DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Undersized, three-down back with rare improvisational skill and toughness through contact to squeeze every yard he can from each carry. Singletary was asked to catch it less in 2018, but he's a tough cover out of the backfield and has the dog in him to step up and deliver a lick in blitz pickup. He ran poorly and did not test well in short-area quickness events at the combine, which could hurt his draft standing, but might not deter him from NFL success as a complementary runner.

Whyte put together impressive production in 2018 despite getting half the carries of celebrated starter, Devin Singletary. He is more of a slasher than a pure runner and is much more comfortable with clear points of entry or with plays flowing wide. He can stick and go with excellent burst and is physical by nature. He has complementary back size and lacks consistent third down skill, but his speed could make him a developmental backup and starting kick returner.

Productive tackler with good athletic ability and pursuit speed who is missing the desired instincts and take-on technique expected of an inside linebacker. Al-Shaair looked rangier and quicker in his 2017 tape, but in both last year's tape and this year's, he struggled with take-on technique and constricting his run fits. His burst and change of direction create opportunities as a delayed rusher and blitzer, but he's too ineffective in coverage. The tape was borderline, but the knee injury might make free agency his best shot.