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2020 NFL Draft Picks by Team

2020 NFL Draft Results

PICK # Name Pos. School HT LBS. Year TGIS Rank
Arizona Cardinals
8 Isaiah Simmons OLB Clemson 6035 238 JR 4
72 Josh Jones OT Houston 6051 311 SR 23
114 Leki Fotu DT Utah 6053 330 SR 124
131 Rashard Lawrence DT LSU 6020 308 SR 143
202 Evan Weaver ILB California 6021 237 SR 153
222 Eno Benjamin RB Arizona State 5090 207 JR 115
Atlanta Falcons
16 A.J. Terrell CB Clemson 6011 195 JR 48
47 Marlon Davidson DT Auburn 6032 303 SR 40
78 Matt Hennessy C Temple 6037 307 SR 68
119 Mykal Walker ILB Fresno State 6030 231 SR 215
134 Jaylinn Hawkins S California 6005 208 SR 29 S
228 Sterling Hofrichter P Syracuse 5095 196 SR 6 P
Baltimore Ravens
28 Patrick Queen OLB LSU 6002 229 JR 19
55 J.K. Dobbins RB Ohio State 5094 209 JR 43
71 Justin Madubuike DT Texas A&M 6025 293 JR 69
92 Devin Duvernay WR Texas 5104 202 SR 85
98 Malik Harrison ILB Ohio State 6025 247 SR 65
106 Tyre Phillips OT Mississippi State 6051 342 SR 167
143 Ben Bredeson OG Michigan 6046 316 SR 108
170 Broderick Washington DT Texas Tech 6021 305 SR 241
201 James Proche WR SMU 5105 201 SR 162
219 Geno Stone S Iowa 5103 207 JR 109
Buffalo Bills
54 A.J. Epenesa DE Iowa 6051 275 JR 42
86 Zack Moss RB Utah 5093 223 SR 94
128 Gabriel Davis WR Central Florida 6020 216 JR 122
167 Jake Fromm QB Georgia 6017 219 JR 79
188 Tyler Bass K Georgia Southern 5100 183 SR 1 K
207 Isaiah Hodgins WR Oregon St. 6035 210 JR 130
239 Dane Jackson CB Pittsburgh 5115 187 SR 165
Carolina Panthers
7 Derrick Brown DT Auburn 6045 326 SR 15
38 Yetur Gross-Matos DE Penn St. 6050 266 JR 21
64 Jeremy Chinn S Southern Illinois 6031 221 SR 47
113 Troy Pride Jr. CB Notre Dame 5113 193 SR 91
152 Kenny Robinson S XFL 6020 200 JR 100
184 Bravvion Roy DT Baylor 6011 332 SR 226
221 Stantley Thomas-Oliver CB Florida International 6002 183 SR 262
Chicago Bears
43 Cole Kmet TE Notre Dame 6056 262 JR 93
50 Jaylon Johnson CB Utah 5117 193 JR 32
155 Trevis Gipson DE Tulsa 6034 261 SR 150
163 Kindle Vildor CB Georgia Southern 5097 191 SR 175
173 Darnell Mooney WR Tulane 5101 176 SR 242
226 Arlington Hambright OT Colorado 6050 300 SR NR
227 Lachavious Simmons OG Tennessee State 6050 304 SR NR
Cincinnati Bengals
1 Joe Burrow QB LSU 6034 221 SR 1
33 Tee Higgins WR Clemson 6035 216 JR 24
65 Logan Wilson ILB Wyoming 6021 241 SR 71
107 Akeem Davis-Gaither OLB Appalachian State 6014 224 SR 75
147 Khalid Kareem DE Notre Dame 6036 268 SR 137
180 Hakeem Adeniji OT Kansas 6043 302 SR 154
215 Markus Bailey OLB Purdue 6001 235 SR 179
Cleveland Browns
10 Jedrick Wills Jr. OT Alabama 6042 312 JR 6
44 Grant Delpit S LSU 6024 213 JR 28
88 Jordan Elliott DT Missouri 6037 302 JR 72
97 Jacob Phillips OLB LSU 6030 229 JR 136
115 Harrison Bryant TE Florida Atlantic 6046 243 SR 135
160 Nick Harris C Washington 6007 302 SR 159
187 Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan 6015 212 JR 106
Dallas Cowboys
17 CeeDee Lamb WR Oklahoma 6015 198 JR 11
51 Trevon Diggs CB Alabama 6013 205 SR 31
82 Neville Gallimore DT Oklahoma 6020 304 SR 54
123 Reggie Robinson CB Tulsa 6010 202 SR 133
146 Tyler Biadasz C Wisconsin 6035 314 JR 168
179 Bradlee Anae DE Utah 6033 257 SR 92
231 Ben DiNucci QB James Morgan 6030 210 SR NR
Denver Broncos
15 Jerry Jeudy WR Alabama 6010 193 JR 10
46 K.J. Hamler WR Penn St. 5085 178 JR 74
77 Michael Ojemudia CB Iowa 6005 200 SR 96
83 Lloyd Cushenberry OG LSU 6032 312 JR 53
95 McTelvin Agim DT Arkansas 6025 309 SR 144
118 Albert Okwuegbunam TE Missouri 6054 258 JR 142
178 Justin Strnad OLB Wake Forest 6033 238 SR 87
181 Netane Muti OG Fresno State 6027 315 JR 123
252 Tyrie Cleveland WR Florida 6025 209 SR 43 WR
254 Derek Tuszka DE North Dakota 6044 247 SR 235
Detroit Lions
3 Jeff Okudah CB Ohio State 6011 205 JR 5
35 D’Andre Swift RB Georgia 5082 212 JR 26
67 Julian Okwara DE Notre Dame 6044 252 SR 89
75 Jonah Jackson OG Ohio State 6034 310 SR 111
121 Logan Stenberg OG Kentucky 6061 317 SR 145
166 Quintez Cephus WR Wisconsin 6007 202 JR 193
172 Jason Huntley RB New Mexico St. 5084 190 SR 34 RB
197 John Penisini DT Utah 6013 318 SR 26 DT
235 Jashon Cornell DE Ohio State 6030 285 SR NR
Green Bay Packers
26 Jordan Love QB Utah St. 6036 224 JR 34
62 A.J. Dillon RB Boston College 6003 247 JR 147
94 Josiah Deguara TE Cincinnati 6025 245 SR 199
175 Kamal Martin OLB Minnesota 6027 240 SR 203
192 Jon Runyan OT Michigan 6042 306 SR 204
208 Jake Hanson C Oregon 6043 303 SR 8 C
209 Simon Stepaniak OG Indiana 6041 313 SR 18 OG
236 Vernon Scott S TCU 6020 206 SR NR
242 Jonathan Garvin DE Miami 6041 263 JR 146
Houston Texans
40 Ross Blacklock DT TCU 6031 290 JR 29
90 Jonathan Greenard DE Florida 6034 262 SR 50
126 Charlie Heck OT North Carolina 6077 311 SR 189
141 John Reid CB Penn State 5103 187 SR 157
171 Isaiah Coulter WR Rhode Island 6017 198 SR 264
Indianapolis Colts
34 Michael Pittman Jr. WR USC 6037 223 SR 41
41 Jonathan Taylor RB Wisconsin 5102 226 JR 55
85 Julian Blackmon S Utah 5116 187 SR 138
122 Jacob Eason QB Washington 6057 231 JR 22
149 Danny Pinter OG Ball St. 6041 306 SR 261
193 Robert Windsor DT Penn State 6044 290 SR 258
211 Isaiah Rodgers CB Massachusetts 5100 170 SR NR
212 Dezmon Patmon WR Washington State 6036 225 SR 48 WR
213 Jordan Glasgow ILB Michigan 6010 226 SR NR
Jacksonville Jaguars
9 C.J. Henderson CB Florida 6006 204 JR 17
20 K’Lavon Chaisson DE LSU 6030 254 SO 18
42 Laviska Shenault WR Colorado 6005 227 JR 35
73 Davon Hamilton DT Ohio State 6036 320 SR 110
116 Ben Bartch OT St. John 6056 308 SR 99
137 Josiah Scott CB Michigan State 5092 185 JR 170
140 Shaquille Quarterman ILB Miami 6004 234 SR 119
157 Daniel Thomas S Auburn 5100 215 SR 22 S
165 Collin Johnson WR Texas 6056 222 SR 88
189 Jake Luton QB Oregon St. 6062 224 SR 224
206 Tyler Davis TE Georgia Tech 6040 250 SR NR
223 Chris Claybrooks CB Memphis 6000 190 SR NR
Kansas City Chiefs
32 Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB LSU 5072 207 JR 44
63 Willie Gay Jr. ILB Mississippi St. 6011 243 JR 83
96 Lucas Niang OT TCU 6060 315 SR 56
138 L’Jarius Sneed S Louisiana Tech 6003 187 SR 171
177 Michael Danna DE Michigan 6020 257 SR 34 DE
237 BoPete Keyes CB Tulane 6007 202 SR 38 CB
Los Angeles Chargers
6 Justin Herbert QB Oregon 6061 227 SR 8
23 Kenneth Murray ILB Oklahoma 6024 241 JR 25
112 Joshua Kelley RB UCLA 5105 214 SR 181
151 Joe Reed WR Virginia 6004 224 SR 185
186 Alohi Gilman S Notre Dame 5105 202 SR 222
199 Jordan Fuller S Ohio State 6017 203 SR 260
220 KJ Hill WR Ohio State 5117 196 SR 95
Los Angeles Rams
52 Cam Akers RB Florida State 5103 217 JR 60
57 Van Jefferson WR Florida 6014 200 SR 81
84 Terrell Lewis OLB Alabama 6053 258 JR 38
104 Terrell Burgess S Utah 5113 202 SR 107
136 Brycen Hopkins TE Purdue 6037 245 SR 127
234 Clay Johnston ILB Baylor 6010 227 SR 17 ILB
248 Samuel Sloman K Miami (Ohio) 5080 198 SR 4 K
250 Tremayne Anchrum OT Clemson 6021 314 SR 25 OT
Las Vegas Raiders
12 Henry Ruggs III WR Alabama 5110 188 JR 14
19 Damon Arnette CB Ohio State 5115 195 SR 61
80 Lynn Bowden Jr. WR Kentucky 5105 204 JR 114
81 Bryan Edwards WR South Carolina 6026 212 SR 52
100 Tanner Muse S Clemson 6020 227 SR 184
109 John Simpson OG Clemson 6044 321 SR 84
139 Amik Robertson CB Louisiana Tech 5083 187 JR 112
Miami Dolphins
5 Tua Tagovailoa QB Alabama 6000 217 JR 2
18 Austin Jackson OT USC 6047 322 JR 64
30 Noah Igbinoghene CB Auburn 5103 198 JR 101
39 Robert Hunt OG Louisiana Lafayette 6051 323 SR 59
56 Raekwon Davis DT Alabama 6061 311 SR 39
70 Brandon Jones S Texas 5111 198 SR 98
111 Solomon Kindley OG Georgia 6032 337 JR 247
154 Jason Strowbridge DE North Carolina 6042 275 SR 132
164 Curtis Weaver DE Boise State 6023 266 JR 116
185 Blake Ferguson LS LSU 6026 227 SR 1 LS
246 Malcolm Perry WR Navy 5094 186 SR 53 WR
Minnesota Vikings
22 Justin Jefferson WR LSU 6012 202 JR 27
31 Jeff Gladney CB TCU 5102 191 SR 46
58 Ezra Cleveland OT Boise State 6060 311 JR 58
89 Cam Dantzler CB Mississippi St. 6022 188 JR 105
117 D.J. Wonnum DE South Carolina 6047 258 SR 148
130 James Lynch DE Baylor 6035 289 JR 134
132 Troy Dye OLB Oregon 6032 231 SR 126
169 Harrison Hand CB Temple 5111 197 JR 182
176 KJ Osborn WR Miami 5114 203 SR 44 WR
203 Blake Brandel OT Oregon St. 6070 306 SR NR
205 Josh Metellus S Michigan 5111 210 SR 269
225 Kenny Willekes DE Michigan State 6036 264 SR 166
244 Nate Stanley QB Iowa 6007 235 SR 220
249 Brian Cole II S Mississippi State 6017 213 SR 266
253 Kyle Hinton C Washburn 6021 295 SR 9 C
New England Patriots
37 Kyle Dugger S Lenoir Rhyne 6007 217 SR 73
60 Joshua Uche OLB Michigan 6013 245 SR 51
87 Anfernee Jennings OLB Alabama 6021 256 SR 128
91 Devin Asiasi TE UCLA 6030 257 JR 82
101 Dalton Keene TE Virginia Tech 6041 253 JR 217
159 Justin Rohrwasser K Marshall 6’3″ 230 SR NR
182 Michael Onwenu OG Michigan 6025 344 SR 158
195 Justin Herron OT Wake Forest 6035 308 SR 26 OT
204 Cassh Maluia ILB Wyoming 6000 248 SR NR
230 Dustin Woodard C Memphis 6010 295 SR 14 C
New Orleans Saints
24 Cesar Ruiz C Michigan 6026 307 JR 36
74 Zack Baun OLB Wisconsin 6024 240 SR 49
105 Adam Trautman TE Dayton 6050 255 SR 57
240 Tommy Stevens QB Mississippi St. 6050 235 SR NR
New York Giants
4 Andrew Thomas OT Georgia 6051 315 JR 7
36 Xavier McKinney S Alabama 6003 201 JR 20
99 Matt Peart OT Connecticut 6065 318 SR 113
110 Darnay Holmes CB UCLA 5101 192 JR 118
150 Shane Lemieux OG Oregon 6037 310 SR 231
183 Cameron Brown OLB Penn State 6053 232 SR 239
218 Carter Coughlin DE Minnesota 6032 236 SR 229
238 T.J. Brunson ILB South Carolina 6004 219 SR 20 ILB
247 Chris Williamson CB Minnesota 6000 205 SR NR
255 Tae Crowder ILB Georgia 6020 241 SR 25 ILB
New York Jets
11 Mekhi Becton OT Louisville 6073 364 JR 13
59 Denzel Mims WR Baylor 6026 207 SR 45
68 Ashtyn Davis S California 6007 202 SR 78
79 Jabari Zuniga DE Florida 6033 264 SR 102
120 LaMical Perine RB Florida 5106 216 SR 164
125 James Morgan QB Florida International 6037 229 SR 209
129 Cameron Clark OT Charlotte 6044 308 SR 180
158 Bryce Hall CB Virginia 6012 202 SR 63
191 Braden Mann P Texas A&M 5113 197 SR 1 P
Philadelphia Eagles
21 Jalen Reagor WR TCU 5105 206 JR 37
53 Jalen Hurts QB Oklahoma 6010 222 SR 103
103 Davion Taylor OLB Colorado 6004 228 SR 120
127 K’Von Wallace S Clemson 5111 206 SR 129
145 Jack Driscoll OT Auburn 6045 306 SR 176
168 John Hightower WR Boise State 6014 189 SR 200
196 Shaun Bradley ILB Temple 6005 224 SR 16 ILB
200 Quez Watkins WR Southern Miss 6001 185 JR 275
210 Prince Tega Wanogho OT Auburn 6051 308 SR 97
233 Casey Toohill OLB Stanford 6044 250 SR 268
Pittsburgh Steelers
49 Chase Claypool TE Notre Dame 6043 238 SR 66
102 Alex Highsmith DE Charlotte 6031 248 SR 139
124 Anthony McFarland RB Maryland 5081 208 JR 131
135 Kevin Dotson OG Louisiana-Lafayette 6040 310 SR 151
198 Antoine Brooks Jr. S Maryland 5107 220 SR 161
232 Carlos Davis DT Nebraska 6020 313 SR 23 DT
Seattle Seahawks
27 Jordyn Brooks ILB Texas Tech 6000 240 SR 67
48 Darrell Taylor DE Tennessee 6035 267 SR 104
69 Damien Lewis OG LSU 6020 327 SR 80
133 Colby Parkinson TE Stanford 6072 252 JR 186
144 DeeJay Dallas RB Miami 5101 217 JR 169
148 Alton Robinson DE Syracuse 6026 264 SR 86
214 Freddie Swain WR Florida 6001 197 SR 40 WR
251 Stephen Sullivan TE LSU 6047 248 SR 18 TE
San Fransisco 49ers
14 Javon Kinlaw DT South Carolina 6051 315 SR 12
25 Brandon Aiyuk WR Arizona State 5116 205 SR 33
153 Colton McKivitz OT West Virginia 6062 306 SR 237
190 Charlie Woerner TE Georgia 6045 245 SR 21 TE
217 Jauan Jennings WR Tennessee 6031 215 SR 187
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
13 Tristan Wirfs OT Iowa 6047 320 JR 9
45 Antoine Winfield Jr. S Minnesota 5’10” 205 JR 30
76 Ke’Shawn Vaughn RB Vanderbilt 5094 214 SR 117
161 Tyler Johnson WR Minnesota 6013 206 SR 76
194 Khalil Davis DT Nebraska 6010 308 SR 216
241 Chapelle Russell OLB Temple 6020 236 SR 20 OLB
245 Raymond Calais RB Louisiana Lafayette 5081 188 SR 227
Tennessee Titans
29 Isaiah Wilson OT Georgia 6064 350 JR 77
61 Kristian Fulton CB LSU 5115 197 SR 16
93 Darrynton Evans RB Appalachian State 5102 203 JR 121
174 Larrell Murchison DT N.C. State 6023 297 SR 163
224 Cole McDonald QB Hawaii 6031 215 JR 195
243 Chris Jackson S Marshall 6000 186 SR NR
Washington Redskins
2 Chase Young DE Ohio State 6047 264 JR 3
66 Antonio Gibson RB Memphis 6004 228 SR 125
108 Saahdiq Charles OT LSU 6041 321 JR 70
142 Antonio Gandy-Golden WR Liberty 6035 223 SR 90
156 Keith Ismael C San Diego State 6027 309 JR 202
162 Khaleke Hudson OLB Michigan 5111 224 SR 201
216 Kamren Curl CB Arkansas 6013 206 JR 255
229 James Smith-Williams DE N.C. State 6035 265 SR 271

