A look at later-round quarterbacks, tight ends, and wideouts who have a chance to be values for their respective NFL teams.

The ESPN analyst liked the Colts' selection of tight end Tyler Warren, whom he ranked as something of a steal at No. 14 overall. Yates called the pick "value at a need," given that Warren could now enter training camp as the top tight end option for either Anthony Richardson or Daniel jones.

Once he got to college, Skattebo simply broke tackles or ran through defenders. Scouts have said he plays more like a linebacker than a running back. He does not away from contact, and was a high school legend when, as a junior, he rushed for 3,550 yards and 42 touchdowns in a single season.