DRAFT TRACKER 2019

Bailey's touch as a pooch kicker needs work, but he does have the tools to improve in that area. His ability to flip the field and sky punts to eliminate return yardage could get him drafted and put him in position to make an NFL roster.

Wishnowsky's punting style is more about control than power and once he gets into the league and eliminates the Aussie punts, we will see his hang time take a big step up. While teams might like to see a little more leg from him when it is time to flip the field, his consistency and ability to work with control as a pooch punter will be more meaningful.

Fox has good size and a strong leg to boom punts and potentially handle kickoff duties, but he'll need to make improvements with hang time and pooch punts. Fox's size, leg strength and versatility give him a chance to challenge for a roster spot.

Four-year starter who punted with relative consistency during his career, but lacks consistent leg strength and touch to bury opponents near the end zone.

Newsome is a power-based punter with the ability to put together a big game like he had at Vanderbilt, where he had three punts of 60-plus yards, but he is much too inconsistent in striking the ball. Unless he can add better touch and consistency, he won't be able to make it in the league.