By Jacob Rudner, Sun Devil Source: Both of Arizona State’s 2021 NFL Draft prospects, wide receiver Frank Darby and safety Aashari Crosswell, received a grade by NFL.com in its recently-released evaluations of draft-eligible players, which for many includes some of their perceived strengths and weaknesses.
Darby received a score of 6.10, which is defined as a “good backup who could become a starter.” Crosswell was graded at 5.50, which indicates he has a “chance to make (the) end of (a) roster or practice squad.”
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