DRAFT TRACKER 2016

The playmaking production didn't happen by accident. Fuller has the twitch and the anticipation to challenge throws on the NFL level and come away with his fair share of interceptions, but scouts are very leery of the chances he is willing to take as they have concerns about his ability to carry long speed. With the way Fuller plays the ball in front of him combined with his tackling prowess, his home could be with a Tampa­ 2-oriented defense that values physical, zone corners over speed.

Wiry edge player forced to play too often with a hand in the ground despite his clear lack of power to handle the the position. Nicolas combines hustle and exciting athletic traits that will have evaluators trying to find a place for him, but without better technique and overall strength, life as an edge player might be difficult. If a team is willing to be patient, it might be worth taking a look at Nicolas as a 3-­4 inside linebacker.

Has the size to be an NFL "Y" tight end, but needs to keep working on his blocking since that will be how he earns his chance on the field. Malleck is competitive, if limited, in the passing game and could hear his name called on the third day if he puts together a decent combine.