DRAFT TRACKER 2023

Long-limbed press-cover cornerback with the ball skills and physicality to challenge receivers outside the numbers. Luter can be a little leggy in his transitions and burst to the football, but his length helps make up for that and creates pass breakups. Louisiana-Monroe attacked him with back-shoulder throws all game, which is something to keep an eye on in the pros. He’s going to be more effective in press-and-shadow coverage than he is playing Cover 3 or off-man. His ball production dipped in 2022, but his length and playing style fit the NFL game.

Wayne brings a noticeable level of maturity and football intelligence with him. He doesn’t have the boosters to rocket past pro coverage, but he runs routes with an excellent feel for leverage to open opportunities inside the route. He has outside receiver size but might offer enough footwork and manipulation to run routes as a big slot. Wayne didn’t win contested catches at the expected rate relative to his body control and traits, but his ball skills appear to meet NFL standards and should give him a shot at becoming a competent backup.

Johnson offers good size and athletic potential, but there isn’t game tape to instill confidence that he will be able to contribute to an NFL squad anytime soon. Johnson will need to work on the fundamentals of the wide receiver position, but teams could be intrigued by his ability to handle gadget packages and short-yardage running opportunities thanks to his quarterback experience.