DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Talented safety prospect with the size, length and instincts that teams are looking for to shore up the back end. Nubin has the ability to play as an interchangeable safety but will make his money as a ball thief. He's rangy over the top in two-high safety looks and plays chess in the middle of the field, using instincts to think along with the quarterback and pounce on throws from an angle. He's average in man coverage and might lack ideal top-end speed, but his anticipation and discipline help make up for that. He's capable in run support, but his pursuit angles get him beat outside. Nubin's traits, instincts and ball skills give him an opportunity to become a successful long-term starter.

Big tight end with the frame of an in-line Y receiver but the playing style of a move tight end. Spann-Ford showed some improvement in his run blocks in 2023 but sustaining them and blocking with accuracy in space is still a work in progress. He’s a little heavy-legged on zone-beater routes underneath and lacks instincts to create separation against man. Spann-Ford struggled badly with drops and contested catches this past season, but teams might be intrigued by the potential matchup issues he could create as a big slot target. 

Baugh is an athletic and undersized interior defensive lineman. He has pretty good play strength for his size but is lacking the mass and anchor to hold his spot against NFL force. While his quickness popped in pro-day testing, he needs to come off the ball earlier and with better explosiveness both forward and laterally against move blocks. Baugh isn’t going to overpower opposing blockers as a pass rusher, but he does play with good activity and change of direction in space.