1. Chicago Bears drafted a future Pro Bowler in Jaquan Brisker
Of the five players listed, the least surprising to miss the cut this year would be Jaquan Brisker. Brisker had a great season by rookie standards, but a rookie would really have to be in high standing to make the Pro Bowl. Especially at safety which is less prominently discussed.
With that in mind, only an elite season would have Brisker on that path. Brisker was not elite, but the promise sure is there. Brisker finds the football. The Chicago Bears play him in the box, because he is a great compliment to Eddie Jackson, and it highlights his best traits.
Brisker can be a tackle machine and can help prevent big plays. Beyond that, he has a knack for punching the football and being turnover minded.
The good thing for Brisker is that he can rack up tackle stats. Beyond that, he can put in a big hit or two, to get fans excited. Lastly, if he is benefitting from turnovers, you can write him into the Pro Bowl right now.
Jaquan Brisker will almost certainly make the Pro Bowl in his NFL career. It could be as quick as next season.