DRAFT TRACKER 2023

There is a lot to like about Braswell’s game. He’s a little short for perimeter coverage and his lack of length makes recovery challenging when allowing separation at the break. However, he’s strong and twitchy. He plays with good make-up burst and reaction quickness to routes from off-man and zone. He’s not only a willing tackler on the flanks, but a difficult target to block for receivers. Braswell will likely be scheme-dependent as a nickel corner best suited for short zone coverage, but he has the tools to make a run at a backup role.

The punter at Rutgers for the last five seasons, Korsak produced consistent net yardage numbers and excellent touch to bury opponents near their own goal line. He’ll need to prove he can consistently hang the ball up with distance at the next level. He has a chance to be drafted but will be in an NFL camp regardless.

Izien is a shorter prospect, but he’s well-muscled with quick-twitch athleticism and good top-end speed. He’s been used as both a free safety and a nickel back. On paper, he should have above-average range as a safety over the top, but he’s slow to read and respond to the quarterback, so his ball production is fairly low for a player with his explosiveness. He’s willing as a run defender and his hustle brings him to a high number of tackle opportunities, but he has a hard time dismissing blockers quickly enough. Izien’s path to the pros might have to come at cornerback, where he might not have the necessary cover skills.

Vokolek always seems to be in a big hurry, which causes him to play without the technique and body control he needs to maintain consistency at the point of attack. He has great size but lacks the wingspan and hand strength to impose that size as a block-sustainer. Vokolek is a below-average receiving threat, so he will need to improve his technique and his performance as a run blocker to win a spot as an in-line option off the bench or on a practice squad.