DRAFT TRACKER 2018
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Atlanta Falcons
Round 1 • Pick 26
PLAYER ANALYSIS
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.
BY LANCE ZIERLEIN
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Arizona Cardinals
Round 2 • Pick 15
PLAYER ANALYSIS
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.
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Denver Broncos
Round 2 • Pick 8
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Sutton is a possession receiver who has the size and toughness to handle a heavier target load if necessary, but he will need to improve as a route runner because his play speed and separation is nothing special. Sutton's ability to win in contested catch situations could get him early playing time as a second or third receiver, but he may not have the explosiveness to ever become a top-flight WR1.
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Jacksonville Jaguars
Round 2 • Pick 29
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Tall and fast, Chark is a linear route-runner who may need a limited route tree, but who has the potential to back safeties off the line of scrimmage. Chark will be coveted by play-action passing attacks looking to win with chunk plays down the field, but he'll need to improve his ball skills to take advantage of all that speed. Chark could struggle early on against press coverage, but he has the ability to become a solid WR2.
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Carolina Panthers
Round 1 • Pick 24
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Moore is bigger than former Terrapin wideout Stefon Diggs, but their playing style and athletic ability while at Maryland are similar. Moore doesn't have the height and length teams look for outside and may become a full-time option from the slot. He clearly has the short-area quickness and talent after the catch to handle those duties, but his route-running needs to become more focused and fast to unlock his potential. He has Day 2 talent and could become an early contributor as a receiver and punt returner.
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 6 • Pick 11
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Cain is a classic Clemson receiver with a good combination of size and speed and an underappreciated feel for the position. Cain's routes are smooth, but also show an understanding of coverage. Cain has the pure speed to attack over the top, but he should be a competitive option on all three levels. His drops are more a function of concentration than ability, but it needs to be improved. Cain has the chance to become a very good NFL starter but is better suited to handle the WR2 rather than a role as the alpha target.
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Chicago Bears
Round 2 • Pick 19
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Ultra-competitive and highly productive, Miller plays with a chip on his shoulder that has driven him to out-work the man across from him. While he played both inside and out for Memphis, some teams could struggle with figuring out his best fit. His inconsistent hands are definitely a concern, but his ability to get open and to work all three levels of the field increase his chances for success as a WR3.
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Denver Broncos
Round 4 • Pick 13
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Four-year starter and one of the team leaders who helped to turn Penn State's fortunes around. Big slot who lacks shiftiness from the slot, but is able to uncover with disciplined, consistent routes. Much like his athletic ability, his production was solid, but nothing special. While his size is a bonus for teams who like big-bodies in the slot, how he runs and tests could go a long way into if and when he gets drafted. He could land on the back end of the roster, but it needs to be the right team.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 2 • Pick 12
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Solid secondary receiving option who has spent time on his craft and has the ability to attack and uncover on all three levels. Pettis lacks physicality and could struggle to handle in-your-face press corners, so he may see snaps from the slot. While his punt return talent solidifies his draft standing, his ability as route-runner combined with his smooth pass-catching should give him a long, solid career.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 6 • Pick 33
PLAYER ANALYSIS
St. Brown's combination of size and speed will be coveted by offenses looking for a prospect who can create throwing windows down the field with his ability to separate as the route progresses. St. Brown's competitive nature needs to improve as does his play strength to elude early pressure from physical cornerbacks. He has never been a volume target and has just three 100-yard games in his career. At this stage, St. Brown is more of a threat than a weapon and his ceiling may be an average starter or WR3.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 2 • Pick 28
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Washington is a top-heavy receiver with dangerous build-up speed who has a three year history of hitting chunk plays thanks to his speed and ball tracking. Washington is more gradual than sudden with check marks in the vertical categories but minuses in categories like route running and hands. Washington has the potential to compete as a WR2 for a team looking to stretch the field. His limitations and dependence upon his quarterback's deep ball accuracy makes the chasm between his ceiling and floor a little wider.
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Dallas Cowboys
Round 3 • Pick 17
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Natural athlete with good size who finds ways to get open through burst and athletic ability. Gallup has posted outstanding production during his two years in the Mountain West at Colorado State, but his level of play took a dip in his matchup against Alabama early in the season. Gallup is still a little raw, but is quickly fine-tuning his game and may have the ability to become a good WR2 in the league.
