My plan was to fortify the lines and the pass rush. The middle of the draft has a glut of day 2 WRs. I did use 3 selections on players who can impact pass rush. We certainly need a swarm of players we have no one. My biggest concern with how I drafted and what I wish I had addressed more of was IDL as we have no depth it appears right now. I'll hope to sign a priority FA run stuffer. :-)
Mock the Mock - Three Rounds, Pick your Poison adamg Â
Mock the Mock - Three Rounds, Pick your Poison
adamg : 7:40 pm
6 Josh Allen/Devin White
17 Christian Wilkins/Dexter Lawrence
37 Garrett Bradbury/Dalton Risner
95 N'Keal Murray/Kelvin Harmon
#6 Greedy Williams- I know this wont be a popular pick amongst BBI brethren but I see a rare potential shut down CB to pair with Janoris. He easily mirrors high caliber Receivers. Its impressive how he stays stuck to guys that are going be quality NFL wideouts. Erases them, Metcalf ,Ridley, etc. Bettchers D now greatly improved for ththe passing game with decent or better players at Safety and CB.
#17- Jaylon Ferguson - Edge with more size than Burns at 6'5 260 and NCAA all time record for sacks. Giants have been quietly all over this guy for a while now.
#32- Cody Ford OT- Trade up with Pats for a 4th and 6th round pick. (Matches on value chart) monster tackle in the mold Gettleman likes , could lock down the RT position starting day 1.
#95- Hakeem Butler- 6'6 228 and can juke smaller corners out of their pants with his route running. Ridiculous catch radius and consistently shows separation on tape from smaller CBs with his 4.48 speed.
at the Draft network. Rip it up... but this is the type of draft DG could and should (IMO) conduct for a 2 year rebuild. It focuses on the DL, both tackles and edge players, gets a decent LB prospect, and still lands 2 very solid WR and a QB...
No DBs at all in what appears to be a weak class at those positions.
6) Montez Sweat OLB Miss St. 6'6" 260 long arms physical freak
17) Ed Oliver DL Houston, 6'2" 287 "Aaron Donald lite"
37) Jeff Simmons Miss St. DL 6'4" 300 Fletcher Cox clone ACL tear
95) Tytus Howard OT Al St. 6'5" 322 Senior Bowl standout
108) Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford 6'2" 225 TD machine
132) Bobby Evans OL Okla, 6'4" 312 - long armed LT major part of best OL in college football
142) Stanley Morgan Jr WR Neb 6'0" ~10" hands who 2x broke and set Neb yards receiving record as jr then sr
143) Germaine Pratt ILB NC St 6'2" 240 1st team All ACC productive (104 tackles, 10.5 TFL, despite missing 2 games)
171) Anthony Nelson DE/ER Iowa 6'7" 271 Not a true position fit for Betcher, but tons of upside as pass rusher with great frame and length. Could be a fine rotational 3-4 DE for passing downs. Maybe more as he gains size and strength to match his length.
180) Jarret Stidham, QB Auburn 6'2" 218 - has a MUCH better grade from NFL.com than Lauletta had, and here he was available in round 6... graded "possible NFl starter". Giants reportedly have interest in him.
FWIW every single one of these guys earned a "possible NFL starter" grade from NFL.com, aside from the top 3 who earned "should be instant NFL starter" grades.
This is a deep draft at many positions, unfortunately not at CB or S, and I simply couldn't find relative value at those positions - so I ignored them. As noted, this draft is geared to be part of a 2 year rebuild - otherwise I could have "forced" a DB at 37 or 142 where I was doubling up at DL and then WR, but the value didn't look to be among the DBs available.
1: R1P6 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU
2: R1P17 DL CHRISTIAN WILKINS CLEMSON
3: R2P5 QB DANIEL JONES DUKE
4: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
5: R4P6 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA
6: R4P30 G CONNOR MCGOVERN PENN STATE
7: R5P4 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA
8: R5P5 CB SAIVION SMITH ALABAMA
9: R5P33 WR DAVID SILLS WEST VIRGINIA
10: R6P7 G BEAU BENZSCHAWEL WISCONSIN
11: R7P18 S TYREE KINNEL MICHIGAN
1: R1P6 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU
2: R1P17 DL CHRISTIAN WILKINS CLEMSON
3: R2P5 QB DANIEL JONES DUKE
4: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
5: R4P6 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA
6: R4P30 G CONNOR MCGOVERN PENN STATE
7: R5P4 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA
8: R5P5 CB SAIVION SMITH ALABAMA
9: R5P33 WR DAVID SILLS WEST VIRGINIA
10: R6P7 G BEAU BENZSCHAWEL WISCONSIN
11: R7P18 S TYREE KINNEL MICHIGAN
245: R7P31 EDGE MALIK REED NEVADA
6: R1P6 QB KYLER MURRAY OKLAHOMA
17: R1P17 EDGE RASHAN GARY MICHIGAN
37: R2P5 OT ANDRE DILLARD WASHINGTON STATE
95: R3P31 C ERIK MCCOY TEXAS A&M
108: R4P6 S JAQUAN JOHNSON MIAMI
132: R4P30 WR DAVID SILLS V WVU
142: R5P4 CB KENDALL SHEFFIELD OHIO STATE
143: R5P5 LB T.J. EDWARDS WISCONSIN
171: R5P33 EDGE SHAREEF MILLER PENN STATE
180: R6P7 EDGE SUTTON SMITH NORTHERN ILLINOIS
232: R7P18 RB MYLES GASKIN WASHINGTON
245: R7P31 OT ISAIAH PRINCE OHIO STATE
with all these mock sites of course, is draft day trades aren't taken into account. I have a feeling a lot of boards are going to be blown to smithereens....as per usual.
Still......I'm having fun with these, and I try to take into consideration what the war room would be thinking as the picks are coming down.
Mock the Mock - Three Rounds, Pick your Poison
adamg : 7:40 pm
6 Josh Allen/Devin White
17 Christian Wilkins/Dexter Lawrence
37 Garrett Bradbury/Dalton Risner
95 N'Keal Murray/Kelvin Harmon
Its N'Keal Harry* and I dont think he falls that far. Would be nice though.
