DRAFT TRACKER 2025

Sixth-year senior coming off of a productive run at Washington State and Texas Tech in the past two seasons. Kelly has experience playing inside and outside, but the lack of vertical speed he showed on tape popped up again at the NFL Scouting Combine when he ran a 4.70 40-yard dash. Kelly put a few highlight catches on tape. However, he lacks separation quickness to lose man coverage and figures to see a higher percentage of contested looks as a pro. He has adequate hands and is tough working into traffic, but his lack of functional speed will make it tough for him to stick on a roster.

Undersized receiver with good senior production. Dalena has good straight-line speed and was a strong tester across the board at his pro day. He’s tough in traffic and can catch when contested, using every inch of his length to bring the ball in from outside of his frame. However, he’s not very sudden underneath to separate and lacks the overall length to win 50/50 balls down the field. While he has experience at all three receiver positions, Dalena will have to prove he can get open from the slot to make a roster.

Sixth-year senior possessing the size and athletic profile of a draftable NFL prospect. Clark has spent plenty of time near the line of scrimmage and is a willing combatant as a run defender. However, he plays with some indecision and isn’t as forceful as expected when making tackles. Clark has the speed to range over the top and the size to cover tight ends but maintaining his coverage duties from high-safety alignments can be an issue. The size, speed and explosiveness should get him into camp, but his consistency must improve to secure a roster spot.

A four-year starter with plenty of game experience, Vavao lacks the size and length teams covet from interior offensive linemen. He plays with inside hands and adequate core strength at the point of attack. However, he will have issues getting to his landmarks as a move blocker and mirroring athletic pass rushers when singled up. Vavao’s lack of adequate quickness and length will make his journey an uphill climb.