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Cleveland Browns
Round 4 • Pick 5
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Make no mistake about it, if Callaway had put together a trouble-free 2017 with even average production, he would be one, big Combine performance away from being one of the more buzzed about talents at the receiver position in this draft. However, his character concerns are at a point where they could derail any opportunity for a career. His talent and explosiveness gives him a good shot at making a roster at some point, but being able to stay on track and reach his potential is starting to feel unlikely. If he pulls it together, he could become a dangerous NFL talent.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 4 • Pick 33
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Moore followed up a strong junior campaign with an equally impressive senior season. While Missouri's offensive scheme made things easy on him and allowed him to rely on his athletic ability to succeed, he has the size, speed and talent to be able to succeed beyond what was asked of him in college. Moore is still raw and will need time to expand his knowledge and feel for the position, but he has the talent to become a WR3 or WR2 within the first two or three years.
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Houston Texans
Round 4 • Pick 3
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Lanky speed merchant with an ability to take the top off of a defense as well as handle the nickel and dime action underneath. Coutee's lack of route experience and play strength could lead to a bumpy initial season, but his ability to separate both vertically and out of his breaks should make him a coveted slot target capable of adding chunk plays to an offense or return game in need of some juice.
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Las Vegas Raiders
Round 7 • Pick 10
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Long target with good size and functional speed. Ateman played in a vertical offense that took advantage of subpar secondaries in his conference and should fit into a West Coast offense as a pro. His frame and ball skills give him instant credibility as a jump ball threat in the red-zone while he continues to hone his skill set. Ateman should be an early backup with a chance to climb the ladder on the depth chart.
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New Orleans Saints
Round 3 • Pick 27
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Smith possesses average NFL size, but unusually long arms. While there is clearly room for more consistency with finishing catches outside his frame, he does have the ball skills and ability to go up and over opponents to win the downfield throws. Smith's easy acceleration in space creates workable advantages early in routes, but he'll need to keep improving on his press release technique. Smith should challenge for a spot at WR4/WR5, but his his ceiling is a little limited.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'4 5/8"
- Weight
- 227 lbs
- Arm
- 32 1/4"
- Hand
- 9 3/4"
- Wing
- 78 3/4"
Production
70.89
Athleticism
74.33
Total Score
145.22
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Lazard has been a productive, four-year player who relies on his size and strength to muscle Big 12 cornerbacks around when making the contested catch. Lazard is a possession receiver, but his lack of play speed and athletic ability could make separating from NFL cornerbacks a difficult challenge. With his size and toughness, a switch to pass-catching tight end might give him a better shot at having a productive NFL career.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Round 7 • Pick 35
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Tate's speed and quickness limitations could make finding an NFL role for him challenging if he's unable to create enough separation for quarterbacks to target him. What he does have going for him is that he can catch through contact and has very good ball skills -- especially near the endzone. Tate's toughness and willingness to play through a shoulder injury this year will stand out to teams. Tate will be targeted by teams looking for a matchup weapon with value as a zone beater and red zone target.
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New England Patriots
Round 6 • Pick 36
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
While Berrios is a little stubby and tight-hipped, he has explosive characteristics and shows the ability to uncover and the toughness to make contested catches look easy. Berrios may appeal to teams looking for a slot receiver who can work the middle of the field and attack with intermediate routes. His ability to return punts simply adds to his roster value. Getting caught up with what he can't do rather than what he can do would be a mistake.
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Dallas Cowboys
Round 6 • Pick 34
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Wilson is a former high school quarterback with just four years of experience as a receiver including two on a major college level. He showed improvement from his junior to senior season and should continue to get better with more coaching and experience. Wilson has the potential to be a quality backup who might find time in three wideout sets. Teams may choose to use him as a big slot option with the potential to challenge on all three levels.
