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Nick Radivoj’s 2020 NFL Mock Draft

April 19, 2020 nickradivoj Leave a comment

By: Nick Radivoj, TGIS Contributor

Round 1

1. Cincinnati 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

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

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

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

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

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

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, Clemson

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 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

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

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

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

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 13^th 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Pick	Name	Position	School	Height	Weight
33	Lloyd Cushenberry	IOL	LSU	6’3″	312
34	Jordan Love	QB	TCU	6’4″	224
35	A.J. Epenesa	EDGE	Iowa	6’5″	275
36	Terrell Lewis	EDGE	Alabama	6’5″	262
37	Austin Jackson	OT	USC	5’8″	212
38	Noah Igbinoghene	CB	Auburn	5’10”	198
39	J.K. Dobbins	RB	Ohio State	5’10”	209
40	Marlon Davidson	IDL	Auburn	6’3″	303
41	Antoine Winfield Jr.	S	Minnesota	5’9″	203
42	Trevon Diggs	CB	Alabama	6’1″	205
43	Jaylon Johnson	CB	Utah	6’0″	193
44	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	Arizona State	6’0″	205
45	D’Andre Swift	RB	Georgia	5’8″	212
46	Neville Gallimore	IDL	Oklahoma	6’2″	304
47	Ross Blacklock	IDL	TCU	6’3″	290
48	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR	USC	6’4″	223
49	Jalen Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	6’1″	222
50	Jonah Jackson	IOL	Ohio State	6’4″	310
51	Cameron Dantzler	CB	Mississippi State	6’2″	188
52	Willie Gay Jr.	LB	Mississippi State	6’1″	243
53	Jeremy Chinn	S	Southern Illinois	6’3″	221
54	Jonathan Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	5’10”	226
55	Zack Baun	EDGE	Wisconsin	6’3″	240
56	Robert Hunt	IOL	Louisiana-Lafayette	6’5″	323
57	Matt Hennessy	IOL	Temple	6’4″	307
58	Ezra Cleveland	OT	Boise State	6’6″	311
59	Laviska Shenault Jr.	WR	Colorado	6’1″	227
60	Tee Higgins	WR	Clemson	6’4″	216
61	Justin Madubuike	IDL	Texas A&M	6’3″	293
62	Raekwon Davis	IDL	Alabama	6’6″	311
63	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	LSU	LSU	5’7″	207
64	Lucas Niang	OT	TCU	6’6″	315

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2020 NFL Draft Positional Rankings

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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

NFL Draft

TGIS NFL Draft Position Rankings – 2019

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QB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Dwayne	Haskins	Ohio St.	6033	231	SO
2	Drew	Lock	Missouri	6036	223	SR
3	Kyler	Murray	Oklahoma	5101	207	JR
4	Daniel	Jones	Duke	6052	220	JR
5	Ryan	Finley	North Carolina St.	6040	213	SR
6	Jarrett	Stidham	Auburn	6023	218	JR
7	Tyree	Jackson	Buffalo	6070	249	JR
8	Will	Grier	West Virginia	6024	217	SR
9	Jordan	Ta’amu	Ole Miss	6025	222	SR
10	Brett	Rypien	Boise St.	6016	210	SR
11	Gardner	Minshew	Washington St.	6007	224	SR
12	Taryn	Christion	South Dakota St.	6010	215	SR
13	Nick	Fitzgerald	Mississippi St.	6045	226	SR
14	Taylor	Cornelius	Oklahoma St.	6057	220	SR
15	Clayton	Thorson	Northwestern	6040	222	SR

