DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Consistently productive receiver with good size but pedestrian long speed. While Carroo benefited from Rutgers' offensive system, he was still producing at a high level despite the attention that was paid to him. Carroo will need to continue to sharpen his route running in order to improve his separation on the next level, but his size, hands and ability to block in the running game could land him in the middle rounds with a chance to become an eventual starter.

Downhill attacker with a nose for the action. If he doesn't put together exciting combine test scores, teams will have to weigh his consistent production and ability as a tackler against his lack of size and coverage skills. Longa could factor in as an eventual starter at some point, but he might have to prove himself on special teams early in his career to earn his initial roster spot.

Despite being a 15-point-per-game scorer as a high school basketball player, Lumpkin doesn’t play with the coordinated foot quickness and balance we see in many former basketball players. Offensive line coaches will be intrigued by his long arms and big frame, but his lack of functional flexibility and consistency of engagement needs to be improved in order to make a team.