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Cons Concern about speed rushers getting around his outside shoulder unless he can pick up the quickness of his kick slide. It was clear that he outmatched the level of competition he was facing and did show signs of struggles when at the Senior Bowl. Could use the time to bulk up and create more mass, which would help when he has to drop and anchor against bull rushers. Overview Scheme versatile and position versatile are two big values with offensive linemen and Radunz has that. He can play either side of the line at tackle and even move inside if he fails at tackle.

Easy to drive him off at the point of attack at times Run defense starts to falter with a poor base Would like to see more core power to help drive through blockers, but that isn’t his main way to win Can get overaggressive as a pass rusher and take a too wide of an arc around the corner Overview Tryon is an athletic pass rusher with some strength issues when defending the run. There are signs of hope when it comes to his run defense, but he needs to be more consistent there.  Tryon has plenty of pass rush moves and counters he can fall back on and use when his athleticism isn’t enough. ...

His balance is off a lot and sometimes makes him easy to bully when moving Balance when moving can be better, along with coming to a good base before initiating contact after pulling He can play with more control and not as reckless as he does Timing with dropping his anchor has to see major improvements as he is often late, which leads to disruptive plays for the defense Footwork in pass sets needs to be improved, as does the overall hand technique after his initial punch Lacks position versatility as a guard only prospect that can’t even move elsewhere in emergency situations

Some issues with processing and diagnosing pressure schemes Late going through progressions, but that may be due to the scheme more than individual deficiency Doesn’t use that elite athleticism nearly as much as he should Overview Fields is a pro-ready starter that can come in and start immediately for any NFL team and have instant success. A great athlete that moves well within the pocket, he constantly plays within the structure of the offense until the very last second before breaking contain.  Fields progresses through his reads well and makes clean and accurate passes to every level a...

When asked to read and react, he is often late and caught looking His ball skills need development Needs to work on not getting boxed out at the catch point Has the traits to hang outside but he may be limited to the slot because of his 5-foot-9-3/4, 188-pound size Needs to watch his aggression through routes and keep the penalties from being called Needs to improve his recognition of passing concepts and how they are developing, especially in zone Fit with Broncos There is a lot to like with Brown and while he is more natural in man-coverage, there are some traits to work in zone but it is g...