DRAFT TRACKER 2022

Productive three-year starter with decent athleticism and good ball skills but just average separation potential. Moore is courageous working into the teeth of the defense and tenacious to come up with contested catches from anywhere on the field. He's a one-note route-runner lacking acceleration out of break points but showed off impressive vertical speed at the NFL Scouting Combine. His ball skills and toughness create opportunities as a reliable target and capable route-runner from release to whistle. His best fit is from the slot, but long-term success will depend on his ability to keep fine-tuning his craft.

Fayad's below-average size, length and athletic testing will hurt his draft chances, as will his inability to play with functional power at the point of attack. However, ignoring his sack/pressure production might be a mistake, as his rush IQ and skill level look worthy of consideration. If Fayad is to make a roster, it will likely be as an odd-front, designated pass rusher.

Borske is a one-note tight end made almost exclusively for duties as an in-line blocker. His dimensions are on the high side, even for a blocking tight end, but he might not have the base thickness for teams that want to give him a look at tackle. He's tough enough at the point of attack but needs to improve his block sustain as a pro. Borske might go undrafted but his size/strength/length traits could be coveted by teams looking for a blocker from the priority free agent pile.

Eleby's below-average size and physical tools are a concern. He's not going to outpace safeties with velocity and arm talent, but he does a nice job of extending plays and searching for the big play during scramble mode. He's a good leader with a lack of traits, and he projects as an undrafted free agent.

Smallish interior lineman with impressive production but lacking the traits and ability to keep it going on the next level. Holley's game tape tends to be feast or famine depending on the matchup and the blocking scheme employed on the play. He's too small to hang on against the bullies but plays with enough tenacity and quickness to disrupt the play when allowed to attack gaps and edges. The Michigan game might be a clear indication that his lack of functional size and anchor will prevent him from finding NFL work.