DRAFT TRACKER 2017

Linear player with natural power and aggressiveness, but a lack of flexibility could hamper his potential as an NFL rusher. Lawson's twitch shows up in short, controlled bursts, but he struggles to finish if the play isn't right in front of him. Lawson's ruffneck demeanor will appeal to teams looking for an aggressive edge-setter along a physical front, but his draft grade could vary quite a bit from team to team.

Adams disappointed the scouting community with a pedestrian junior season that lacked passion and production. This season, he played with greater consistency of effort and found his way into the backfield far more often. Can be disruptive off the snap but is not the type of player to recover quickly if beaten early in the rep. He is a rotational defensive tackle for gap-attack defenses, but is unlikely to offer much as a pass rusher.

Ford has been a solid starter and productive tackler as a three-year starter in the SEC, but his tight hips and lack of instant acceleration could limit what teams are able to ask from him in coverage. He will likely have to add some weight and try to prove himself as a backup box safety who can make plays on special teams.

Leff's lack of length and ability to handle power on the edge makes a career as a tackle unlikely. He lacks the the desired power and hand quickness for the guard spot, but could probably get by in a zone scheme. He is fluid on the second level so it wouldn't surprise to see a team try him as a center with potential guard roster flexibility. If he doesn't have enough core strength, it won't matter.

Scrappy guard with average power and limited athletic ability who still finds ways to maintain a level of consistency as a blocker. Kozan doesn't have any of the physical or athletic traits that will help him stand out, but he's a coachable tough guy who should find his way into a camp and put together some solid reps. If Kozan can take some snaps and offer center flexibility, that might help his chances to make a roster.

Height, weight, speed prospect with limited production and below average hands. Thanks to his physical traits, there will likely be some teams interested in getting ahold of Stevens to see what he might be capable of, but it is unlikely they would be willing to spend a draft pick on him. Stevens has some practice squad potential.