DRAFT TRACKER 2022

Rivas is an old-school, wide-bodied guard with natural power but a predictable lack of consistency with his footwork. He's generally effective using his frame to his advantage in tight quarters but his effectiveness will take a tumble if teams ask him to handle move-blocking duties. His pass protection has been fairly solid against Big 12 opponents, but athletic limitations are likely to be exploited by pro rushers.

Thompson's passing production hasn't been overly impressive and his health has been an issue over the last two seasons. He has a decent arm and can make plays on the move. He's a decent field-reader who doesn't take too many unnecessary chances but he's also not going to make enough plays. The age and lack of consistent production as a passer hurt his chances.

Horne's elite size, length and explosive testing will get him noticed, but there just aren't enough flashes as a run defender or pass rusher to project future success. He will need major improvement in his point-of-attack game and must find a nastier play demeanor to give himself a chance.

Louisville transfer who put together his most productive college season in his lone year in Manhattan. Yeast is a smallish safety lacking the speed for single-high or man coverage and the play strength to become a functional NFL run supporter. Yeast has had way too many busts in coverage over the years, but does show the twitch and ball skills to hound the catch when he's in position. He's a likely undrafted prospect who should find a camp invite.