DRAFT TRACKER 2014

Adequate-sized, monotone, fairly nondescript receiver lacking exceptional athletic traits for the pro game and will need to prove himself in the return game to stick.

Lean, fluid, speedy Division II standout with a playmaker's resume. Will have to overcome size and strength limitations, but his burst and hands give him the opportunity to earn a role as a slot receiver and return man.

A long-limbed, smooth-moving college backup "Z" receiver in a high-octane, spread passing game, Burks possesses enough athletic talent to warrant a chance as a developmental receiver in a camp. Will need to become a more secure catcher to earn a spot.

Short, squatty, Sun Belt Conference standout utility threat with potential to compete for a job as a slot receiver and return man in the pros.

Smallish, quicker-than-fast slot receiver/returner who was a playmaker in the MAC, though he is not uniquely explosive for a small player and will have to be an impactful return man to hold down a roster spot.

Smallish, productive slot receiver who plays bigger than his size and flashes the short-area quickness and zone awareness to compete for a job. Small hands and lack of physicality are limiting factors.

Runs a lot of simple digs, slants and bubble screens and is effective as a short-area, stationary target when he has free releases. Could compete for a job in the slot.

A strong, inside slot receiver with the toughness to work the middle of the field. Missed the 2011 season for academics and did not play as a senior.

A lean, lanky possession receiver capable of working the short field. Will need to figure out what it means to be a pro, learn the finer details and likely will have to prove he can make a contribution on special teams to earn a spot.

Big, tough, athletic, West Coast receiver who broke out as a senior. Has a mixture of "Z" and "X" traits and could even be viewed as a developmental H-back prospect.

A dependable inside, possession receiver with the size, toughness and hands to fend for a roster spot. Lack of special teams experience could be restricting.

Very lean, very fast, outside-the-numbers "X" receiver who will be sought after by vertical passing teams, as he shows an extra gear to take the top off. Has traits to be tried as a kickoff returner, though he will have to prove he can stay in one piece.

Unsudden, West Coast possession target who will have to prove he can consistently separate versus better competition.

A reliable possession receiver most ideally suited for the slot, Allen does not display the make-you-miss after the catch or route savvy desired for the pro level and will require time to learn how to read coverages and uncover. Limited special teams value could restrict chances to earn a spot.

Lean, short-armed, smoother-than-sudden receiver/return man who will need the benefit of a free slot release given his pedestrian speed and strength. Intangibles and return skills will have to carry him, as he lacks distinguishable athletic traits.