DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Deluxe run-supporter who has the closing burst and size to continue his impressive tackle production in the pros. Cash is much too stiff to be asked to make a living in coverage and any team considering him will likely view him as a box safety or hybrid player who is less about a defined position and more about physicality around the line of scrimmage.

Extremely cerebral in his approach and uses his instincts and technique to maximize his overall talent. While Skura might not be the most athletic center, he does play with desired body control and functional strength for the position and he doesn't take many bad losses on a rep. His intelligence and technique work give him a shot to become an NFL starter, and he played guard as a freshman so he might have some two-position versatility.

Martin has been one of the most consistent kickers in college football over the last two seasons and has the ability to drive the ball with power and accuracy. He's also not afraid to get into the mix if a tackle needs to be made as witnessed by his 13 special teams tackles during his time at Duke. Martin has a strong leg as a field goal kicker, but needs to show he can drive his kickoffs with better length and hang time to improve his draft stock.

Long­-limbed punter who showed off more consistent power in his foot earlier in his career than later. Monday can get the ball out quickly and has improved with consistency of his hang time and has an outside shot of being taken on Day 3.