DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Mims is a long-striding outside target with excellent height, weight and speed and an insane catch-radius. He's a touchdown threat anytime he's near the red zone, with the focus and body control to finesse and finish catches above the rim. He struggles to release and separate from physical press corners, and he doesn't consistently compete and outwork opponents for positioning on contested catches. If the route work and intensity catch up with his natural athletic ability, he could become a dangerous "Z" receiver in a vertical offense, but the floor might be lower than some teams are comfortable with.

Active, powerful defensive lineman with some moldable upside still to be had. Teams who view him as an even front three-technique may not view his gaudy, high-impact production as translatable to the pros, but his snap quickness and power to displace at the point of attack are important traits for interior success. Lynch played in a team-oriented upfield scheme and flashed potential to handle read-and-react duties if asked to slide out to five-technique. He should come into the league as a scheme-independent, rotational defender with the tools to challenge as an eventual starter.

Likely to compete for a spot as a third-down back with the ability to uncover out of the backfield and a willingness to do what is needed to protect his quarterback. Hasty is a decent college player but could be a better fit in a pro-style zone rushing attack. He's unlikely to be anything more than a RB3, but his ability to impact the passing game and play on special teams gives him a leg up on head-to-head competition in camp.

Roy made a name for himself with his surprising athleticism and surge of activity and production. Contact balance and upper-body power are above average but short arms diminish consistency of effectiveness at the point of attack. Snap quickness and pad level could continue to create some disruptive opportunities as a pro. He needs to play in a scheme that puts him on the move to take advantage of his quickness and diminishes the need for hand-to-hand combat against NFL size. Roy has shown an ability to play the run and pass. His athletic traits could open the door to a back-end roster spot as a backup 4-3 nose.

Instinctive nickel cornerback prospect with above-average field awareness and ball skills to track it and flip the field. Arnold has man-cover athleticism with good route anticipation but lacks the big closing burst to quickly close ground after separation. He's more impactful in smaller spaces where his instincts and quarterback awareness allow him to shade and squeeze throwing lanes. Arnold's punt-return ability adds additional Day 3 value, but durability and tackling are concerning.

Detail-oriented inside linebacker who needs a clean bill of health after suffering a season-ending knee injury in October. Johnston plays with a nice blend of physicality and instincts that help rack up tackles. He rarely stays blocked and does an impressive job of sifting through bodies to find the ball-carrier. He's instinctive and active in zone coverage, but speed limitations hinder his man-cover ability. The football intelligence and instincts help mitigate average athleticism and speed. Johnston could become a special-teams standout with average, three-down-backup ability.

Defensive back with the frame of a skinny safety and the demeanor of a linebacker. Miller doesn't believe in half-measures, playing with frenetic energy and a ravenous desire to attack the football. He plays with very little self-control, which leads to poor angles, missed tackles and, in 2019, three targeting penalties. He struggles to keep his weight up and might be caught somewhere between safety and cornerback, and without the traits teams look for as a late-round developmental pick.

Box safety with good size and toughness who might offer some big nickel and split safety value. Black needs to see it come out before he feels it in coverage, which will always limit his ball production potential. However, he has enough athleticism and closeout speed to be functional in coverage underneath. His body control and balance can get away from him at times in run support but he plays behind his pads and is rugged enough for run support. He's a likely free agent with some practice squad potential.