DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Charismatic kicker and fan favorite -- as long as he's making his kicks. His thick, black-rimmed glasses have become his trademark, but so too are booming touchbacks and a big leg to hit 50-yard field goals with plenty of ball flight leftover. Blankenship rarely mishits the football, but does need to make sure he elevates drive kicks consistently. He should be the first kicker off the board.

Bass does a nice job of creating a repeatable process and has a history of accuracy on intermediate kicks when conditions aren't extreme. He doesn't have much experience beyond 50 yards, but showed off plenty of leg at the Senior Bowl and pretty good deep accuracy to go with it. His ability to blast kickoffs for touchbacks is a plus in his favor. If he can prove to teams that his lack of sample size from deep has no bearing on his ability to make those kicks, he could hear his name called on Day 3.

Well-built kicker who has the leg strength to handle kickoff duties and should have the power to muscle up on tries of 50-plus. While he was extremely accurate from 40-plus in 2019, that distance had been a major issue for him in previous years. His drive kicks come out without as much lift and his truncated follow-through might need some work in order to create more consistent ball flight. The 2019 results were encouraging, but he still has much to prove.

Kicker with good size and decent leg strength to handle kickoff duties, as well. Eberle's leg is more "good" than "great" but he was able to hit three 50-plus-yard field goals in a single game in 2018. He's come in over the last two years with much greater accuracy and consistency and generally strikes the ball with consistency. He is unlikely to be drafted but might have a shot at finding his way into a camp.

The Canadian-born kicker was heralded coming into UCLA, but has failed to kick with consistent accuracy from intermediate or from distance. Molson has above-average ability to bang home touchbacks and is talented making programmed or off-schedule onside kicks. He worked with two different long-snappers in 2019, which may have thrown him off somewhat, but he hasn't posted the expected norms teams look for in a draftable kicker.

Stocky with plenty of fire in his belly. Sloman is an energetic kicker with quality leg strength, but each kick looks like a lot goes into it. After going 0 for 5 from 50-plus heading into his senior year, he may have answered some questions about his ability to hit the long ball. He needs to strike the ball more consistently on kickoffs but can blast touchbacks when he's right. He's a likely undrafted free agent who might get a shot in camp.