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 5 • Pick 22
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
One-year wonder with the requisite height, weight, and speed numbers to interest teams looking for a plus athlete to develop. While Fountain should test well, his route running and ball skills aren't where they need to be and the jump in competition will make that transition challenging. However, Fountain's strong showing at the Shrine Game practices likely increased the number of teams who will target him on Day 3.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'11 5/8"
- Weight
- 186 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/2"
- Hand
- 8 5/8"
- Wing
- 74 1/2"
Production
69.02
Athleticism
54.26
Total Score
123.28
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Standard issue slot receiver with a thin frame but above-average toughness when it's time to make a catch and move the chains. Burnett doesn't have the size or separation speed for frequent work down the field and may be better suited to a role as a possession target. Burnett lacks play strength and may need to compensate by learning to create space for himself through a more leveraged approach as a route-runner. He lacks high-end measurables but could become a decent WR3 in a spread-oriented attack.
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Baltimore Ravens
Round 5 • Pick 25
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Lasley has good size, great athleticism and is tremendously explosive. He also has one of the worst drop rates that you will find for a receiver over the last two years. He has home-run potential on the field and suspension issues off of it. It's this dichotomy that makes Lasley a difficult projection. Teams may be willing to live with some of the drops as long as he's making big plays, but he can't make big plays unless he is much more disciplined and focused in the pros than he was in college. Lasley has early starter potential, but there are enough red flags in play that he could see his draft stock tumble.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Round 5 • Pick 7
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Big, productive receiver with good football character who has upped his draft slotting with a eye-opening pro day. Watson dominated cornerbacks in the Ivy League, but may not have the suddenness to get off press or the acceleration to uncover against tight man coverage. His size and ball skills are intriguing, but he'll need to prove this his athletic testing can carry-over onto the field. He's a likely day three selection whose size, speed and explosion numbers could give him a bigger push than expected.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 7 • Pick 22
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Undersized slot option with good foot quickness and consistent play speed, but lacking in polish and strength. While James is more reliant upon his athleticism than his route acumen, he does have the suddenness to gain instant separation in tight quarters. James plays with good toughness but has to prove his 2017 injuries were a fluke. James lacks size and his focus as a pass-catcher is very average, but he does have talent that could be developed with more time.
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Atlanta Falcons
Round 6 • Pick 20
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
While Gage may lack the elite size or production of a draftable wide receiver, he does possess the athletic ability and competitive nature to be considered as a diamond in the rough on Day 3. Gage has the speed, toughness, and instincts on both punt and kick coverage to create some buzz in the buildings from special teams coaches during the run-up process to the draft. Gage's special teams talent could land him on the roster, but he has some raw natural ability as a slot receiver that may bear fruit at some point.
BY LANCE ZIERLEIN
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1 1/8"
- Weight
- 203 lbs
- Arm
- 32"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
- 77 3/8"
Production
59.71
Athleticism
74.62
Total Score
134.33
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Pringle will be a 25-year-old rookie come November thanks to a college pathway that was clogged by criminal indiscretions. By all accounts, he is a new man, but NFL evaluators will make their own determinations. Pringle improved from last season to this one and showed an ability to create separation down the field, but he'll have to prove he can have that he can defeat press coverage on the pro level. Pringle is a physical receiver with downfield potential, but is primarily a developmental prospect at this stage.
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Baltimore Ravens
Round 4 • Pick 32
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Ascending prospect with rare height and length for the position. Scott saw both his production and confidence explode in 2017 and consistently found ways to win once the ball was in the air. Scott doesn't have the quickness to win underneath, but he does use stride length and hand fighting to create space for himself as a downfield threat. With experience outside and from the slot, Scott will be an intriguing prospect with backup wideout potential.