Can't think of a better pick for the Giants defense than this guy. Big, long, and super athletic. Not sure if he'll be here after the combine he had but if he is there I would run up to the podium to take him.
1 (17) - Christian Wilkins DL Clemson
Can play any technique on the DL which will make him extremely valuable to this defense. Great kid and would become a leader for this defense in no time. Seen some crazy comps to this guy (Reggie White, Fletcher Cox, Geno Atkins). Again, I would run up to the podium with this pick.
2 (37) - Dalton Risner OT Kansas St.
Tough and physical blocker. I think he will be an ideal RT in this league with the hope that he translates to a LT eventually (but not necessary)
3 (96) - Emanuel Hall WR Missouri
Huge upside here. Has elite speed and a good build for a WR. A bit of a project as needs to work on route running but great upside is worth taking a chance on especially with teams loading the box against Barkley.
4 (108) - Joejuan Williams CB Vanderbilt
4 (133) - Darius Slayton WR Auburn
5 (142) - Marquise Blair S Utah
5 (143) - Jimmy Moreland CB James Madison (Love this guy. He's small but has a nose for the ball and could be a hidden gem.)
5 (171) - Josiah Tauaefa LB UTSA
6 (180) - Jonathan Ledbetter 3-4 DE Georgia
7 (232) - Jackson Barton OT Utah (6'7" 310 LBs)
7 (245) - Ty Johnson RB Maryland (Kick returner and ST weapon)
Can't think of a better pick for the Giants defense than this guy. Big, long, and super athletic. Not sure if he'll be here after the combine he had but if he is there I would run up to the podium to take him.
1 (17) - Christian Wilkins DL Clemson
Can play any technique on the DL which will make him extremely valuable to this defense. Great kid and would become a leader for this defense in no time. Seen some crazy comps to this guy (Reggie White, Fletcher Cox, Geno Atkins). Again, I would run up to the podium with this pick.
2 (37) - Dalton Risner OT Kansas St.
Tough and physical blocker. I think he will be an ideal RT in this league with the hope that he translates to a LT eventually (but not necessary)
3 (96) - Emanuel Hall WR Missouri
Huge upside here. Has elite speed and a good build for a WR. A bit of a project as needs to work on route running but great upside is worth taking a chance on especially with teams loading the box against Barkley.
4 (108) - Joejuan Williams CB Vanderbilt
4 (133) - Darius Slayton WR Auburn
5 (142) - Marquise Blair S Utah
5 (143) - Jimmy Moreland CB James Madison (Love this guy. He's small but has a nose for the ball and could be a hidden gem.)
5 (171) - Josiah Tauaefa LB UTSA
6 (180) - Jonathan Ledbetter 3-4 DE Georgia
7 (232) - Jackson Barton OT Utah (6'7" 310 LBs)
7 (245) - Ty Johnson RB Maryland (Kick returner and ST weapon)
Like it alot.Would take Hakeem Butler over Emanuel but Hakeem may not make it to 95.
#6 Greedy Williams- I know this wont be a popular pick amongst BBI brethren but I see a rare potential shut down CB to pair with Janoris. He easily mirrors high caliber Receivers. Its impressive how he stays stuck to guys that are going be quality NFL wideouts. Erases them, Metcalf ,Ridley, etc. Bettchers D now greatly improved for ththe passing game with decent or better players at Safety and CB.
#17- Jaylon Ferguson - Edge with more size than Burns at 6'5 260 and NCAA all time record for sacks. Giants have been quietly all over this guy for a while now.
#32- Cody Ford OT- Trade up with Pats for a 4th and 6th round pick. (Matches on value chart) monster tackle in the mold Gettleman likes , could lock down the RT position starting day 1.
#95- Hakeem Butler- 6'6 228 and can juke smaller corners out of their pants with his route running. Ridiculous catch radius and consistently shows separation on tape from smaller CBs with his 4.48 speed.
Another reason I went this route was each guy on this list has elite production potential at a need position for this team. Ferguson is going to rise on draft boards as he is the entire package (more size than Burns and better frame too,..47 career sacks). Greedy is better than many are giving him credit for and while his game isnt perfect he is the only CB with true shutdown cover potential. I like Sweat but I think the combo of Greedy/Jaylon would be better than Sweat/Deandre Baker
for those who don't want to trade up or down or draft a QB early Â
6: R1P6 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU
17: R1P17 DL RASHAN GARY MICHIGAN
37: R2P5 S JUAN THORNHILL VIRGINIA
95: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
108: R4P6 WR PARRIS CAMPBELL OHIO STATE
132: R4P30 EDGE PORTER GUSTIN USC
142: R5P4 C ROSS PIERSCHBACHER ALABAMA
143: R5P5 RB TRAYVEON WILLIAMS TEXAS A&M
171: R5P33 DL MICHAEL DOGBE TEMPLE
180: R6P7CB JAMEL DEAN AUBURN
232: R7P18G BEN POWERS OKLAHOMA
245: R7P31 QB TRACE MCSORLEY PENN STATE
our defense would be deadly in a few years and I think we can find a good RT with Scharping
6th LB DEVIN WHITE
LSU
17th EDGE RASHAN GARY
MICHIGAN
37th WR PARRIS CAMPBELL
OHIO STATE
95th QB TYREE JACKSON
BUFFALO
108th G/C ROSS PIERSCHBACHER
ALABAMA
132 WR EMMANUEL HALL
MISSOURI
142 LB T.J. EDWARDS
WISCONSIN
143. TE CALEB WILSON
UCLA
171. TE FOSTER MOREAU
LSU
180 DL AMANI BLEDSOE
OKLAHOMA
232. OT ISAIAH PRINCE
OHIO STATE
245 OT TREY PIPKINS
SIOUX FALLS
1 Arizona - QB Kyler Murray, Oklahoma
I believe this is what the new regime wants, and what they'll do with Rosen? TBD.
2 San Francisco - DT Quinnen Williams, Alabama
This is quite simply a no brainer pick for GM John Lynch.
3 NY Jets - Edge Nick Bosa, Ohio State
Perfect fit for Jets lands right in their lap.
4 CINCINATTI (trade with OAK) - QB Drew Lock, Missouri
Surprise trade up and pick here, as the new Bengals regime lead by Sean McVay disciple Zac Taylor, wants to get his own new QB to build the franchise around, and elect to go with Lock over Haskins.
