Bralon Addison

ANALYSIS
Addison was a fourth-year junior due to a season-ending ACL tear he suffered in the spring of 2014, so he's not really a truly early entrant. Given that fact, it certainly made sense for him to move on. Addison will probably check in at the 5-foot-9, 190-pound range at the Combine, and should establish himself as one of the draft's top slot wideout prospects. Addison can make downfield plays despite his general categorization as a slot target, however, as he has the body control and field awareness to do damage at the sidelines, and he has the athleticism to pull away from defenders before or after the catch. Still, given that a similarly likable slot prospect like Bruce Ellington fell to the fourth round two years ago, Addison probably would need to burn up the Combine to get into the first two rounds. He's still arguably a better prospect than former Oregon wideout and third-round Philadelphia pick Josh Huff, however, and at the very least should turn into a strong punt returner in the NFL.