Every year, I travel to training camps around the NFL, and every year, it seems the players are getting a little bit better. The rookies are just so well-prepared coming out of college, and the veterans have such sophisticated offseason regimens available to them, that the bar seems to be pushed ever higher acro s the board. Of course, even with the overall tide rising, there Oscar Colas Jersey are those who still stand out.With Weeks 1 and 2 of the preseason schedule behind us, I figured I'd highlight the players who caught my eye -- or ear, via my conversations with folks around the league -- in training camp as ascendant talents. These guys aren't nece sarily that well-known, and they don't have lengthy resumes, but all look poised to help their respective teams in a big way this season.Here, in alphabetical order, are 11 players on the rise as training camps wrap up:Bell has shocked me with how well he's played since entering the NFL as an undrafted rookie in 2011, and I've continued to be impre sed with the way he's transitioned from right tackle to left tackle this preseason in the wake of . Offensive line coach John Matsko has done a great job improving Bell's technique and making the game easier for the strong, wide-shouldered 25-year-old. Bell must do a good job protecting 's blind side if the are to have a chance, and, luckily for them, it looks like he's going to.Clay can line up everywhere, and -- -- I expect him to be used very creatively by new offensive coordinator Bill Lazor. The fourth-year pro, who mi sed a couple weeks of the preseason with a knee i sue but , has very good hands and is improving as a blocker. Miami can rely on him to bail out quarterback with quick catches when needed. If on enforcing pa s-coverage rules lasts into the regular season, it should help big, speedy tight ends like Clay -- as Bill Parcells pointed out when I discu sed that change with him. Ellington, a sixth-round pick in 2013, has very good acceleration and fine hands -- two traits that he showed off as a rookie, when he averaged 5.5 yards per carry and hauled in 39 pa ses for 371 yards. He's not huge, but he has big-play ability and should gain something like 850 yards this season, as long as he can stay healthy. He should help Arizona win some games.Ertz really improved in the latter half of his rookie campaign. He has size, speed and versatility, plus a good release off the line of scrimmage. The 2013 second-round pick is a good player -- which is something the ' pa sing game definitely could use as the team moves forward without .The former first-round pick is primed to take over for veteran as the ' go-to receiver. Floyd struggled as a rookie in 2012, but he seems to have really matured. When I included him , I pegged him for 70 catches, and he obliged with 65 catches for 1,041 yards and five scores. While he mi sed the Cards' first two preseason games, I ultimately expect Floyd to be the ' leading receiver in 2014 and have a chance to make the . This should allow quarterback to put together an outstanding season.Kelce was already starting to look pretty good when I saw him in ' camp last year, but a knee i sue -- which required microfracture surgery -- limited him to one game in 2013. This year, Kelce appears to have , only now he's stronger and better, improving as a blocker. I watched him in three practices this preseason, and in each one, he made tough catches, just as he did in the practices I watched last year. Kansas City's proclivity for the run might limit Kelce's statistical ceiling, but if he can avoid the trainer's room, he has a chance to notch 50 catches and five touchdowns.Minter won't be the best-looking athlete out there, but as an active defender who can drop into space, he can get the job done. I expect him to start and play well for the , who will need him to do both, with in Cleveland and suspended. Of course, will make things harder for Minter, who also must overcome the pectoral injury he's been dealing with this preseason.Reed will continue to build on the promise he showed as a rookie last year before got in the way. Built like a basketball player, he moves like one, too; he's really a matchup nightmare for opponents. We can expect new coach , who liked to throw to the tight end when he was offensive coordinator of the , to use Reed well. And with newcomer joining out wide, it will only be more difficult for defenders to stop this unique weapon.Cornerback will mi s the first four games of the season , and Ryan has a good shot to fill in opposite during that time. That responsibility will, of course, force Ryan to be tested -- and I expect the second-year pro to stand up to the test. He has very good ball skills, will tackle in run support and understands the game. He's knowledgeable and excels at breaking up pa ses. If New England's defense is going to be better in 2014, Ryan -- who could slide into the third cornerback spot when Browner returns -- is key.Jeremiah: Defensive ROY candidatesWhich rookie will emerge from a loaded draft cla s to take home the defensive award? Daniel Jeremiah ranks top contenders. Shazier is the real deal. He po se ses the attitude and ability to make a serious impact, and he has an above-average chance to be the Defensive Rookie of the Year. After mi sing a bit of time with a knee injury, the first-round pick in his preseason debut Saturday, racking up nine tackles and an interception. Shazier can line up everywhere -- including the line of scrimmage, with his hand in the dirt to rush the pa ser -- and will make plays in both the running and the pa sing game. Defensive coordinator will have Shazier doing things few others can do.The struggled in 2013, but they did rush for 2,000 yards -- . If they want to improve in 2014, they'll have to keep running, and Wisniewski will be a crucial part of that. The fourth-year pro is smart, hard-working and stronger than he used to be. Offensive line coach -- who does a good job with the unit overall -- has helped Wisniewski significantly, and I think the center is poised for big things.Follow Gil Brandt on Twitter __. Herb Score Jersey