DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Despite lacking desired size, Hawkins is a very useful stretch-game specialist who brings energy and home run potential with him onto the field. He doesn't operate with a booming burst gear, but his play speed is consistent and he can get to a breakaway gear if defenders don't mind their run fits. He's going to be more elusive at the early stages of a run than once he's up to the second and third level and his rush tracks can be somewhat predictable at times. He can create for himself with vision and athleticism, but the run will often end as soon as there is contact. Hawkins appears capable of doing more in the passing game than Louisville asked of him and has a chance to compete for backup carries within a couple of years in a zone-heavy run scheme.

Rail-thin slot receiver with electrifying speed and a history of hitting the home run. The problem for Atwell could be the question of whether he offers up a diversified enough skill set for teams to take a chance on such a small frame. He's not a competitive pass catcher in traffic and doesn't have the play strength to finish contested catches in the middle of the field. He's a "gadget-and-go" option. He's able to handle screens and jet sweeps and has the speed to stretch the field. The big-play potential will be enticing, but his imitations make him a niche talent who needs a very specific role, which could limit his suitors.

Outside wideout with good size and build-up speed but lacking the functional short-area movement and catch focus to consistently work the short and intermediate routes. The long touchdown totals from 2020 are nice but Fitzpatrick hasn't shown the ability to operate as a complete wide receiver over the years. He has a chance to go on Day 3, but could have an uphill battle for a roster spot.

Character has good size/build and has experience in man and zone coverage from the outside and the slot. While he looks the part, his play is riddled with a lack of anticipation and overall coverage IQ. He's not a bad athlete, but he doesn't have the recovery speed or burst to close, which could lead to teams playing pitch-and-catch against him at the next level. He's a tough matchup in contested-catch battles and has special teams cover talent, which should get him into a camp.

Celebrated HBCU safety with good size and quality production over his last two seasons. Cole plays to his size with good physicality as a hitter and at the catch point. He has the hands to take the ball away, but his lack of speed and short-area burst will be very troubling against NFL targets if matched man-to-man. While he can body and finish running backs as a tackler, he's below average as an open-field tackler, which is a major concern.