[Colonel Flagg]

We'll have to see. He still hasn't even practiced for about a year (foot injury in college, then all that contract ugliness). He's good - that's the consensus opinion - but generally rookie wideouts have to get a year or two of seasoning before they really start producing. As he's at best a year behind his peers, he'll either need to be a really fast learner, or much more talented than even the most knowledgeable sports pundit could imagine.