DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Former linebacker turned defensive end who will likely be expected to stand as a rush linebacker on the next level. He may lack the traits and talent as a pass rusher to hang his hat on and he's not a natural edge-setter as this stage of his development. Davis is light on experience and technique so teams may need to draft and stash him on the practice squad if necessary. It's possible a team could look to migrate him back to a 4-3 LB role and while grooming him for special teams duties.

Running back prospect with three-down backup size and versatility who is limited by a lack of field vision and cut quickness. Hall is too tight-hipped to be a sudden, one-cut runner on outside zone plays, but he does have the raw build-up speed to take it the distance if he finds wide open daylight. His size, strength and pro day testing give him an outside shot of surprising in camp.

Ollison is a big, upright runner who lacks adequate short-area quickness and acceleration teams look for in the draft. He will need to become more punishing behind his pads in order to stand out in camp and earn a roster spot.