This is another player who has major off-field concerns that could have dropped him an extra round or two on Draft day. Once a consensus first-round selection, Dorial Green-Beckham saw his stock lowered immensely due to multiple arrests over marijuana possession and nearly plummet to rock-bottom after he was dismissed from the Missouri football program. He was never charged or arrested but allegedly pushed a woman down some stairs during a domestic altercation and was the subject of burglary investigations. He notoriously never took to coaching at Missouri, and whispers of a poor work ethic have followed him his whole way through school.

Even his on-the-field work is lacking. Due to being dismissed from Missouri and transferring to Oklahoma, Green-Beckham hasn’t seen the competitive football field in over a year. When he last was on the field, too, his detail of play was poor at best. Not finishing routes, sloppy and rounded cuts in his route-running, and a lack of awareness of footwork on the perimeter are genuine issues for Green-Beckham, especially when put in the context of his lackluster work ethic. These are concerns that can be solved, but with his major character issues as well, I consider Dorial Green-Beckham a major bust risk.