RB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Josh	Jacobs	Alabama	5110	220	JR
2	Damien	Harris	Alabama	5101	216	SR
3	Darrell	Henderson	Memphis	5083	208	JR
4	Rodney	Anderson	Oklahoma	6003	224	JR
5	David	Montgomery	Iowa St.	5101	222	JR
6	Justice	Hill	Oklahoma St.	5095	198	JR
7	Miles	Sanders	Penn St.	5105	211	JR
8	Devin	Singletary	Florida Atlantic	5074	203	JR
9	Dexter	Williams	Notre Dame	5112	215	SR
10	Bryce	Love	Stanford	5087	200	SR
11	Myles	Gaskin	Washington	5092	205	SR
12	Devine	Ozigbo	Nebraska	5105	219	SR
13	Trayveon	Williams	Texas A&M	5081	206	JR
14	Elijah	Holyfield	Georgia	5103	217	JR
15	Benny	Snell	Kentucky	5103	224	JR
16	Mike	Weber	Ohio St.	5095	211	JR
17	Travis	Homer	Miami	5103	201	JR
18	Alex	Barnes	Kansas St.	6003	226	JR
19	Karan	Higdon	Michigan	5091	205	SR
20	Damarea	Crockett	Missouri	5100	225	JR
21	Bruce	Anderson	North Dakota St.	5112	209	SR
22	Qadree	Ollison	Pittsburgh	6005	228	SR
23	Jalin	Moore	Appalachian St.	5100	212	SR
24	Jacques	Patrick	Florida St.	6020	231	SR
25	Jordan	Scarlett	Florida	5105	208	SR
26	Rodney	Smith	Minnesota	5’11”	210	SR
27	Ryquell	Armstead	Temple	5112	223	SR
28	Aeris	Williams	Mississippi St.	6000	217	SR
29	LJ	Scott	Michigan St.	6003	227	SR
30	Ty	Johnson	Maryland	5103	213	SR


FB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Alec	Ingold	Wisconsin	6006	247	SR


WR	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Marquise	Brown	Oklahoma	5093	166	JR
2	D.K.	Metcalf	Ole Miss	6033	228	JR
3	N’Keal	Harry	Arizona St.	6023	228	JR
4	A.J.	Brown	Ole Miss	6004	226	JR
5	Deebo	Samuel	South Carolina	5112	214	SR
6	Hakeem	Butler	Iowa St.	6053	227	JR
7	Miles	Boykin	Notre Dame	6036	220	JR
8	Parris	Campbell	Ohio St.	5117	205	SR
9	Kelvin	Harmon	North Carolina St.	6024	221	JR
10	J.J.	Arcega-Whiteside	Stanford	6020	225	JR
11	Preston	Williams	Colorado St.	6030	210	JR
12	Tyre	Brady	Marshall	6027	211	SR
13	David	Sills	West Virginia	6032	211	SR
14	Stanley	Morgan	Nebraska	6000	202	SR
15	Antoine	Wesley	Texas Tech	6050	200	JR
16	Damarkus	Lodge	Ole Miss	6017	202	SR
17	Penny	Hart	Georgia St.	5080	180	SR
18	Terry	McLaurin	Ohio St.	6001	208	SR
19	Terry	Godwin	Georgia	5113	184	SR
20	Hunter	Renfrow	Clemson	5102	184	SR
21	Anthony	Johnson	Buffalo	6021	211	SR
22	Andy	Isabella	Massachusetts	5086	188	SR
23	Gary	Jennings	West Virginia	6010	213	SR
24	Jalen	Hurd	Baylor	6046	227	SR
25	Jazz	Ferguson	Northwestern St.	6045	227	JR
26	Greg	Dortch	Wake Forest	5071	173	SO
27	Cody	Thompson	Toledo	6014	205	SR
28	Ryan	Davis	Auburn	5097	189	SR
29	KeeSean	Johnson	Fresno St.	6011	204	SR
30	Keelan	Doss	Cal-Davis	6021	211	SR
31	Emanuel	Hall	Missouri	6017	201	SR
32	John	Ursua	Hawaii	5’10”	175	JR
33	Jovon	Durante	Florida Atlantic	5111	160	JR
34	Kavontae	Turpin	TCU	5’8″	155	SR
35	Jaylen	Smith	Louisville	6022	219	SR
36	Travis	Fulgham	Old Dominion	6024	215	SR
37	Nyqwan	Murray	Florida St.	5102	191	SR
38	Felton	Davis	Michigan St.	6034	211	SR
39	Alex	Wesley	Northern Colorado	5117	191	SR
40	Jamal	Custis	Syracuse	6042	214	SR


