Ar'maj Reed-Adams

Reed-Adams is a physical, energetic development piece whose best reps should come when Buffalo asks him to displace people in the run game. Balance will decide how quickly that translates.

Strengths: Run strength, size, first-contact power, leadership profile and competitive attitude.

Weaknesses: Balance, body control and pass-protection refinement remain rookie priorities.

Reed-Adams is a seventh-rounder who looks more like a long-term development bet than a throwaway pick. He is 6-foot-5, 314 pounds, was a Texas A&M captain and made AP second-team All-American after a very experienced college career. The reason he lasted is that balance can get loose and he has no NFL tape. A five is fair: he has enough size and power to compete for depth, but technique will decide whether he sticks.

Strengths: He has NFL size, long arms, right-guard experience and real run-game strength. Reed-Adams also brings maturity and leadership from a lengthy college career, useful traits for a late-round lineman learning a reserve role.

Weaknesses: Balance and recovery can limit him against quick interior rushers. He has no professional sample and needs to sharpen footwork and hand placement before being trusted with a meaningful workload.