3. Bryce Hall, Virginia 6-1, 200 (1)
Why He’s Here On The List: Once he’s back from his ankle injury an 100%, he might just be the second-best corner in the draft. He’s a tough guy who isn’t afraid to come up with the big hit, but it’s his combination of size and ball skills – at least when it comes to busing up passes – that will make him a big call in the latter half of the first round or early in the second.
What The NFL Types Want To See: Interviews and the medical evaluation will be all he gets to show – he’s still rehabbing his injured leg and isn’t expected to run. Just how long will it take before he’s back to being his old self on the leg?
Bottom Line: Is he a very good NFL starting corner, or a potentially elite safety with the range, smarts and toughness to be the leader of someone’s defense? He’s going to be a bit of a flier in the first round depending on his medical exams, but he’ll be worth it.