TE	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	T.J.	Hockenson	Iowa	6046	251	JR
2	Irv	Smith Jr.	Alabama	6023	242	JR
3	Noah	Fant	Iowa	6041	249	JR
4	Jace	Sternberger	Texas A&M	6040	251	JR
5	Isaac	Nauta	Georgia	6032	244	JR
6	Dawson	Knox	Ole Miss	6043	254	JR
7	Kaden	Smith	Stanford	6050	255	JR
8	Dax	Raymond	Utah St.	6046	255	JR
9	Caleb	Wilson	UCLA	6042	240	JR
10	Tommy	Sweeney	Boston College	6044	251	SR
11	C.J.	Conrad	Kentucky	6044	249	SR
12	Keenen	Brown	Texas St.	6024	250	SR
13	Alize	Mack	Notre Dame	6040	249	JR
14	Josh	Oliver	San Jose St.	6045	249	SR
15	Foster	Moreau	LSU	6041	253	SR
16	Drew	Sample	Washington	6046	255	SR
17	Zach	Gentry	Michigan	6081	265	JR
18	Donald	Parham	Stetson	6083	243	SR
19	Kahale	Warring	San Diego St.	6051	252	JR


OT	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Jonah	Williams	Alabama	6044	302	JR
2	Jawaan	Taylor	Florida	6050	312	JR
3	Andre	Dillard	Washington St.	6047	315	SR
4	Cody	Ford	Oklahoma	6036	329	JR
5	Greg	Little	Ole Miss	6052	310	JR
6	Dalton	Risner	Kansas St.	6046	312	SR
7	Tytus	Howard	Alabama St.	6050	322	SR
8	David	Edwards	Wisconsin	6062	308	JR
9	Yodny	Cajuste	West Virginia	6047	312	SR
10	Kaleb	McGary	Washington	6071	317	SR
11	Max	Scharping	Northern Illinois	6057	327	SR
12	Chuma	Edoga	USC	6036	303	SR
13	Nate	Davis	Charlotte	6032	316	SR
14	Bobby	Evans	Oklahoma	6043	312	JR
15	Trey	Adams	Washington	6080	320	SR
16	Oli	Udoh	Elon	6056	327	SR
17	Mitch	Hyatt	Clemson	6053	303	SR
18	Michael	Deiter	Wisconsin	6051	309	SR
19	Dennis	Daley	South Carolina	6050	317	SR
20	Martez	Ivey	Florida	6050	313	SR
21	William	Sweet	North Carolina	6060	313	JR
22	Tyler	Roemer	San Diego St.	6063	312	SO
23	Isaiah	Prince	Ohio St.	6064	305	SR

OG	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Chris	Lindstrom	Boston College	6036	303	SR
2	Erik	McCoy	Texas A&M	6036	310	JR
3	Beau	Benzschawel	Wisconsin	6062	307	SR
4	Connor	McGovern	Penn St.	6053	308	JR
5	Nate	Herbig	Stanford	6034	335	JR
6	Alex	Bars	Notre Dame	6057	312	SR
7	Ben	Powers	Oklahoma	6037	310	SR
8	Garrett	Brumfield	LSU	6020	299	SR
9	Dru	Samia	Oklahoma	6046	305	SR
10	Andre	James	UCLA	6041	299	JR

C	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Garrett	Bradbury	North Carolina St.	6027	304	SR
2	Elgton	Jenkins	Mississippi St.	6043	314	SR
3	Michael	Jordan	Ohio St.	6057	312	JR
4	Lamont	Gaillard	Georgia	6025	305	SR
5	Ross	Pierschbacher	Alabama	6035	307	SR