 

Tyler Vesely’s 2020 NFL Mock Draft

By: Tyler Vesely, TGIS Prez
 
Round 1

1. Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals

Pick: Joe Burrow, QB, LSU

The decision may have been a little more difficult if Tua was completely healthy. Regardless, Burrow has franchise QB potential and is one of my top rated QB prospects in the past ten years. Andy Dalton will more than likely be cut as he is scheduled to make $17 million in 2020. Meaning the 2020 season for the Bengals will be led right away by Burrow.

 

2. Washington Redskins

Redskins

Pick: Chase Young, DE, Ohio State

The Redskins should seriously consider Tua. While Young is a premier pass rusher and the best (non-QB) player in the draft, he won’t be able to elevate the franchise like Tua can. However, the mock draft is what I think the team will do. After spending a first rounder last year on Dwayne Haskins, they take Young and improve their defense.

3. Detroit Lions

Lions

Pick: Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State

The Lions lost both starting cornerbacks from last year in Darius Slay and Rashaan Melvin. Okudah is the best cover corner in the draft making this a perfect match for the Lions. A cornerback group of Desmond Trufant, Justin Coleman, and Jeff Okudah will do just fine.

4. New York Giants

Giants

Pick: Isaiah Simmons, OLB, Clemson

The Giants have a difficult decision to make.  They have a huge need at Offensive Tackle and there are four premier tackles available in this spot. Linebacker is also a need and someone with Simmons talent/versatility doesn’t come around often. While the Giants signed LB Blake Martinez, he is a liability in the passing game.  You know who isn’t a liability in pass coverage? Simmons. 

5. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama

This is the dream scenario for the Dolphins. However, in order to get Tua the Dolphins would most likely have to trade up with the Lions (I don’t do trade scenarios in Mock Drafts… too many variables). Anyway, Tua gives the Dolphins a franchise QB in an already impressive rebuild.

6. Los Angeles Chargers

Chargers

Pick: Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon

The Chargers filled needs in free agency with Bryan Bulaga (Tackle) and Chris Harris (CB). One glaring spot they haven’t filled has been QB. With Tyrod Taylor set to be the starter, there is not an immediate need for a rookie QB to come in and start. The Chargers go with Herbert as their future franchise QB.

7. Carolina Panthers

Panthers

Pick: Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn

The projected starting nose tackle in Carolina’s defense is currently between NFL journeymen Woodrow Hamilton and Zach Kerr… that is nowhere near good enough. Derrick Brown is a high motor guy who will start on the Panthers defense right away. 

8. Arizona Cardinals

Pick: Mekhi Becton, OT, LouisvilleCardinals

The Arizona Cardinals offensive line was just awful last year. Left Tackle D.J. Humphries signed a short term extension, but he isn’t the definite long-term solution. It is time for the Cardinals to start developing the future franchise left tackle. At 6’7″ 364 pounds, there is no one with more upside the Mekhi Becton.

9. Jacksonville Jaguars

Pick: Javon Kinlaw, DT, South Carolina

Jaguars

The Jaguars are in a total rebuild after being in the AFC Championship not too long ago. Jaguars can afford to take chances on high potential players. Kinlaw has more upside than Derrick Brown, but does not play as consistently. He fits a need for the Jaguars who have lost defensive linemen Marcell Dareus and Calais Campbell in the 2020 offseason. 

10. Cleveland Browns

Browns

Pick: Jedrick Willis Jr., OT, Alabama

The Browns solved one of their offensive tackle needs by signing right tackle Jack Conklin. On the other hand, the left tackle position  still remains an issue. Lucky for the Browns in this scenario there are three potential offensive tackles to chose from. Even though, Willis played right tackle at Alabama he shouldn’t have an issue switching to left with his athletic ability and elite feet in pass protection.

11. New York Jets

Jets

Pick: Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa

The Jets offensive line is atrocious. At all of five positions across the line they have bottom of the league starters. In the decision between Andrew Thomas and Tristan Wirfs it comes down to versatility. Wirfs has the capability to play tackle or guard and will finally give the Jets an offensive lineman they don’t have to be embarrassed about.

12. Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders

Pick: Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama

The Raiders roster is full of complimentary wide receivers: Tyrell WIlliams, Zay Jones, Nelson Agholor, and Hunter Renfrow. What they need is a premier number one. That is exactly what Jerry Jeudy could develop into. The decision will be between Jeudy, Lamb, and Ruggs.

13. San Fransisco 49ers

49ers

Pick: CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma

The 49ers lost Emmanuel Sanders to free agency and currently don’t have a legitimate number one wide receiver. CeeDee Lamb is an absolute playmaker that Kyle Shanahan will love in his offense. With very little holes on this 49ers team, they can afford a luxury pick.  

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Bucs

Pick: Andrew Thomas, OT, Georgia

This is a fantastic scenario for the Bucs. Donovan Smith is a borderline starter at left tackle who Thomas can compete with. While he may not have the massive size of Becton or the athleticism of Wirfs, Andrew Thomas has all the tools to be a franchise left tackle The Bucs are going win-now after signing Brady, and Thomas would push Smith to be a starter year one.

15. Denver Broncos

Broncos

Pick: Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama

The Broncos only legitimate receiver on the roster is Courtland Sutton. Henry Ruggs is the kind of weapon the Broncos need and replaces the void left after the Emmanuel Sanders trade.

16. Atlanta Falcons

Falcons

Pick: C.J. Henderson, CB, Florida

The Falcons lost Desmond Trufant and have young corners Isaiah Oliver and Kendall Sheffield slated to start. C.J. Henderson provides an upgrade as one of the most athletically talented corners in the draft. If Henderson overcomes the concern in run support, he will be a starting NFL corner for sometime.

 

17. Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys

Pick: K’Lavon Chaisson, DE, LSU

The edge class is pretty slim as only Young and Chaisson are top half of the first round guys. Chaisson showed glimpses of elite potential down the stretch with 4.5 sacks in the last 4 games (and a play where he chased down CeeDee Lamb). The Cowboys need edge rushers and take a chance on Chaisson’s upside.

18. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Josh Jones, OT, Houston

Julien Davenport and Jesse Davis are slated to start at offensive tackle… which isn’t good. After the Dolphins went with Tua for their first pick, they need a tackle to keep him upright. Josh Jones is a top twenty player and one of the last tackles worthy of a first round pick. 

19. Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders

Pick: Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU

GM Mike Mayock loves physical, man-to-man cornerbacks. Fulton fits the mold and a need for a Raiders defense which gave up over 4100 yards in the air.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars

Pick: Jordan Love, QB, Utah State

Gardner Minshew and Joshua Dobbs are not long term options at quarterback. The Jaguars need a guy they can potentially develop into a franchise quarterback. Jordan Love has a big arm and potential, but also has accuracy and decision issues. With Gardner Minshew currently on the roster there is no pressure for Love to start and he can develop during the Jaguars rebuild.

 

21. Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles

Pick: Patrick Queen, OLB, LSU

The Eagles linebacking corp is full of inexperience and a major weakness on the defense. Queen would instantly be the best linebacker on the roster. Queen runs a 4.5 and is great in run support and pass coverage. 

 

22. Minnesota Vikings

Vikings

Pick: Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama

The Minnesota Vikings are actively shopping safety Anthony Harris with no potential replacement. Xavier McKinney would be a dynamic safety  for the Vikings to keep their defense from losing a step. Even if Harris is signed to a long-term deal, McKinney’s versatility would still make him an option to contribute.

23. New England Patriots

Patriots

Pick: Jacob Eason, QB, Washington

While a quarterback competition between between Jarrett Stidham and Brian Hoyer sounds electric, the Patriots need another option. Jacob Eason is one of the most talented passers in the draft and has tremendous upside. After Tua and Burrow, I think he is the most likely to be a NFL starter five years from now.

24. New Orleans Saints

Saints

Pick: Kenneth Murray, ILB, Oklahoma

Veteran Saints linebacker A.J. Klein left in free agency and Kiko Alonso tore his ACL in the playoff game… so Linebacker is a pretty big hole on the Saints defense. Kenneth Murray can fix that. Murray is a sideline to sideline linebacker that can step in right away for the Saints.

25. Minnesota Vikings

Vikings

Pick: Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU

The Vikings received nice compensation for Stefon Diggs, but now they have to fill his role. Jefferson is similar to Diggs as a tall receiver with good route running ability. A combination of Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson would be nice.

26. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Antonio Winfield Jr., S, Minnesota

The first two Dolphins picks were offensive players… now time to address the defense. The current starting safeties are journeymen Eric Rowe and Adrian Colbert. Antonio Winfield is a smaller safety, but plays physical and has elite ballhawk ability. Head Coach Brian Flores will be able to utilize him in the Dolphins defense.

 

27. Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks

Pick: Yetur Gross-Matos, DE, Penn State

With the loss of Jadaveon Clowney, the Seahawks need edge rushing help. Gross-Matos was a high impact defensive player for Penn State with 17.5 sacks over the last two years. He fits the edge rushing role for Seattle.

28. Baltimore Ravens

Pick: Zach Baun, OLB, Wisconsin

Ravens

Baltimore is considering trading Matt Judon which makes Baun a good replacement option on the edge. The Wisconsin linebacker is versatile and fits today’s NFL with his pass coverage skills.

