DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Interior defender with a high-performance motor and the foot quickness to pressure opposing linemen. Matterson was a rotational defender for UTSA but posted starter’s production in the impact columns. He used harmonious hands and feet for quick wins against Tennessee’s linemen and proved he could handle himself when it became a battle of force. However, he doesn’t rid himself of blockers quickly enough and needs to add more weight. Matterson's foot quickness, agility and forward-charging play demeanor could make him a player to watch as an upfield disruptor once he makes it into a camp.

Cephus might lack the run-away speed to stretch the field, but he's long and plays with an instinctive feel for the position. He might need stacked releases or pre-snap motion to avoid press corners, but once inside the route, he's careful to disguise intentions and has enough snap to create some separation. He struggled with contested-catch success in 2023 but generally catches all easy throws with sure hands and competes hard for 50/50 catch space. He might not wow evaluators with testing numbers, but he's a smooth possession slot with a chance to become a WR5.

Five-year starter who was the heartbeat of the UTSA defense. Wisdom is a fiery competitor whose aggression can sometimes lead to penalties and missteps in positioning. His size and length will be a concern for teams, but he’s physical in both run support and coverage. Wisdom’s lack of ball production stems, in part, from his unwillingness to trust his eyes and squeeze catch points. To make a roster, Wisdom will need to find a level of disciplined urgency to minimize his negative reps and maximize any advantages from his aggressive demeanor.