DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Comes into the league with NFL size and toughness, but his success could be tied to scheme and blocking up front due to physical limitations. Vaughn is a tight-hipped runner who has issues with stop-start quickness and is unable to stack moves on top of moves. He's not hard to find, but can be hard to tackle. He's best suited to compete as a backup in a one-cut rushing attack from under center where he can build momentum and create yards after contact. His 2018 tape was better than his 2019 season and he appears headed for a middle-round selection.

Pinkney is a talented H-back with size, athleticism and ball skills who, at times, looked and played like a player who wished he had come out in the previous draft. He has enough speed to attack the seam and is effective working across the hashes into space. He can add yardage after the catch, but needs to fine-tune his route-running and play with better physicality against clingy coverage. He can handle move-blocking duties in space, but doesn't appear to have enough grit and strength to help in-line. He should become a productive pass-catcher with TE2 traits and talent.

Inside/outside receiving option with the technique and instincts to handle more sophisticated routes early in his career. Lipscomb can uncover with efficient, quiet routes on the first and second levels and gets check marks with his hands, body control and run-after-catch ability. The biggest concern will be how he handles the physicality of NFL corners who will offer more resistance both off the release and with contested catches. He has the talent to become a relatively productive pro.