DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Washington’s measurables could work against him during the evaluation process, but his competitiveness and consistency should balance that out somewhat. He is a slot-only prospect with ordinary burst but above-average route acumen. He rarely creates big separation windows but makes up for it with an impressive win rate on contested catches. He’s fearless into the middle of the field and is a willing run blocker out of three-wide receiver sets. Washington is a talented return man and has some real dog in him on coverage teams. He should go on Day 3 and will fight for a roster spot as a WR5 with special teams value.

Productive multi-purpose running back who will need to be utilized in the passing game to have a shot at helping an NFL team. Watson lacks the decisiveness and attitude to be a consistent runner inside, but his vision and elusiveness helps his cause when the play flows wide. He wasn’t asked to run many routes but was highly productive as a pass catcher and should be able to handle any route asks moving forward. Watson will be fighting for a job as an RB3 in the NFL.

Allen is a steady stand-up end with good play strength and a steady motor. He lacks ideal size and juice off the edge but looks to outwork his opponents. He’s not an instinctive run defender and falls prey to bad tackling angles at times, but he’s on the right side of the rep at a decent rate. He’s an effort rusher who won’t be able to beat tackles up the arc and doesn’t yet have the moves and counters needed to unlock the pocket against pro protection.