29. Tennessee Titans

Titans

Pick: Ezra Cleveland, OT, Boise State

Titans need interior  help at right tackle after losing Jack Conklin in free agency. Cleveland has future left tackle starting skills, but could compete for the right tackle spot left by Conklin right away. 

30. Green Bay Packers

Packers

Pick: Tee Higgins, WR, Clemson

The Packers have needed a number two wide receiver for a few years behind Davante Adams. Tee Higgins is a big wide receiver that has tremendous hands. He is a sneaky good route runner who will help the Packers offense right away.

31. San Fransisco 49ers

49ers

Pick: Ross Blacklock, DT, TCU

The 49ers traded away Deforest Buckner and need someone to replace him on the interior. Blacklock’s pass rushing ability adds to the best defensive line in football. (Bosa, Dee Ford, Arik Armstead, and Blacklock on third down sounds scary).

32. Kansas City Chiefs

Chiefs

Pick: Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama

The issue for the Chiefs over the past few years is the defense, particularly the secondary. After losing Kendall Fuller, corner remains a high priority. Trevon Diggs has high upside as a long corner with great ball skills. (Bills play the Chiefs in 2020 giving us a matchup with his brother Stefon Diggs).

 

Round 2
PickTeamNamePositionSchoolHeightWeight
33BengalsA.J. EpenesaDEIowa6’4″275
34SaintsJalen ReagorWRTCU5’11”206
35LionsNeville GallimoreDTOklahoma6’2″304
36GiantsAustin JacksonOTUSC6’5″322
37ChargersDeandre SwiftRBGeorgia5’8″212
38PanthersGrant DelpitSLSU6’3″213
39DolphinsDenzel MimsWRBaylor6’3″207
40TexansLaviska ShenaultWRColorado6’1″227
41BrownsMalik HarrisonILBOhio State6’3″247
42BucsA.J. TerrellCBClemson6’1″195
43BearsLloyd CushenberryOGLSU6’3″312
44SaintsMarlon DavidsonDTAuburn6’3″303
45

Bucs

Clyde Edwards-HelaireRBLSU5’7″207
46BroncosJaylon JohnsonCBUtah6’0″193
47FalconsJustin MadubuikeDTTexas A&M6’3″293
48JetsMichael Pittman Jr.WRUSC6’4″223
49BearsCesar RuizCMichigan6’3″307
50BearsJeff GladneyCBTCU5’10”191
51CowboysJeremy ChinnSSouthern Illinois6’3″221
52RamsJoshua UcheOLBMichigan6’1″245
53EaglesBrandon AiyukWRArizona State6’0″201
54BillsJ.K. DobbinsRBOhio State5’10”209
55RavensJonathan TaylorRBWisconsin5’10”226
56DolphinsTerrell LewisOLBAlabama6’5″258
57RamsMatt HennessyCTemple6’4″307
58VikingsJonathan GreenardDEFlorida6’4″262
59SeahawksIsaiah Wilson OTGeorgia6’7″350
60RavensRobert HuntOGLouisiana-Lafayette6’5″323
61TitansRaekwon DavisDTAlabama6’6″311
62PackersJordyn BrooksILBTexas Tech6’0″240
63
Chiefs
Cam AkersRBFlorida State5’10”217
64SeahawksKyle DuggerSLenoir Rhyne6’1″217

2020 TGIS NFL Draft Big Board

1. Joe Burrow, QB, LSU

One of the most talented passers to come out in the past few drafts. Burrow has the accuracy, decision making, arm strength and toughness to be a top 10 NFL QB. Burrow is a prospect where you have to take out the microscope to look for the negatives. During 2019 season, Auburn was the only team to slow him down. The 2020 NFL Draft is about Tua vs. Burrow which is closer than people think.

2. Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama

Tua throws with great anticipation and accuracy. His quick release and movement around the pocket makes him elite. Burrow and Tua are the best QB prospects to come out since Andrew Luck.

3. Chase Young, DE, Ohio State

Young is an elite pass rusher off the edge. While I don’t rank him as high as past edge rushers like Nick Bosa and Von Miller, he is just a notch below. Young will be a productive edge rusher in the league for awhile.

4. Isaiah Simmons, OLB, Clemson

Simmons is an athlete that can play just about anywhere on defense. While he isn’t always consistent every play, Simmons is an impact player with one of the highest ceilings out of anyone in the draft.

5. Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State

Okudah is an incredibly smooth cornerback. He also great man to man coverage guy and a day one starter.

6. Jedrick Willis Jr., OT, Alabama

Willis blocked for Tua’s blind side and only gave up one sack in his career at Alabama. Willis is a force in the run game as well.

7. Andrew Thomas, OT, Georgia

While he doesn’t have the athleticism of Wirfs or the size of Becton, Thomas is just an overall great offensive tackle. The long-armed offensive lineman will play along time in the NFL.

8. Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon

While at times Herbert is inconsistent, he has all the tools you look for in a starting QB including an absolute cannon of an arm. Herbert has shown the ability to be an accurate passer including one of the best QB performances I’ve seen with his 2018 game against Stanford. Herbert needs to sure up the consistency in the NFL to become a starter.

9. Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa

A freak athlete on the offensive line that can play guard or tackle. He’s a plug and play kind’ve guy who should start next year.

10. Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama

Route running and quickness is where Jeudy wins. He has a unique ability to avoid defenders in the open field as well. Jeudy is an impact player right away.

11. Ceedee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma

Lamb has great hands and is tough to bring down after the catch. The Oklahoma WR plays with a mean streak and will come down with a lot of contested catches. Lamb won’t blow you away with speed,  but like Jeudy, he is a contributor right away.

12. Javon Kinlaw, DT, South Carolina

The decision between Kinlaw and Brown is tough, but I’m taking the upside. He doesn’t play with consistent effort. However, when he does decide to play it is a sight to see. The long, powerful DT is just at the beginning of his potential.

13. Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville

An absolute mammoth on the offensive Line at 6’7″ 364 lbs. Becton is not as polished as the other tackles, but he will absolutely blow defensive players away with his power. He’s the OT with the highest ceiling.

14. Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama

Ruggs plays with the Tyreek Hill type of speed. He is way more than just a speedster, though. Ruggs has phenomenal hands and gets constant separation. The team that drafts him gets an instant weapon.

15. Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn

An all-around great player that plays with a high motor. Brown seems to already reach his potential as good in the run game with some pass rush skills. He will be a starter in the league, but his ceiling is the question.

16. Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU

One of the best man coverage guys in the draft. Fulton doesn’t have elite quickness, but is physical and tough to separate from.

17. C.J Henderson, CB, Florida

So smooth. Henderson is one of the top athletes at corner in the draft and great in coverage. What keeps him this low is his lack of physicality in the run game.

18. K’Lavon Chaisson, DE, LSU

Chaisson flashes all the tools to be an elite edge rusher. While he only played two full seasons at LSU, he really put together some great games during their playoff run. Chaisson is a solid player with great upside.

19. Patrick Queen, OLB, LSU

Queen flies around the football field and was even physical enough to knock a few offensive lineman down. Queen also excels in pass coverage. Queen exhibits all the traits of a great first round linebacker.

20. Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama

A swiss army knife the can play all over. McKinney does well in man-to-man coverage, run defense, and as a zone safety. He is a great player with scheme versatility on defense.

21. Yetur Gross-Matos, DE, Penn State

Total playmaker on the defensive line. At Penn State he lined up inside and outside, but most likely projects as a DE in the NFL. Gross-Matos knows how to get to the quarterback too finishing with 9.5 sacks in 2019 with the Nittany Lions. At 6’5 266 pounds he is an instant impact guy with defensive line versatility at the next level.

22. Jacob Eason, QB, Washington

I love Eason as my QB4. He will throw some balls that will make you cringe on how off target they are. However, he makes some throws that will leave your mouth wide open. I think of Jacob Eason as a Josh Allen type… but better.

23. Josh Jones, OT, Houston

Very good tackle that showed out at the Senior Bowl. Jones is a good athlete, but not overpowering in the run game. He may not start right away, but projects as a starting Left Tackle down the line.

24. Tee Higgins, WR, Clemson

One of my favorite receivers in the draft, Higgins is just a baller. He doesn’t run the fastest 40 yard dash (4.54), but is quick with his routes, has strong hands, and wins jump balls. Higgins is a bigger wide receiver at 6’4″ 216 lbs who is absolutely worth a first round pick. He has some similarities to former Clemson wide receiver Deandre Hopkins.

25. Kenneth Murray, ILB, Oklahoma

Murray has elite closing speed and is a solid tackler. Murray can overrun some angles and get lost in plays, but he’s a fast linebacker that can compete to start right away.

Just Missed (#26-#50)

26. D’Andre Swift, RB, Georgia

27. Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU

28. Grant Delpit, S, LSU

29. Ross Blacklock, DT, TCU

30. Antoine Winfield Jr., S, Minnesota

31. Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama

32. Jaylon Johnson, CB, Utah

33. Brandon Aiyuk, WR, Arizona State

34. Jordan Love, QB, Utah State

35. Laviska Shenault, WR, Colorado

36. Cesar Ruiz, C, Michigan

37. Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU

38. Terrell Lewis, DE, Alabama

39. Raekwon Davis, DT, Alabama

40. Marlon Davidson, DT, Auburn

41. Michael Pittman Jr., WR, USC

42. A.J. Epenesa, DE, Iowa

43. J.K. Dobbins, RB, Ohio State

44. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, LSU

45. Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor

46. Jeff Gladney, CB, TCU

47. Jeremy Chinn, S, Southern Illinois

48. A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson

49. Zack Baun, OLB, Wisconsin

50. Jonathan Greenard, DE, Florida

Best of the Rest (#51-#150)

Rank Name Pos. School Ht. LBS. Year
51 Joshua Uche OLB Michigan 6013 245 SR
52 Bryan Edwards WR South Carolina 6026 212 SR
53 Lloyd Cushenberry OG LSU 6032 312 JR
54 Neville Gallimore DT Oklahoma 6020 304 SR
55 Jonathan Taylor RB Wisconsin 5102 226 JR
56 Lucas Niang OT TCU 6060 315 SR
57 Adam Trautman TE Dayton 6050 255 SR
58 Ezra Cleveland OT Boise State 6060 311 JR
59 Robert Hunt OG Louisiana Lafayette 6051 323 SR
60 Cam Akers RB Florida State 5103 217 JR
61 Damon Arnette CB Ohio State 5115 195 SR
62 Hunter Bryant TE Washington 6024 248 JR
63 Bryce Hall CB Virginia 6012 202 SR
64 Austin Jackson OT USC 6047 322 JR
65 Malik Harrison ILB Ohio State 6025 247 SR
66 Chase Claypool TE Notre Dame 6043 238 SR
67 Jordyn Brooks ILB Texas Tech 6000 240 SR
68 Matt Hennessy C Temple 6037 307 SR
69 Justin Madubuike DT Texas A&M 6025 293 JR
70 Saahdiq Charles OT LSU 6041 321 JR
71 Logan Wilson ILB Wyoming 6021 241 SR
72 Jordan Elliott DT Missouri 6037 302 JR
73 Kyle Dugger S Lenoir Rhyne 6007 217 SR
74 K.J. Hamler WR Penn St. 5085 178 JR
75 Akeem Davis-Gaither OLB Appalachian State 6014 224 SR
76 Tyler Johnson WR Minnesota 6013 206 SR
77 Isaiah Wilson OT Georgia 6064 350 JR
78 Ashtyn Davis S California 6007 202 SR
79 Jake Fromm QB Georgia 6017 219 JR
80 Damien Lewis OG LSU 6020 327 SR
81 Van Jefferson WR Florida 6014 200 SR
82 Devin Asiasi TE UCLA 6030 257 JR
83 Willie Gay Jr. ILB Mississippi St. 6011 243 JR
84 John Simpson OG Clemson 6044 321 SR
85 Devin Duvernay WR Texas 5104 202 SR
86 Alton Robinson DE Syracuse 6026 264 SR
87 Justin Strnad OLB Wake Forest 6033 238 SR
88 Collin Johnson WR Texas 6056 222 SR
89 Julian Okwara DE Notre Dame 6044 252 SR
90 Antonio Gandy-Golden WR Liberty 6035 223 SR
91 Troy Pride Jr. CB Notre Dame 5113 193 SR
92 Bradlee Anae DE Utah 6033 257 SR
93 Cole Kmet TE Notre Dame 6056 262 JR
94 Zack Moss RB Utah 5093 223 SR
95 KJ Hill WR Ohio State 5117 196 SR
96 Michael Ojemudia CB Iowa 6005 200 SR
97 Prince Tega Wanogho OT Auburn 6051 308 SR
98 Brandon Jones S Texas 5111 198 SR
99 Ben Bartch OT St. John 6056 308 SR
100 Kenny Robinson S XFL 6’2″ 200 JR
101 Noah Igbinoghene CB Auburn 5103 198 JR
102 Jabari Zuniga DE Florida 6033 264 SR
103 Jalen Hurts QB Oklahoma 6010 222 SR
104 Darrell Taylor DE Tennessee 6035 267 SR
105 Cam Dantzler CB Mississippi St. 6022 188 JR
106 Donovan Peoples-Jones WR Michigan 6015 212 JR
107 Terrell Burgess S Utah 5113 202 SR
108 Ben Bredeson OG Michigan 6046 316 SR
109 Geno Stone S Iowa 5103 207 JR
110 Davon Hamilton DT Ohio State 6036 320 SR
111 Jonah Jackson OG Ohio State 6034 310 SR
112 Amik Robertson CB Louisiana Tech 5083 187 JR
113 Matt Peart OT Connecticut 6065 318 SR
114 Lynn Bowden Jr. WR Kentucky 5105 204 JR
115 Eno Bejamin RB Arizona State 5090 207 JR
116 Curtis Weaver DE Boise State 6023 266 JR
117 Ke’Shawn Vaughn RB Vanderbilt 5094 214 SR
118 Darnay Holmes CB UCLA 5101 192 JR
119 Shaquille Quarterman ILB Miami 6004 234 SR
120 Davion Taylor OLB Colorado 6004 228 SR
121 Darrynton Evans RB Appalachian State 5102 203 JR
122 Gabriel Davis WR Central Florida 6020 216 JR
123 Netane Muti OG Fresno State 6027 315 JR
124 Leki Fotu DT Utah 6053 330 SR
125 Antonio Gibson RB Memphis 6004 228 SR
126 Troy Dye OLB Oregon 6032 231 SR
127 Brycen Hopkins TE Purdue 6037 245 SR
128 Anfernee Jennings OLB Alabama 6021 256 SR
129 K’Von Wallace S Clemson 5111 206 SR
130 Isaiah Hodgins WR Oregon St. 6035 210 JR
131 Anthony McFarland RB Maryland 5081 208 JR
132 Jason Strowbridge DE North Carolina 6042 275 SR
133 Reggie Robinson CB Tulsa 6010 202 SR
134 James Lynch DE Baylor 6035 289 JR
135 Harrison Bryant TE Florida Atlantic 6046 243 SR
136 Jacob Phillips OLB LSU 6030 229 JR
137 Khalid Kareem DE Notre Dame 6036 268 SR
138 Julian Blackmon S Utah 5116 187 SR
139 Alex Highsmith DE Charlotte 6031 248 SR
140 Quartney Davis WR Texas A&M 6012 201 JR
141 A.J. Dillon RB Boston College 6003 247 JR
142 Albert Okwuegbunam TE Missouri 6054 258 JR
143 Rashard Lawrence DT LSU 6020 308 SR
144 McTelvin Agim DT Arkansas 6025 309 SR
145 Logan Stenberg OG Kentucky 6061 317 SR
146 Jonathan Garvin DE Miami 6041 263 JR
147 Kendrick Rogers Jr. WR Texas A&M 6042 208 JR
148 D.J. Wonnum DE South Carolina 6047 258 SR
149 A.J. Green CB Oklahoma State 6014 202 SR
150 Trevis Gipson DE Tulsa 6034 261 SR

