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Some players, however, have a more volatile projection than others. The "boom or bust" dichotomy can also depend on the team that picks a player, as well as his corresponding opportunity for development. (Recall that Alex Smith, the No. 1 pick in 2005, was seen as largely disappointing for most of his career with the 49ers. Yet he settled in as a three-time Pro Bowler in Kansas City before landing a massive contract following his trade to Washington.)

Here are 10 picks from the 2018 draft that rank highly both on risk and reward:

Josh Allen, QB, Bills (No. 7 overall): Perhaps no incoming player has a greater gulf between potential and production. If the Wyoming product is able to harness his ability to make the highlight-reel throw into some sustainable plan of attack, Buffalo's gamble to trade up for him will be well worth it. But Allen regularly struggled in the face of pressure, and he should face heaps of it behind an offensive line ravaged by the loss of its three best starters this offseason. Even if LeSean McCoy, who turns 30 this summer, manages to reduce the heat on Allen — assuming he plays extensively in 2018 — a lackluster receiving corps may struggle to advance his development.

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