5 Tampa Bay - Edge Josh Allen, Kentucky
The Bucs' break my heart with this pick...How I want him to fall to #6! But he's too good of a fit in Tampa and he's too good to pass over.
6 NY Giants - ILB Devin White, LSU
Here's the deal...White is a monster of a linebacker prospect and could be a "gold jacket guy". He's an instant starter who upgrades the defense. I don't have any qualms about this pick, and he's an excellent fall-back option to Allen.
7 Jacksonville - OT Jonah Williams, Alabama
I think Jax is going to try to give Foles every chance to succeed, and they'll try to help him out with the best OT in this draft.
8 Detroit - DT Ed Oliver, Houston
The Lions need a lot of help on defense, and an interior pass rush to line up next to Snacks Harrison helps everyone.
9 Buffalo - WR D.K. Metcalf, Mississippi
Someone is going to be infatuated with Metcalf. Why not the Bills, who have underneath receiver talent in Cole Beasley and Zay Jones. Josh Allen now has a monster receiver he can't out throw.
10 Denver - CB Greedy Williams, LSU
Had a tough time with this pick and the Broncos could go several different directions, including Haskins or Rashan Gary, or even T.J. Hockenson. But I just feel like CB is such a need here, and Williams is perhaps the top corner in the draft, and something tells me Haskins is going to slip.
11 Oakland - Edge, Montez Sweat, Mississippi State
After trading down for an extra 1st in 2020 and an extra 2nd this year, Oakland makes a splash with Sweat to try to make Raider Nation forget about Khalil Mack.
12 Green Bay - DE Rashan Gary, Michigan
This is just good value for the Packers to get Gary here. Mike Daniels is entering into the final year of his deal and finished 2018 on IR with a foot injury. The versatile Gary just fits here.
13 Miami - QB Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State
The Dolphins considered trading up for Haskins, and can't believe he fell to them at 13.
14 Atlanta - DT Jeffery Simmons, Mississippi State
The Falcons are desperate for improvement at the POA, and Simmons is one of the best players in the draft in that area. They simply have to wait a bit for him to recover from the ACL, but they are willing to do that for an elite talent like him.
15 Washington - Edge Clelin Ferrell, Clemson
Slots in for the departed Preston Smith. I could see the 'Skins prioritizing QB here, but I think they wait a little longer and perhaps look in the 2nd round to get their man.
16 Carolina - OT Andre Dillard, Washington State
Dillard makes a ton of sense for the Panthers.
17 NY Giants - DT Christian Wilkins, Clemson
I tried to see some kind of way in which Wilkins wouldn't drop this far, and perhaps he won't. But he's really good, has exceptional character, and fits this team like a glove.
18 Minnesota - TE T.J. Hockenson, Iowa
This guy is a complete package TE that will really help Kirk Cousins, the passing game, and Dalvin Cook in the running attack. Tight end is a luxury pick, but the Vikings can afford to take one, and Hockenson is an elite talent. Daniel Jeremiah says he is one of the best blocking tight ends he has EVER evaluated.
19 Tennessee - Edge Brian Burns, Florida State
The Titans are looking for pass rushing help to complement newcomer Cameron Wake after Brian Orakpo's retirement.
20 Pittsburgh - RB Josh Jacobs, Alabama
The Steelers aren't looking to replace Antonio Brown here, but they get a lot better replacing Le'Veon Bell with an elite RB talent in Jacobs.
21 Seattle - OT Jawaan Taylor, Florida
Reinvestment along the OL is very much needed for the 'Hawks, and they feel fortunate to get Taylor at this spot in the first round.
22 Baltimore - LB Devin Bush, Michigan
The Ravens are a team that values linebackers. Bush is a good one.
23 Houston - NT Dexter Lawrence, Clemson
Why? Because this is the pick that AFC South competitors will just hate. As if JJ Watt and franchise tagged Jadeveon Clowney needed any more help, right?
24 Oakland - CB Trayvon Mullen, Clemson
I actually feel like Mullen has a chance to be the first CB taken off the board.
25 Philadelphia - OT Greg Little, Ole Miss
Jason Peters can't play forever, and Little projects well as the Eagles' franchise LT of the future.
26 Indianapolis - CB Deandre Baker, Georgia
The Jim Thorpe awardee adds to an improving Indy defense.
27 Oakland - DL Jerry Tillery, Notre Dame
Oakland continues their shopping spree with five picks in the first two rounds, with this being their third and final third rounder. Tillery fits nicely at the 3-4 DE position, and Oakland needs help there.
28 LA Chargers - OT Cody Ford, Oklahoma
Area of concern for the Chargers, but might they take Daniel Jones here?
29 Kansas City - WR A.J. Brown, Ole Miss
Why not add another dangerous target for Mahomes?
30 Green Bay - Edge Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech
The Pack continue to get better in the front 7 of their defense.
31 LA Rams - TE Noah Fant, Iowa
The one skill position on offense the Rams didn't have a mismatch at was TE. Fant brings a middle of the field option to Goff.
32 Tampa Bay (after TRADE up to Patriots pick from #39) - QB Daniel Jones, Duke
Bruce Arians might want to get his own signal caller in there, and a trade up back into the first gives him the extra 5th year team option for Daniel Jones, while also jumping the Giants and the Raiders at the top of Round 2. Winston has embarrassed the organization more than once, and hasn't made up for it on the field with exceptional play. Jones has some real qualities in an NFL QB, and I can see the Bucs valuing a clean signal caller here at the end of the first round.
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Bonus - 2nd round to Giants pick at #37 overall:
33 Arizona - CB Byron Murphy, Washington
Value pick at a premium position for a team with a lot of holes.
34 Indianapolis - WR N'Keal Harry, Arizona State
Andrew Luck gets a big, boundary receiver to complement T.Y. Hilton.
35 Oakland - S Johnathan Abram, Mississippi State
Oakland goes defense for the fourth time in a row in the first 35 picks.
36 San Francisco - WR Marquise Brown, Oklahoma
San Francisco wanted a threat at WR, they finally get one in the mercurial "Hollywood" Brown with elite speed.