Nick Radivoj’s 2020 NFL Mock Draft

By: Nick Radivoj, TGIS Contributor

Round 1
 

1. Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals

Pick: Joe Burrow, QB, LSU

The Andy Dalton days are over and a new era in Cincinnati begins. Joe Burrow brings his elite mental processing and competitiveness to the Bengals. Pairing Burrow with playmakers already in Cincinnati should give Coach Zac Taylor everything he needs to get this offense on track as long as they address OL throughout the rest of the weekend.

 

2. Washington Redskins

Redskins

Pick: Chase Young, EDGE, Ohio State

Chase Young is the best defensive if not overall prospect in this entire draft. Coming out of Ohio State, Young is as clean as a prospect as you can get – he can rush the passer, hold the edge against the run, and make plays trailing on the weak side. One of the Redskins stronger positions groups improves with this addition.

3. Detroit Lions

Lions

Pick: Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State

No more excuses for Matt Patricia as this is a make or break year. Although the Lions lost Darius Slay, they bring in Okudah who brings tremendous ability to play press man. Many say the draft starts with this pick as it is up for sale to the highest bidder between the Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Chargers.

4. New York Giants

Giants

Pick: Jedrick Wills, OT, Alabama

Hopefully, Dave Gettleman breaks his trend of not drafting offensive tackles in round 1 as he needs to protect his franchise quarterback. Daniel Jones was often under duress in his rookie campaign but with the selection of Jedrick Wills his life may get a little easier. Wills brings the best pass sets from any prospect and has the versatility to play both the left and right side of the line since he played right tackle to protect Tua’s blind side at Alabama.

5. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama

The Dolphins have done a tremendous job in not showing their hand in which QB they want to come away with in this draft. I believe they are currently building this offense for Tua with Chan Gailey’s horizontal spread that can resemble action Tua saw at Alabama. Ryan Fitzpatrick can still lead this team in 2020 as Tua can take a redshirt year and build up some muscle, recover, and learn the offense.

6. Los Angeles Chargers

Chargers

Pick: Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon

Herbert brings his prototypical size and big arm out to LA. Since the organization is comfortable moving forward in 2020 with Tyrod Taylor as the starting quarterback, Herbert can come along slowly and develop. Herbert’s biggest strength is throwing down the field which will play well with Mike Williams, but he needs to work on pocket presence and short to intermediate accuracy.

7. Carolina Panthers

Panthers

Pick: Javon Kinlaw, IDL, South Carolina

If I were predicting trades in this draft this would be one of the easiest trade back candidates as the new regime under Rhule wants to pick up more draft capital for 2020 and 2021. Kinlaw brings raw untapped potential that Rhule will want to coach up to its ceiling. The Panthers fill one of their biggest needs in the middle of their defense as Kinlaw can create havoc up the middle and be a force in the run game.

8. Arizona Cardinals

Pick: Isaiah Simmons, LB, ClemsonCardinals

Often an offensive tackle is slated in here for this pick but too good of a player is sitting here for the Cardinals tacking. Simmons is an athletic freak that weights in at nearly 240 pounds and ran a 4.39 at the NFL Combine. Simmons has the ability to help in all 3 levels of the defense as he can rush the passer, play in coverage with tight ends, and even played single high occasionally at Clemson. With nearly the worst defense in the league this helps the Cardinals defense.

9. Jacksonville Jaguars

Pick: Derrick Brown, IDL, Auburn

Jaguars

Jaguars are slowly running out of good players as they said goodbye to 4 key players this season with Ngakoue heading out the door soon. Derrick Brown alleviates that a bit as he is a force up the middle, living in the backfield with tackles for loss.

10. Cleveland Browns

Browns

Pick: Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa

I want to start this off by saying the Browns are a prime trade down candidate in this spot. Coach Kevin Stefanski fills not one, but two offensive tackle spots this offseason as he pairs free agent signing Jack Conklin with Tristan Wirfs. Both tackles are athletic and can climb to the second level which will work wonders as Stefanski tries to implement his outside zone scheme. The additions the Browns have made this offseason look to make for a fun season in Cleveland.

11. New York Jets

Jets

Pick: Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville

The Jets walk away with this pick with a full smile on their face as they fill the biggest need they have in protecting Sam Darnold. Becton has the highest ceiling out of the OT prospects in this draft but should still make for a good rookie year as his size alone will make it nearly impossible for rushers to get around the edge. Sam Darnold can finally take a deep breath.  

12. Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders

Pick: CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma

Lamb brings his dog mentality as well as his insane YAC and contested catch ability to Las Vegas. Gruden finally gets the number one wide receiver he has been looking for. This addition makes it easier to move Williams back to a more natural Z spot. Suddenly the Raiders offense looks very potent with Lamb tagging along with Hunter Renfrow in the slot, second year running back Josh Jacobs, and break out gadget tight end Darren Waller.

13. San Fransisco 49ers

49ers

Pick: Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama

Jerry Jeudy is the most polished route runner in this draft and pairing him with an offensive mind like Kyle Shanahan should make for a fun year. Trading Buckner to acquire the 13th pick gives the 49ers the luxury to be able to add a talent like Jeudy. Jeudy will bring an infusion of talent to a relatively unknown wide receiver room besides Deebo Samuel.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Bucs

Pick: Andrew Thomas, OT, Georgia

The addition of Tom Brady changes everything for the Bucs as they are in win now mode. Andrew Thomas has the capability to play both sides of the line as he was a 3-year starter at Georgia in the SEC playing both right tackle and left tackle. As long as Tom Brady stays away from the proverbial cliff then the Bucs will be a force in the NFC.

15. Denver Broncos

Broncos

Pick: Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama

John Elway finally believes he has answered the QB question with Drew Lock. The addition of Ruggs will help space the field for Sutton and Fant underneath as he brings his 4.27 speed to the Mile-High City. Ruggs is blazing fast, but brings he can also run the full route tree. Drew Lock will have playmakers around him to help him succeed.

16. Atlanta Falcons

Falcons

Pick: CJ Henderson, CB, Florida

CJ Henderson contains the most potential and highest ceiling of any corner in this cycle. He’s a sticky defender but finds himself unwilling to provide support in the run game often. Dan Quinn needs to revamp this defense and with no current answer for corner on the roster, plugging in Henderson to the room will work out nicely.

 

17. Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys

Pick: K’Lavon Chaisson, EDGE, LSU

The loss of Robert Quinn this offseason will be felt if not for this pick. Chaisson can play opposite of D-Law and can play the run, rush the passer, and drop in coverage. Both Aldon Smith and Randy Gregory are applying for reinstatement, but shouldn’t be relied on as future starters. If Smith and Gregory do end up panning out, then Cowboys have exciting depth at the edge position.

18. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Josh Jones, OT, Houston

New coaching staff in Miami prides themselves on the ability to teach and develop players. With Jones, the Dolphins are getting a raw offensive tackle with plenty of upside. Consider this first round a success for the Dolphins walking out with their quarterback of the future and a bookend tackle. I consider drafting Jones this early a little bit of a reach, but must be done with the uncertainty he would be available when the Dolphins use their third first round pick at 26.

19. Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders

Pick: AJ Terrell, CB, Clemson

Mike Mayock loves shopping at the Clemson store of football players. Terrell brings good press man skills, but more importantly a championship pedigree to Las Vegas. The linebacker need was addressed during free agency leaving secondary as the Raider’s biggest need. Terrell and Mullens are paired up again a few years removed from being teammates in the Clemson secondary.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars

Pick: Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama

Xavier McKinney stepped up to the challenge of being the leader and field general of the Alabama defense after 2021 NFL Draft prospect Dylan Moses tore his ACL prior to the 2019 season. McKinney does not fit the Earl Thomas mold of playing single high safety, but is versatile to move in other defensive positions while bringing sure tackling. The Jaguars can revamp their defense and team with the capital they have in 2020 and 2021.

 

21. Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles

Pick: Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor

Carson Wentz finally gets an athletic and talented wide receiver to play with him. From the looks of it Alshon may not be on the Eagles in 2020 plus has his chemistry issues with Wentz. Mims brings deep speed ability demonstrated by running sub 4.4 at the NFL Combine. He has the ability to slide into a primary wide receiver role as Wentz has a nice wide receiver option to go with his two tight ends.

 

22. Minnesota Vikings

Vikings

Pick: Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU

Vikings lost Stefon Diggs this offseason, but received a pretty nice haul in return from the Buffalo Bills. In doing so they opened up a need at the wide receiver position and to fill that need we add Justin Jefferson. Jefferson put worries to rest about his long speed, as he ran in the 4.4’s at the NFL Combine. He is a great route runner similar to Diggs and will do great on timing routes with Kirk Cousins.

23. New England Patriots

Patriots

Pick: Cesar Ruiz, C, Michigan

Instead of losing Joe Thuney in free agency, the Patriots applied the Franchise Tag in order to have the opportunity to either negotiate a long term agreement or sell him to the highest bidder. Nevertheless, the Patriots go into 2020 with 3 question marks in the middle of their offensive line as Joe Thuney could be a trade piece, David Andrews has health concerns, and Shaq Mason had a down season. Cesar Ruiz can bolster the unit up front and play any of the 3 interior offensive line positions.

24. New Orleans Saints

Saints

Pick: Patrick Queen, LB, LSU

The Saints have the luxury with coming into the draft with no glaring needs at any position on their roster. With no major needs, they have the luxury to add and keep LSU standout linebacker in the state of Louisiana. They can worry about replacing Drew Brees later as the Saints are in win now mode.

25. Minnesota Vikings

Vikings

Pick: Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU

Vikings go to Baton Rouge for both of their first round picks. Xavier Rhodes, Trae Waynes, and Mackensie Alexander are all gone after leaving the team in free agency. Currently the Vikings have Mike Hughes and a whole lot of question marks for their corners. Fulton is a bit of a different mold than most Mike Zimmer corners but perhaps a change of philosophy is in order. Fulton brings more fluidity and looser hips and can man one of the boundary corner spots as he excels in press man but can also play off man and zone.

26. Miami Dolphins

Dolphins

Pick: Grant Delpit, S, LSU

If Flores buys into the fact the tackling issues were created by injuries Delpit was suffering from in the 2019 season, then this can turn out to be a homerun pick as the last missing piece for the Dolphins secondary. Delpit brings range and the ability to play single high safety allowing Flores the ability to manufacture pressure by blitzing. Bobby McCain can slide back into a more natural position as the nickel corner and line Byron Jones and Xavien Howard on the outside. This secondary could end up haunting opposing quarterbacks.

 

27. Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks

Pick: Yetur Gross-Matos, EDGE, Penn State

This pick comes contingent with the looming loss of Jadeveon Clowney on the team. Gross-Matos flashed special plays all throughout his junior season at Penn State and brings a nice mold into Seattle. He looks to play well versus the run as he has vines for arms and will continue to grow and develop his pass rushing prowess.

28. Baltimore Ravens

Pick: Kenneth Murray, LB, Oklahoma

Ravens

Kenneth Murray is not the cleanest linebacker prospect all around as he still has plenty to learn and grow in his coverage skills. He is a sideline to sideline athlete who can make plays all over the field. Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale will love Murray’s pass rushing skills from the linebacker position as he prefers an aggressive blitzing philosophy.

29. Tennessee Titans

Titans

Pick: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia

Titans need to stick to their identity and what helped them go on their run towards the end of last season. Adding Wilson will help ease the loss of Jack Conklin this offseason in free agency as the Titans look to continue to run behind their offensive line with Derrick Henry. Wilson needs a lot of development, but can mow people over in the run game when asked to do so.

