DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Nelson is fairly well-built, but lacks desired height and length for the perimeter and his position fit could be fluid depending on team philosophy and scheme. It is extremely rare for a defender to log over 40 passes defensed during his career and not land a single interception so teams will have to decide how they categorize Nelson's "ball skills" -- especially in light of his high interference numbers. Nelson is a competitor with adequate athleticism as a man cover corner who looks the part of an average NFL starter, but may see his draft grade slip due to his recent injury.

Undersized, but extremely athletic, Allen has a rare ability to sustain blocks from a centered position in both the run and pass game. While Allen showed an ability to handle pass protection duties at left tackle, his lack of length will force him back to his natural interior spot. Allen has some experience snapping the ball and may have to move to center thanks to his lack of overall mass. Allen has position flexibility and starting level talent if he can keep his weight up.

Henderson's tape from 2016 pops way more than what he put together in 2017. His struggles to tackle consistently and handle his duties in deep coverage lead to too many big plays he didn’t have the recovery speed to make up for mistakes. Henderson plays with an aggressive demeanor and has hit moments as a striker, but his inability to perform the consistent duties required of the position could make it hard to land on a roster.