37 NY Giants - OT Dalton Risner, Kansas State
Kind of an ideal, dream scenario for the Giants, to have the versatile Risner there for them at #37.
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There you have it. How would you feel about landing Devin White, Christian Wilkins, and Dalton Risner in this draft? I don't know about you, but I'd be pretty stoked.
Getting Barkley the best and getting future QB of 2020 the best Â
I'm assuming no QB will be taken by Gmen in early rounds. What's most important is in early rounds to try to WIN games at the OLINE rather than just play even and HOPE SB can break one. TRY to be the best at the OL -- or among the best in all of football. Which will ultimately help the future 2020 QB.
6-- DL Oliver (Pass rusher needed.)
17-- RT Risner (I expetc he'll be gone by the 6th pick in rd 2)
37-- C Bradberry 1st. If not Bradberry then get McCoy. Pio is not very good. Give SB the best and give the eventual QB the best. Give the best RB in football the best OLINE and let's stop massively overpaying in FA for OLINE.
96-- ILB - Joe Giles Harris will be a starter and can cover the passing game.
108 -- CB Isiaah Johnson -- unsure about Beal. Would like a potential starter if not 2019 but 2020.
133 --- Safety - Sheldrick Redwine. He'll start by 2020 or sooner.
143-- WR -- DaMarkus Lodge. Frankly, I'd consider moving him up to 3rd or 4th.
144 -- NT -- Daylon Mack I want a load inside.
172 -- CB -- Jimmy Moreland. Between Johnson and Moreland should be able to say goodbye to Jenkins in 2020.
1A) M. Sweat ER Miss St
1B) R. Gary DL Mich
2) D. Bush. ILB Mich
3) K Murray QB Okla
4A) C. McGovern IOL PSU
4B) T. Howard OT Ala. St
5A) J Layne CB. Mich. St
5B) S Bunting CB Central Mich.
5C) B Benzschawel OG Wish.
6) S. Morgan Jr. WR Neb
Cold weather players, Big Ten heavy... Crazy that Murray's there at 95, huh? Obviously On The Clock still has us with Cleveland's 5th and not our 4th...
Talk about upgrading team speed across the defense, at at QB, ridiculous!
1A) M. Sweat ER Miss St
1B) R. Gary DL Mich
2) D. Bush. ILB Mich
3) K Murray QB Okla
4A) C. McGovern IOL PSU
4B) T. Howard OT Ala. St
5A) J Layne CB. Mich. St
5B) S Bunting CB Central Mich.
5C) B Benzschawel OG Wish.
6) S. Morgan Jr. WR Neb
Cold weather players, Big Ten heavy... Crazy that Murray's there at 95, huh? Obviously On The Clock still has us with Cleveland's 5th and not our 4th...
Talk about upgrading team speed across the defense, at at QB, ridiculous!
1 (6) - Josh Allen
1 (17) - Hollywood Brown - hope he's still there at 17
2 - Juan Thornhill - most athletic safety in the draft and a sure tackler
3 - Michael Deiter - I like his versatility at C/G
6 Ed Oliver DL Houston
17 Rashan Gary DL (ER) Michigan
37 TJ Hockenson TE Iowa
95 Michael Dieter OL Wisconsin
108 Beau Benzschawel OG Wisconsin
132 David Long LB WVU
142 David Sills WR WVU
143 CB Jamel Dean Auburn
171 CB David Long, Michigan
180 LB Cameron Smith USC
232 CB Sean Bunting Central Michigan
243 S Evan Worthington Colorado
Drafted With BPA, Bosa falls to 6th, Sweat to 17... Â
1:6 DE/edge. N Bosa Ohio St A+
1:17 DE/edge M. Sweat Miss st A-
2:5 WR DK Medcalf. Miss A-
3:31. CB. K Boyd. Texas A+
4:6. OG. R. Pierchbacher Bama A+
4:30. QB. N Fitzgerald Miss st A+
5:4. WR. D. Samuel. S. Car. A+
5:5 C Garret Bradly NCS A+
5:33. OLB Joey Alfieri Stan A+
6:7. ILB. Tyrell Dodson. A+
7:18 RB B Love Stan. A+
7:31. K Givens DT. A+
How does Q. Williams only get an 'A' and not an A+ with 6th pick. Haskins still on board as well but hard to pass top 2-3 BP at 6. I think i filled needs along the way... thoughts?
17. Brian Burns - Edge - FSU
37. Chris Lindstrom - IOL -Boston College
95. JJ Arcega-Whiteside -WR - Stanford
108. Marquise Blair - S - Utah
132. Bobby Evans - OT - Oklahoma
142. DaMarkus Lodge - WR - Mississippi
143. Gardner Minshew - QB - Washington State
171. Ben Burr-Kirven - LB - Washington
180. Anthony Nelson - EDGE - Iowa
232. Bruce Anderson - RB - North Dakota State
245. Tim Harris - CB - Virginia
Fire away:
My plan was to fortify the lines and the pass rush. The middle of the draft has a glut of day 2 WRs. I did use 3 selections on players who can impact pass rush. We certainly need a swarm of players we have no one. My biggest concern with how I drafted and what I wish I had addressed more of was IDL as we have no depth it appears right now. I'll hope to sign a priority FA run stuffer. :-)
adamg : 7:40 pm
6 Josh Allen/Devin White
17 Christian Wilkins/Dexter Lawrence
37 Garrett Bradbury/Dalton Risner
95 N'Keal Murray/Kelvin Harmon
#17- Jaylon Ferguson - Edge with more size than Burns at 6'5 260 and NCAA all time record for sacks. Giants have been quietly all over this guy for a while now.
#32- Cody Ford OT- Trade up with Pats for a 4th and 6th round pick. (Matches on value chart) monster tackle in the mold Gettleman likes , could lock down the RT position starting day 1.
#95- Hakeem Butler- 6'6 228 and can juke smaller corners out of their pants with his route running. Ridiculous catch radius and consistently shows separation on tape from smaller CBs with his 4.48 speed.
No DBs at all in what appears to be a weak class at those positions.