DE	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Nick	Bosa	Ohio St.	6036	266	JR
2	Clelin	Ferrell	Clemson	6043	264	JR
3	Brian	Burns	Florida St.	6046	249	JR
4	Montez	Sweat	Mississippi St.	6056	260	SR
5	Rashan	Gary	Michigan	6043	277	JR
6	Jachai	Polite	Florida	6025	258	JR
7	Chase	Winovich	Michigan	6026	256	SR
8	L.J.	Collier	TCU	6022	283	SR
9	Jaylon	Ferguson	Louisiana Tech	6043	256	JR
10	Jalen	Jelks	Oregon	6053	256	SR
11	Zach	Allen	Boston College	6041	281	SR
12	Ben	Bonogu	TCU	6034	250	SR
13	Austin	Bryant	Clemson	6037	271	SR
14	Joe	Jackson	Miami	6042	275	JR
15	Maxx	Crosby	Eastern Michigan	6047	255	JR
16	Oshane	Ximines	Old Dominion	6034	253	SR
17	Charles	Omenihu	Texas	6053	280	SR
18	Darryl	Johnson	North Carolina A&T	6060	253	JR
19	Porter	Gustin	USC	6044	255	SR
20	Jonathan	Ledbetter	Georgia	6036	280	SR
21	Carl	Granderson	Wyoming	6046	254	SR
22	Anthony	Nelson	Iowa	6070	271	JR


DT	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Quinnen	Williams	Alabama	6030	303	SO
2	Ed	Oliver	Houston	6017	287	JR
3	Jeffery	Simmons	Mississippi St.	6030	301	JR
4	Jerry	Tillery	Notre Dame	6064	295	SR
5	Dexter	Lawrence	Clemson	6044	342	JR
6	Christian	Wilkins	Clemson	6032	315	SR
7	Gerald	Willis III	Miami	6016	302	SR
8	Dre’Mont	Jones	Ohio St.	6026	281	JR
9	Khalen	Saunders	Western Illinois	6003	324	SR
10	Daniel	Wise	Kansas	6025	281	SR
11	Daylon	Mack	Texas A&M	6010	336	SR
12	Isaiah	Buggs	Alabama	6031	306	SR
13	Greg	Gaines	Washington	6010	312	SR
14	Demarcus	Christmas	Florida St.	6033	294	SR
15	Terry	Beckner Jr.	Missouri	6035	296	SR
16	Edwin	Alexander	LSU	6030	331	JR
17	Kingsley	Keke	Texas A&M	6025	288	SR
18	Renell	Wren	Arizona St.	6047	318	SR
19	Kevin	Givens	Penn St.	6012	285	JR
20	Trysten	Hill	Central Florida	6026	308	JR

OLB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Josh	Allen	Kentucky	6047	262	SR
2	Devin	Bush	Michigan	5110	234	JR
3	Christian	Miller	Alabama	6033	247	SR
4	Chase	Hansen	Utah	6027	222	SR
5	Terrill	Hanks	New Mexico St.	6020	242	SR
6	D’Andre	Walker	Georgia	6023	251	SR
7	Trevon	Coney	Notre Dame	6007	244	SR
8	Justin	Hollins	Oregon	6052	248	SR
9	Dre	Greenlaw	Arkansas	5114	237	SR
10	Charles	Wright	Vanderbilt	6030	240	SR
11	Sutton	Smith	Northern Illinois	6003	234	JR
12	Germaine	Pratt	North Carolina St.	6025	240	SR


ILB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Devin	White	LSU	6000	237	JR
2	Mack	Wilson	Alabama	6011	240	JR
3	Tre	Lamar	Clemson	6033	253	JR
4	Kendall	Joseph	Clemson	5115	233	SR
5	Vosean	Joseph	Florida	6014	230	JR
6	T.J.	Edwards	Wisconsin	6003	230	SR
7	Ryan	Connelly	Wisconsin	6021	242	SR
8	Bobby	Okereke	Stanford	6014	231	SR
9	Otaro	Alaka	Texas A&M	6030	240	SR
10	Cameron	Smith	USC	6020	238	SR
11	Ben	Burr-Kirven	Washington	6000	230	SR
12	Dakota	Allen	Texas Tech	6006	232	SR
13	David	Long	West Virginia	5112	230	JR
14	Joe	Giles-Harris	Duke	6016	234	JR
15	Tyrell	Dodson	Texas A&M	6003	237	JR
16	Jeff	Allison	Fresno St.	5112	228	JR


