Lewis' biggest issue is that his arms get wide when he's blocking, and he gets grabby when defenders try to disengage. The Buccaneers averaged only 3.7 yards per carry last year and 3.9 and 3.7 yards per carry in the previous two seasons, respectively. He works back to the ball well to help his quarterback.Robert Woods is Claypool's upside. But they still do.This pick was a reach, but it also makes sense in tandem with the Jerry Jeudy selection. Hamilton is quick off the line, is pretty good at disengaging and will make the play in the backfield once he gets there. He duplicates many of the skills incumbent ball-in-space receiver Dede Westbrook provides. That prevented Taylor from playing high school football. O'Brien gets results despite himself. The Hurts who lost his job to Tua Tagovailoa can easily be written off as just another scrambler. Evans is crafty in the open field and can weave through traffic and battle through arm tackles when he gets to the second level. Why they would be looking for a Janovich type is the third-biggest mystery of the Packers' draft so far. Ojemudia did put up impressive numbers at the combine, but the tape doesn’t really match his testing.This might be a pick for the future with Alex Mack getting up there in age. Gallimore is a penetrator who shed some weight last year and unlocked some more pass-rushing ability.
Philip Rivers could definitely use some better weapons.Pittman is the son of the former Buccaneers all-purpose running back. When their father died, Stefon became a father figure for Trevon. Entering Thursday night, here were the unofficial odds on how the Patriots would approach this year’s draft:Select a quarterback to replace Tom Brady, probably by trading up, and heralding a bold new era in Patriots football: 20-to-1 odds.Select an assortment of long snappers and lacrosse players while trading all over the draft board, causing our brains to hemorrhage as we try to discern Say "Tom who??" Phillips led the national champions with 56 solo tackles and 113 total tackles last year, ahead of fellow linebacker Patrick Queen (drafted on Thursday by the Ravens) and safety Grant Delpit (drafted earlier by the Browns). Newcomer James Bradberry, a year of experience for Baker and a nice retirement party for Bethea should help. Time for another Elite Receiver Report Card, your guide to determining what the big-name wide receivers in the 2020 draft class do best. Okwara will probably max out as a situational edge-rusher, but he has the right mix of traits and hustle to stick on a roster and contribute.

Las Vegas’ receiving corps is DEEP after these last two picks.The Cowboys just keep adding value.

In the NFL, that means he might line up as a traditional linebacker on early downs and rotate with the edge-rushers on third downs.

But Dallas is getting good value here. That's everything a starting NFL center should be.Having shed Dante Fowler Jr. and Clay Matthews, the Rams entered the draft with no edge-rushers.

He's also a film junkie who looks at times like he's reading the quarterback's mind. Yep, he played so well that a 3-13 team chose not to re-sign him.

He isn't quite as competitive on 50-50 balls as a receiver with his traits should be.C.

Madubuike is more of a 3-tech disruptor than an anchor against the run; he'll win some leverage battles but lacks the raw power to handle double-teams.

Both receivers are excellent blockers who can slip past defenders who think they're going to get walloped for big gains on play-action passes. Whether the issue is concentration, conditioning or something else, the long stretches of sluggish play are what separate Taylor from the first-round picks.He is an adequate-at-best run defender who too often allows himself to be taken where his blocker wants him to go. There’s more to his game than size, but that’s the first thing that stands out. The Steelers will likely use him as a possession receiver underneath.
As he pointed out at the combine, the injury did impact his tackling, though there were also some typical technical issues (trying to make the highlight reel instead of breaking down properly) that he cleaned up throughout the season. So, who would Jones like to play him in a movie? Others (Mack Wilson) should become better tacklers with experience.The same can probably be said of Delpit. Sammy Watkins was a better prospect leaving Clemson, but Higgins may be a similar pro: dangerous when facing soft coverage and/or a second-tier cornerback, but ordinary if asked to be the first option in a passing game. Jefferson is a tough competitor from an NFL family, but he’s more like Woods, and his ceiling is fairly low while his bust potential is high. He's a 309-pounder with sudden short-area quickness who can win with his first two steps and then explode into the ball-carrier or quarterback, often ripping the ball free with a powerful swat. So the Rams spent their first pick of the night replacing Gurley, who will still cost them a chunk of dead-cap space. He’ll have to learn a new position but Hunt has the strength to start for an NFL team from Day 1. The Titans surely see him as the lightning to Derrick Henry’s thunder. He's technically raw and a little lumbering off the snap, which can result in bad positioning on blocks and a slow release into his route, neutralizing some of his other traits.Notre Dame is a tight end factory, but Kmet doesn't project as a Kyle Rudolph/Tyler Eifert-level prospect. He then switched , rushing for 1,468 yards and 13 touchdowns while tossing 6-15 passes per game. With that said, they may not be in the best position to draft developmental linemen since they have so many other needs. Blocking skills could keep Keene in the NFL for a while, but he has limited upside.That’s two one-dimensional tight ends for the Patriots. There are glimpses of that ability all over Cleveland’s tape (and he tested well at the combine) but he’ll need to be more consistent with his technique to make it as a good starter in the NFL.Mims waited far too long to hear his name called.

"He has always taken care of me. 2 or No. And whatever role Hurts plays—backup, challenger, Wildcat, whatever—he cannot possibly help the Eagles as much as an edge-rusher or another receiver would have.

Part 4 explains why simulated creeper pressures are gaining popularity. It's just one word in the "weaknesses" category.