DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Defensive end who plays on the "wild man" setting with a white-hot motor and consistent play speed in attacking up the field. Hubert's play strength is NFL-ready and he has a plus first step, which benefits his darts into the gaps. While he has some disruptive qualities that fit into a one-gapping scheme, he also has limited change-of-direction agility, which leads to a higher number of missed tackle opportunities. That issue could be exacerbated in the league. He's a face-up edge rusher with a basic approach and a lack of athleticism to flip the corner so look for teams to reduce him inside on passing downs, where his approach could benefit him in matchups against guards. He has backup potential that will range from average to above average depending on scheme fit.

Long and lean, Parker is a three-year starter with inside/outside coverage experience. He lacks top-end speed but rarely finds himself getting left behind by route separation as he plays fast and with good foot agility to match route breaks. He's well-versed in press man and zone coverages. He uses his anticipation and eye discipline to pounce quickly on throws from off coverages. While Parker has good ball skills and a ball-hawking demeanor, he might lack the burst and length to make enough plays on the ball at the next level. He's fearless and tough when it's time to tackle but his slender frame could take a beating as a pro run defender. Parker wasn't a big tester at his pro day, but he knows how to play and could become a factor in camp competition for a nickel spot.

Move tight end or H-back with in-line experience who offers up some potential as both a run blocker and pass catcher. He's a little tight in the hips, which hinders some of his short-area route work and blocking leverage at the point of attack. He's got some juice to work the seam and has desired ball skills despite his shorter arms. He's going to struggle blocking defensive ends, but is a willing combatant and has the potential to get linebackers blocked on the edges and defensive backs blocked out in space. Moore-McKinney could offer value as a late-rounder or priority free agent.

Linebacker living in a safety's frame who needs to be put in a position to see fewer big bodies while also learning to slip them when possible. Sullivan has adequate pursuit range and enough toughness for the linebacker position, but he's not big enough or strong enough as a tackler in those areas if he's to make a living as a 4-3 Will linebacker. His athleticism and special teams potential work in his favor and there might be a defensive coordinator who sees potential in him as a sub-package defender. He's a likely undrafted free agent, but does have an outside shot to make a roster.