DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Like his brothers who also attended West Virginia, White was a late bloomer who was lightly recruited and began his journey at Lackawanna Junior College. Despite being a JUCO transfer, White has become a highly-respected team leader who leads by example with his fearless, physical play. Teams are looking to transition him into a hybrid role with the ability to cover tight ends like a safety and support the run like a linebacker. While he's nothing special as an athlete, his competitiveness and play-demeanor should earn him a spot as a starter.

White is a good athlete, but may not light the Combine on fire like his brother Kevin did back in 2015. White is a competitive outside receiver who plays with good toughness and play speed, but average hands and strength. His tape won't blow anyone away, but it is solid throughout and he has the football character and athletic ability to fight for a spot at the back-end of the roster or on a practice squad.

Bosch is sturdy and competitive at the point of attack, but athletic limitations prevent him from being more than an alley fighter in tight quarters. Bosch is strong for his weight and plays with power over positioning so he'll need to find a double-team based rushing attack to be at his best. His ability to hold up in pass pro could improve his draft standing a little bit. Bosch will likely have to fight for a backup roster spot.

Crawford is a slightly built slasher whose lack of vision, decisiveness and play strength will make a journey to an NFL roster difficult. While Crawford does have the athletic traits to be more elusive, he lacks that second level creativity to set himself apart from other runners. Crawford may have to flash as a return man or on special teams coverage if he wants to make a team.