Artavis Scott

ANALYSIS
Scott isn't one of the headliners at the receiver position in this draft, but he's a fine slot prospect for the NFL and could push into the third- and fourth-round range if he runs well at the Combine. His Clemson career was defined by diminished returns, as his excellent 2014 true freshman season, when he caught 76 passes for 965 yards and eight touchdowns, proved to easily be his best year. From there he posted 901, and 614 yards in the respective subsequent seasons. Still, Scott's reliable hands (245 receptions in three years) and his superb freshman season give a general sense of promise in his prospect profile. His exit forces Clemson to lean more heavily on Ray Ray McCloud and Deon Cain.