DRAFT TRACKER 2014

A big, strong cornerback who must prove that he can recover from offseason knee surgery and return to being the player he was as a junior, when he graded out highly in press coverage, as a tackler and for his ability to make plays on the ball. Has a unique combination of size and speed.

Narrow-framed, confident, competitive off-man/zone corner who should contribute readily on special teams while pushing for a role in sub packages.

Unrefined, strong-armed, sturdy pocket passer who looks the part and has intriguing, raw arm talent, though he is a converted tight end whose inexperience showed throughout a yo-yo career in Blacksburg. Has definite developmental value given his starter-caliber skill set and intangible makeup. Would benefit from coaching continuity, more specifically a QB coach capable of refining his crude talent.

Explosive, high-motor see-and-go reactor whose calling card is his ability to pressure the edge. Does not play to his weight-room numbers against the run and lacks desirable length and smarts, projecting as a situational 3-4 rush linebacker.

A big, strong inside receiver best with simplified assignments, Coles possesses the enough size to post up linebackers and mismatch defensive backs. History of knee injuries will eliminate from consideration for some teams and could affect draft standing.

Squatty, experienced, productive defensive tackle who gives an honest effort and was an effective college player, though his physical limitations limit him to the nose in a 4-3 front. Profiles as an overachiever who could vie for a spot as a rotational run defender.