DRAFT TRACKER 2015

Doesn't possess the strength or long speed to make a living as an outside receiver, but he can be an extremely effective weapon from the slot as a pro, turning short third-down throws into first downs. Diggs can make things happen when he has the ball in his hands and could become a consistent, productive weapon for the right offensive coordinator.

Converted center who has taken reps at tackle and started an entire season at guard. Limited phone-booth mauler with above-average upper-body strength and toughness at the point of attack to play in the NFL. His physical limitations could hurt his draft standing, but his functional strength and potential to swing between center and guard give him a decent shot to make it in the league.

An "X" receiver in college who will likely be forced into the slot based on lack of desired size and speed. Has NFL hands, but his lack of physical traits might make it tough to overcome concerns about work ethic and well-traveled background.

Kilgo's frame carries his weight well, but he's missing the power necessary to play the nose. Kilgo rarely threatens the gap as a penetrator and he struggles to hold up against double teams. Kilgo's lack of aggressive temperament and pure strength could make him a tough sell on draft day.

Not instinctive or athletic. Can't hang his hat on coverage ability or run-stuffing acumen. He's an inside linebacker with limited range who must prove he can be a special-teams monster to make it.

Average size and athleticism with no physical or explosive traits showing up on tape to hang his hat on.