DRAFT TRACKER 2014

A big, long, athletic receiver with inconsistent hands and questionable toughness and effort. Displays starter-caliber physical traits, yet his playing demeanor and approach turn off many evaluators and could force his draft status to sink. Is at his best outside the numbers as an "X" receiver.

Long, lean, non-physical zone corner who could compete for a job as a No. 5 corner, though his deficiency against the run could always be limiting.

Developmental 3-4 rush-linebacker prospect with the pedigree and sack production to warrant interest. However, Jeffcoat will need to get stronger and improve vs. the run to ever become more than a backup.

Similar to former Longhorns DT Henry Melton, Whaley is a converted running back who outgrew the position and flipped to the other side of the ball. Whaley is still very raw and inexperienced and will require patience to develop. Is coming off season-ending knee surgery and could take additional time to be ready. Developmental project with intriguing upside.

A highly-touted prep recruit who struggled to secure a starting job at Texas after cycling through three offenses in three years. Graduated early and transferred to SMU, where he settled down in a simplified system under the guidance of June Jones. Could fend for a job in a West Coast offense.

Strrong, straight-line, stiff-legged, short-area power blocker capable of functioning in a man-based protection scheme, but is the type of athlete teams are always looking to upgrade. Overall body stiffness will be exposed more vs. NFL penetrators.

A finesse, college left tackle lacking ideal agility, bend and balance to handle NFL speed rushers and the girth, strength and power desired on the right side. Will have a long battle to earn a role and needs to get stronger. Best chance could come at right guard.