Pinckney spent six years in college and will turn 25 during the 2024 season. He struggles to beat press, won’t outrun most cornerbacks and is below average as a route runner. However, Pinckney also happens to be an elite contested-catch winner with finishing talent to flip a 50/50 ball in his favor. He is big and strong with an innate understanding of body control and timing to win the catch. He has strong hands and plays with impressive focus and competitive spirit. He might need to pack on weight and convert to an F tight end to have a shot at playing in the league.
Long-limbed down safety whose pedestrian timed speed and above-average size could force a position change to linebacker. Isbell is quick to diagnose and flow downhill to the action and is a willing hitter, but his pursuit angles and tackle strength both need upgrading to eliminate missed tackles. His coverage background and ball production could give him an advantage when asked to match up against pass-catching tight ends. Isbell might need to earn his way as an undrafted free agent but he has some elements to work with as a potential practice-squad talent.
