DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Sturdy nose tackle with the anchor to battle against double-teams and instincts to find the play. His body composition is subpar and he lacks desired length for clean stack-and-shed football inside. Anderson will flash athletic qualities to make tackles and win in short spaces but he might need to continue to refine his body for additional first-step quickness. He’s unlikely to play much of a role as a rusher but does have a shot at challenging for a roster spot as a rotational nose in an even front.

Pure speedster with an impressive testing background as an athlete. Unfortunately for Burton, his on-field production never came close to matching his elite athletic traits. He’s too tight-hipped to run a varied route tree, lacks instincts and struggles with his hands whether the catch is contested or not. Still, explosive athletes deserve an extended look and teams might want to take a chance on developing him as a gadget option working deep and short as an undrafted free agent signee.

McCammon runs with a willingness to work between the tackles, but he’s a bumper-car runner lacking the proper vision and feel to get through run lanes without maximum contact. Also, he’s inconsistent as a finisher. There isn’t enough speed in his game to thrive as an outside runner, so he projects as a grinder with limited upside.