If DMil can get significant playing time as a freshman, I see no reason why Humphrey can't. He's an unreal talent. Also, he will be returning punts for us by his sophomore year if not sooner.
Jackson will grab one of the tackle spots, he is an All-Conference/America-caliber guy. I would like to see Grant Hill grab the other. He is a special talent as well.
Just as A'Shawn logged significant time last season, so will Da'Shawn this season. He cannot be kept off the field. A'Shawn and Pettaway are proven pass-rushers, and between Reed, Tomlinson, Allen, and Hand, I expect someone else to emerge as a threat to get the quarterback. I think we will get more pressure from DL than we ever have under Coach Saban.
If Devall and Dickson are unable to get pressure from the Jack position, I hope Coach Saban lets Evans, Miller, and Tim Williams get some reps in to see if they can make a difference. We've got too many young, quick OLBs to settle for what we saw last year from that position.
Yeldon's patience served him very well in 2012, behind an OL that blew teams off the ball. With last year's OL, the window of opportunity was smaller and his patience became a liability. He and Drake are both very similar in that, once they make there initial cut, they are very forceful and reach their top speed quickly, but Drake makes his decision about a second sooner that Yeldon, and Yeldon needs to learn from this. Henry's performance against Oklahoma was the best I saw in CFB last season (did not watch the SECCG), and if he shows himself to be the best in 2014, he needs to start, period. We ain't got him long enough to have him play a backup's role for two seasons.
I think Black is the best receiver on the team after Cooper and expect to see him get the ball a lot. Kiffin's gameplan is generally to get the ball in the hands of your gamechangers and Black is a gamechanger.