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Chicago Bears
Round 7 • Pick 6
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Improving prospect with good size and great ball skills, but a lack of suddenness and long speed. He created a highlight reel full of impressive catches in 2017, but he will have to prove he can free himself from press corners looking to jam his release and squat on underneath routes. Wims has the size and tools to work with, but he'll need to play to his size and continue to improve as a route runner. He has the potential to earn a spot at WR4 or WR5 as a pro.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2 1/4"
- Weight
- 211 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/8"
- Hand
- 9 5/8"
- Wing
- 76 5/8"
Production
64.27
Athleticism
79.41
Total Score
143.68
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Weah is a big, vertical receiver with strong hands and good body control who needs extended runways to build up his speed. He doesn't have the twitch or foot quickness to separate against strong coverage and he lacks the early speed to run past corners and stack them on his hip on deep throws. His size and ability to secure in a crowd are plusses, but he could be limited to a role as a zone-buster with some vertical ability.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 5 • Pick 37
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Height, weight, speed prospect with intriguing deep ball capabilities as a big field stretcher. Valdes-Scantling is a work in progress who hasn't learned how to create leverage within his linear routes and doesn't have the ball skills he will need to win downfield. He's probably not ready to help a team just yet, but his issues may be correctable so he's worth a Day 3 selection as a stash-and-coach prospect.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'8"
- Weight
- 192 lbs
- Arm
- 29 1/2"
- Hand
- 9 7/8"
- Wing
- 71 5/8"
Production
51.65
Athleticism
61.37
Total Score
113.02
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Dangerous return specialist who offers potential value as a gadget slot. Henderson's lack of hesitation and his ability to get to top speed quickly and stay there is what gives him a shot at having early success as both a punt and kick returner. While Henderson could have an NFL career as a return man only, he has enough potential to warrant a roster spot as both a return man and a slot for teams looking for a playmaker.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3 1/8"
- Weight
- 220 lbs
- Arm
- 32"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
- 77 3/4"
Production
65.13
Athleticism
61.04
Total Score
126.17
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Cobbs' size and body control down the field will be enticing to teams, but he doesn't separate and he lacks general quickness. Cobbs toggles between bad drops and great catches and needs to find more stability as a pass catcher since he'll have to make a living handling contested catch situations. Cobbs may need scheme help to get off the line against big, press corners and looks unlikely to become a heavily targeted receiver as a pro. His 40-yard dash time at the Combine will be crucial for his draft stock.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2"
- Weight
- 209 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Ishmael has the size of an outside receiver and shows enough quickness and route acumen to create opportunities, but his lack of long speed could hurt his case. However, Ishmael's experience in working from the slot might open a door for him as a big slot with the ability to handle work from the perimeter when needed. He's a possession receiver with good hands and underrated short-area quickness who could impress in camp even if he goes undrafted.
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Washington Commanders
Round 7 • Pick 38
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Quinn's strengths and weaknesses are cliched for the position, but there is definitely talent behind the lack of explosive traits. Quinn has experience playing outside and from the slot, but will need to move inside where his strengths can be best utilized. Quinn has good ball skills and can create small catch windows for himself through route savvy and positioning, but he has athletic limitations that make team fit and quarterback fit a necessity.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 195 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Traits-based prospect with outstanding combination of size, speed, and explosiveness to make a team, but lacking in the fundamentals to contribute early on. Smith should be able to improve his route-work quickly, but improving ball skills and instincts will be a more difficult challenge for whoever takes him on the third day of the draft. Smith's traits could lead him to a role of field-stretcher with underneath routes to complement that role. He's a better athlete than receiver at this point and could take a couple of years to develop.
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Cleveland Browns
Round 6 • Pick 1
PLAYER ANALYSIS
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.
