19. Cameron Sample, Tulane
6-foot-3, 274 pounds
2021 NFL Draft grade: Sixth round
Teams looking for a 3-4 defensive end late in the draft would be wise to consider Tulane’s Cameron Sample. Sample is a physical player who has the size to hold up in this style of defense. He will likely fall later parts of the 2021 NFL Draft due to limited potential since he lacks the speed or athletic ability to be a standout in the NFL.
20. Victor Dimukeje, Duke
6-foot-2, 265 pounds
2021 NFL Draft grade: Sixth round
Duke’s Victor Dimukeje has been the model of consistency for the Blue Devils. He has started every game during his time with the program and finished with 166 tackles, 36 tackles for loss and 21.5 sacks. He is a compact defender who shows good strength. Unfortunately, he lacks much of a burst and overall speed. He might be best off as a situational defensive tackle pass rusher in the NFL.
21. Janarius Robinson, Florida State
6-foot-5, 266 pounds
2021 NFL Draft grade: Sixth round
Florida State’s Janarius Robinson is a defensive end who has the traits to attract scouts’ attention. One of these his 6-foot-5 266-pound size and another one is his 87-inch wingspan. However, Robinson has yet to turn these physical traits into great production. Over the past two seasons, he has only accounted for six sacks.