DRAFT TRACKER 2015

Goodley is a top-heavy wide receiver with a running back's frame and an ability to make teams pay after the catch. The biggest concern in scouting circles is how quickly he can adapt to NFL routes and how his hands will hold up if he's asked to make his living over the middle of the field in traffic. Goodley isn't the talent that Percy Harvin is, but he can be used in some of the same, creative ways.

NFL evaluators felt like Petty's senior season was disappointing, but those same evaluators love his size, leadership and intangibles. He needs a year or two of practice time and camp work to learn how to get through his progressions, but has the intelligence to do that. Petty must have a structured offense that won't ask him to make plays outside of the pocket.

After a couple of productive college seasons, Norwood saw his playing time and production slashed in 2014 due to competition at the position. While he has the hands and the toughness, scouts believe he is a limited receiver who needs a good workout to get back on draft radars.

Decorated four-year punter with outstanding size, and consistent accuracy and touch when needed. Despite having just one punt blocked during time at Baylor, he might need to speed things up when he hits the next level.

With his burst to the ball and ability to cover, Hager would be best suited for a 4-3 defense looking for an athletic linebacker who can make plays outside of his area. Hager might end up a late-round pick, but teams like his production and chase traits.