DRAFT TRACKER 2026

Cruz is a big, burly right tackle prospect with outstanding length but athletic limitations. Cruz isn’t twitchy but he does flash explosive power when he uncorks heavy hands and upper-body power to knock opponents off-balance. Tight hips bring tall pads, which rob him of leverage as a drive blocker at the point. He plays with good slide quickness out to the rush but struggles to redirect against inside moves and his anchor is slightly below average when challenged by a bull rush. His size, power and length could attract teams on Day 3, but sticking long-term will be tough.

Henderson is a slender inside/outside receiver. He has good speed and disguises route intentions but will need work getting his feet/tempo right as a route-runner. He’s a former running back with below-average hands but real potential after the catch. You won’t see many who return kicks and cover punts in the same game, but Henderson can handle both duties. His special-teams versatility and athletic upside give him a chance to make a roster as a WR5/6 and full-time gunner.

Sixth-year senior who was unable to live up to the promise shown earlier in his career. Daniels hasn’t shown the ability to consistently dissect defenses and win with accuracy from the pocket. He has a decent arm but lacks consistent mechanics, timing and three-level ball placement. The vast majority of his interceptions were due to a lack of coverage recognition. Daniels’ running ability helps, but he appears ill-prepared for an NFL passing game.