DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Talented four-year starter at left tackle with outstanding feet who offers an instant athletic upgrade for teams getting battered from the blind-side. Because of his scheme, Dillard will be a little behind in terms of his feel for set points and firing off the ball in the run game. While he could play with a little more ferocity as a finisher, he has the athletic ability to make all the blocks and the protection talent to become a good, early starter on the left side.

Minshew's ascension from unheralded graduate transfer to Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year is indicative of the enigma he is in the 2018 draft. He might not have the desired traits, but he has very good intangibles and accuracy. He could become a good QB3 in a timing-based passing attack that conceals his average arm talent.

Undersized change-of-pace back with above-average elusiveness who has the potential to handle some third down duties. Williams is a cagey open-field runner who is better at responding to tacklers than recognizing where the proper paths are. His pass-catching production belies the simplicity of what he was asked to do on most targets, but he does have the athleticism to handle more complex routes. He may need to find a more wide-open scheme to operate in, but there is enough talent there to challenge for the 53.