DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Brinks-truck runner with the size and power to collide through first contact and create additional yards. Davis is a naturally physical player due to his size but also possesses the bend and footwork to create alternate pathways when needed. He will need to ramp up his decisiveness and hit holes more quickly to thrive through the step up in competition. Davis has limited speed to widen NFL defenses and will need to run with more downhill focus. He has the potential to play all three downs and should be in consideration in the middle rounds.

The sixth-year senior has seen his fair share of football and has shown continued improvement over the last three years. He plays with good quickness and is athletic in his lower body but needs to play under control. He's capable of setting out to rush speed or getting to lateral landmarks as a run blocker. Greenfield has a tendency to play with arbitrary footwork as both a run and pass blocker, which curtails his contact balance and consistency to sustain. He'll need to improve his core strength and protection technique to play in the NFL, but he has enough talent and athletic ability to compete for a backup role.

Heins has an NFL frame and a willingness to do the dirty work as a run blocker. He lacks short-area footwork and bend to be much of a route-runner but is a big, reliable target as a zone-beater between the hashes. He’s physical after the catch but will struggle to get open against concentrated coverage. His tenacity and play strength are NFL-ready as a blocker. He has a great feel for landmarks and technique as a zone blocker. Also, he shows drive and finish when scrapping at the point of attack. Heins has soft hands and will make catches here and there as a pro, but he will earn a roster spot based on his ability as a well-rounded run blocker.

Three-year team captain who brings an incredible amount of starting experience and toughness to the table. McCormick plays with tightness in both his upper and lower half that shows itself when he's forced to make athletic plays. He can be forceful into first contact but doesn't display the flexion needed to redirect his weight quickly or play with leverage at the point of attack. His clear-eyed pass protection will attract offensive line coaches and his NFL Scouting Combine testing should have coaches believing there is still much more to bring out of him as a player.

Productive multi-year starter with the size, toughness and talent to compete for a backup job as an NFL slot. Janke plays fast and uses gear shifts to make himself seem faster than his timed speed. He's unfazed when working into traffic, but small hands and short arms limit his contested-catch success. He's a tempo-driven route-runner with the balance and footwork to run a more expanded route tree that can span over all three levels, but he must rely on savvy over twitch to separate. He's elusive and willful with the ball in his hands, which could give him a leg up in becoming a "make-it" prospect.

While Janke has good size and solid ball skills, he’s missing the speed to threaten NFL cornerbacks and is sluggish getting out of his breaks. With defenders sitting on his routes, he might have to become a top-flight contested catch specialist, as he’s unlikely to uncover often enough to make an impact otherwise. Janke could face a move inside as a big slot receiver, but he might need to prove himself as a special-teamer to make a squad.