30. Green Bay Packers

Packers

Pick: Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU

The jump in quarterback play can’t get much better for Reagor as he goes from a stable of quarterbacks at TCU to one of the game’s best throwers. Packers need to provide Aaron Rodgers with some weapons as the game plan isn’t hard to figure out when Devante Adams is his only target. Reagor brings shiftiness and explosion to Green Bay as they go away from their mold of bigger bodied and stiffer wide receivers.

31. San Fransisco 49ers

49ers

Pick: Jeff Gladney, CB, TCU

49ers fill the question mark of who will play opposite of Richard Sherman. Gladney is not the youngest of prospects as he will be 24 during this upcoming season, but provides coverage ability and willingness to tackle in the run game. 49ers should be high on the fact Sherman can take Gladney under his wing and help him prosper into his eventual heir in San Francisco.

32. Kansas City Chiefs

Chiefs

Pick: Damon Arnette, CB, Ohio State

Arnette provides the Chiefs with a cornerback that is a day one starter. While Arnette is an immediate starter, there are questions how high his ceiling is. Regardless, the Chiefs are in win-now mode for more championships and aren’t looking for a prospect to nurture.

Round 2

PickTeamNamePositionSchoolHeightWeight
33BengalsLloyd CushenberryIOLLSU6’3″312
34SaintsJordan LoveQBTCU6’4″224
35LionsA.J. EpenesaEDGEIowa6’5″275
36GiantsTerrell LewisEDGEAlabama6’5″262
37ChargersAustin JacksonOTUSC5’8″212
38PanthersNoah IgbinogheneCBAuburn5’10”198
39DolphinsJ.K. DobbinsRBOhio State5’10”209
40TexansMarlon DavidsonIDLAuburn6’3″303
41BrownsAntoine Winfield Jr.SMinnesota5’9″203
42BucsTrevon DiggsCBAlabama6’1″205
43BearsJaylon JohnsonCBUtah6’0″193
44SaintsBrandon AiyukWRArizona State6’0″205
45

Bucs

D’Andre SwiftRBGeorgia5’8″212
46BroncosNeville GallimoreIDLOklahoma6’2″304
47FalconsRoss BlacklockIDLTCU6’3″290
48JetsMichael Pittman Jr.WRUSC6’4″223
49BearsJalen HurtsQBOklahoma6’1″222
50BearsJonah JacksonIOLOhio State6’4″310
51CowboysCameron DantzlerCBMississippi State6’2″188
52RamsWillie Gay Jr.LBMississippi State6’1″243
53EaglesJeremy ChinnSSouthern Illinois6’3″221
54BillsJonathan TaylorRBWisconsin5’10”226
55RavensZack BaunEDGEWisconsin6’3″240
56DolphinsRobert HuntIOLLouisiana-Lafayette6’5″323
57RamsMatt HennessyIOLTemple6’4″307
58VikingsEzra ClevelandOTBoise State6’6″311
59SeahawksLaviska Shenault Jr.WRColorado6’1″227
60RavensTee HigginsWRClemson6’4″216
61TitansJustin MadubuikeIDLTexas A&M6’3″293
62PackersRaekwon DavisIDLAlabama6’6″311
63
Chiefs
Clyde Edwards-HelaireLSULSU5’7″207
64SeahawksLucas NiangOTTCU6’6″315

2020 NFL Draft Positional Rankings

[Height is formatted where the last number is an eighth of an inch. (Ex: 6021= 6’2″ 1/8)]

QUARTERBACKS

QB Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Joe Burrow LSU 6034 221 SR
2 Tua Tagovailoa Alabama 6000 217 JR
3 Justin Herbert Oregon 6062 236 SR
4 Jacob Eason Washington 6057 231 JR
5 Jordan Love Utah St. 6036 224 JR
6 Jake Fromm Georgia 6017 219 JR
7 Jalen Hurts Oklahoma 6010 222 SR
8 Anthony Gordon Washington State 6023 205 SR
9 Cole McDonald Hawaii 6031 215 JR
10 James Morgan Florida International 6037 229 SR
11 Nate Stanley Iowa 6007 235 SR
12 Jake Luton Oregon St. 6062 224 SR
13 Steven Montez Colorado 6040 231 SR
14 Tyler Huntley Utah 6005 190 SR
15 Brian Lewerke Michigan State 6024 213 SR

RUNNING BACKS

RB Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 D’Andre Swift Georgia 5082 212 4.48
2 J.K. Dobbins Ohio State 5094 209
3 Clyde Edwards-Helaire LSU 5072 207 4.6
4 Jonathan Taylor Wisconsin 5102 226 4.39
5 Cam Akers Florida State 5103 217 4.47
6 Zack Moss Utah 5093 223 4.65
7 Eno Bejamin Arizona State 5090 207 4.57
8 Ke’Shawn Vaughn Vanderbilt 5094 214 4.51
9 Darrynton Evans Appalachian State 5102 203 4.41
10 Antonio Gibson Memphis 6004 228 4.39
11 Anthony McFarland Maryland 5081 208 4.44
12 A.J. Dillon Boston College 6003 247 4.53
13 Mike Warren II Cincinnati 5091 226
14 LaMical Perine Florida 5106 216 4.62
15 DeeJay Dallas Miami 5101 217 4.58
16 Joshua Kelley UCLA 5105 214 4.49
17 Darius Anderson TCU 5104 208 4.61
18 Salvon Ahmed Washington 5107 197 4.62
19 J.J. Taylor Arizona 5052 185 4.61
20 James Robinson Illinois St. 5090 222 4.64
21 Raymond Calais Louisiana Lafayette 5081 188 4.42
22 JaMycal Hasty Baylor 5080 205 4.55
23 Javon Leake Maryland 6001 215 4.65
24 Sewo Olonilua TCU 6025 232 4.66
25 Benny Lemay Charlotte 5083 222 4.75

WIDE RECEIVERS

WR Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Jerry Jeudy Alabama 6010 193 4.45
2 CeeDee Lamb Oklahoma 6015 198 4.5
3 Henry Ruggs III Alabama 5110 188 4.27
4 Tee Higgins Clemson 6035 216 4.54
5 Justin Jefferson LSU 6012 202 4.43
6 Brandon Aiyuk Arizona State 5116 205 4.50
7 Laviska Shenault Colorado 6005 227 4.58
8 Jalen Reagor TCU 5105 206 4.47
9 Michael Pittman Jr. USC 6037 223 4.52
10 Denzel Mims Baylor 6026 207 4.38
11 Bryan Edwards South Carolina 6026 212
12 K.J. Hamler Penn St. 5085 178
13 Tyler Johnson Minnesota 6013 206
14 Van Jefferson Florida 6014 200
15 Devin Duvernay Texas 5104 202 4.39
16 Collin Johnson Texas 6056 222
17 Antonio Gandy-Golden Liberty 6035 223 4.60
18 KJ Hill Ohio State 5117 196 4.60
19 Donovan Peoples-Jones Michigan 6015 212 4.48
20 Lynn Bowden Jr. Kentucky 5105 204
21 Gabriel Davis Central Florida 6020 216 4.54
22 Isaiah Hodgins Oregon St. 6035 210 4.61
23 Quartney Davis Texas A&M 6012 201 4.54
24 Kendrick Rogers Jr. Texas A&M 6042 208 4.51
25 James Proche SMU 5105 201
26 Trishton Jackson Syracuse 6006 197 4.50
27 Kalija Lipscomb Vanderbilt 6001 207 4.57
28 Joe Reed Virginia 6004 224 4.47
29 Jauan Jennings Tennessee 6031 215 4.72
30 Quintez Cephus Wisconsin 6007 202 4.73
31 John Hightower Boise State 6014 189 4.43
32 Juwan Johnson Oregon 6040 230 4.58
33 Lawrence Cager Georgia 6046 220
34 Jeff Thomas Miami 5087 170 4.45
35 Aaron Fuller Washington 5106 188 4.59
36 Darnell Mooney Tulane 5101 176 4.38
37 Aaron Parker Rhode Island 6016 209 4.57
38 Binjimen Victor Ohio State 6036 198 4.60
39 Isaiah Coulter Rhode Island 6017 198 4.45
40 Freddie Swain Florida 6001 197 4.46

TIGHT ENDS

TE Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Adam Trautman Dayton 6050 255 4.8
2 Hunter Bryant Washington 6024 248 4.74
3 Chase Claypool Notre Dame 6043 238 4.42
4 Devin Asiasi UCLA 6030 257 4.73
5 Cole Kmet Notre Dame 6056 262 4.7
6 Brycen Hopkins Purdue 6037 245 4.66
7 Harrison Bryant Florida Atlantic 6046 243 4.73
8 Albert Okwuegbunam Missouri 6054 258 4.49
9 Thaddeus Moss LSU 6017 250
10 Cheyenne O’Grady Arkansas 6036 253 4.81
11 Colby Parkinson Stanford 6072 252 4.77
12 Jared Pinkney Vanderbilt 6040 257 4.96
13 Josiah Deguara Cincinnati 6025 245 4.72
14 Charlie Taumoepeau Portland State 6022 240 4.75
15 Dalton Keene Virginia Tech 6041 253 4.71

OFFENSIVE TACKLES

OT Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Jedrick Wills Jr. Alabama 6042 312 JR
2 Andrew Thomas Georgia 6051 315 JR
3 Mekhi Becton Louisville 6073 364 JR
4 Tristan Wirfs Iowa 6047 320 JR
5 Josh Jones Houston 6051 319 SR
6 Lucas Niang TCU 6060 315 SR
7 Ezra Cleveland Boise State 6060 311 JR
8 Austin Jackson USC 6047 322 JR
9 Saahdiq Charles LSU 6041 321 JR
10 Isaiah Wilson Georgia 6064 350 JR
11 Prince Tega Wanogho Auburn 6051 308 SR
12 Ben Bartch St. John 6056 308 SR
13 Matt Peart Connecticut 6065 318 SR
14 Hakeem Adeniji Kansas 6043 302 SR
15 Tyre Phillips Mississippi State 6051 342 SR
16 Jack Driscoll Auburn 6045 306 SR
17 Cameron Clark Charlotte 6044 308 SR
18 Charlie Heck North Carolina 6077 311 SR
19 Jon Runyan Michigan 6042 306 SR
20 Kyle Murphy Rhode Island 6032 316 SR
21 Colton McKivitz West Virginia 6062 306 SR
22 Trey Adams Washington 6080 318 SR
23 Terence Steele Texas Tech 6062 312 SR
24 Alex Taylor South Carolina St. 6084 308 SR
25 Tremayne Anchrum Clemson 6021 314 SR

OFFENSIVE GUARDS

OG Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Lloyd Cushenberry LSU 6032 312 JR
2 Robert Hunt Louisiana Lafayette 6051 323 SR
3 Damien Lewis LSU 6020 327 SR
4 John Simpson Clemson 6044 321 SR
5 Ben Bredeson Michigan 6046 316 SR
6 Jonah Jackson Ohio State 6034 310 SR
7 Netane Muti Fresno State 6027 315 JR
8 Logan Stenberg Kentucky 6061 317 SR
9 Kevin Dotson Louisiana Lafayette 6040 310 SR
10 Michael Onwenu Michigan 6025 344 SR
11 Shane Lemieux Oregon 6037 310 SR
12 Solomon Kindley Georgia 6032 337 JR
13 Yasir Durant Missouri 6060 331 SR
14 Danny Pinter Ball St. 6041 306 SR
15 Calvin Throckmorton Oregon 6050 317 SR

CENTERS

C Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Cesar Ruiz Michigan 6026 307 JR
2 Matt Hennessy Temple 6037 307 SR
3 Nick Harris Washington 6007 302 SR
4 Tyler Biadasz Wisconsin 6035 314 JR
5 Keith Ismael San Diego State 6027 309 JR
6 Darryl Williams Mississippi State 6023 304 SR
7 Cohl Cabral Arizona State 6047 300 SR
8 Jake Hanson Oregon 6043 303 SR
9 Kyle Hinton Washburn 6021 295 SR
10 Trystan Colon-Castillo Missouri 6030 313 JR

DEFENSIVE ENDS

DE Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Chase Young Ohio State 6047 264
2 K’Lavon Chaisson LSU 6030 254
3 Yetur Gross-Matos Penn St. 6050 266
4 A.J. Epenesa Iowa 6051 275 5.04
5 Jonathan Greenard Florida 6034 262 4.87
6 Alton Robinson Syracuse 6026 264 4.69
7 Julian Okwara Notre Dame 6044 252
8 Bradlee Anae Utah 6033 257 4.93
9 Jabari Zuniga Florida 6033 264 4.64
10 Darrell Taylor Tennessee 6035 267
11 Curtis Weaver Boise State 6023 266
12 Jason Strowbridge North Carolina 6042 275 4.89
13 James Lynch Baylor 6035 289 5.01
14 Khalid Kareem Notre Dame 6036 268
15 Alex Highsmith Charlotte 6031 248 4.7
16 Jonathan Garvin Miami 6041 263 4.82
17 D.J. Wonnum South Carolina 6047 258 4.73
18 Trevis Gipson Tulsa 6034 261
19 Kenny Willekes Michigan State 6036 264 4.87
20 Chauncey Rivers Mississippi State 6020 262 4.97
21 Carter Coughlin Minnesota 6032 236 4.57
22 Derek Tuszka North Dakota 6044 247 4.79
23 Trevon Hill Miami 6027 248 4.89
24 Nick Coe Auburn 6045 280 4.89
25 Oluwole Betiku Illinois 6030 249
26 James Smith-Williams North Carolina State 6035 265 4.60
27 Kendall Coleman Syracuse 6026 257 4.95
28 Jonah Williams Weber State 6050 281
29 Qaedir Sheppard Mississippi 6033 252 4.83
30 LaDarius Hamilton North Texas 6020 264 4.89

