Position: Wide receiver
Stats: 49 catches, 821 yards, nine TDs
Ht./Wt.: 6-4, 225
Combine/pro day snapshot: 4.68 in 40; 32-inch vertical
Projection: First round
Upside:Kelly arguably has the best hands of any receiver in the draft. He's also a big, physical presence who should complement teams stocked with smaller, shiftier receivers.
Position: Inside linebacker
Stats: 157 tackles, three INTs
Ht./Wt.: 6-0, 238
Combine/pro day snapshot: 4.67 in 40; 32-inch vertical
Projection: Second round
Upside:Lofton has a knack for creating big turnovers and made a bunch of tackles in college. He runs well sideline-to-sideline, and when he gets there, he knows how to deliver the big hit.
Position: Safety/cornerback
Stats: 78 tackles, 3 INTs
Ht./Wt.: 6-1, 199
Combine/pro day snapshot: 4.61 in 40; 39.5-inch vertical
Projection: Second round
Upside:Smith has probably not yet tapped into his full potential, despite a good and productive college career that earned him first-team All-Big 12 honors last season. Smith also has the versatility to play either safety at corner, and he has game experience at both.
Position: Running back
Stats: 1,039 yards, eight TDs
Ht./Wt.: 6-1, 198
Combine/pro day snapshot: 4.55 in 40; 36-inch vertical
Projection: Fifth round
Upside: At one point last offseason, Patrick was considered one of the top running backs available in the draft. He didn't have the season many thought he would, but Patrick showed what he's capable of in a 200-plus yard outing against Oklahoma State. Patrick, though not big, runs with power.
