If this was 20 years ago, Andre Williams would be a top pick in the draft. A big, strong downhill runner who has been extremely productive at Boston College, he's a throwback runner. He struggles sometimes in the modern passing game, but he's quicker than he is fast and can immediately be a good between-the-tackles runner.
A speedy slot receiver who grabbed everyone's attention at the combine, LSU receiver Odell Beckham Jr. immediately solidified himself as a late first-round pick. The Browns need to get more athletic on offense, and he will be on their radar at the No. 26 slot.
Quick and athletic, Bishop Sankey ran well at the combine and impressed in the on-field drills. He lacks ideal size for a running back, but his athleticism can let him play a hybrid running back / slot receiver role that is becoming commonplace in the league today.
A fast outside linebacker that lacks size, Kevin Pierre-Louis ran the fastest 40-yard dash among defensive lineman and linebackers with an impressive 4.51 second time. A good fit for the 3-4 defense that Cleveland runs, he fits the new mold of defenders who can run with receivers and make plays in space.
When you put up the best 40 time in years, you're going to find yourself skyrocketing up NFL draft boards. Dri Archer lacks the kind of size you usually want out of either a running back or a receiver, but the rules of the game today allow speedy guys like him to run free and make plays no matter where you line him up. Throw in his potential as a kick returner, and you have one of the most intriguing prospects in the draft.
