DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Long, thin pass-rush specialist who possesses elite get-off and stride length to simply outrun overmatched tackles around the rush arc and into the backfield. Burns' edge speed and varied rush approach should translate to the league, but his skinny frame and lack of play strength are absolutely concerns moving forward. While some view him as a pass rusher only, it might be a waste not to utilize his blue-chip athletic ability in space as a hybrid linebacker.

A backup-caliber defensive tackle on the next level with good size and power but a disappointing lack of consistency as a run defender. Christmas can improve at the point of attack with better hand usage and technique, but his average instincts and get-off won't do him any favors in the race for early positioning in the trenches. Christmas has the ability to crank up an occasional pressure, but it is unlikely to be on passing downs as a pro.

Skilled slot receiver with good quickness and sure hands. Murray's urgency and attention to detail with his routes can waver, but he has the tools to tighten that area up. Inconsistent quarterback play impaired his overall production the last two seasons. He has the talent to become a diverse slot target with the ability to expand the route tree with a more accurate signal-caller throwing him the ball.

Pinball banger with tremendous size and power who doesn't have the vision or agility to find his own running room and doesn't seem to care. Patrick is a banger who lands crunching blows to tacklers, but he's missing the minimum standard of creativity expected of a backup NFL running back. He could struggle to find a roster spot with his power alone and might need to trim down, add more quickness and look to impress teams with his ability to hold up in blitz protection.