DRAFT TRACKER 2026

Burke is a tall tackle with plus drive-blocking talent for his body type. He uses flexible hips and ankles, along with well-placed hands, to create leverage at the point of attack. He finishes blocks with good aggression when the opportunity arises. A lack of short-area quickness limits his range as a run blocker and in pass protection. He’s scheme-dependent in the run game and will need help managing NFL edge speed, but strong hands allow for longer sustained control when he lands cleanly. There are areas of concern that might not be coachable, but Burke’s length and demeanor work in his favor.

An undersized wideout, Rivers plays like a vertical “Z” receiver capable of attacking man coverage with his acceleration and speed. However, his measurables could force him into the slot, where his game isn’t as good of a fit. He needs to work on route focus/tempo to improve his efficiency over the first two levels, and his hands might never become a plus feature. Rivers has the ability to stretch the field from the slot, but he needs more work to become a well-rounded option for offenses.

Experienced starting tackle missing the length and foot quickness to stay outside on the next level. Adams carries girthy lowers with good leg drive and adequate hand usage in the run game. A lack of body control creates inconsistency in fitting blocks, but when he’s in, he can get some work done. His pass protection has major holes with below-average anchor and mirror quickness. Adams could find his way into camp but faces a steep climb to make a squad.