DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Full-field reader offering prototypical size and arm talent, but one that has a concerning lack of accuracy and consistency against top opponents. Inside of each game, Lock makes reads and throws that are worthy of an early pick. There will also be plays in the same game that highlight his random inaccuracy and issues defeating pocket pressure. He has as much pure talent as any quarterback from the 2018 draft, but he won't reach that lofty potential unless he improves his accuracy and learns to play with better in-game presence.

One-trick pony at Missouri with impressive turbo boost to rocket past cornerbacks and take the top off of defenses. Hall's transition into the NFL could be slowed by the challenge of physical press corners with good top-end speed, but his athleticism and short-area quickness should allow him to counter as a three-level route-runner with more exposure to an NFL route tree. It could take time, but he has the size and speed to become a low-volume, high-impact WR2/WR3.

He listed as a tackle and has been a three-year starter at tackle, but his pass protection inconsistencies and run blocking strengths are saying "guard." Adams may be given a chance to fail at tackle before any moves are necessitated, but his best projection might be guard with emergency right tackle value as a middle rounder. He's OK in space but better suited as a backup guard with the low-end starter upside in a gap scheme rushing attack.

Physical WILL linebacker whose most consistent tape notes are "out of position" and "aggressive play demeanor". Hall plays with good play speed and toughness but lacks instincts and assignment discipline. While he flashes on tape, his lack of impact production might speak to his lack of desired instincts. He is a self-sufficient tackler with the athletic ability and upside, but he'll need to improve his football intelligence to become more than a short-term backup with plus special teams qualities.

Could be viewed by some teams as a height/weight/speed prospect worthy of stashing and developing, thanks to his untapped potential. Blanton is big and fast, but he doesn't get as much as he should from either physical trait. However, his athleticism avails itself in his ability to stick to blocks as well as run after the catch. There is plenty of room for improvement, and the potential is there to compete for a roster spot as a late-rounder or undrafted free agent.

Beckner has flashes where his ability and football instincts can take over in spurts, but he struggles to sustain it. He's strong and has enough athleticism to compensate for his lower body stiffness when taking on double teams, but he gets put on skates and washed out when he gets blocked on the move. If he can improve his hands, that should help, but his medicals could be a concern moving forward.