6) Montez Sweat OLB Miss St. 6'6" 260 long arms physical freak
17) Ed Oliver DL Houston, 6'2" 287 "Aaron Donald lite"
37) Jeff Simmons Miss St. DL 6'4" 300 Fletcher Cox clone ACL tear
95) Tytus Howard OT Al St. 6'5" 322 Senior Bowl standout
108) Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford 6'2" 225 TD machine
132) Bobby Evans OL Okla, 6'4" 312 - long armed LT major part of best OL in college football
142) Stanley Morgan Jr WR Neb 6'0" ~10" hands who 2x broke and set Neb yards receiving record as jr then sr
143) Germaine Pratt ILB NC St 6'2" 240 1st team All ACC productive (104 tackles, 10.5 TFL, despite missing 2 games)
171) Anthony Nelson DE/ER Iowa 6'7" 271 Not a true position fit for Betcher, but tons of upside as pass rusher with great frame and length. Could be a fine rotational 3-4 DE for passing downs. Maybe more as he gains size and strength to match his length.
180) Jarret Stidham, QB Auburn 6'2" 218 - has a MUCH better grade from NFL.com than Lauletta had, and here he was available in round 6... graded "possible NFl starter". Giants reportedly have interest in him.
FWIW every single one of these guys earned a "possible NFL starter" grade from NFL.com, aside from the top 3 who earned "should be instant NFL starter" grades.
This is a deep draft at many positions, unfortunately not at CB or S, and I simply couldn't find relative value at those positions - so I ignored them. As noted, this draft is geared to be part of a 2 year rebuild - otherwise I could have "forced" a DB at 37 or 142 where I was doubling up at DL and then WR, but the value didn't look to be among the DBs available.
Fun process to pick against the machine.
YOUR PICKS
1: R1P6 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU
2: R1P17 DL CHRISTIAN WILKINS CLEMSON
3: R2P5 QB DANIEL JONES DUKE
4: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
5: R4P6 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA
6: R4P30 G CONNOR MCGOVERN PENN STATE
7: R5P4 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA
8: R5P5 CB SAIVION SMITH ALABAMA
9: R5P33 WR DAVID SILLS WEST VIRGINIA
10: R6P7 G BEAU BENZSCHAWEL WISCONSIN
11: R7P18 S TYREE KINNEL MICHIGAN
YOUR PICKS
1: R1P6 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU
2: R1P17 DL CHRISTIAN WILKINS CLEMSON
3: R2P5 QB DANIEL JONES DUKE
4: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
5: R4P6 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA
6: R4P30 G CONNOR MCGOVERN PENN STATE
7: R5P4 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA
8: R5P5 CB SAIVION SMITH ALABAMA
9: R5P33 WR DAVID SILLS WEST VIRGINIA
10: R6P7 G BEAU BENZSCHAWEL WISCONSIN
11: R7P18 S TYREE KINNEL MICHIGAN
245: R7P31 EDGE MALIK REED NEVADA
17: R1P17 EDGE RASHAN GARY MICHIGAN
37: R2P5 OT ANDRE DILLARD WASHINGTON STATE
95: R3P31 C ERIK MCCOY TEXAS A&M
108: R4P6 S JAQUAN JOHNSON MIAMI
132: R4P30 WR DAVID SILLS V WVU
142: R5P4 CB KENDALL SHEFFIELD OHIO STATE
143: R5P5 LB T.J. EDWARDS WISCONSIN
171: R5P33 EDGE SHAREEF MILLER PENN STATE
180: R6P7 EDGE SUTTON SMITH NORTHERN ILLINOIS
232: R7P18 RB MYLES GASKIN WASHINGTON
245: R7P31 OT ISAIAH PRINCE OHIO STATE
17 - Devin Bush - lb
37 - Will Grier - qb
95 - Miles Boykin - wr
17 - Brian Burns
37 - Devin Bush
Which is ridiculous
Still......I'm having fun with these, and I try to take into consideration what the war room would be thinking as the picks are coming down.
1st(17th) - Jawaan Taylor OT Florida
2nd (37th) - A.J. Brown WR Ole Miss
3rd (96th) - Chauncey Gardner-Johnson S/CB Florida
4th (109th) - Joejuan Williams CB Vandy
4th (133rd) - Trysten Hill DL UCF
5th (143rd) - Germaine Pratt LB NC State
5th (144th) - Connor McGovern C Penn State
5th (172nd) - Foster Moreau TE LSU
6th (181st) - Mitch Hyatt OT Clemson
7th (234th) - Corbin Kaufusi DE BYU
7th (247th) - Leon Sandcastle ATH.
2 Garrett Bradbury
3 Nasir Adderley
Anything after that I can't say without much knowledge of the later rounds
adamg : 7:40 pm
6 Josh Allen/Devin White
17 Christian Wilkins/Dexter Lawrence
37 Garrett Bradbury/Dalton Risner
95 N'Keal Murray/Kelvin Harmon
Its N'Keal Harry* and I dont think he falls that far. Would be nice though.
Can't think of a better pick for the Giants defense than this guy. Big, long, and super athletic. Not sure if he'll be here after the combine he had but if he is there I would run up to the podium to take him.
1 (17) - Christian Wilkins DL Clemson
Can play any technique on the DL which will make him extremely valuable to this defense. Great kid and would become a leader for this defense in no time. Seen some crazy comps to this guy (Reggie White, Fletcher Cox, Geno Atkins). Again, I would run up to the podium with this pick.
2 (37) - Dalton Risner OT Kansas St.
Tough and physical blocker. I think he will be an ideal RT in this league with the hope that he translates to a LT eventually (but not necessary)
3 (96) - Emanuel Hall WR Missouri
Huge upside here. Has elite speed and a good build for a WR. A bit of a project as needs to work on route running but great upside is worth taking a chance on especially with teams loading the box against Barkley.
4 (108) - Joejuan Williams CB Vanderbilt
4 (133) - Darius Slayton WR Auburn
5 (142) - Marquise Blair S Utah
5 (143) - Jimmy Moreland CB James Madison (Love this guy. He's small but has a nose for the ball and could be a hidden gem.)
5 (171) - Josiah Tauaefa LB UTSA
6 (180) - Jonathan Ledbetter 3-4 DE Georgia
7 (232) - Jackson Barton OT Utah (6'7" 310 LBs)
7 (245) - Ty Johnson RB Maryland (Kick returner and ST weapon)
6. Devin White
17. Montez Sweat
37. Nassir Adderley
95. Zach Allen
104. Rock Ya Sin
Can't think of a better pick for the Giants defense than this guy. Big, long, and super athletic. Not sure if he'll be here after the combine he had but if he is there I would run up to the podium to take him.