DEFENSIVE TACKLES

DT Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Javon Kinlaw South Carolina 6051 324
2 Derrick Brown Auburn 6045 326 5.16
3 Ross Blacklock TCU 6031 290 4.90
4 Raekwon Davis Alabama 6061 311 5.12
5 Marlon Davidson Auburn 6032 303 5.04
6 Neville Gallimore Oklahoma 6020 304 4.79
7 Justin Madubuike Texas A&M 6025 293 4.83
8 Jordan Elliott Missouri 6037 302 5.02
9 Davon Hamilton Ohio State 6036 320 5.14
10 Leki Fotu Utah 6053 330 5.15
11 Rashard Lawrence LSU 6020 308 5.07
12 McTelvin Agim Arkansas 6025 309 4.98
13 Larrell Murchison North Carolina State 6023 297 5.05
14 Benito Jones Ole Miss 6011 316 5.26
15 Khalil Davis Nebraska 6010 308 4.75
16 Raequan Williams Michigan State 6040 308 5.04
17 Bravvion Roy Baylor 6011 332
18 Tyler Clark Georgia 6033 289
19 Broderick Washington Texas Tech 6021 305
20 Malcolm Roach Texas 6021 297 4.84
21 Robert Windsor Penn State 6044 290 4.90
22 Breiden Fehoko LSU 6026 301
23 Carlos Davis Nebraska 6020 313 4.82
24 Josiah Coatney Ole Miss 6035 309 5.21
25 Darrion Daniels Nebraska 6034 311 5.18

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

OLB Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Isaiah Simmons Clemson 6035 238 4.39
2 Patrick Queen LSU 6002 229 4.50
3 Terrell Lewis Alabama 6053 262
4 Zack Baun Wisconsin 6024 240 4.65
5 Joshua Uche Michigan 6013 245
6 Akeem Davis-Gaither Appalachian State 6014 224
7 Justin Strnad Wake Forest 6033 238 4.74
8 Davion Taylor Colorado 6004 228 4.49
9 Troy Dye Oregon 6032 231
10 Anfernee Jennings Alabama 6021 256
11 Jacob Phillips LSU 6030 229 4.66
12 David Woodward Utah St. 6016 230 4.79
13 Markus Bailey Purdue 6001 235
14 Khaleke Hudson Michigan 5111 224 4.56
15 Kamal Martin Minnesota 6027 240
16 Cameron Brown Penn State 6053 232 4.72
17 Michael Divinity Jr. LSU 6015 242 4.85
18 Azur Kamara Kansas 6032 245 4.59
19 Casey Toohill Stanford 6044 250 4.62
20 Chapelle Russell Temple 6020 236 4.69

INSIDE LINEBACKERS

ILB Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Kenneth Murray Oklahoma 6024 241 4.52
2 Malik Harrison Ohio State 6025 247 4.66
3 Jordyn Brooks Texas Tech 6000 240 4.54
4 Logan Wilson Wyoming 6021 241 4.63
5 Willie Gay Jr. Mississippi St. 6011 243 4.43
6 Shaquille Quarterman Miami 6004 234 4.74
7 Evan Weaver California 6021 237 4.76
8 Francis Bernard Utah 6004 234 4.81
9 Joe Bachie Michigan State 6010 230 4.67
10 De’Jon Harris Arkansas 5115 234 4.69
11 Mykal Walker Fresno State 6030 231 4.65
12 Kyahva Tezino San Diego State 6000 235
13 Jordan Mack Virginia 6026 241
14 Michael Pinckney Miami 5111 235
15 Chris Orr Wisconsin 5106 223 4.78
16 Shaun Bradley Temple 6005 224 4.51
17 Clay Johnston Baylor 6010 227
18 Dante Olson Montana 6023 237 4.88
19 Daniel Bituli Tennessee 6020 246 4.84
20 T.J. Brunson South Carolina 6004 219

CORNERBACKS

CB Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Jeff Okudah Ohio State 6011 205 4.48
2 Kristian Fulton LSU 5115 197 4.46
3 C.J. Henderson Florida 6006 204 4.39
4 Trevon Diggs Alabama 6013 205
5 Jaylon Johnson Utah 5117 193 4.50
6 Jeff Gladney TCU 5102 191 4.48
7 A.J. Terrell Clemson 6011 195 4.42
8 Damon Arnette Ohio State 5115 195 4.56
9 Bryce Hall Virginia 6012 202
10 Troy Pride Jr. Notre Dame 5113 193 4.40
11 Michael Ojemudia Iowa 6005 200 4.45
12 Noah Igbinoghene Auburn 5103 198 4.48
13 Cam Dantzler Mississippi St. 6022 188 4.64
14 Amik Robertson Louisiana Tech 5083 187
15 Darnay Holmes UCLA 5101 192
16 Reggie Robinson Tulsa 6010 202 4.44
17 A.J. Green Oklahoma State 6014 202 4.62
18 Lamar Jackson Nebraska 6022 208 4.58
19 John Reid Penn State 5103 187 4.49
20 Dane Jackson Pittsburgh 5115 187 4.57
21 Josiah Scott Michigan State 5092 185 4.42
22 Kindle Vildor Georgia Southern 5097 191 4.44
23 Harrison Hand Temple 5111 197 4.52
24 Javaris Davis Auburn 5084 183 4.39
25 Shyheim Carter Alabama 5104 194
26 DeMarkus Acy Missouri 6001 195
27 Essang Bassey Wake Forest 5093 191 4.46
28 Stanford Samuels III Florida State 6010 187 4.65
29 Javelin Guidry Utah 5090 191 4.29
30 Trajan Bandy Miami 5076 180 4.50
31 Lavert Hill Michigan 5100 190
32 Kamren Curl Arkansas 6013 206 4.60
33 Stantley Thomas-Oliver Florida International 6002 183 4.48
34 Grayland Arnold Baylor 5091 186 4.59
35 Myles Bryant Washington 5077 183 4.62
36 Madre Harper Southern Illinois 6016 196
37 Levonta Taylor Florida State 5100 190
38 BoPete Keyes Tulane 6007 202
39 Parnell Motley Oklahoma 6000 183
40 Jace Whittaker Arizona 5102 189

SAFETIES

S Name School Ht. LBS. 40
1 Xavier McKinney Alabama 6003 201 4.63
2 Grant Delpit LSU 6024 213
3 Antoine Winfield Jr. Minnesota 5091 203 4.45
4 Jeremy Chinn Southern Illinois 6031 221 4.45
5 Kyle Dugger Lenoir Rhyne 6007 217 4.49
6 Ashtyn Davis California 6007 202
7 Brandon Jones Texas 5111 198
8 Kenny Robinson XFL 6’2″ 200
9 Terrell Burgess Utah 5113 202 4.46
10 Geno Stone Iowa 5103 207 4.62
11 K’Von Wallace Clemson 5111 206 4.53
12 Julian Blackmon Utah 5116 187
13 Antoine Brooks Jr. Maryland 5107 220 4.64
14 L’Jarius Sneed Louisiana Tech 6003 187 4.37
15 Tanner Muse Clemson 6020 227 4.41
16 JR Reed Georgia 6006 202 4.54
17 Alohi Gilman Notre Dame 5105 202 4.6
18 Jared Mayden Alabama 5117 201
19 Jordan Fuller Ohio State 6017 203 4.67
20 Brian Cole II Mississippi State 6017 213 4.52
21 Josh Metellus Michigan 5111 210 4.55
22 Daniel Thomas Auburn 5100 215 4.51
23 Myles Dorn North Carolina 6012 211
24 Jalen Elliott Notre Dame 6004 205 4.80
25 Nigel Warrior Tennessee 6000 297

KICKERS

K Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Tyler Bass Georgia Southern 5100 183 SR
2 Rodrigo Blakenship Georgia 6007 187 SR
3 JJ Molson UCLA 5112 182 SR
4 Samuel Sloman Miami (Ohio) 5080 198 SR
5 Cooper Rothe Wyoming 5110 175 SR

PUNTERS

P Name School Ht. LBS. Year
1 Braden Mann Texas A&M 5113 197 SR
2 Joseph Charlton South Carolina 6042 194 SR
3 Tommy Townsend Florida 6013 191 SR
4 Michael Turk Arizona State 6004 226 JR
5 Arryn Siposs Auburn 6024 213 JR

