DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Scooby Wright probably won’t tear up the combine with eye-popping athletic numbers and his injury-plagued 2015 season put his name on the back­burner as far as draft discussions, but his instincts, production and overall competitive fire make him one of the safer second day bets in this draft. He could make a late move up the draft board for teams who value elite production.

Pass protection from 2015 was problematic at right tackle, but his guard tape from 2014 was more promising and showed a better fit for his strengths. Maiava’s issue with balance and body control could make him an inconsistent blocker in both the run and pass, but he will step up and whip his man from time to time. There is enough to like that gives him a shot at making a run in camp and potentially finding a practice squad.

While the size and length are there to be a factor in the red area, Jones really struggles to free himself against aggressive press coverage and is missing the NFL deep speed to make defenders pay up top. He has some of the pieces, but maybe not enough.