Lanorris Sellers

Sellers is a problem as a runner and a project as a passer, and the data draws the line hard. On the ground he's elite: our play-by-play grades his rushing success rate in the 91st percentile and his EPA per carry in the 81st -- a 242-pound back playing quarterback. Through the air it's the opposite: an 17th-percentile EPA per dropback, a 22nd-percentile completion rate, and a sack rate in the 2nd percentile -- he holds the ball and takes a brutal number of hits. Scouts (Pro Football Network) see the same film: "wicked arm strength," but he "gets stuck staring down his primary target" and turns throwaways into negatives, "wholly too inconsistent" with accuracy that runs "hot-and-cold." The encouraging note is ball security -- he's "relatively patient" and protective for an elite rushing threat. The whole season is one question: can the passing rise to meet the athlete?