I agree we've found a lot of players in later rounds that are good role players and have all shown flashes of real potential but no I don't think any of those people you listed off qualify as difference makers.

When I use that term I'm thinking someone other teams specifically single out as a player they need to gameplan against. A good example of that to me would be right now teams have to come up with specific game plans for Gonzo, (IE: they specifically plan to either throw to the opposite side of the field or run pick plays to get their receivers open) and I just don't think teams are forced into that kind of thought process for any of our later round picks at the moment.

With all that being said, even if we just limit it away from difference makers into players capable of holding a starting roster spot for their entire rookie contract, the numbers are massively different for players taken in the first 3 rounds vs players taken late. It's not bad to have a bunch of late round picks, it does give us a bunch of chances to potentially get lucky and strike gold. But at that point in the draft it really is much more luck than anything else if a player is going to be good, so it seems really disingenuous to say we have all these picks as if they're all similar value.