1 (17) - Christian Wilkins DL Clemson
Can play any technique on the DL which will make him extremely valuable to this defense. Great kid and would become a leader for this defense in no time. Seen some crazy comps to this guy (Reggie White, Fletcher Cox, Geno Atkins). Again, I would run up to the podium with this pick.
2 (37) - Dalton Risner OT Kansas St.
Tough and physical blocker. I think he will be an ideal RT in this league with the hope that he translates to a LT eventually (but not necessary)
3 (96) - Emanuel Hall WR Missouri
Huge upside here. Has elite speed and a good build for a WR. A bit of a project as needs to work on route running but great upside is worth taking a chance on especially with teams loading the box against Barkley.
4 (108) - Joejuan Williams CB Vanderbilt
4 (133) - Darius Slayton WR Auburn
5 (142) - Marquise Blair S Utah
5 (143) - Jimmy Moreland CB James Madison (Love this guy. He's small but has a nose for the ball and could be a hidden gem.)
5 (171) - Josiah Tauaefa LB UTSA
6 (180) - Jonathan Ledbetter 3-4 DE Georgia
7 (232) - Jackson Barton OT Utah (6'7" 310 LBs)
7 (245) - Ty Johnson RB Maryland (Kick returner and ST weapon)
Like it alot.Would take Hakeem Butler over Emanuel but Hakeem may not make it to 95.
1st(17th) - Jawaan Taylor OT Florida
2nd (37th) - A.J. Brown WR Ole Miss
3rd (96th) - Chauncey Gardner-Johnson S/CB Florida
4th (109th) - Joejuan Williams CB Vandy
4th (133rd) - Trysten Hill DL UCF
5th (143rd) - Germaine Pratt LB NC State
5th (144th) - Connor McGovern C Penn State
5th (172nd) - Foster Moreau TE LSU
6th (181st) - Mitch Hyatt OT Clemson
7th (234th) - Corbin Kaufusi DE BYU
7th (247th) - Leon Sandcastle ATH.
This is a good one too. Does AJ make 37 though?
6. Devin White
17. Montez Sweat
37. Nassir Adderley
95. Zach Allen
104. Rock Ya Sin
Rock and Zach Allen will be gone before you have us taking them...Adderly could be too
17. Jonah Williams - OT - Alabama
37. Jeffrey Simmons - DL - Mississippi State
95. Joejuan Williams - CB - Vanderbilt
108. JJ Arcega-Whiteside - WR - Stanford
132. Connor McGovern - OG/C - Penn State
142. Germaine Pratt - LB - NC State
143. Mecole Hardman - WR - Georgia
171. Chris Slayton - DL - Syracuse
180. Mike Jordan - OG/OC - Ohio St.
232. Benny Snell - RB - Kentucky
245. Malik Gant - FS - Marshall
Let me know your thoughts!
6. Rashan Gary - EDGE - Michigan
17. DK Metcalf - WR - Ole Miss
37. Dalton Risner - OT - Kansas State
95. Joejuan Williams - CB - Vanderbilt
108. JJ Arcega-Whiteside - WR - Stanford
132. Isaiah Buggs - DL - Alabama
142. Germaine Pratt - LB - NC State
143. Mecole Hardman - WR - Georgia
171. Chris Slayton - DL - Syracuse
180. Mike Jordan - OG/OC - Ohio St.
232. Benny Snell - RB - Kentucky
245. Malik Gant - FS - Marshall
108. Joe Jackson - EDGE - Miami ***
I realized I had 3 WRs total.
Was thinking the same thing - sticky it or lose it...
#17- Jaylon Ferguson - Edge with more size than Burns at 6'5 260 and NCAA all time record for sacks. Giants have been quietly all over this guy for a while now.
#32- Cody Ford OT- Trade up with Pats for a 4th and 6th round pick. (Matches on value chart) monster tackle in the mold Gettleman likes , could lock down the RT position starting day 1.
#95- Hakeem Butler- 6'6 228 and can juke smaller corners out of their pants with his route running. Ridiculous catch radius and consistently shows separation on tape from smaller CBs with his 4.48 speed.
Another reason I went this route was each guy on this list has elite production potential at a need position for this team. Ferguson is going to rise on draft boards as he is the entire package (more size than Burns and better frame too,..47 career sacks). Greedy is better than many are giving him credit for and while his game isnt perfect he is the only CB with true shutdown cover potential. I like Sweat but I think the combo of Greedy/Jaylon would be better than Sweat/Deandre Baker
17: R1P17 DL RASHAN GARY MICHIGAN
37: R2P5 S JUAN THORNHILL VIRGINIA
95: R3P31 OT MAX SCHARPING NORTHERN ILLINOIS
108: R4P6 WR PARRIS CAMPBELL OHIO STATE
132: R4P30 EDGE PORTER GUSTIN USC
142: R5P4 C ROSS PIERSCHBACHER ALABAMA
143: R5P5 RB TRAYVEON WILLIAMS TEXAS A&M
171: R5P33 DL MICHAEL DOGBE TEMPLE
180: R6P7CB JAMEL DEAN AUBURN
232: R7P18G BEN POWERS OKLAHOMA
245: R7P31 QB TRACE MCSORLEY PENN STATE
our defense would be deadly in a few years and I think we can find a good RT with Scharping
How serious is it considered?