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Los Angeles Chargers
Round 6 • Pick 17
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Getting through Cantrell's tape is a lot of fun because his instincts, ball skills and body control are so good. He is well-versed in using his frame to create separation and needs small catch windows to do his thing. While he does have an NFL frame, his lack of quickness and speed will be hard to get past for evaluators. He lacks functional speed to back cornerbacks off and the quickness to create separation underneath. If he runs better than expected, he could hear his name called late, but back-end of the roster may be his ceiling.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1"
- Weight
- 200 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Talented, developmental prospect who has the athletic talent and ball skills that are worth attempting to develop despite a raw approach to the receiver position. McKnight has a desired combination of size, speed, athleticism, and body control to work short or deep, but needs to tighten up his route-running in order to uncover on intermediate routes. McKnight's traits and talent give him a shot of becoming a diamond in the rough.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 210 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Tolliver will step into camp with an NFL body type and the ball skills to compete for a roster spot. Tolliver needs to do a better job of playing faster and playing to his size in order to handle the huge step up in competition across from him. Tolliver's size and ability give him a very good shot of being drafted on Day 3 and making a team, but he needs more polish before he's ready to contribute to a team.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1"
- Weight
- 206 lbs
- Arm
- 32 1/4"
- Hand
- 9 5/8"
- Wing
- 78 1/8"
Production
65.19
Athleticism
65.97
Total Score
131.16
PLAYER ANALYSIS
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.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 3/4"
- Weight
- 199 lbs
- Arm
- 31 3/8"
- Hand
- 9"
- Wing
- 73 3/4"
Production
60.09
Athleticism
70.05
Total Score
130.14
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Grayson is a thin outside receiver with a good combination of speed and athleticism whose resume is lacking in production. A back injury in Grayson's history will be a red flag that teams will have to dig around on and be comfortable with. Grayson has the athletic ability to get some separation in tight quarters and may have the ability to work all three levels of the field. Grayson flashed intriguing ball skills and competitiveness on his 2017 tape and may hear his name called on Day 3 of the draft.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'4"
- Weight
- 221 lbs
- Arm
- 33"
- Hand
- 9 7/8"
- Wing
- 76 7/8"
Production
54.65
Athleticism
55.24
Total Score
109.89
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Between the 20-yard lines, Wieneke looks like an NFL backup at best, but his size and ability to threaten in the red zone will have teams taking notice. Wieneke does have a feel for creating some operating room through route quality, but his draft stock will likely hinge on how he runs at the Combine. Wieneke may find his niche as a "big slot" creating matchup issues for smaller cornerbacks.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 220 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Height, weight, speed prospect who checks all of the character boxes and has intriguing potential that is waiting to be developed. Kirkwood's production isn't anything special and he has work to do with his route-running, but his size and athletic traits and his history of working outside and from the slot will be appealing to matchup-oriented offensive coordinators. Kirkwood appears to be limited in which schemes fit him, but he has a developmental profile that could land him on a practice squad early on.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2"
- Weight
- 194 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Levrone's 20.3 yards per catch looks impressive at first glance, but Virginia took plenty of deep ball shots his way which skews that total somewhat. Levrone has good size and athletic ability, but his hands aren't as trustworthy as teams would like and there isn't enough career production on the resume. His physical traits give him a chance once he makes it into a camp, but his relative lack of special teams experience could stymie his chances.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2"
- Weight
- 205 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Bobo has better short-area footwork and first-level route acumen than most receivers with his size, but there isn't as much to get excited about on intermediate or deep routes. His long speed is an issue and he's not overly physical underneath. Without a special teams background to lean on, he could have a hard time winning a roster battle whether it is outside or as a big slot.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 1/8"
- Weight
- 201 lbs
- Arm
- 30 1/2"
- Hand
- 8 7/8"
- Wing
- 73 1/2"
Production
66.47
Athleticism
51
Total Score
117.47
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Phillips is a possession receiver with a variety of release moves to combat press coverage and get into his routes. His hands are good underneath, but he lacks the physicality and ball skills necessary to win down the field against bigger, longer NFL cornerbacks. Phillips may not offer much help on special teams so he'll have to prove that he can carve out a clearly defined role as a receiver in order to land a roster spot.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 205 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/4"
- Hand
- 9 3/4"
- Wing
- 76 1/2"
Production
51.21
Athleticism
65.82
Total Score
117.03
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Surprising Combine selection considering his lack of overall production during his career. While Lacy has size and may have decent long speed, he lacks the functional athletic ability to uncover underneath and doesn't have the ball skills to consistently win the contested catches. A strong pre-draft workout could boost his stock, but he hasn't shown enough on the field to consider him a likely "make-it" player.
BY ALEX GELHAR
NFL Analyst
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'10"
- Weight
- 195 lbs
- Arm
- Hand
- Wing
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Slot receiver who plays with above-average balance and short-area quickness to gain workable separation in his routes. Andrews has the early gas to get on top of coverage quickly and has learned how to set up defenders with an occasional change-of-pace route style. His ACL injury will likely snuff out any hopes he had of getting drafted, but he may have enough ability to compete for a practice squad spot once he's fully healthy.
BY LANCE ZIERLEIN
NFL Analyst
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