DRAFT TRACKER 2016

Draftable punter with the leg strength to dig his team out of a field position hole and the touch to be effective once he hits midfield.

Amongst the influx of Australian kickers into college football, Hackett is the lead dog. Hackett is competitive and confident and has shown the potential to succeed as a base punter, but his combine performance will be extremely important in his attempt to convince NFL general managers and special teams coaches that he can transition away from the rugby style with success.

Edwards is one of the new breed of punters coming over from Australia and making their mark in college football. With very good size and solid hang ­time, Edwards has a chance to stand­out at the combine if he can mash and maintain his hang time.

Big punter with relatively calm demeanor and a “what you see, is what you get” skill set as a punter. While he may be mindful of keeping the ball out of the end zone, his lack of a big leg will likely cause him to go undrafted.

Long­-limbed punter who showed off more consistent power in his foot earlier in his career than later. Monday can get the ball out quickly and has improved with consistency of his hang time and has an outside shot of being taken on Day 3.