DRAFT TRACKER 2022

Mafe's evaluation requires the evaluator to focus more closely on the flashes than just the play-to-play action. His combination of rare explosive measurables with average fundamentals could make for a perfect storm of rapid development once he gets focused skill work at the pro level. His footwork is average and he lacks desired instincts as a rusher, but pairing efficient hand work with twitchy upper-body power could turn him into a productive rush bully. He has the traits and toughness to develop into an above-average starter as a 4-3 base end.

Enormous right tackle prospect who often feels like he's going through an internal checklist of movements rather than cutting it loose and playing. Faalele has been able to overwhelm and move opponents with his sheer mass but might need a little more spice in his play demeanor to become a more willful, nasty block finisher against NFL linemen. He's ready to stuff a face-up rush attack right now, but lacks the lateral change-of-direction quickness to succeed if left out on an island against speed. He's played just four total seasons of competitive football so his instincts and technique will continue to sharpen. The key to Faalele's NFL success will be directly tied to how teams accentuate his strengths and mask his weaknesses with coaching and scheme.

Long-levered defensive end with impressive body composition but limited playmaking production. Otomewo's lack of range and his two-gapping potential make him best suited for a 4i or 5-technique in a 3-4 front. He is a diligent, team-oriented defender with a focus on executing assignments but could leave a team hungry for more playmaking capability. There is untapped potential still lurking, but Otomewo might be too limited to become more than a rotational end with run-defending upside.

Tight end with good size and great grit. Kieft understands his bread is buttered as a run blocker. He's tough and effective at the point of attack but offers very little in terms of a pass-catching threat. He has a chance to see NFL snaps thanks to his fit as a run-blocking specialist.

Big lineman with multi-positional starting experience. Andries possesses an NFL frame, but doesn't generate much push as a drive blocker. His athletic limitations show up when asked to handle move-blocking duties and with his gap-to-gap range in pass protection. Andries' size and roster flexibility help his chances of finding a roster spot, but he lacks well-defined play traits to make much of an impact.

Ironman on the field with a mindset for accomplishing his goals. Olson has center/guard experience and possesses good play strength and toughness, but he lacks the quickness to stay in top position as a run blocker and in pass protection. It might be difficult for him to make it as an NFL interior lineman for more than a camp.