If you're going to make an All-Rookie team based off of preseason performances, you might as well do it after Week 3, as Week 4 generally involves backup-heavy lineups, with teams trying to shield their starters from injury. So, we did just that.
After three samples of what rookie talents might look like, we've complied a list of rookies who had the most complete success as starting or rotational players this preseason. That means rookies like Ezekiel Elliott, the Dallas Cowboys running back who only has been able to play in one game so far, won't be making the cut.