DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Left tackle prospect who will be a challenging projection due to his lack of game tape over the last two seasons. Little is an athletic run blocker with good initial quickness and an ability to handle more challenging angles on both the first and second levels. Pass sets are relatively smooth. He has enough quickness to meet speed rushers at the top of the arc, but a lack of functional power and core strength prohibit him from redirecting stronger rushers and keeping them out of the pocket once they are into him. Little could move up the draft board if his knee checks out and if he has a good showing in his workout. However, he will need to prove he can withstand NFL power and play with better finishing demeanor to become more than an average starter.

Came into Stanford as a highly regarded five-star prospect and the top player from the state of Washington in 2017. Fast-forward to 2021, and there might be too many physical limitations for Sarell to overcome as a pro. He's a segmented mover and lacks the natural fluidity and directional change to handle NFL athletes across from him. He plays with good hand strength. He also displays the ability to snatch defenders and stick to the block if it's right in front of him. However, he doesn't get enough push as a drive blocker and is late getting to lateral landmarks. He should get a shot in camp but will have his hands full.