Brad

Craddock

Craddock (6'0/186) earned the 2014 Lou Groza Award as the nation’s top kicker before suffering a season-ending wrist dislocation nine games into his senior year. He finished his career 57-of-70 (81.4 percent) on field goals with four missed extra points. Craddock has an NFL leg and is a willing tackler in kick coverage, but he needs to improve his kickoffs to become a full-time NFL placekicker. Craddock’s competition in Cleveland will be “Travis Coons.”