DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Future slot corner who has the athleticism to handle mirror and match coverage and the toughness to step up and take on tackle responsibilities. Reed lacks size, but not heart. He's passionate and confident and outplays his height on a consistent basis. Reed's talent as a return specialist could gain him instant opportunities and his work won't hurt his cause. Reed has the mental and physical makeup to become a solid pro as both a return man and a sub-package cornerback.

Pringle will be a 25-year-old rookie come November thanks to a college pathway that was clogged by criminal indiscretions. By all accounts, he is a new man, but NFL evaluators will make their own determinations. Pringle improved from last season to this one and showed an ability to create separation down the field, but he'll have to prove he can have that he can defeat press coverage on the pro level. Pringle is a physical receiver with downfield potential, but is primarily a developmental prospect at this stage.

While he's smallish, he has enough leg to handle NFL duties. While accuracy is a strength, he still has to prove that he can hit the 50-plus yard field goals at a more consistent rate. His ability on kickoffs combined with consistent ball striking give him a shot to hear his name called.

Scott's delivery is pretty tight and his velocity is solid, but his lack of size could hinder his opportunities.