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The NFL Rookie Progress Report: How all 257 draft picks are faring with their new teams
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The NFL Rookie Progress Report: How all 257 draft picks are faring with their new teams

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When will Fernando Mendoza start? Should we expect big things for Sonny Styles, Ja'Kobi Lane and Cashius Howell? We checked in on all 32 NFL teams' rookie classes.

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