TGIS NFL Draft Position Rankings – 2019

QBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DwayneHaskinsOhio St.6033231SO
2DrewLockMissouri6036223SR
3KylerMurrayOklahoma5101207JR
4DanielJonesDuke6052220JR
5RyanFinleyNorth Carolina St.6040213SR
6JarrettStidhamAuburn6023218JR
7TyreeJacksonBuffalo6070249JR
8WillGrierWest Virginia6024217SR
9JordanTa’amuOle Miss6025222SR
10BrettRypienBoise St.6016210SR
11GardnerMinshewWashington St.6007224SR
12TarynChristionSouth Dakota St.6010215SR
13NickFitzgeraldMississippi St.6045226SR
14TaylorCorneliusOklahoma St.6057220SR
15ClaytonThorsonNorthwestern6040222SR
RBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JoshJacobsAlabama5110220JR
2DamienHarrisAlabama5101216SR
3DarrellHendersonMemphis5083208JR
4RodneyAndersonOklahoma6003224JR
5DavidMontgomeryIowa St.5101222JR
6JusticeHillOklahoma St.5095198JR
7MilesSandersPenn St.5105211JR
8DevinSingletaryFlorida Atlantic5074203JR
9DexterWilliamsNotre Dame5112215SR
10BryceLoveStanford5087200SR
11MylesGaskinWashington5092205SR
12DevineOzigboNebraska5105219SR
13TrayveonWilliamsTexas A&M5081206JR
14ElijahHolyfieldGeorgia5103217JR
15BennySnellKentucky5103224JR
16MikeWeberOhio St.5095211JR
17TravisHomerMiami5103201JR
18AlexBarnesKansas St.6003226JR
19KaranHigdonMichigan5091205SR
20DamareaCrockettMissouri5100225JR
21BruceAndersonNorth Dakota St.5112209SR
22QadreeOllisonPittsburgh6005228SR
23JalinMooreAppalachian St.5100212SR
24JacquesPatrickFlorida St.6020231SR
25JordanScarlettFlorida5105208SR
26RodneySmithMinnesota5’11”210SR
27RyquellArmsteadTemple5112223SR
28AerisWilliamsMississippi St.6000217SR
29LJScottMichigan St.6003227SR
30TyJohnsonMaryland5103213SR
FBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1AlecIngoldWisconsin6006247SR
WRNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1MarquiseBrownOklahoma5093166JR
2D.K.MetcalfOle Miss6033228JR
3N’KealHarryArizona St.6023228JR
4A.J.BrownOle Miss6004226JR
5DeeboSamuelSouth Carolina5112214SR
6HakeemButlerIowa St.6053227JR
7MilesBoykinNotre Dame6036220JR
8ParrisCampbellOhio St.5117205SR
9KelvinHarmonNorth Carolina St.6024221JR
10J.J.Arcega-WhitesideStanford6020225JR
11PrestonWilliamsColorado St.6030210JR
12TyreBradyMarshall6027211SR
13DavidSillsWest Virginia6032211SR
14StanleyMorganNebraska6000202SR
15AntoineWesleyTexas Tech6050200JR
16DamarkusLodgeOle Miss6017202SR
17PennyHartGeorgia St.5080180SR
18TerryMcLaurinOhio St.6001208SR
19TerryGodwinGeorgia5113184SR
20HunterRenfrowClemson5102184SR
21AnthonyJohnsonBuffalo6021211SR
22AndyIsabellaMassachusetts5086188SR
23GaryJenningsWest Virginia6010213SR
24JalenHurdBaylor6046227SR
25JazzFergusonNorthwestern St.6045227JR
26GregDortchWake Forest5071173SO
27CodyThompsonToledo6014205SR
28RyanDavisAuburn5097189SR
29KeeSeanJohnsonFresno St.6011204SR
30KeelanDossCal-Davis6021211SR
31EmanuelHallMissouri6017201SR
32JohnUrsuaHawaii5’10”175JR
33JovonDuranteFlorida Atlantic5111160JR
34KavontaeTurpinTCU5’8″155SR
35JaylenSmithLouisville6022219SR
36TravisFulghamOld Dominion6024215SR
37NyqwanMurrayFlorida St.5102191SR
38FeltonDavisMichigan St.6034211SR
39AlexWesleyNorthern Colorado5117191SR
40JamalCustisSyracuse6042214SR
TENameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1T.J.HockensonIowa6046251JR
2IrvSmith Jr.Alabama6023242JR
3NoahFantIowa6041249JR
4JaceSternbergerTexas A&M6040251JR
5IsaacNautaGeorgia6032244JR
6DawsonKnoxOle Miss6043254JR
7KadenSmithStanford6050255JR
8DaxRaymondUtah St.6046255JR
9CalebWilsonUCLA6042240JR
10TommySweeneyBoston College6044251SR
11C.J.ConradKentucky6044249SR
12KeenenBrownTexas St.6024250SR
13AlizeMackNotre Dame6040249JR
14JoshOliverSan Jose St.6045249SR
15FosterMoreauLSU6041253SR
16DrewSampleWashington6046255SR
17ZachGentryMichigan6081265JR
18DonaldParhamStetson6083243SR
19KahaleWarringSan Diego St.6051252JR
OTNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JonahWilliamsAlabama6044302JR
2JawaanTaylorFlorida6050312JR
3AndreDillardWashington St.6047315SR
4CodyFordOklahoma6036329JR
5GregLittleOle Miss6052310JR
6DaltonRisnerKansas St.6046312SR
7TytusHowardAlabama St.6050322SR
8DavidEdwardsWisconsin6062308JR
9YodnyCajusteWest Virginia6047312SR
10KalebMcGaryWashington6071317SR
11MaxScharpingNorthern Illinois6057327SR
12ChumaEdogaUSC6036303SR
13NateDavisCharlotte6032316SR
14BobbyEvansOklahoma6043312JR
15TreyAdamsWashington6080320SR
16OliUdohElon6056327SR
17MitchHyattClemson6053303SR
18MichaelDeiterWisconsin6051309SR
19DennisDaleySouth Carolina6050317SR
20MartezIveyFlorida6050313SR
21WilliamSweetNorth Carolina6060313JR
22TylerRoemerSan Diego St.6063312SO
23IsaiahPrinceOhio St.6064305SR
OGNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1ChrisLindstromBoston College6036303SR
2ErikMcCoyTexas A&M6036310JR
3BeauBenzschawelWisconsin6062307SR
4ConnorMcGovernPenn St.6053308JR
5NateHerbigStanford6034335JR
6AlexBarsNotre Dame6057312SR
7BenPowersOklahoma6037310SR
8GarrettBrumfieldLSU6020299SR
9DruSamiaOklahoma6046305SR
10AndreJamesUCLA6041299JR
CNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1GarrettBradburyNorth Carolina St.6027304SR
2ElgtonJenkinsMississippi St.6043314SR
3MichaelJordanOhio St.6057312JR
4LamontGaillardGeorgia6025305SR
5RossPierschbacherAlabama6035307SR
DENameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1NickBosaOhio St.6036266JR
2ClelinFerrellClemson6043264JR
3BrianBurnsFlorida St.6046249JR
4MontezSweatMississippi St.6056260SR
5RashanGaryMichigan6043277JR
6JachaiPoliteFlorida6025258JR
7ChaseWinovichMichigan6026256SR
8L.J.CollierTCU6022283SR
9JaylonFergusonLouisiana Tech6043256JR
10JalenJelksOregon6053256SR
11ZachAllenBoston College6041281SR
12BenBonoguTCU6034250SR
13AustinBryantClemson6037271SR
14JoeJacksonMiami6042275JR
15MaxxCrosbyEastern Michigan6047255JR
16OshaneXiminesOld Dominion6034253SR
17CharlesOmenihuTexas6053280SR
18DarrylJohnsonNorth Carolina A&T6060253JR
19PorterGustinUSC6044255SR
20JonathanLedbetterGeorgia6036280SR
21CarlGrandersonWyoming6046254SR
22AnthonyNelsonIowa6070271JR
DTNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1QuinnenWilliamsAlabama6030303SO
2EdOliverHouston6017287JR
3JefferySimmonsMississippi St.6030301JR
4JerryTilleryNotre Dame6064295SR
5DexterLawrenceClemson6044342JR
6ChristianWilkinsClemson6032315SR
7GeraldWillis IIIMiami6016302SR
8Dre’MontJonesOhio St.6026281JR
9KhalenSaundersWestern Illinois6003324SR
10DanielWiseKansas6025281SR
11DaylonMackTexas A&M6010336SR
12IsaiahBuggsAlabama6031306SR
13GregGainesWashington6010312SR
14DemarcusChristmasFlorida St.6033294SR
15TerryBeckner Jr.Missouri6035296SR
16EdwinAlexanderLSU6030331JR
17KingsleyKekeTexas A&M6025288SR
18RenellWrenArizona St.6047318SR
19KevinGivensPenn St.6012285JR
20TrystenHillCentral Florida6026308JR
OLBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JoshAllenKentucky6047262SR
2DevinBushMichigan5110234JR
3ChristianMillerAlabama6033247SR
4ChaseHansenUtah6027222SR
5TerrillHanksNew Mexico St.6020242SR
6D’AndreWalkerGeorgia6023251SR
7TrevonConeyNotre Dame6007244SR
8JustinHollinsOregon6052248SR
9DreGreenlawArkansas5114237SR
10CharlesWrightVanderbilt6030240SR
11SuttonSmithNorthern Illinois6003234JR
12GermainePrattNorth Carolina St.6025240SR
ILBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DevinWhiteLSU6000237JR
2MackWilsonAlabama6011240JR
3TreLamarClemson6033253JR
4KendallJosephClemson5115233SR
5VoseanJosephFlorida6014230JR
6T.J.EdwardsWisconsin6003230SR
7RyanConnellyWisconsin6021242SR
8BobbyOkerekeStanford6014231SR
9OtaroAlakaTexas A&M6030240SR
10CameronSmithUSC6020238SR
11BenBurr-KirvenWashington6000230SR
12DakotaAllenTexas Tech6006232SR
13DavidLongWest Virginia5112230JR
14JoeGiles-HarrisDuke6016234JR
15TyrellDodsonTexas A&M6003237JR
16JeffAllisonFresno St.5112228JR
CBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1ByronMurphyWashington5106190SO
2RockYa-SinTemple5116192SR
3DeandreBakerGeorgia5110193JR
4JoejuanWilliamsVanderbilt6035211JR
5GreedyWilliamsLSU6017185SO
6ChaunceyGardner-JohnsonFlorida5107210JR
7JustinLayneMichigan St.6016192JR
8TrayvonMullenClemson6014199JR
9IsaiahJohnsonHouston6021208SR
10JulianLoveNotre Dame5106195JR
11LonnieJohnson Jr.Kentucky6022210SR
12ImanMarshallUSC6005207SR
13MichaelJacksonMiami6005210SR
14AmaniOruwariyePenn St.6016204SR
15MarkFieldsClemson5101192SR
16JamelDeanAuburn6010206JR
17BlaceBrownTroy6003194SR
18BlessuanAustinRutgers6005198SR
19SaivionSmithAlabama6007199JR
20SeanBuntingCentral Michigan6003195JR
21KrisBoydTexas5114201SR
SNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DeionteThompsonAlabama6010195JR
2DarnellSavageMaryland5106198SR
3JonathanAbramMississippi St.5114205SR
4TaylorRappWashington5116208JR
5NassirAdderleyDelaware5117195SR
6JuanThornhillVirginia6002205SR
7MalikGantMarshall5115209JR
8AmaniHookerIowa5113210JR
9MikeEdwardsKentucky5106204SR
10LukasDenisBoston College5114190SR
11JaquanJohnsonMiami5103191SR
12MarvellTell IIIUSC6020198SR
13AndrewWingardWyoming6001209SR
14D’CotaDixonWisconsin5095204SR
15ZedrickWoodsOle Miss5110205SR
KNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1MattGayUtah6000220SR
2AustinSeibertOklahoma5093209SR

2019 NFL Mock Draft 1.0

Round 1
PICK TEAM NAME POSITION SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 Cardinals Quinnen Williams DT Alabama 6’3″ 295
 The decision is going to come down to Williams or Bosa. I haven’t seen a DT wreck an offensive game plan since Aaron Donald at Pitt.
2 Nick Bosa DE Ohio St. 6’3″ 270
 49ers are in a good position for a quality player. Nick Bosa has rare pass rush ability and is possibly a better prospect than his brother Joey.
3 Jets Ed Oliver DT Houston 6’2″ 290
New DC is Gregg Williams who runs a 4-3 defense. Ed Oliver has rare movement skills for a defensive lineman and fits the system.
4 Raiders Clelin Ferrell DE Clemson 6’5″ 265
 The Raiders need pass rushers since trading Khalil Mack. They get a good one with Clelin Ferrell.
5 Bucs Jeffery Simmons DT Mississippi St, 6’3″ 301
Simmons is another rare talent on the defensive line in this draft. The Bucs could part ways with Gerald McCoy and this would be a great fit.
6 Giants Dwayne Haskins QB Ohio St. 6’2″ 225
 The Giants don’t have a longterm solution at QB when Eli Manning departs. Dwayne Haskins is the top QB in the draft and the Giants may need to move up to secure their selection.
7 Bucs Jonah Williams OT Alabama 6’5″ 301
Jonah is going to be a solid starter in the NFL. Whether that will be at tackle or guard is the question. I think he solidifies the offensive line with Cam Robinson at LT and Jonah at RT.
8 Lions Josh Allen OLB Kentucky 6’4″ 240
Josh Allen had a fantastic senior season and could replace Ezekiel Ansah if he were to leave in free agency.
9 Bills Cody Ford OT Oklahoma 6’4″ 338
Ford is a massive offensive lineman with good movement skills. He would be a great piece to a Bills line that needs an upgrade.
10 Broncos Jachai Polite DE Florida 6’2″ 242
Yes they took Bradley Chubb last year and have Von Miller on the opposite side. But you can never have enough pass rushers. Polite is a high energy pass rusher that can give the Broncos another threat to get to the quarterback.
11 Bengals Devin White ILB LSU 6’0″ 240
The Bengals need a linebacker upgrade and can’t count on Burfict. Devin White fills in as the rangy tackling linebacker.
12 Packers Deionte Thompson S Alabama 6’2″ 196
Green Bay traded away one Alabama safety. Tramon Williams at FS is not a longterm solution and Deionte Thompson fills in as a ballhawking safety that can tackle.
13 Dolphins Dexter Lawrence DT Clemson 6’3″ 340
Dolphins need an upgrade to the defensive line. Lawrence is a space eating DT that can help.
14 Falcons Rashan Gary DE Michigan 6’4″ 281
Rashan Gary and the Falcons are a perfect match. The Falcons like pass rushing interior defensive lineman and Gary could kick inside and fill that mold.
15 Redskins Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma 5’10” 168
The Redskins need a playmaker for the offense. Marquise Brown is a speedster that could have a Tyreek Hill impact.
16 Panthers Jawaan Taylor OT Florida 6’5″ 328
The offensive line has to get better. Jawaan Taylor is a raw offensive tackle prospect that could be a major piece for the Panthers for the foreseeable future.
17 Browns Greedy Williams CB LSU 6’1″ 185
 They nailed the Denzel Ward pick last year and now need another starting cornerback. Greedy Williams has all the makings of a NFL corner.
18 Vikings Greg Little OT Ole Miss 6’5″ 325
The Vikings must help Kirk Cousins out with an offensive line. Greg Little has the making of a future starter at left tackle.
19 Titans Byron Murphy CB Washington  6’0″ 175
Murphy is a physical corner and one of my favorite players in the draft. The Titans continue to have a weak secondary where the Murphy pick makes a lot of sense.
20 Steelers Deandre Baker CB Georgia 5’11” 207
The Steelers have a lot of issues especially with Antonio Brown demanding a trade. The secondary remains a top issue that Deandre Baker can help solve.
21 Seahawks Brian Burns DE Florida St. 6’4″ 230
Their top pass rusher Frank Clark could leave in free agency. Even if they keep Clark, Burns would be an excellent addition to the pass rush.
22 Ravens D.K. Metcalf WR Ole Miss 6’3″ 225
 Lamar is going to be the starter and needs help at receiver. Metcalf gives him a big, fast target.
23 Houston Texans T.J. Hockenson TE Iowa 6’4″ 250
The Texans don’t have a stud at TE. Hockenson can both block and is an excellent receiver. Hockenson gives Deshaun Watson a weapon at tight end.
24 Raiders Devin Bush OLB Michigan 5’11” 232
The Raiders need playmakers. Mayock and Gruden are going to love Bush as he is all over the football field despite being shorter.
25 Eagles Josh Jacobs RB Alabama 5’9″ 220
They have Ajayi, Jacobs gives them a receiving threat out of the backfield. He is also a very tough runner and would be a great addition to the Eagles offense.
26 Saints Christian Wilkins DT Clemson 6’4″ 310
The Colts had a tremendous improvement on defense. Wilkins has rare movement skills on the defensive line that fits the Colts system.
27 Raiders N’Keal Harry WR Arizona St. 6’3″ 220
Jared Cook led the Raiders in receiving. Harry gives them an option to potentially be a number one receiving threat.
28 Chargers Dre’Mont Jones DT Ohio St. 6’3″ 295
The Patriots ran all over the Chargers. They need to upgrade the interior of the defensive line.
29 Chiefs Trayvon Mullen CB Clemson 6’1″ 190
The Chiefs had a great season despite the not so great secondary. Mullens is a start for the defense to match the offensive production.
30 Packers Montez Sweat DE Mississippi St. 6’5″ 241
Nick Perry had a disappointing season and Clay Matthews is not Clay anymore. The Packers need an edge rusher.
31 Rams Mack Wilson ILB Alabama 6’1″ 231
The Rams defensive line is great. The linebackers need an upgrade. Mack Wilson is a three down linebacker that could only improve the Rams Defense
32 Kyler Murray QB Texas A&M 5’10” 195
The Patriots need an heir to Tom Brady. Murray is a playmaker, but will have to overcome the height and NFL pass rush. Murray has the arm talent to be a starting NFL quarterback.

