DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Pittsburgh asked Boyd to be a running back and possession receiver this season, but that doesn't define what he can be in the pros. Boyd makes up for a lack of speed with vice ­grips for hands and being intelligent in his routes. Boyd isn't a stand­alone WR1, but he can be a very productive starter in a play-­action attack that allows him to play to his strengths.

Carrington got a late jump on high school football and is still playing catch­up on the field. While he had some struggles last year, he was expected to show vast improvement this season, but that didn’t materialize. There are times he will flash, but his inconsistent angles to the ball and lack of closing speed could make him a late, day three selection at best with more seasoning needed.