DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Outside receiver with two years of FBS experience who has NFL size and scorching build-up speed to take the top off the defense. Guyton's below average focus and pass-catching acumen could limit his potential underneath and maybe with intermediate work as well. Despite his size, he takes the worst of it against physical cornerbacks which bodes poorly against NFL press coverage. He could be worth a late-rounder or a priority free agent tag, but he's missing fundamental play traits to make it in the league at this time.

Brooks has good size and impressive explosiveness as a leaper, but sports poor functional speed to recover when beaten down the field. While the size, ball skills and anticipation give him enough cache to find a camp as a priority free agent, his inability to turn and run and his history of allowing long touchdowns is impossible to overlook. Teams could ask him to add weight and transition to safety where he will have a better chance for success in the league.

Ejiya is a WILL linebacker with a good motor but average athletic talent. Over the last couple of seasons he's been relatively productive as a playmaker and secondary pass rusher, but below average as a tackler. While his instincts don't stand out, his ability to slither off of blocks and chase the play should not be discounted. While he could hear his name called on Day 3 of the draft, he might need to shine on special teams to make a 53-man roster.