DRAFT TRACKER 2018

Ridley has game-changing talent complete with blazing speed and rare route-running ability for a college prospect. He ran the full route tree at Alabama, has experience working in a pro-style attack and is a plug-and-play starter on day one. He must improve his ability to defeat press corners off the snap or he'll become a feast or famine target. Ridley's elite speed and separation talent gives him the potential to become one of the more productive and dangerous receivers in the league.

Size and speed prospect with sudden feet to uncover underneath and the burst to get open vertically, but a poor feel for the position. Foster is a much better athlete than receiver and was unable to find snaps until this season because he was behind better football players. He's expected to workout well and may find a spot at the back of a roster or on a practice squad early in his career, but he appears to lack the football instincts and playmaking consistency to stick long-term.

Sims has the size, length, and build of a potential NFL prospect, but his tape just isn't up to par. Sims failed to find consistent playing time and production in Alabama's crowded receiving corps over the years which speaks to the issues he has with separation, contested catches, and route-running. Sims has physical traits that should get him into camp, but it's unlikely he sticks around for the long haul.