DRAFT TRACKER 2020

He's built like a tall, puffed-up safety, but he also runs like one with the range to find play after play when he's kept clean. Strnad could have issues against downhill running attacks due to a lack of size and hand usage. He's an explosive athlete and aggressive striker, but big backs could wear him down on the pro level. He has the twitch and burst to roam from sideline to sideline and should play faster and more efficiently as his recognition improves. He's an ascending playmaker whose athleticism, third-down talent and special-teams ability could make him a middle-round selection as a 4-3 WILL or 3-4 ILB if his medicals check out.

Quarterback turned slot receiver with the competitiveness and traits offering reasonable expectations for rapid improvements. Hinton's route running is filled with inefficiencies that limit his separation effectiveness and create too many contested catches. However, it's worth noting that improvements could be seen in his route running by midseason and he possesses natural ball-winning skills that should help him in his process. There is enough toughness and athleticism to bank on as a Day 3 selection with the potential to develop into a solid NFL backup.

Herron is flexible and athletic with the foot quickness to compete in a camp as a zone-blocking guard. However, he's often in a state of flux and having to fight for survival due to suspect hand usage and body control. He may not have enough play strength to withstand NFL defensive tackles in one-on-one situations, but he does have intriguing athletic traits and may be looked at as a developmental prospect.

Three-year starter at outside cornerback whose lack of size will push him into the slot. Despite his feisty, competitive nature, Bassey has too many moments in coverage and tackling where his size works against him. His route anticipation and short-area athleticism in off coverages should help him challenge throws in his move inside, but finding a roster spot could be a challenge.

Washington's size and length could make him a compelling late-rounder or undrafted free agent due to his ability to win jump balls down the field and create stress in the red zone. He's a long strider with a feel for passing and stacking cornerbacks down the field, but fails to play to his size and push people around when it's time to create and maintain his catch space. He is likely to struggle with physical, press-man cornerbacks and his durability is going to be a red flag for some teams. The size and ball skills are a plus, and might be enough to get him an extended look.

High-cut and upright, Benzinger's lower body stiffness really restricts his ability to win the rep if things don't stay on schedule for him. Teams will like the strain and hand usage he works with at the point of attack, but there are just too many holes in his athletic profile to expect him to succeed as either a run-blocker or pass-protector long term.