DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Spruce won't check very many of the athletic boxes needed to get drafted, but his overall toughness, production and hands should put him back on the draft radar. Spruce won't appeal to everyone, but teams looking for a hard­-nosed slot receiver with value as a punt returner could bite on the third day.

Lewis has enough frame and length to stay at tackle, but will need to move over to the right side even though he may be able to offer average value as a swing tackle. Run blocking in space will always be a concern and his foot quickness could cause issues for him against NFL speed off the edge. There is enough there to work with Lewis as a backup tackle.

Nembot is a project who would get a quarterback killed if he had to step into a starter’s role next season. However, evaluators will understand this and will likely give him time to continue growing into his frame and working on his technique. Nembot's play strength and balance is a substantial concern and might always be an issue for him, but he’s got size and length and teams take chances on those traits at tackle.

Crawley definitely had some flash moments at the Shrine Game practices, but teams value production and there is no getting around his astounding number of touchdowns allowed and pass interference penalties. If Crawley runs well, teams may view him as a developmental prospect in need of technique work, but his inconsistency in coverage and lack of plays on the ball may be a sign of confidence issues and a lack of instincts.