DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Durable three-year starter with above-average initial quickness. Capable of playing guard or center, Green's lateral get-off makes him a natural fit for teams heavy into outside zone as a primary run scheme. He can get to play-side reach and back-side cuts and he specializes in washing his defender out of the play once he's engaged on the move. He plays a little too upright at times and lacks the length and drive power in his lower half to move one-on-one blocks around with adequate sustain. The run blocking will stand out to evaluators, but recognition inconsistencies in pass protection might cause some concerns. His center/guard flexibility is an advantage and teams could go either way with how they want to use him. Green has the potential to become a starter at the next level.

With an impressive frame and elite testing numbers, it is becoming more likely that a team will be willing to overlook the underdeveloped aspects of Imatorbhebhe's game in hopes of cashing in a jackpot if it can unlock enough skill to go with the traits. His route running is raw and lacks salesmanship to throw coverage off his scent, but he's not overly tight in his lower body and should continue to develop in that area. He has foot quickness and strength to work around press and can be a handful when it turns into a pure 50/50 battle. He is the most explosive leaper coming out of the college game that I've ever seen. Imatorbhebhe improved from 2019 to 2020, but there is no guarantee he can become more than just an explosive athlete. However, a team will gladly spend a Day 3 pick on this high-ceiling, low-floor prospect.

Athletic cornerback with excellent combination of size and speed for the NFL game. Hobbs has plenty of experience in Cover 3 and press-man techniques. His size and length can be a major factor in wrecking contested catches but he rarely locates the football when phasing downfield. From zone, his foot quickness and athletic ability stand out, but his route recognition and instincts need to improve. His tackle strength is a big plus in his favor, but his game took a step back in 2020, which was a little disappointing. There are enough traits and tools to warrant a Day 3 look.

Outside linebacker prospect with long, athletic frame and plus toughness in his overall field demeanor. While he has the explosiveness needed to make plays in the run game, he doesn't have a linebacker's feel for play design or play development. Eifler also struggles with coverage duties, too often losing track of his assignments or allowing easy catches. He's a good athlete but is lacking in some crucial areas.