DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Australian punting prospect with excellent size and good touch. Smith has shown flashes of his leg strength at times and might be able to amp up the distance when switching to a more traditional approach. His hang time is better than that of most college punters and he was terrific in burying opponents inside the 10- and 20-yard lines once he had his shot. He has a good chance of being drafted and making an NFL roster.

Aussie import who spent earlier parts of his life playing soccer, basketball and Australian Rules Football. Duffy is entering into "I have mortgage payments" territory as a player who will be 28 years old as a rookie, but his lively leg and ability to flip the field might make his age irrelevant to some teams. Like most rugby-style punters, he'll need to prove he can work consistently as a traditional punter and create enough hang time for punt cover teams.

Wide-body punter with extra quick operation time. Harvin was a heralded punter out of high school and seemed to improve throughout his time at Georgia Tech. His quick get-off might need to be slowed to help out his coverage team, though. He has an NFL leg and is consistent as a directional punter, which gives him a shot to be drafted.

Punter with outstanding size and good leg strength. Chrisman stood out in all three of Ohio State's playoff games dating back to the 2019 season, striking the ball with good consistency. However, he will need to prove he can kick with better hang-time in order to make an NFL team.

Williams has had better seasons than he did in 2020. Regardless, he doesn't have a booming leg and doesn't kick with enough hang time. He's a long shot to make a team.