DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Consistent runner with NFL size and a wrecking ball running style that wears down defenses. Jefferson earned his degree in inside and outside zone scheme while at Oregon State despite having a lack of burst to the perimeter or loose hips for instant one-cut quickness. He possesses adequate vision to find and exploit run lane development, but is less slasher than he is a rhythm runner who needs carries to put his fingerprints on the game. His lack of burst will shrink the field for him a bit, but his talent and physicality are NFL-worthy as a middle-round backup who can handle more carries if needed.

The measurables show Dunn is fast and has good length, but he doesn't always play like it. He's an inside/outside cornerback prospect possessing explosive traits but no career interceptions to show for it. Dunn has played outside for most of his career but might be better suited as a slot in the NFL. He's extremely twitchy with the ability to mirror route breaks, but he just doesn't find his way into passing lanes often enough. The intriguing athletic ability is worth a look and could earn him a stay in the league if he can improve his ball production.

Lanky, angular cornerback with good length but bad speed. Wright possesses above-average instincts and shows some ability to squat, burst and smother shorter routes from off coverage, but he will need help over the top because his recovery speed is lacking. He doesn't have the instant acceleration or agility to stay connected to NFL route runners, which will limit his scheme fits. His length and play traits could make him a target for Cover 3 defenses who care less about long speed and more about ball skills.

Face-up rusher with below-average upper- and lower-body flexion to defeat NFL tackles at the top of the rush. He has some straight-line explosiveness with the ability to twitch and go, but restricted stride length hurts his upfield charge and inside counters. He plays through the whistle, posting several sacks in 2019 due to secondary effort and a big closing burst on the quarterback. He plays with strong hands when setting the edge and shows an ability to shed tight ends. Rashed's tape shows a player who might be most viable as a 3-4 run defender/rush linebacker. His special teams value could play in his favor for a roster spot.