DRAFT TRACKER 2014

An old-school fullback with explosive power to pave the way as an iso-lead blocker and enough speed and athletic ability to carve a niche as a core special-teams performer. Valuable pass protector with good hands and short-yardage running power to contribute when needed.

Split time as a senior and did not look as powerful as he did as a junior in an isolation-lead blocking role. Could benefit from shedding some weight.

Tough, dedicated, mature, self-made overachiever who was not heavily deployed at a position that has become a dying breed, but made an impact when he was on the field and plays with the fearless abandon of a classic wedge-buster. The type of player fans root for, Williams could make a living as a core special teams contributor and example leader.

A versatile jack-of-all-trades, Milllard brings the most value as a core special-teams contributor. Is best suited for a role as a fullback in a matchup-based offense where he could fill a variety of roles. Has been very reliable and durable throughout his career, but late October ACL injury could still require some rehabilitation as a rookie and could affect his draft standing.

A converted safety, Abram contributed primarily on special teams prior to his senior season when he was an overlooked role player for a national champion FSU squad boasting an exceptionally talented roster. Is a young fullback, but has clear developmental upside given his intriguing athleticism and versatility.

Intelligent, jack of all trades, master of none whose skill set falls somewhere between a tight end and fullback. Will go as far as his versatility, blocking, hands and special-teams utility carry him.

Short, stock, undersized college nose tackle with the urgency, hand violence and toughness desired at the fullback position in the pros. Lacks length for the interior defensive line, but might even be able to supply a spark in a situational role for a Tampa-2 front given his elite quickness and gap discipline. A Rod Marinelli-type player.

Decorated, undersized, Mid-American Conference nose tackle who became the first player in school history to earn four consecutive, first-team honors. Must prove he can project to fullback in a camp.