DRAFT TRACKER 2020

After watching his 2016 tape in the summer of 2017, I came away believing Adams might be the most talented young tackle in college football. However, a 2017 ACL tear and 2018 back injury have taken several points away from his athletic rating. His pass sets look pretty and he still possesses adequate movement talent, but his struggles to withstand force against his edge as a run blocker and pass protector should be a red flag for most offensive line coaches. Gathering medical info and determining recovery potential will be critical in projecting his pro prospects. He has talent at a priority position, but if he doesn't get stronger and play much better than his 2019 tape, it will be hard for him to keep a starting job for long.

Fluid mover who landed starting gigs at both left and right tackle spots over the last two seasons. The former hooper has the agility and foot quickness for move-based rushing attacks and plays with inside hands as a run and pass blocker. Hilbers has extremely short arms and that lack of functional length could put him in a constant state of resetting his hands to try to survive at the point of attack and against long-armed pass rushers. Hilbers' athletic traits help his cause, but he may need to prove himself as a zone-scheme guard in order to have a shot at sticking around as a pro.