DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Noteboom flashes the technique, hand usage, and athleticism you want out of the position but he doesn't do those things with enough consistency. His inability to gain and secure positioning as a move blocker is a concern as is his consistency as a finisher in running game. Noteboom was one of the tackles who flashed at the Senior Bowl in one-on-one drills and had a great workout at the Combine. The tape says day three, but his work during the "draft season" should get him drafted on the second day with a chance to become an early NFL starter.

Pryor is great big, long-armed blocker who falls in the category of prospect rather than project. His size and length traits along with his ability to play guard or tackle will offer immediate appeal as a potential third-day selection. He's better suited as a drive blocker who is allowed to work inside a smaller radius, but he's not a bad athlete in general. Pryor has dropped about twenty pounds since the end of the year which could help his case for staying at right tackle, but he's more than capable of playing guard if needed.

Schlottman is a former high school tackle who has some experience at guard but has primarily played center. While his technique is solid and he offers up the level of tenacity teams look for, he may need to be paired with a move-oriented rushing attack who is willing to wait while he gets strong enough to handle the day-to-day power of the NFL.

Traits-based prospect with raw talent who is lacking the fundamentals to make a 53-man roster early in his career. Williams' combination of size and speed should be appealing to teams looking to make him a priority free agent with practice squad potential, but fighting through personal adversity and overcoming a year of non-production will be a challenge.