Sai'vion Jones

Jones is still a traits bet, but Denver has the depth to develop him correctly. His job is to turn flashes and effort into consistent trench wins.

Strengths: Length, youth, versatility, effort and developmental upside.

Weaknesses: Needs more NFL polish and faces a crowded rotation for meaningful snaps.

Jones has the build and college pressure résumé that make a third-round edge player worth developing. Long, active and used to starting, he joined a Denver front that did not need to rush him into a huge role. A five is the right early grade. The next part is turning those LSU traits into reliable NFL hand usage, run discipline and finishing.

Strengths: He offers length, athletic upside and a productive college pass-rush background with extensive starting experience. Jones has the frame to set an edge and the movement skills to develop as a disruptive rotational rusher.

Weaknesses: He is still learning the pro game and entered a crowded veteran front, limiting immediate volume. His technique and counter repertoire must improve so pressure production becomes consistent against NFL tackles.