CB	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Byron	Murphy	Washington	5106	190	SO
2	Rock	Ya-Sin	Temple	5116	192	SR
3	Deandre	Baker	Georgia	5110	193	JR
4	Joejuan	Williams	Vanderbilt	6035	211	JR
5	Greedy	Williams	LSU	6017	185	SO
6	Chauncey	Gardner-Johnson	Florida	5107	210	JR
7	Justin	Layne	Michigan St.	6016	192	JR
8	Trayvon	Mullen	Clemson	6014	199	JR
9	Isaiah	Johnson	Houston	6021	208	SR
10	Julian	Love	Notre Dame	5106	195	JR
11	Lonnie	Johnson Jr.	Kentucky	6022	210	SR
12	Iman	Marshall	USC	6005	207	SR
13	Michael	Jackson	Miami	6005	210	SR
14	Amani	Oruwariye	Penn St.	6016	204	SR
15	Mark	Fields	Clemson	5101	192	SR
16	Jamel	Dean	Auburn	6010	206	JR
17	Blace	Brown	Troy	6003	194	SR
18	Blessuan	Austin	Rutgers	6005	198	SR
19	Saivion	Smith	Alabama	6007	199	JR
20	Sean	Bunting	Central Michigan	6003	195	JR
21	Kris	Boyd	Texas	5114	201	SR


S	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Deionte	Thompson	Alabama	6010	195	JR
2	Darnell	Savage	Maryland	5106	198	SR
3	Jonathan	Abram	Mississippi St.	5114	205	SR
4	Taylor	Rapp	Washington	5116	208	JR
5	Nassir	Adderley	Delaware	5117	195	SR
6	Juan	Thornhill	Virginia	6002	205	SR
7	Malik	Gant	Marshall	5115	209	JR
8	Amani	Hooker	Iowa	5113	210	JR
9	Mike	Edwards	Kentucky	5106	204	SR
10	Lukas	Denis	Boston College	5114	190	SR
11	Jaquan	Johnson	Miami	5103	191	SR
12	Marvell	Tell III	USC	6020	198	SR
13	Andrew	Wingard	Wyoming	6001	209	SR
14	D’Cota	Dixon	Wisconsin	5095	204	SR
15	Zedrick	Woods	Ole Miss	5110	205	SR

K	Name	Name	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
1	Matt	Gay	Utah	6000	220	SR
2	Austin	Seibert	Oklahoma	5093	209	SR

