6-0, 215. 4.52 seconds 40-yard dash (1.62 10-yard split)
Talk about a player who made the most of three different stops at New Mexico, Houston and LSU in college. In four seasons, Haulcy notched 347 tackles, never having less than 74 in a season. He added 10 interceptions, defended 19 passes and forced four fumbles. He’s got terrific ball skills.
4. Zakee Wheatley, Penn State
6-3, 203 4.62 seconds 40-yard dash (1.61 10-yard split) – Pro Day
Wheatley was a ball hawk in the secondary for Penn State, accounting for nine turnovers. After starting his career as a cornerback, Wheatley transitioned to safety the next four years and mixed in looks at linebacker in certain packages. His versatility and ball skills make him an intriguing prospect.
5. Kyle Louis, Pittsburgh
6-0, 220. 4.53 seconds 40-yard dash (1.58 10-yard split)
An undersized linebacker who could fit perfect at the WILL linebacker spot or as a big nickel or box safety depending on the defense. He’s instinctual and explosive, and always seems to be around the football. A creative defensive coordinator could have a lot of fun utilizing his skillset.
