DRAFT TRACKER 2019

While some scouts see Morgan as "just a guy" with average size and athleticism who fails to stand out as a prospect, others may appreciate his professional approach to the position and competitive demeanor. He's best judged by the sum of his parts, which takes into account his toughness and durability, as well. He doesn't open wide catch windows, but his ball skills and ability to haul in contested catches tend to make up for it. He could start off as a WR4/5 but has the chance to find playing time as he works his way up.

Intriguing, one-year wonder with size and speed to catch the attention of NFL evaluators. Ozigbo is an explosive, downhill runner with adequate vision and above-average power, but he's a one-speed runner who might need a more nuanced approach on the next level. Ozigbo's senior tape and impressive traits could be enough to land a role as an NFL backup.

Thin-boned edge prospect whose narrow base and below-average play strength at the point of attack makes it difficult for him to establish himself as a consistent presence. Gifford's motor and silky spin move are rush traits that should give his draft status some life, but he's in the developmental phase where both his strength and skill level are in need of improvement before he's ready to be a pro.