DRAFT TRACKER 2019

He checks in slightly undersized, doesn't have great vision and runs with a narrow base that makes him easier to tackle, but so far, those concerns haven't slowed him one bit. Big-play production is impossible to ignore, but his running style makes him best-suited to a complementary slasher role in a spread-based attack. In basketball, Henderson would be the explosive sixth man with the ability to swing certain games in your favor if he catches fire. On the ground or out of the backfield, Henderson can catch fire.

It's hard not to get excited about a player with good size/speed and the type of per-touch production he put together at Memphis during his three-year stay. However, finding Pollard's NFL fit could be easier said than done as he's not a natural runner and is behind in ball skills and route-running as a receiver. He has enough talent to handle the packaged/gadget plays, but with kick-return value diminishing league-wide, he will need additional fundamentals training at one position to be more than a shiny toy that is rarely out of the box.

Good athlete with above-average move blocking skills both laterally and up to the second level, but his lack of size will force a move inside that creates new concerns. While Tate has an accurate radar and efficient hands as a run blocker, he lacks pop at the point of attack and is a below-average finisher. His lack of width and mass could be problematic against NFL bull-rushers and two-gappers as well. Whether it is at guard or center, his athleticism is appealing buy his lack of size traits hurts his cause.

Akins certainly has the speed, tackle range and aggression for consideration as a special teams worker, but landing a depth chart role will be a challenge due to his poor instincts that put him in "think" mode rather than responding organically to what is unfolding in front of him.