Devonta Freeman, RB, Florida State

May 6:Solid all-around back worked out for Falcons

While Freeman lacks elite speed, he has good quickness and generally can turn the corner; he also has no problems running between the tackles and in 2013 became FSU's first 1,000-yard rusher since Warrick Dunn in 1996. He is solid in all facets of the game but doesn't truly stand out in any of them. Can he be an every-down back? Atlanta would seem to be in the market, with the aging Steven Jackson and specialist Jacquizz Rodgers on the roster. Where Freeman goes in the draft ultimately is going to be determined by when a run on backs begins. If the top-tier backs go in the second, Freeman likely goes in the third. At the least, he should be off the board by the end of the fourth round.