Daniel Braverman

ANALYSIS
Braverman's pedigree as an undersized (5-foot-10, 177-pounds) mid-major wideout probably makes him a bit under the radar in this draft, but he's a very elusive receiver who was exceptionally productive at Western Michigan, even when the Broncos played against the big schools. Braverman caught 194 passes for 2,368 yards and 19 touchdowns over 26 games the last two years, including combining for 41 catches for 462 yards and one touchdown in games against Purdue, Virginia Tech, Michigan State and Ohio State over that span. Although his lack of size generally gives reason to think Braverman won't be much of a red-zone threat or a full-time fit at outside receiver, his field vision and open-field running skills appear to be of a rare quality, and as long as his workout numbers check out well there would be reason to think his game can carry over to the NFL level. If Braverman can time at 4.50 or better in the 40-yard dash at the Combine, then it would be hard to see why he couldn't push for the third round.