NFL Draft

2019 NFL Mock Draft 1.0

January 20, 2019 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Round 1

PICK	TEAM	NAME	POSITION	SCHOOL	HEIGHT	WEIGHT
1		Quinnen Williams	DT	Alabama	6’3″	295
1	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
2	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		Ed Oliver	DT	Houston	6’2″	290
3	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		Clelin Ferrell	DE	Clemson	6’5″	265
4	The Raiders need pass rushers since trading Khalil Mack. They get a good one with Clelin Ferrell.
5		Jeffery Simmons	DT	Mississippi St,	6’3″	301
5	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		Dwayne Haskins	QB	Ohio St.	6’2″	225
6	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		Jonah Williams	OT	Alabama	6’5″	301
7	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		Josh Allen	OLB	Kentucky	6’4″	240
8	Josh Allen had a fantastic senior season and could replace Ezekiel Ansah if he were to leave in free agency.
9		Cody Ford	OT	Oklahoma	6’4″	338
9	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		Jachai Polite	DE	Florida	6’2″	242
10	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		Devin White	ILB	LSU	6’0″	240
11	The Bengals need a linebacker upgrade and can’t count on Burfict. Devin White fills in as the rangy tackling linebacker.
12		Deionte Thompson	S	Alabama	6’2″	196
12	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		Dexter Lawrence	DT	Clemson	6’3″	340
13	Dolphins need an upgrade to the defensive line. Lawrence is a space eating DT that can help.
14		Rashan Gary	DE	Michigan	6’4″	281
14	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		Marquise Brown	WR	Oklahoma	5’10”	168
15	The Redskins need a playmaker for the offense. Marquise Brown is a speedster that could have a Tyreek Hill impact.
16		Jawaan Taylor	OT	Florida	6’5″	328
16	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		Greedy Williams	CB	LSU	6’1″	185
17	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		Greg Little	OT	Ole Miss	6’5″	325
18	The Vikings must help Kirk Cousins out with an offensive line. Greg Little has the making of a future starter at left tackle.
19		Byron Murphy	CB	Washington	6’0″	175
19	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		Deandre Baker	CB	Georgia	5’11”	207
20	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		Brian Burns	DE	Florida St.	6’4″	230
21	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		D.K. Metcalf	WR	Ole Miss	6’3″	225
22	Lamar is going to be the starter and needs help at receiver. Metcalf gives him a big, fast target.
23		T.J. Hockenson	TE	Iowa	6’4″	250
23	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		Devin Bush	OLB	Michigan	5’11”	232
24	The Raiders need playmakers. Mayock and Gruden are going to love Bush as he is all over the football field despite being shorter.
25		Josh Jacobs	RB	Alabama	5’9″	220
25	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		Christian Wilkins	DT	Clemson	6’4″	310
26	The Colts had a tremendous improvement on defense. Wilkins has rare movement skills on the defensive line that fits the Colts system.
27		N’Keal Harry	WR	Arizona St.	6’3″	220
27	Jared Cook led the Raiders in receiving. Harry gives them an option to potentially be a number one receiving threat.
28		Dre’Mont Jones	DT	Ohio St.	6’3″	295
28	The Patriots ran all over the Chargers. They need to upgrade the interior of the defensive line.
29		Trayvon Mullen	CB	Clemson	6’1″	190
29	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		Montez Sweat	DE	Mississippi St.	6’5″	241
30	Nick Perry had a disappointing season and Clay Matthews is not Clay anymore. The Packers need an edge rusher.
31		Mack Wilson	ILB	Alabama	6’1″	231
31	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.

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NFL Round 2 Mock Draft

April 27, 2018 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Round 2

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

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Final NFL Mock Draft 2018

April 26, 2018 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Round 1

PICK	TEAM	NAME	POSITION	SCHOOL	HEIGHT	WEIGHT
1		Baker Mayfield	QB	Oklahoma	6’0″	216
1	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		Saquon Barkley	RB	Penn St.	6’0″	233
2	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		Sam Darnold	QB	USC	6’3″	221
3	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		Bradley Chubb	DE	NC State	6’4″	269
4	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		Josh Allen	QB	Wyoming	6’5″	238
5	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		Roquan Smith	ILB	Georgia	6’1″	236
6	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		Denzel Ward	CB	Ohio St.	5’11”	183
7	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		Quenton Nelson	OG	Notre Dame	6’5″	325
8	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
9	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		Tremaine Edmunds	OLB	Virginia Tech	6’5″	253
10	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		Josh Rosen	QB	UCLA	6’4″	226
11	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		Leighton Vander Esch	OLB	Boise St.	6’4″	256
12	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		Vita Vea	DT	Washington	6’4″	347
13	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		Joshua Jackson	CB	Iowa	6’0″	196
14	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		Calvin Ridley	WR	Alabama	6’1″	189
15	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		Marcus Davenport	DE	UTSA	6’6″	259
16	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		Derwin James	S	Florida St.	6’2″	215
17	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		Connor Williams	OT	Texas	6’5″	296
18	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		Da’ron Payne	DT	Alabama	6’3″	311
19	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		Taven Bryan	DT	Florida	6’5″	291
20	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		Rashaan Evans	ILB	Alabama	6’2″	232
21	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		Lamar Jackson	QB	Louisville	6’2″	216
22	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
23	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		Jaire Alexander	CB	Louisville	5’10”	196
24	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		Harold Landry	OLB	Boston College	6’2″	252
25	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		Maurice Hurst	DT	Michigan	6’1″	292
26	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		Hayden Hurst	TE	South Carolina	6’5″	250
27	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		Mike Hughes	CB	UCF	5’10”	189
28	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		Isaiah Wynn	OG	Georgia	6’3″	308
29	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		James Daniels	C	Iowa	6’3″	306
30	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
31	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		Ronnie Harrison	S	Alabama	6’2″	207

