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All-Star Games: Medal of Honor Bowl.

Positives: Runs with adequate speed. Runs generally above-average routes with a nice double move. Doesn’t look afraid to go over the middle and shows good concentration when a hit is coming. Generally above-average hands and seldom lets the ball get to his body. Gives effort after the catch for extra yards. Adequate balance after contact. Above-average cutback vision on punt returns. Generally smart punt return fielding decisions. Fair downfield run blocker.

Negatives: Slightly below-average height and bulk for the position. Tends to continue to drift backwards after turning around in zone routes. Doesn’t give a whole lot of extra effort after the play is past him.

Projection: UDFA.

Was a redshirt senior. Started college career at Clemson, but transferred to community college in 2012. Transferred to Memphis in 2013.

Positives: Above-average hands and extends well. Runs with good quickness and ability to change directions. Is able to field kicks on the run.

Negatives: Not strong – is brought down easily once a defender gets a hold of him. Inconsistent decisions on punt returns – will get upfield quickly at times but dance around too much on others. Runs a little bit off-balance when changing directions. Suspect ball security when fighting for extra yards on kick returns.

Projection: UDFA.

Positives: Runs with adequate speed and above-average acceleration. Runs adequate routes. Can adjust consistently to fade passes and to underthrown passes. Good hands and can extend fairly consistently. Shows pretty good vision in the open field and isn’t easy to get a hold of. Follows blockers in the open field on screens. Willing and adequate downfield blocker. Was also the team’s holder on field goals.

Negatives: Runs off-balance at times. Inconsistent concentration on contested passes. Below-average ball security – holds low and away through traffic.

Projection: UDFA.

Positives: Very good height and above-average bulk for the position. Runs with above-average speed and explosiveness for the position – and good for his size. Above-average lateral and change-of-direction quickness in Pro Day measures. Is able to get himself into good position on contested passes. Can hold the ball with a big hit.

Negatives: Below-average upper-body strength. Below-average hands and has trouble extending low and away. Below-average deep routes, and he doesn’t get good separation there.

Projection: UDFA.

Son of former Bear/Redskin Philip Daniels.

Positives: Has above-average height and bulk for the position. Runs adequate routes. Good body control and adjusts well in the air for errant passes. Good vertical leap. Shows some sideline awareness. Okay downfield blocker.

Negatives: Below-average speed for the position. Inconsistent hands – has trouble with fast passes and below average tracking over inside shoulder. Suspect ball security. Broke clavicle in November 2012 but was ready by January. Suspect balance making cuts. Suspended from school in January 2014 for academic reasons but was reinstated in May 2014. Then was dismissed from team in August 2014 for academic fraud and didn’t play in 2014.

Projection: UDFA.

All-Star Games: Medal of Honor Bowl.

Positives: Runs with adequate speed and is pretty quick off of the line. Okay hands and can extend slightly on the run. Has above-average vision, and is fairly elusive in the open field. Is able to get himself in good position for the fair catch on punts.

Negatives: Has a hard time extending far away from his body. Doesn’t make good decisions as a punt returner and will let the ball bounce and field it in traffic. Looks a little bit contact shy and will fall down before getting hit. Doesn’t move very suddenly on returns and is pretty easy to catch from behind. Needs to give better effort on contested passes and box out defenders.

Projection: Round 7

Son of former Rams WR Flipper Anderson.

Positives: Above-average height for the position. Runs with above-average speed and quickness. Has short, choppy steps that allow him to change direction well. Adequate explosiveness, lateral, and directional quickness in Pro Day measures. Above-average hands and can extend well for passes away from his body. Nimble on the sidelines and can get his feet down while outstretched. Moves well after the catch.

Negatives: Below-average bulk for the position. Questionable concentration on some passes where he is off balance. Below-average hands on difficult catches. Injured knee in October 2014 and missed rest of season, and wasn’t fully healed for his personal Pro Day in April 2015.

Projection: Round 4.

Iowa: Was a redshirt senior.

Positives: Adequate height and bulk for the position. Has pretty strong hands. Above-average body control and can adjust well to off-target passes. Above-average balance after contact. Is a willing downfield blocker.

Negatives: Runs below-average routes, and rounds them off too often or cut routes short of the first down marker. Has inconsistent hands – the ball consistently gets to his body and he sometimes has trouble extending. Risky punt returner decisions and gets too close to the bouncing ball. Will also field the ball inside the 10. Seems to misjudge punts in the air. Doesn’t head downfield quickly after the catch and seems to dance around too much.

Projection: UDFA.

Was a redshirt senior.

All-Star Games: Medal of Honor Bowl.

Positives: Adequate height and above-average bulk for the position. Pretty quick feet and is able to get good separation on deep routes. Above-average hands and can extend well. Shows good body control and consistent ability to adjust to the ball in the air. Good concentration on tipped passes. Shows some open-field vision after the catch. Solid downfield blocker.

Negatives: On deep routes, he needs to try and give himself more of a cushion on the sidelines. Below-average ball security in clutch situations. Doesn’t get as much separation on comeback routes as on his deep routes. Doesn’t have very deceptive moves and isn’t very hard to get a hold of after the catch.

Projection: UDFA.