DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Tyshun "Deebo" Samuel lives up to his nickname (it comes from a tough guy in the movie "Friday") and plays each game like he's stepping into an alley fight. While Samuel is tough and competitive, he lacks suddenness and might need scheme help with motion and bunch formations to help free him against NFL man coverage. He is a gamer who thrives once the ball is in his hands, and he might be able to help a team from the slot if he can stay healthy.

JUCO transfer and two-year starter who faced baptism by fire against some of the best rushers in the 2019 draft. Daley allowed too many sacks and pressures during the year but continued to improve and put together a solid performance against Clemson's bevy of talent. He must break his pass-set habit of deadening feet and lunging at opponents or he'll face a bumpy ride as a pro. He should continue to improve and ascend and has the tools to become a solid starter at one of the tackle spots.

Former Juco cornerback with just one year of starting experience who has the frame, speed and competitiveness to warrant a deeper dive as a developmental cornerback. Nixon plays with strength to crowd receivers and annoy the catch point, but he loses leverage and coverage positioning too easily due to a lack of discipline and pattern recognition. He's a feisty tackler with great makeup burst who figures to improve with more seasoning, but his lack of length and leaping could limit any potential upside.

Undersized edge defender at South Carolina who will need to prove he can transition to a standard 4-3 linebacker role as a pro. Allen-Williams plays with above-average hustle and competitiveness but lacks the size, athleticism and explosiveness teams look for from the position. He might need to excite teams early in camp with his special teams play in order to get an extended look.

Compact cornerback with average length and excessive lower body tightness who lacks fluidity and discipline to handle man coverage as an NFL cornerback. He shows some route recognition when his eyes are forward and he is not lacking in aggressiveness at the catch-point. He has some zone potential, but his inconsistencies as tackler and inability to recover will be a challenge from him to overcome.

Versatile offensive lineman who plays with desired level of movement skills, but lacks power and contact balance. Bailey plays way too far forward as a run blocker can be tilted off-balance by leverage or hand-fighters. His ability to block in space and play under control is cancelled out by his lack of play strength and the losses he incurs at the point of attack. He's okay as a pass-blocker, but has room for improvement. His size and position flexibility give him a shot of going late and making a team.