DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Campbell has an Academic All-­Big Ten under his belt, but the classroom smarts don’t always translate into on­field instincts for the linebacker. While Campbell has terrific size and NFL-­caliber athleticism, his inability to consistently perform his assignments as a second level linebacker could make him a project.

Too small to play outside, but has enough cover skills and toughness against the run to make it in the league as a slot cornerback. Murray's instincts and vision serve him well in zone coverage, which might be where he is at his best, but he shouldn’t be considered limited to just zone­-based defenses. He will be challenged by quality quarterback play at the Senior Bowl and a good week there could solidify him in the middle rounds.

Maye might be short, but he's not small. With a compact build and above average play strength for his size, he isn’t easily pushed around within his routes or before the catch. Maye has two traits that teams like in slot corners ­-- an ability to uncover quickly and a hyper-­competitive demeanor. While his production only spanned a single season, Maye looks the part of an NFL slot who could see action sooner rather than later.

Small cornerback who played outside and from the slot, but must become a full­-time slot cornerback on the next level due to his lack of size and strength. Boddy­-Calhoun allowed entirely too much separation at times and he has a difficult time mustering enough closing speed when beaten over the top. His lack of traits could push him down the draft boards so he needs to have a big postseason to keep his draft stock alive.

High-character leader for the Gophers with a consistent work ethic according to scouts. Cockran has put on necessary mass during his time at Minnesota, but it has cost him some quickness. His lack of athleticism and overall pass-rushing talent make finding a spot for him in this draft a challenge.