DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Long, athletic left tackle prospect whose pass protection is much further ahead of his run blocking. Paul’s hands are more active than well-timed or accurate in pass protection, but he does a nice job of muting rush challenges with a decent anchor and an adequate mirror around the top of the arc. He’s high-cut with a tendency to bend at the waist into contact. He struggles to sustain and finish as a run blocker but that doesn’t appear to be an issue in pass protection. Paul should continue to add play strength, but he also needs to display better effort and full-time grit if he wants to square off against NFL run defenders and become a well-rounded left tackle.

Ceaser was a two-year starter and 2023 team captain who has average size but above-average power. He's built for contact balance, which shows up consistently on tape when battling against much bigger opponents on the edge. While he has played some stack linebacker in the past, he might not have enough straight-line speed or instincts to survive there as a pro. Ceaser has worked on adding elements to his pass rush, but the only item that might be a translatable winner for him is his speed-to-power long-arm. He has a chance to become a solid backup and special teams performer as a 3-4 outside 'backer.

Ugwoegbu played primarily on the edge at Houston, but he’s a better fit as an inside linebacker. He diagnoses quickly and plays with good recognition but needs to balance the cerebral with the physical in how he takes on blockers. He lacks the athleticism and speed to chase and cover, which could overshadow the physical traits.