DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Played with consistency throughout his stint as a four-year starter at Iowa and his 2015 tape is solid from start to finish. While his lack of physical traits could hurt where he is taken in the draft, his functional strength, technical savvy, athleticism and body control should not be ignored as he has all the makings of an eventual NFL starter.

Determined combination tight end with the potential to play in­line or as a move tight end. Krieger­-Coble was a three-sport star in high school and played multiple positions on the football field, which accounts for his athleticism and competitiveness. He might not blow teams away with freaky traits, but his tape shows the potential to help in a zone blocking scheme as well as the ability to win against man coverage.

Combine with center and teammate Austin Blythe to become an extremely consistent tandem that helped to spring the running game this season. Walsh plays with good hand usage and his play strength isn't bad for his size, but unless he's hiding weight somewhere, a move to center might be in his future.

Physical hitter who plays with desire and urgency, but lacks the physical traits and downhill cover skills teams covet at the position. Comparisons to Bob Sanders by locals is understandable due to his frame and physicality, but Lomax lacks the juice and top-­end speed that Sanders possessed.

While the game-­winning 57-yarder looks good on the resume, Koehn doesn't have many 50-plus attempts under his belt and he doesn’t appear to possess the leg strength for kickoffs that NFL teams like. While he strikes the ball consistently and with good trajectory, special teams coaches will be concerned about those missed extra points.