EDGE JOSH ALLEN
KENTUCKY
17: R1P17
OT ANDRE DILLARD
WASHINGTON STATE
37: R2P5
S NASIR ADDERLY
DELAWARE
95: R3P31
CB LONNIE JOHNSON
KENTUCKY
108: R4P6
WR EMANUEL HALL
MISSOURI
132: R4P30
QB RYAN FINLEY
NC STATE
142: R5P4
LB DRUE TRANQUILL
NOTRE DAME
143: R5P5
RB BRYCE LOVE
STANFORD
171: R5P33
TE FOSTER MOREAU
LSU
180: R6P7
WR JAKOBI MEYERS
NC STATE
232: R7P18
EDGE RONHEEN BINGHAM
ARKANSAS STATE
245: R7P31
G MICHAEL JORDAN
OHIO S
EDGE JOSH ALLEN
KENTUCKY
17: R1P17
OT ANDRE DILLARD
WASHINGTON STATE
37: R2P5
S NASIR ADDERLY
DELAWARE
95: R3P31
CB LONNIE JOHNSON
KENTUCKY
108: R4P6
WR EMANUEL HALL
MISSOURI
132: R4P30
QB RYAN FINLEY
NC STATE
142: R5P4
LB DRUE TRANQUILL
NOTRE DAME
143: R5P5
RB BRYCE LOVE
STANFORD
171: R5P33
TE FOSTER MOREAU
LSU
180: R6P7
WR JAKOBI MEYERS
NC STATE
232: R7P18
EDGE RONHEEN BINGHAM
ARKANSAS STATE
245: R7P31
G MICHAEL JORDAN
OHIO S
Touché
EDGE NICK BOSA
OHIO STATE
17: R1P17
OT GREG LITTLE
MISSISSIPPI
37: R2P5
WR A.J. BROWN
MISSISSIPPI
95: R3P31
S JUAN THORNHILL
UVA
108: R4P6
TE DAWSON KNOX
MISSISSIPPI
132: R4P30
LB GERMAINE PRATT
NC STATE
142: R5P4
WR TERRY MCLAURIN
OHIO STATE
143: R5P5
LB TRE LAMAR
CLEMSON
171: R5P33
S DARNELL SAVAGE
MARYLAND
180: R6P7
RB BRYCE LOVE
STANFORD
232: R7P18
CB IMAN MARSHALL
USC
245: R7P31
CB DAVID LONG
MICHIGAN
LSU
17th EDGE RASHAN GARY
MICHIGAN
37th WR PARRIS CAMPBELL
OHIO STATE
95th QB TYREE JACKSON
BUFFALO
108th G/C ROSS PIERSCHBACHER
ALABAMA
132 WR EMMANUEL HALL
MISSOURI
142 LB T.J. EDWARDS
WISCONSIN
143. TE CALEB WILSON
UCLA
171. TE FOSTER MOREAU
LSU
180 DL AMANI BLEDSOE
OKLAHOMA
232. OT ISAIAH PRINCE
OHIO STATE
245 OT TREY PIPKINS
SIOUX FALLS
6: R1P6
QB DREW LOCK
MISSOURI
17: R1P17
EDGE CLELIN FERRELL
CLEMSON
37: R2P5
EDGE OSHANE XIMINES
OLD DOMINION
95: R3P31
CB TRAYVON MULLEN
CLEMSON
108: R4P6
OT MAX SCHARPING
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
132: R4P30
LB TERRILL HANKS
NEW MEXICO STATE
142: R5P4
WR DAVID SILLS
WEST VIRGINIA
143: R5P5
EDGE AUSTIN BRYANT
CLEMSON
171: R5P33
DL DANIEL WISE
KANSAS
I believe this is what the new regime wants, and what they'll do with Rosen? TBD.
2 San Francisco - DT Quinnen Williams, Alabama
This is quite simply a no brainer pick for GM John Lynch.
3 NY Jets - Edge Nick Bosa, Ohio State
Perfect fit for Jets lands right in their lap.
4 CINCINATTI (trade with OAK) - QB Drew Lock, Missouri
Surprise trade up and pick here, as the new Bengals regime lead by Sean McVay disciple Zac Taylor, wants to get his own new QB to build the franchise around, and elect to go with Lock over Haskins.
5 Tampa Bay - Edge Josh Allen, Kentucky
The Bucs' break my heart with this pick...How I want him to fall to #6! But he's too good of a fit in Tampa and he's too good to pass over.
6 NY Giants - ILB Devin White, LSU
Here's the deal...White is a monster of a linebacker prospect and could be a "gold jacket guy". He's an instant starter who upgrades the defense. I don't have any qualms about this pick, and he's an excellent fall-back option to Allen.
7 Jacksonville - OT Jonah Williams, Alabama
I think Jax is going to try to give Foles every chance to succeed, and they'll try to help him out with the best OT in this draft.
8 Detroit - DT Ed Oliver, Houston
The Lions need a lot of help on defense, and an interior pass rush to line up next to Snacks Harrison helps everyone.
9 Buffalo - WR D.K. Metcalf, Mississippi
Someone is going to be infatuated with Metcalf. Why not the Bills, who have underneath receiver talent in Cole Beasley and Zay Jones. Josh Allen now has a monster receiver he can't out throw.
10 Denver - CB Greedy Williams, LSU
Had a tough time with this pick and the Broncos could go several different directions, including Haskins or Rashan Gary, or even T.J. Hockenson. But I just feel like CB is such a need here, and Williams is perhaps the top corner in the draft, and something tells me Haskins is going to slip.
11 Oakland - Edge, Montez Sweat, Mississippi State
After trading down for an extra 1st in 2020 and an extra 2nd this year, Oakland makes a splash with Sweat to try to make Raider Nation forget about Khalil Mack.
12 Green Bay - DE Rashan Gary, Michigan
This is just good value for the Packers to get Gary here. Mike Daniels is entering into the final year of his deal and finished 2018 on IR with a foot injury. The versatile Gary just fits here.
13 Miami - QB Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State
The Dolphins considered trading up for Haskins, and can't believe he fell to them at 13.
14 Atlanta - DT Jeffery Simmons, Mississippi State
The Falcons are desperate for improvement at the POA, and Simmons is one of the best players in the draft in that area. They simply have to wait a bit for him to recover from the ACL, but they are willing to do that for an elite talent like him.
15 Washington - Edge Clelin Ferrell, Clemson
Slots in for the departed Preston Smith. I could see the 'Skins prioritizing QB here, but I think they wait a little longer and perhaps look in the 2nd round to get their man.
16 Carolina - OT Andre Dillard, Washington State
Dillard makes a ton of sense for the Panthers.
17 NY Giants - DT Christian Wilkins, Clemson
I tried to see some kind of way in which Wilkins wouldn't drop this far, and perhaps he won't. But he's really good, has exceptional character, and fits this team like a glove.
