DRAFT TRACKER 2020

Words like "dependable," "reliable," and "consistent" work well to describe Ohio State's all-time catch leader. He's a slot worker who is most effective in space, where his route savvy and sticky hands can make their mark. He's not sudden or special with the ball in his hands underneath and won't stretch defenses vertically, so the routes may need to go from good to great for him to become more than a solid backup.

Mack came into Ohio State with plenty of acclaim but saw several teammates finish as more heralded and decorated. The production is disappointing, but the tape should give evaluators some hope. He has average speed, but is an instinctive, purposeful route-runner who can uncover on intermediate routes. His frame, length and hand size expand his catch radius, but he needs to eliminate focus drops. There is size and talent to work with, but he may need a strong workout to convince teams to take him on Day 3. He has WR4 upside if he can prove himself on special teams.

Highly touted, four-star recruit who dialed in his fair share of touchdowns relative to his catch total, but failed to put a strong stamp on any single season. Victor is a long, high-cut vertical receiver with a gliding gait and top-end speed that sometimes sneaks up on defenses. He's more athletically gifted than he is skilled as a pass-catcher, but he has traits that could entice a team to stash him on a practice squad while it determines his potential and upside.