DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Outside cornerback with undeniable physical traits and athletic tools. Smooth hips and agile feet guide him around the field, but he doesn't always trust his footwork and overall technique, which leads to occasional bouts with imbalance in coverage. Length and quick-twitch agility could lead to robust improvement and success in man coverage. Poise and confidence in matching routes and playing deep throws are the first order of business and those areas might take a couple of seasons to fine-tune. Campbell's traits outweigh the lack of polish and could lead to a solid NFL career.

Depending upon scheme, need or preference, Stokes offers teams the potential to play him outside or from the slot. Speed and quickness should allow him to stay with route runners or within close-out distance when he gets behind. Stokes played with better press technique in 2020 and he's willing to get physical near the goal line, but his play strength is below average. While there have been mild flashes of playmaking potential, he's more likely to play the receiver rather than attacking the football and looking for takeaways. He's twitchy in tight quarters with the potential to become more disruptive in zone. His size, speed and athleticism could make him a Day 2 pick as a future CB3, but his weakness as a run defender will be challenged quickly by NFL offenses.

A challenging evaluation, as Daniel looks a little smaller than his listed size and isn't the most polished cover cornerback. However, he does a pretty solid job of staying within reach of the action. He has loads of experience in press man and some Cover 3 bail-and-shuffle. He's working with agile feet, average hips and good recovery speed, but struggles to maintain poise against big receivers down the field. Daniel plays with a competitive demeanor, but simply lacks the desired levels of recognition and anticipation to pounce on top of route breaks and contest more throws. He might be able to handle snaps inside and outside, which could add to his value. His lack of playmaking potential could cap his ceiling as a solid backup to average CB3/4, though.