DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Slender, ballhawking cornerback who will need to prove he can make a move from outside into the slot at the next level. He has blazing closing speed on long throws with plus ball skills to play the football and constrict catch space. His twitch and instincts allow him to pounce on top of throws from off-man but his slight frame could be an issue when teams target him with bigger bodies in coverage. He's a plus return man, which adds to his value, but his success could rest upon how he handles a transition inside and whether his body can hold up in run support.

Jackson has decent size and tested well with his speed and explosiveness at the Marshall pro day. However, inconsistencies in technique and footwork could get him bogged down in his transitions on the NFL level. If he can get to a point where he trusts his technique, he has the timing and toughness to challenge and deny the catch on the next level. He has a nose for the football and looks for opportunities to shadow intermediate route breaks on the vertical plane. His mauling nature ended with a load of pass interference calls and that number will explode on the pro level if he doesn't get things fixed.

Traits-based prospect with good height, weight, speed and length but lacking consistency on tape to pair with those traits. Scott isn't an enforcer by any means, but he does have the frame and toughness to get ball-carriers down when needed. His experience covering the slot adds to his value, but he does have man-cover limitations and he's not equipped to play single-high safety. He's average at several things but doesn't carry many pluses from a performance standpoint. He will need to step up his game to nail down a role.