Some of the most confounding, career-challenging decisions in the NFL draft come when the eye test crashes head-on into the numbers. When a player looks NFL-ready in the way he moves, but there aren't enough impact plays on the stat sheet to match the off-the-charts measurables.
"I think you value upside because you want growth, but we don't have a farm system," Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said. "You don't have the luxury of redshirting them in the National Football League."
Texas A&M's Shemar Stewart, the No. 25 prospect on ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr.