DRAFT TRACKER 2022

Fifth-year senior who played two different positions and saw just nine total team wins during his journey at Kansas. Johnson's tape as an edge defender in 2021 is better than anything he produced as an inside linebacker, but he likely lacks the traits and tools to stay on the edge in the NFL. He has shown noticeable improvement and consistency handling his business at the point of attack and he has excellent speed to range across the field. However, he lacks the instincts needed to process and play quickly between the tackles. His best shot to make a team is as a backup 4-3 Sam with above-average special teams potential.

Smooth slot receiver and efficient route runner who might lack the speed and short-area twitch to uncover against tight man-to-man coverage as a pro. Lassiter comes from NFL bloodlines and plays with calm and confidence. He benefited from easy, unguarded throws against soft man and zone, so he will need to prove he can create throwing windows and make contested catches when called upon.

After two Achilles injuries, it appears Webb doesn't run well enough to handle tight man coverage in the league. He has good size, strength and length that will show itself in his game tape, but staying connected to routes both vertically and across the field will be difficult. He displays the toughness and talent to tackle effectively, so he could get undrafted consideration from zone-heavy units at cornerback or as a future safety.