DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Rabid competitor who treats every snap like a fist-fight and gets under the skin of opponents who are on the other side of his competitive fire. Carter is considered a hybrid tight end/fullback, but he's really more of a blocking H-back who can help the running game as a wing, in space or as a lead blocker. He will not stop until the echo of the whistle, but will need to play with a little more control as a run blocker on the next level. He won't provide much as a pass catcher, but offers additional roster value as a core special teamer.

In 2018, made the switch from linebacker to fullback. Despite the truncated season in 2020, Stokke played his most consistent football this past season. There is work to be done in fitting up and sustaining his blocks, but he's decisive and makes proper reads in leading the way for his running back. Stokke has some short-yardage wiggle as a runner and is a capable pass catcher on play-action leak-outs into the flat. There aren't many fullback jobs around the league these days, but Stokke may have a shot to compete for one.

Came in as a linebacker but was moved to fullback and made a start at defensive tackle. Mason plays with a team-first attitude and twice won the Team's Toughest Player Award. He's not a bonafide lead blocker but he does a decent job of clearing debris. He doesn't have much pass-catching experience. However, he will get a check mark for his special-teams value. At a position with few jobs available, the going could be tough for him.

Transfer from Florida Atlantic, where he operated next to current Browns tight end Harrison Bryant. Small H-back used over the top of linebackers and on play-action throws in the flat. On tape, he looks athletic and plays with consistent play speed, but his pro-day testing was very poor in those areas. He'll give it a shot as a blocker but doesn't have the size or grit to get it done on the pro level.