DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Raw but talented X receiver with NFL-caliber length, speed and athletic ability. He runs a limited route tree and doesn't show enough attention to detail in his route work, but he's loose and fluid with the ability to get that area corrected. He lets coverage off the hook when he doesn't burst and separate like he's capable of, but he has access to plenty of juice when needed. While improvement should be expected, learning to play with better catch aggression and ball-tracking is not a given. Coulter is an explosive, high-upside talent with functional-starter upside, but a lower floor.

Small-school offensive lineman with good athleticism, core strength and position flexibility. Murphy has starting experience at tackle, guard and center, but is a likely center/guard projection. His size and strength were good for his level of competition but may be an early challenge in the NFL. He's an average drive blocker, but might be quick enough to get to challenging angles as a move blocker. Murphy's pass protection is a strength, with the anchor and slide quickness to match up with a variety of rush styles. He should offer good backup depth with a chance to bump up the depth chart in the future.

Later-round prospect who wins with good size and fantastic ball skills. Parker's high school basketball background shows up on 50/50 throws. His body control, timing and hand strength translate on any level of football. He's not fast and is too content to win in the air rather than with clever route running. He's instinctive working zone-beaters underneath and his toughness as a run blocker will earn him points. He's a talented ball-winner as a big slot, but a lack of long speed and separation quickness make improved route-running a top priority for his step up in competition.