DRAFT TRACKER 2016

His size and speed may draw some interest from teams, but he's a one-­trick, vertical receiver who doesn't possess the elite speed that can compensate for his average hands and below average routes. Moore is a developmental prospect who will need time to work on his deficiencies but might be limited by his lack of return game experience on the college level.

McKay was a "one to watch" type of prospect headed into 2015, but failed to build on that buzz this season. While his size is appealing and could get him drafted if he runs a good 40-yard dash, his potential issues against press coverage combined with below average hands could be quite a stumbling block.

Ehringer has the size to be an NFL tackle, but doesn’t have enough athletic ability to be a successful tackle in pass protection. While some may project Ehringer inside due to his lack of quickness, a lack of functional strength at the point of attack could doom that move as well.

Straight-­up vertical guy who can blaze and hit the home run, but who lacks of completeness to his game. Holton's size and speed are worthy of attention and his ability to return kicks gives him a better chance to make a roster than most limited speedsters.