Round 2

Pick	Name	Position	School	Height	Weight
33	Ronald Jones	RB	USC	5’11”	205
34	Will Hernandez	OG	UTEP	6’3″	327
35	Kolton Miller	OT	UCLA	6’9″	309
36	Derris Guice	RB	LSU	5’11”	224
37	D.J. Moore	WR	Maryland	6’0″	210
38	Sony Michel	RB	Georgia	5’11”	214
39	Lorenzo Carter	OLB	Georgia	6’5″	250
40	Frank Ragnow	C	Arkansas	6’5″	307
41	Donte Jackson	CB	LSU	5’11”	178
42	Nathan Shepherd	DT	Fort Hays St.	6’4″	315
43	Mason Rudolph	QB	Oklahoma St.	6’5″	235
44	Billy Price	C	Ohio St.	6’4″	305
45	Courtland Sutton	WR	SMU	6’3″	218
46	Harrison Phillips	DT	Stanford	6’3″	303
47	Carlton Davis	CB	Auburn	6’1″	206
48	Chukwuma Okorafor	OT	Western Michigan	6’6″	320
49	Arden Key	DE	LSU	6’5″	238
50	James Washington	WR	Oklahoma St.	5’11”	210
51	Austin Corbett	DG	Nevada	6’4″	306
52	Mark Andrews	TE	Oklahoma	6’5″	256
53	D.J. Chark	WR	LSU	6’3″	199
54	Anthony Averett	CB	Alabama	5’11”	183
55	Dallas Goedert	TE	South Dakota St.	6’5″	260
56	Tyrell Crosby	OT	Oregon	6’5″	309
57	Christian Kirk	WR	Texas A&M	5’10”	201
58	Jessie Bates	S	Wake Forest	6’1″	200
59	Anthony Miller	WR	Memphis	5’11”	201
60	Mike Gesicki	TE	Penn St.	6’6″	247
61	Dante Pettis	WR	Washington	6’1″	186
62	Fred Warner	OLB	BYU	6’4″	235
63	Sam Hubbard	DE	Ohio St.	6’5″	270
64	Justin Reid	S	Stanford	6’1″	207

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NFL Draft Fever’s Top 200 Players

April 26, 2018 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Top 40

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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NFL Draft Fever Position Rankings-Defense/ST