 

NFL Round 2 Mock Draft

Round 2
Pick Team Name Position School Height Weight
33 Browns Harold Landry DE Boston College 6’2″ 252
34 Giants Connor Williams OT Texas 6’5″ 296
35 Browns Ronald Jones RB USC 5’11” 205
36 Saints Derris Guice RB LSU 5’11” 224
37 Saints Lorenzo Carter OLB Georgia 6’5″ 250
38 Bucs Joshua Jackson CB Iowa 6’0″ 196
39 Bears Will Hernandez OG UTEP 6’3″ 327
40 Broncos Isaiah Oliver CB Colorado 6’0″ 201
41 Raiders Donte Jackson CB LSU 5’11” 178
42 Dolphins Nathan Shepherd DT Fort Hays St. 6’4″ 315
43 Mason Rudolph QB Oklahoma St. 6’5″ 235
44 Redskins Ronnie Harrison S Alabama 6’2″ 207
45 Packers Courtland Sutton WR SMU 6’3″ 218
46 Bengals Harrison Phillips DT Stanford 6’3″ 303
47 Cardinals Carlton Davis CB Auburn 6’1″ 206
48 Chargers Chukwuma Okorafor OT  Western Michigan 6’6″ 320
49 Saints D.J. Chark WR LSU 6’3″ 199
50 Cowboys James Washington WR Oklahoma St. 5’11” 210
51 Lions Dallas Goedert TE South Dakota St. 6’5″ 260
52 Eagles Jessie Bates S Wake Forest 6’1″ 200
53 Bucs Justin Reid S Stanford 6’1″ 207
54 Chiefs Anthony Averett CB Alabama 5’11” 183
55 Panthers Mark Andrews TE Oklahoma 6’5″ 256
56 Bucs James Daniels C Iowa 6’3″ 306
57 Titans Christian Kirk WR Texas A&M 5’10” 201
58 Falcons Austin Corbett OG Nevada 6’4″ 306
59 Anthony Miller WR Memphis 5’11” 201
60 Bears Mike Gesicki TE Penn St. 6’6″ 247
61 Bucs Dante Pettis WR Washington 6’1″ 186
62 Vikings Fred Warner OLB BYU 6’4″ 235
63 Sam Hubbard DE Ohio St. 6’5″ 270
64 Browns Tyrell Crosby OT Oregon 6’5″ 309

 

Final NFL Mock Draft 2018

Round 1
PICK TEAM NAME POSITION SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 Browns Baker Mayfield QB Oklahoma 6’0″ 216
 With the recent news, it looks like Baker is on his way to the Browns. Browns get their future quarterback to build around, but leave the best QB in the draft on the board. At least they didn’t make the mistake of taking Josh Allen. With 4 picks in the top 35, Cleveland could be on the brink of turning the corner.
2 Giants Saquon Barkley RB Penn St. 6’0″ 233
 The Giants get another weapon to use on offense. Barkley is a blue chip player who the offense will be built around for years to come. Eli Manning is 37 years old and there is no long term replacement so Sam Darnold could be an option. But I think the Giants want another playmaker and end up going with Barkley.
3 Jets Sam Darnold QB USC 6’3″ 221
Jets traded up in order to secure a top notch quarterback. I’m sure they were not anticipating Darnold being here, but they somehow end up with the best quarterback in the draft. Someone could hop the Jets with a trade for the second pick with the Giants in order to secure Darnold. In that scenario, I believe they would select Rosen and still be happy.
4 Browns Bradley Chubb DE NC State 6’4″ 269
 They locked up their franchise with the first pick and acquire a blue chip player Bradley Chubb. The combination of Chubb and Garrett at defensive end should be a nightmare to opposing offensive lines.
5 Broncos Josh Allen QB Wyoming 6’5″ 238
 I believe that in this scenario Denver would probably trade back, most likely with Buffalo. However, I believe that quarterback could still be in play. Josh Allen has a lot of the qualities John Elway looks for in a quarterback and could be the call here.
6 Saints Roquan Smith ILB Georgia 6’1″ 236
 Colts have one of the worst rosters in the NFL. Roquan Smith is a talented player that could be a cornerstone to the Colts defense. He’s a three down player who could be an instant impact player on this defense.
7 Bucs Denzel Ward CB Ohio St. 5’11” 183
 Brent Grimes is 34 and Hargreaves is a better nickel cornerback. Denzel Ward is by far the most talented corner in this years draft and could go as high as 4. Ward gives Tampa Bay some depth and talent at corner.
8 Bears Quenton Nelson OG Notre Dame 6’5″ 325
 The Bears moved on from Josh Sitton at guard, and Nelson would be an immediate starter on the line. Having Nelson fall this far would be a tremendous win for the Bears as a great match between talent and need.
9 Minkah Fitzpatrick S Alabama 6’0″ 204
The 49ers have one of the best players in the draft fall to them thanks to the amount of quarterbacks taken. John Lynch loves big school talent and I believe will pick Fitzpatrick with this pick. 49ers are in a shaky position at linebacker with Reuben Foster so Tremaine Edmunds could be an option here.
10 Raiders Tremaine Edmunds OLB Virginia Tech 6’5″ 253
 The Raiders need an upgrade at weakside linebacker. Edmunds is only 19 years old and extremely athletic. The addition of Edmunds improves this defense right away.
11 Dolphins Josh Rosen QB UCLA 6’4″ 226
 A great scenario where a good quarterback falls right in the Dolphins lap. The Dolphins are in a prime position to add a quarterback of the future either by moving up or hoping one falls. In this instance, Rosen is the Dolphins answer at quarterback.
12 Bills Leighton Vander Esch OLB Boise St. 6’4″ 256
Vänder Esch is a late riser in this draft and is a perfect fit with the Bills. The Bills need an upgrade at the outside linebacker position. Vander Esch is an athletic, tackling machine that could be an impact player at the next level
13 Redskins Vita Vea DT Washington 6’4″ 347
 The Redskins went defensive line last year with Jonathan Allen, but it still remains a need. Vea is one of my favorite players in the draft as a strong, athletic freak that man handles offensive lineman. The addition of Vea turns the Redskins defensive line from a weakness to a strength.
14 Packers Joshua Jackson CB Iowa 6’0″ 196
Green Bay’s secondary is by far the biggest need. While Calvin Ridley does look like an attractive option to pair with Davante Adams, Randall Cobb, and Jimmy Graham, improving the defense is the biggest concern. Joshua Jackson was a ballhawk at Iowa and could step into this secondary right away. Moving up for Minkah Fitzpatrick could also be a viable option.
15 Cardinals Calvin Ridley WR Alabama 6’1″ 189
 The Cardinals will be looking for a quarterback at some point in the draft to replace retired Carson Palmer, but receiver also remains a need. With the number 1 receiver still on the board the Cardinals take a chance at trying to find Larry Fitzgerald’s future replacement.
16 Ravens Marcus Davenport DE UTSA 6’6″ 259
Terrell Suggs is not getting any younger. Davenport is a little bit of a project on the edge, but is exactly what you look for as a 3-4 edge rusher with his length. I believe Ozzie Newsome takes a chance at a potential great pass rusher with this pick.
17 Chargers Derwin James S Florida St. 6’2″ 215
 A dream scenario for the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers corner position is highly talented, but the safety position needs a major overhaul. Derwin James is a highly talented safety. If James isn’t there, an offensive lineman is probably the most likely option.
18 Seahawks Connor Williams OT Texas 6’5″ 296
The Seahawks offensive line needs an overhaul. Williams played left tackle at Texas, but could possibly be kicked inside to guard. A versatile offensive lineman is exactly what Seattle needs.
19 Cowboys Da’ron Payne DT Alabama  6’3″ 311
Dallas lacks depth on the interior defensive line. Payne has star potential, but will need to improve his consistency. A wide receiver is a possibility, but there doesn’t seem to be a receiver worth the 19th pick in this draft.
20 Lions Taven Bryan DT Florida 6’5″ 291
The Lions hit on the draft two years ago with A’Shawn Robinson at defensive tackle. They could try that again with Bryan. Bryan has a high upside and is more of a pass rusher. He is a boom or bust prospect that could booster this Lions defensive line.
21 Bengals Rashaan Evans ILB Alabama 6’2″ 232
Vontaze Burfict is suspended for four games and the Bengals need to revamp their linebacking core. Evans is a versatile linebacker who shouldn’t drop below here. Evans and Bengals would be a great match.
22 Bills  Lamar Jackson QB Louisville 6’2″ 216
 Yes he is a QB. Given the chance, Lamar could be a very successful NFL starter. He has a lot of zip in his passes, but will need to improve his intermediate accuracy. Lamar is going to be a matchup nightmare for defensive coordinators when he gets a shot to start.
23 Mike McGlinchey OT Notre Dame 6’8″ 309
 The Patriots have a major need at left tackle after Nate Solder left. Mike McGlinchey is one of the top tackles in a weak class and could be a potential starting left tackle on this team.
24 Panthers Jaire Alexander CB Louisville 5’10” 196
 The Panthers need some star power at the cornerback position opposite of James Bradberry. Jaire is one of the best corners in the draft and also adds return ability for the Panthers.
25 Titans Harold Landry OLB Boston College 6’2″ 252
The Titans need pass rushers on the defense. Having Landry fall all the way to 25 would be a perfect scenario for a defense that needs to improve.
26 Falcons Maurice Hurst DT Michigan 6’1″ 292
 The Falcons lost Dontari Poe to the Carolina Panthers. Therefore defensive tackle is one of the Falcons biggest needs. Maurice Hurst is an incredibly quick 3 technique that could compete for time early. The Falcons will hope he can have the same kind of success as Grady Jarrett.
27 Saints Hayden Hurst TE South Carolina 6’5″ 250
 The Saints lost out on getting Jimmy Graham back and Coby Fleener has not lived up to his free agent contract. Hayden Hurst is an athletic and versatile tight end that could fit the Saints need.
28 Steelers Mike Hughes CB UCF 5’10” 189
 The secondary for the Steelers is the weakness of the team. Mike Hughes would help out this unit along with possibly the return game as well.
29 Bucs Isaiah Wynn OG Georgia 6’3″ 308
 The Jags defense is very good. The offense is the thing holding the team back. Wynn gives the Jaguars a plug and play guard that will help bolster the offensive line.
30 Vikings James Daniels C Iowa 6’3″ 306
 The Vikings got a steal last year in Ohio State Center Pat Elflein. Adding James Daniels could push the Vikings interior line to the next level. Elflein or Daniels could be moved to guard.
31 Isaiah Oliver CB Colorado 6’0″ 201
 As seen in the Super Bowl, the secondary needs some help. Isaiah Oliver is a highly athletic corner with good ball skills. With Malcolm Butler moving on to the Titans, Isaiah Oliver could start opposite of Stephon Gilmore.
32 Eagles Ronnie Harrison S Alabama 6’2″ 207
Round 2
Pick Team Name Position School Height Weight
33 Browns Ronald Jones RB USC 5’11” 205
34 Giants Will Hernandez OG UTEP 6’3″ 327
35 Browns Kolton Miller OT UCLA 6’9″ 309
36 Saints Derris Guice RB LSU 5’11” 224
37 Saints D.J. Moore WR Maryland 6’0″ 210
38 Bucs Sony Michel RB Georgia 5’11” 214
39 Bears Lorenzo Carter OLB Georgia 6’5″ 250
40 Broncos Frank Ragnow C Arkansas 6’5″ 307
41 Raiders Donte Jackson CB LSU 5’11” 178
42 Dolphins Nathan Shepherd DT Fort Hays St. 6’4″ 315
43 Mason Rudolph QB Oklahoma St. 6’5″ 235
44 Redskins Billy Price C Ohio St. 6’4″ 305
45 Packers Courtland Sutton WR SMU 6’3″ 218
46 Bengals Harrison Phillips DT Stanford 6’3″ 303
47 Cardinals Carlton Davis CB Auburn 6’1″ 206
48 Chargers Chukwuma Okorafor OT  Western Michigan 6’6″ 320
49 Saints Arden Key DE LSU 6’5″ 238
50 Cowboys James Washington WR Oklahoma St. 5’11” 210
51 Lions Austin Corbett DG Nevada 6’4″ 306
52 Ravens Mark Andrews TE Oklahoma 6’5″ 256
53 Bills D.J. Chark WR LSU 6’3″ 199
54 Chiefs Anthony Averett CB Alabama 5’11” 183
55 Panthers Dallas Goedert TE South Dakota St. 6’5″ 260
56 Bills Tyrell Crosby OT Oregon 6’5″ 309
57 Titans Christian Kirk WR Texas A&M 5’10” 201
58 Falcons Jessie Bates S Wake Forest 6’1″ 200
59 Anthony Miller WR Memphis 5’11” 201
60 Bears Mike Gesicki TE Penn St. 6’6″ 247
61 Bucs Dante Pettis WR Washington 6’1″ 186
62 Vikings Fred Warner OLB BYU 6’4″ 235
63 Sam Hubbard DE Ohio St. 6’5″ 270
64 Browns Justin Reid S Stanford 6’1″ 207

 

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I believe Chubb, Nelson, Barkley, Darnold and Fitzpatrick are the tier 1 talent of this draft. Chubb has that combination of having a great motor, but also the athleticism to give offensive tackles a lot of trouble. Nelson is the one player who really does not have many weaknesses. Saquon has rare athleticism as a running back, but will need to improve his vision in the NFL. Fitzpatrick is a do everything defensive back who will thrive with his versatility.

After that I believe Rashann Evans could be the steal of the draft. He can play inside or outside linebacker and does have edge rushing talent. Denzel Ward is by far the most talented corner in this draft with great man coverage skills. Leighton Vander Esch (LVE) gets a lot of hate for being a linebacker from Boise State, but he is a player. He is athletic and is always around the ball. He will need to improve getting off blocks to be a successful NFL player.

The bottom half of the first round has a ton of talented interior offensive lineman including James Daniels, Will Hernandez, Isaiah Wynn, and Billy Price. One guy that will most likely go first round that I am not the biggest fan of is Courtland Sutton. He is a big height-weight-speed guy, but does not always play to his size and does not get the best seperation. He could develop into a good NFL wide receiver, but he will have to improve on his route running in order to get separation at the next level.

Finally, one of my favorite second round guys is Nathan Shepherd from Fort Hays State. He may have played DII football, but he constantly was causing problems even when double and even triple teamed. Shepherd has the size and athleticism to translate into a very good NFL defensive lineman.

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