DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Kirk is a well-built, mentally tough slot target whose game is built around pace more than explosiveness. His lack of speed and length make him less likely to impact games down the field, but his footwork, route tempo and hands should give him an opportunity to find catches underneath. Kirk's ability to help in the return game is a plus, but the difference between average and good as a receiver could depend on finding the right fit.

Watts is a feast or famine player whose biggest faults are often self-inflicted and not due to a lack of talent or athletic ability. He's smooth and athletic and plays with the instincts and ball skills to flip the field on the next level. Watts' success as a professional will likely depend on work ethic and consistency as a tackler.

Ratley's combination of size, athleticism, and pure speed makes him an intriguing prospect despite the fact that he managed just 47 catches over his three seasons at Texas A&M. While he has bonafide field-stretching speed, he also has the athletic ability and foot quickness to handle underneath routes as well. Ratley is raw and will need to improve his press release and routes, but his explosiveness gives him a shot at making a roster or practice squad as a late rounder or undrafted free agent.

Henderson's draft position may not have much relevance to the type of football player he could become in the pros. He is clearly undersized as an NFL defensive lineman and teams will have to decide if they want to try him as a shade nose or a three-technique in a 4-3 front. However, none of that may matter as teams will have to decide if they view Henderson as a character concern worthy of working with as a pro.

Ford is a one-speed, straight ahead runner who looks to duck his head and ground out yardage through physicality. His lack of vision and elusiveness puts a cap on what he can offer a team as a runner, but he does have NFL size and a chance to earn a roster spot if he can prove to be a tough yardage specialist with plus coverage ability on coverage teams.

Tripucka showed off decent leg strength this season, but he doesn't have a booming leg by NFL standards. Tripucka doesn't offer kickoff value and his accuracy was a little disappointing. He could make it into a camp, but has his work cut out for him.