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NFL Mock Draft 2018

February 27, 2018 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Round 1

PICK	TEAM	NAME	POSITION	SCHOOL	HEIGHT	WEIGHT
1		Sam Darnold	QB	USC	6’4″	225
1	Browns get their future quarterback to build around and the best QB in the draft.
2		Josh Rosen	QB	UCLA	6’4″	220
2	Eli Manning is 37 years old and there is no long term replacement. Rosen fills that role.
3		Bradley Chubb	DE	North Carolina St.	6’3″	275
3	Colts need a major talent upgrade to their roster. They get one of the top players in the draft and fill a defensive line need.
4		Minkah Fitzpatrick	S	Alabama	6’1″	201
4	Minkah would be a major upgrade for the Browns and would add versatility to the secondary.
5		Baker Mayfield	QB	Oklahoma	6’0″	216
5	Denver coached him at the Senior Bowl. John Elway takes a chance that Baker can translate that college success into nfl success
6		Saquon Barkley	RB	Penn St.	5’11”	223
6	Barkley slides a little due to the running back depth in the draft. Jets add an instant impact player for the offense.
7		Denzel Ward	CB	Ohio St.	5’10”	191
7	Brent Grimes is 34 and a pending free agent and hargreaves is a better nickel cornerback. Ward gives Tampa Bay some depth and talent at corner.
8		Quenton Nelson	OG	Notre Dame	6’5″	325
8	The Bears moved on from Josh Sitton at guard, Nelson would be an immediate starter on the line. this is a great match between talent and need.
9		Tremaine Edmunds	OLB	Virginia Tech	6’5″	250
9	49ers are in a shaky position at linebacker with the arrest of Reuben Foster and both the outside linebacker positions needing upgrades. Tremaine Edmunds is an athletic freak and one of the best tacklers in the draft.
10		Roquan Smith	ILB	Georgia	6’0″	225
10	The Raiders need an upgrade at weakside linebacker. Roquan Smith is a three down linebacker that will fit this need. if Navorro Bowman leaves that will increase the need.
11		Rashaan Evans	ILB	Alabama	6’2″	234
11	Evans is a do it all linebacker who can rush the passer on the edge or play the inside. This will add to the Dolphins linebacking unit that they’ve been trying to upgrade for years.
12		Orlando Brown	OT	Oklahoma	6’8″	355
12	Cedric Ogbuehi and Jake Fisher have been disappointing at tackle. Orlando Brown gives the bengals a potential franchise tackle for their offensive line.
13		Derwin James	S	Florida St.	6’3″	211
13	The Redskins need an upgrade at safety. Derwin james has star potential and would be a nice fit in Washington.
14		Vita Vea	DT	Washington	6’5″	344
14	New defensive coordinator likes a 3-4 nose tackle. Vita Vea is an absolute terror on the defensive line and would be a great fit for a Packers line that lacks depth.
15		Josh Allen	QB	Wyoming	6’5″	233
15	With the retirement of Carson Palmer, the cardinals are without a longterm option at QB. Allen could be that QB that the Cardinals take a chance on.
16		Calvin Ridley	WR	Alabama	6’1″	190
16	Ozzie Newsome loves himself some Alabama players. Jeremy Maclin is getting older and Mike Wallace could be gone in free agency. Ridley would be the ideal Mike Wallace replacement.
17		Connor Williams	OT	Texas	6’6″	320
17	The Chargers offensive line is aging. Connor Williams is a nice option as a future left tackle or kick him inside to guard.
18		Joshua Jackson	CB	Iowa	6’1″	192
18	Corner has gone from a position of strength to a need. Joshua Jackson has the height seattle looks for and the ball hawking ability.
19		Da’ron Payne	DT	Alabama	6’2″	308
19	Dallas lacks depth on the interior defensive line. Payne has star potential, but will need to improve his consistency.
20		Marcus Davenport	DE	UTSA	6’6″	259
20	Even with giving Ansah the franchise tag they still need someone on the opposite side adding a pass rush. Davenport has the potential to be a very good defensive end in the league.
21		Maurice Hurst	DT	Michigan	6’2″	282
21	The Bills need interior defensive line help. Hurst has rare pass rush ability for a DT and can help the bills on defense.
22		Lamar Jackson	QB	Louisville	6’3″	200
22	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.
23		Mike Hughes	CB	Central Florida	5’11”	191
23	Even with acquiring Marcus Peters, the Rams still need corner help. Mike Hughes adds another playmaker to the Rams defense.
24		James Washington	WR	Oklahoma St.	5’11”	210
24	Cam Newton needs help at receiver. Washington adds a playmaker to the panthers receiving core.
25		Arden Key	DE	LSU	6’6″	238
25	Key has the talent to go much higher, but has some off the field issues. The Titans could take a chance on him adding a premier pass rusher to their defense.
26		Harrison Phillips	DT	Stanford	6’3″	303
26	The Falcons will likely lose Dontari Poe. Harrison Phillips is a possible replacement.
27		Harold Landry	OLb	Boston College	6’2″	250
27	This would be ideal for the Saints to add a pass rusher like Landry. Landry had an injury filled 2017, but is a talented edge rusher when healthy.
28		Ronnie Harrison	S	Alabama	6’3″	214
28	The secondary for the steelers is the weakness of the team. Adding a hard hitting, playmaking like Ronnie Harrison could change that.
29		Isaiah Wynn	OG	Georgia	6’3″	308
29	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		Billy Price	C	Ohio St.	6’3″	312
30	The Vikings got a steal last year in Ohio State Center Pat Elflein. Billy Price could push the Vikings interior line to the next level as Price can be moved to guard.
31		Isaiah Oliver	CB	Colorado	6’1″	190
31	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 Likely moving on he could start opposite of Stephon Gilmore.
32		Mike McGlinchey	OT	Notre Dame	6’7″	310