DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Upon first glance, Ogbah appears unimpressive because he doesn't play with the quickness or athleticism expected of productive pass rushers, but eventually, his translatable qualities avail themselves. Ogbah's power will serve him well against the run, but he will have to become more skilled as a pass rusher. He can play 3­-4 outside linebacker or 4-3 defensive end, and he might have value inside in sub­packages.

Peterson's confidence and football intelligence will grow on you after awhile. It's not always clean, but he finds ways to disrupt throws and man his position. Size limitations make a move inside as a nickel corner possible, but he has enough quickness and coverage savvy to stick on a roster.

Looks the part on the hoof, but tape is a much different story. Bean is unable to count on edge speed or power as a traits-­based pass rush attack and his hands are simply not skilled enough. He is an average athlete lacking plus power at the point of attack so his call might not come until very late or after the draft.