DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Kelly is a little undersized but is a tough runner and capable pass catcher who has the potential to play all three downs if needed. He can add additional yardage with plus contact balance and an ability to push through tackles, but his average burst between the tackles and around the edge could mean he’ll have to live the life of a grinder. Kelly is a solid committee back with the ability to handle full-time duties if called upon.

McKenzie has an NFL frame and NFL bloodlines, but he doesn't always play as big as he needs to for what is expected of him. He has good upper body power, but needs to do a better job of taking command at the point of attack earlier in the rep. At this point, McKenzie is more of a project than prospect, but there are traits to work with for a team hoping to extract more than what he was able to give the Vols.

Moseley has the borderline size to play outside, but the speed and explosion numbers at his pro day could create an opportunity to hear his name called on Day 3. Moseley's stall in his change of direction may limit his effectiveness if asked to handle bail or even man coverage, but he has enough burst to the ball to keep plays from getting away from him. Moseley has a shot at finding a back-end roster spot if he finds the right scheme fit.

Wolf has good size, is a decent athlete and has posted consistent, if not spectacular, numbers throughout his four years at Tennessee. Wolf is adequate as a pass-catcher and run blocker and has a chance to make it as an NFL backup, but he'll need to improve his toughness and consistency as a run blocker to carve out a career in the league.

Daniel possesses power, but he isn't as consistent a striker as teams may want. His tendency to out-punt his coverage is a concern, but he does have enough talent to warrant a camp invite or an undrafted free agent spot.