DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Big target with outstanding 2019 production in an offense that created favorable big play opportunities. Davis is a sideline threat with a good feel for creating space short and long through hand fighting. His build-up speed, ball-tracking and high-point talent can alter the success rate of deep throws for quarterbacks, but sluggish release quickness and predictable route usage are concerning. His size and downfield talent could push him up the board, but he won't get easy looks in the pros and may need more work and development than the 2019 production might indicate.

Primarily an inside linebacker in college, Evans has the strength and versatility for consideration inside or outside as a 4-3 strong-side linebacker. He plays effectively with his eyes, diagnosing and flowing to the football. He's patient to prevent over-pursuit, but needs to improve his hand usage to keep from being washed away by move blocks. He's built lower to the ground, but the pad level still gets him in some trouble in taking on blocks and making open-field tackles. He's athletic enough for spot drops, but must prove he can cover real pass-catching threats man-to-man.

High-cut press cornerback with good height and length that he uses to his advantage. When Clarke reads the release correctly, he does a nice job of beating up receivers over the early stages of the pattern, but he's missing fluid hips and reactive agility to recover quickly when beaten. He lacks body control and balance in coverage, but does a nice job of attacking the catch with length and aggressiveness to create incompletions. He's not fast or sudden and his tackling is suspect in run support. His ball skills might be enough to earn a longer look on a practice squad for a press-heavy defense.

Killins possesses raw, explosive speed that must be accounted for and discussed in draft rooms, but the rail-thin frame will get a hard pass from most NFL squads. He's fun to watch when he's on the move, but he lacks instincts and decisiveness that short circuits some rush attempts. He's too tiny to fit as a standard backup running back and needs to be viewed as a gadget player with explosive potential when he's isolated in space. He's a likely undrafted free agent, but the speed merits consideration.