The NFL preseason kicks off with the Hall of Fame game, setting the stage for fans eager to see new talent. As teams gear up for the month ahead, several rookies are drawing attention for their potential impact on their respective squads.

Here are 10 rookies to keep an eye on:

• WR Cyrus Allen, Chiefs
  Allen has impressed in camp, alleviating concerns over the team’s receiving corps. As a fifth-round pick, he possesses the speed to be a big-play threat, crucial for a team needing consistency in its passing game.

• LB Jaishawn Barham, Cowboys
  Barham fits well in the Cowboys' defensive scheme, showcasing versatility that allows him to excel in both run defense and as an additional rusher.

• DL Uar Bernard, Eagles
  Despite never playing football, Bernard has immense athletic potential. The Eagles hope he can replicate the success of tackle Jordan Mailata as a seventh-round pick.

• WR Denzel Boston, Browns
  Boston has generated significant buzz in training camp, already securing the starting X receiver role. His dual-threat capability in both the passing and run game sets high expectations.

• CB Charles Demmings, Vikings
  A fifth-round pick, Demmings is creating excitement as a potential long-term solution for a position the Vikings have struggled to fill.

• LB Jake Golday, Vikings
  Golday's past as a pass rusher aligns well with defensive coordinator Brian Flores' aggressive scheme, earning him positive reviews in camp.

• WR Ja'Kobi Lane, Ravens
  Lane is another rookie receiver making waves, bolstering the Ravens' quest for a taller threat in the receiving game.

• DL Kayden McDonald, Texans
  McDonald, pushing 330 pounds, surprises with his explosiveness, adding a new dimension to the Texans' defensive front.

• LB Harold Perkins Jr., Falcons
  Already gaining first-team reps, Perkins showcases versatility that could transform his role on the field.

• LB Josiah Trotter, Buccaneers
  Trotter rounds out the list as another rookie to watch, with potential to make significant contributions in the upcoming season.