DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Athletic four-year starter whose versatility could give him an advantage when it comes time to earn a roster spot. He has starting experience at tackle and center, but might find his sweet spot as a zone-scheme guard with position flexibility. He plays with lateral quickness and plus fluidity in space. He's able to get to challenging angles on the go. He lacks length and is more tenacious than strong, which could impact his ability to stay connected to blocks. Good-Jones has the footwork to mirror athletic rushers, but needs to stay balanced and improve his use of hands in pass protection. Position versatility and athleticism could make him a quality NFL backup.

Wirtel and his brother practiced snapping in their basement with their father and that's been his thing since he was younger. The snap speed is adequate and he was fairly consistent in terms of placement on all snaps. He's athletic, but on the smaller side, which could hurt his chances with so few spots typically available each season.

Undersized Will linebacker prospect who played a reliable, consistent brand of football for Iowa State. Spears' play recognition against the run is average and his angles to the football can be choppy and inefficient. He doesn't have the burst or top-end speed for extended pursuits to the perimeter. He's a very consistent tackler once he's locked and loaded and he plays with solid ball skills and instincts when dropping into space. Spears handled his duties in college but lacks the size and traits necessary to make it as a pro.