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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

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2018 Draft Fever’s Big Board

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Top Ten Players:

1. Saquon Barkley, RB, Penn State– Barkley does not have a clear weakness and is a special player. He is a tough runner, but has an added toughness to him. Along with this he has the athleticism to run away or jump over defenders. Barkley runs with great balance as well. In the passing game he is a natural catcher of the football. Barkley leads a loaded 2018 running back class.

2. Bradley Chubb, DE, North Carolina State– His cousin Nick Chubb, running back for Georgia, received more headlines at the beginning of his college career, but it is Bradley that will be the higher draft pick. He is a relentless rusher that plays with a great motor. Throughout the entire season Chubb was a disruptive player with North Carolina State finishing with 10 Sacks and 23 TFLs. Chubb has the athleticism and the ability to bend around the corner you look for with a top defensive end prospect.

3. Minkah Fitzpatrick, S, Alabama– The leader of the Alabama secondary is one of the most versatile players in the draft. Early in his college career Fitzpatrick started at cornerback before eventually moving to safety. Fitzpatrick displays the combination of the coverage skills of a corner and the ball hawking ability of a safety. Fitzpatrick is a playmaker finishing his Alabama career with 9 INTs and 4 of those returned for a touchdown. His scheme versatility is a secondary coaches dream.

4. Sam Darnold, QB, USC– A lot was written, tweeted and posted about how Darnold was not ready for the NFL after a poor performance by the USC offense against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Darnold faced constant pressure with the Ohio State defensive line dominating the USC offensive line. It was not Darnold’s best performance, but he still displayed the skill set which I believe makes him the top quarterback in the draft. Darnold has a great pocket presence with a live arm. He is tough enough to stay in the pocket and make a throw, but at times tries to do too much and it leads to fumbles and interceptions. The combination of his great arm and accuracy makes him the top quarterback in this class.

5. Arden Key, DE, LSU– Heading into the year Arden Key was my top rated player. Key had a good, but not a great final season. He started the season slow with an offseason that included time away from the team. However, Key’s upside is through the roof. Key displays rare athleticism and bend for an edge rusher. If he can put it all together he could be the top player in this year’s draft.

6. Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson– One of my favorite players in this year’s draft. Ferrell has flashed over the past two years as Clemson’s premier pass rusher. He is a very good pass rusher and has the size to hold up in the run game. Ferrell finished the year with 9.5 sacks. He also is known as a high character guy. After the Alabama loss he offered one of the reporters to be the person to represent Clemson if they had any questions.

7. Vita Vea, DT, Washington– Vea is a guy who has shot up my draft rankings from my first initial scouting report. He is a huge defensive tackle listed at 6’5 344 lbs, but he can move with the best of them. Vea throws offensive lineman around and takes up a massive amount of space. A few times he has literally held up offensive lineman with one arm. He is equally disruptive as a pass rusher and a run stopper. Washington moved him all around the defensive line, and I believe he has some scheme versatility at the next level.

8. Rashaan Evans, ILB, Alabama– Evans developed into the leader of the Alabama defense during his senior year. He is also one of the most athletic linebackers in this years draft and flies around the football field. Alabama moved Evans around this season and he displayed great edge rushing ability as well. The versatility along the different linebacker positions makes Evans an early first round pick.

9. Quenton Nelson, OG, Notre Dame– Nelson is an instant plug and play starter at the offensive guard position. As a run blocker, he is one of the best with a very powerful punch. He finishes his blocks and absolutely dominated some defensive lineman. Nelson has the athleticism to pull and get to the second level. A team picking early will get a good starter with Nelson.

10. Roquan Smith, ILB, Georgia– The leader of the Georgia defense, Smith had a great Junior season. He is a smart, rangy linebacker that can play all three downs. Against Oklahoma he was exposed a little in the first half for not being able to disengage from offensive lineman. However, his athleticism, instincts, and tackling makes him a first round pick.

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NFL Day 2 Mock Draft

April 28, 2017 Tyler Vesely Leave a comment

Round 2

Pick	Name	Position	School	Height	Weight
33	Dalvin Cook	RB	Florida St.	5’10”	210
34	Cam Robinson	OT	Alabama	6’6″	322
35	Forrest Lamp	OG	Western Kentucky	6’4″	305
36	Malik McDowell	DT	Michigan St.	6’6″	295
37	Obi Melifonwu	S	Connecticut	6’4″	224
38	Budda Baker	S	Washington	5’10”	195
39	DeShone Kizer	QB	Notre Dame	6’4″	233
40	Kevin King	CB	Washington	6’3″	200
41	Joe Mixon	RB	Oklahoma	6’1″	228
42	Tyus Bowser	OLB	Houston	6’3″	244
43	Quincy Wilson	CB	Florida	6’2″	211
44	Zay Jones	WR	East Carolina	6’2″	201
45	ArDarius Stewart	WR	Alabama	5’11”	204
46	Carl Lawson	DE	Auburn	6’2″	261
47	Tim Williams	OLB	Alabama	6’3″	244
48	Dion Dawkins	OG	Temple	6’4″	314
49	Alvin Kamara	RB	Tennessee	5’10”	214
50	Curtis Samuel	RB	Ohio St.	5’11”	196
51	Chris Wormley	DT	Michigan	6’5″	297
52	Raekwon McMillan	ILB	Ohio St.	6’2″	240
53	Chris Godwin	WR	Penn St.	6’1″	209
54	Josh Jones	S	North Carolina St.	6’1″	220
55	Zach Cunningham	ILB	Vanderbilt	6’4″	234
56	Jaleel Johnson	DT	Iowa	6’3″	309
57	Taylor Moton	OT	Western Michigan	6’5″	319
58	Fabian Moreau	CB	CB	6’1″	205
59	Sidney Jones	CB	Washington	6’0″	199
60	Jalen Tabor	CB	Florida	6’0″	199
61	Cameron Sutton	CB	Tennessee	5’11”	182
62	Chidobe Awuzie	CB	Colorado	6’0″	202
63	Dan Feeney	OG	Indiana	6’4″	305
64	Jordan Willis	DE	Kansas St.	6’4″	255