Jim Halpert: Denzel Ward
Both Jim and Denzel Ward are both under-appreciated, well-mannered and likable. Two adults making a living in their hometowns, Ward and Jim are unproblematic and possess great long-term value.
While they are largely forgotten by most of their fanbases, they can both strike hard and fast when needed. The same way Ward can step in front of a Ben Roethlisberger pass, Jim can close a deal when needed most.
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To their respective organizations, they both provide great risk. If Ward can’t stop getting concussions, there are questions about an early, somewhat forced, retirement. If Jim finds success with Athlead, he could easily bolt back to Philadelphia full-time and leave Scranton without a top paper salesman.
If Ward can stay healthy and continue his Pro-Bowl play, while growing consistency under new defensive coordinator Steve Wilks, he can definitely become a staple of the Browns organization the same way that Jim solidified herself in Scranton.
Stanley Hudson: Nick Chubb
You know exactly what you’re going to get out of Nick Chubb. He says literally nothing.
You know exactly what you’re going to get out of Stanley Hudson, unless it’s Pretzel Day.
Chubb has to find himself sometimes annoyed with the colorful antics of Beckham and Mayfield, but he goes about his work anyways.
Guys like Chubb and Stanley let the numbers speak for themselves.