DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Rangy cornerback whose length often makes up for a lack of play strength when it's time to challenge the 50/50 ball. Drew mirrors the release with accuracy from press and has the fluidity and agility to maneuver naturally around the field from a backpedal. He played against a lower level of competition, but his ball skills are translatable at a higher level. He's instinctive pre-throw and competitive at the catch point with natural hands to flip the field on interceptions. Drew will need to improve his play strength and prove he can run with vertical challengers, but he has the tools to make it in the league.

Kromah posted impressive impact production in 2023 after playing a bigger role than he had in the previous four seasons between Rutgers and James Madison. He’s muscular with very long arms and might have the frame for additional weight to bump inside. Kromah features jarring pop in his hands but might lack enough fluidity and athleticism to capitalize on it as a pro. He’s an effort rusher who is unlikely to create enough consistent pressure to warrant rush-down snaps, but he does have a shot at making the back end of a roster as a base end or future 3-technique.

Lacking anchor and length, Green is a shorter edge defender whose outlier production in 2023 requires additional tape work. He can create penetration against the run and has adequate rush talent but also benefited from a scheme that allowed for more opportunities through twists. He has some pop in his hands but will have issues anchoring and setting edges. He missed the abbreviated COVID season (2020-2021) due to injury and suffered a season-ending knee injury in early November 2023. Green's 2023 season was intriguing, but he might have to earn a spot as an undrafted free agent.