18 Minnesota - TE T.J. Hockenson, Iowa
This guy is a complete package TE that will really help Kirk Cousins, the passing game, and Dalvin Cook in the running attack. Tight end is a luxury pick, but the Vikings can afford to take one, and Hockenson is an elite talent. Daniel Jeremiah says he is one of the best blocking tight ends he has EVER evaluated.
19 Tennessee - Edge Brian Burns, Florida State
The Titans are looking for pass rushing help to complement newcomer Cameron Wake after Brian Orakpo's retirement.
20 Pittsburgh - RB Josh Jacobs, Alabama
The Steelers aren't looking to replace Antonio Brown here, but they get a lot better replacing Le'Veon Bell with an elite RB talent in Jacobs.
21 Seattle - OT Jawaan Taylor, Florida
Reinvestment along the OL is very much needed for the 'Hawks, and they feel fortunate to get Taylor at this spot in the first round.
22 Baltimore - LB Devin Bush, Michigan
The Ravens are a team that values linebackers. Bush is a good one.
23 Houston - NT Dexter Lawrence, Clemson
Why? Because this is the pick that AFC South competitors will just hate. As if JJ Watt and franchise tagged Jadeveon Clowney needed any more help, right?
24 Oakland - CB Trayvon Mullen, Clemson
I actually feel like Mullen has a chance to be the first CB taken off the board.
25 Philadelphia - OT Greg Little, Ole Miss
Jason Peters can't play forever, and Little projects well as the Eagles' franchise LT of the future.
26 Indianapolis - CB Deandre Baker, Georgia
The Jim Thorpe awardee adds to an improving Indy defense.
27 Oakland - DL Jerry Tillery, Notre Dame
Oakland continues their shopping spree with five picks in the first two rounds, with this being their third and final third rounder. Tillery fits nicely at the 3-4 DE position, and Oakland needs help there.
28 LA Chargers - OT Cody Ford, Oklahoma
Area of concern for the Chargers, but might they take Daniel Jones here?
29 Kansas City - WR A.J. Brown, Ole Miss
Why not add another dangerous target for Mahomes?
30 Green Bay - Edge Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech
The Pack continue to get better in the front 7 of their defense.
31 LA Rams - TE Noah Fant, Iowa
The one skill position on offense the Rams didn't have a mismatch at was TE. Fant brings a middle of the field option to Goff.
32 Tampa Bay (after TRADE up to Patriots pick from #39) - QB Daniel Jones, Duke
Bruce Arians might want to get his own signal caller in there, and a trade up back into the first gives him the extra 5th year team option for Daniel Jones, while also jumping the Giants and the Raiders at the top of Round 2. Winston has embarrassed the organization more than once, and hasn't made up for it on the field with exceptional play. Jones has some real qualities in an NFL QB, and I can see the Bucs valuing a clean signal caller here at the end of the first round.
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Bonus - 2nd round to Giants pick at #37 overall:
33 Arizona - CB Byron Murphy, Washington
Value pick at a premium position for a team with a lot of holes.
34 Indianapolis - WR N'Keal Harry, Arizona State
Andrew Luck gets a big, boundary receiver to complement T.Y. Hilton.
35 Oakland - S Johnathan Abram, Mississippi State
Oakland goes defense for the fourth time in a row in the first 35 picks.
36 San Francisco - WR Marquise Brown, Oklahoma
San Francisco wanted a threat at WR, they finally get one in the mercurial "Hollywood" Brown with elite speed.
37 NY Giants - OT Dalton Risner, Kansas State
Kind of an ideal, dream scenario for the Giants, to have the versatile Risner there for them at #37.
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There you have it. How would you feel about landing Devin White, Christian Wilkins, and Dalton Risner in this draft? I don't know about you, but I'd be pretty stoked.
6-- DL Oliver (Pass rusher needed.)
17-- RT Risner (I expetc he'll be gone by the 6th pick in rd 2)
37-- C Bradberry 1st. If not Bradberry then get McCoy. Pio is not very good. Give SB the best and give the eventual QB the best. Give the best RB in football the best OLINE and let's stop massively overpaying in FA for OLINE.
96-- ILB - Joe Giles Harris will be a starter and can cover the passing game.
108 -- CB Isiaah Johnson -- unsure about Beal. Would like a potential starter if not 2019 but 2020.
133 --- Safety - Sheldrick Redwine. He'll start by 2020 or sooner.
143-- WR -- DaMarkus Lodge. Frankly, I'd consider moving him up to 3rd or 4th.
144 -- NT -- Daylon Mack I want a load inside.
172 -- CB -- Jimmy Moreland. Between Johnson and Moreland should be able to say goodbye to Jenkins in 2020.
181 TE -- Take the best tight end. .
In rd 7 take BPA.
1B) R. Gary DL Mich
2) D. Bush. ILB Mich
3) K Murray QB Okla
4A) C. McGovern IOL PSU
4B) T. Howard OT Ala. St
5A) J Layne CB. Mich. St
5B) S Bunting CB Central Mich.
5C) B Benzschawel OG Wish.
6) S. Morgan Jr. WR Neb
Cold weather players, Big Ten heavy... Crazy that Murray's there at 95, huh? Obviously On The Clock still has us with Cleveland's 5th and not our 4th...
Talk about upgrading team speed across the defense, at at QB, ridiculous!
Didn't bother with 7th round
1B) R. Gary DL Mich
2) D. Bush. ILB Mich
3) K Murray QB Okla
4A) C. McGovern IOL PSU
4B) T. Howard OT Ala. St
5A) J Layne CB. Mich. St
5B) S Bunting CB Central Mich.
5C) B Benzschawel OG Wish.
6) S. Morgan Jr. WR Neb
Cold weather players, Big Ten heavy... Crazy that Murray's there at 95, huh? Obviously On The Clock still has us with Cleveland's 5th and not our 4th...
Talk about upgrading team speed across the defense, at at QB, ridiculous!
Didn't bother with 7th round
1 (17) - Hollywood Brown - hope he's still there at 17
2 - Juan Thornhill - most athletic safety in the draft and a sure tackler
3 - Michael Deiter - I like his versatility at C/G
17 Rashan Gary DL (ER) Michigan
37 TJ Hockenson TE Iowa
95 Michael Dieter OL Wisconsin
108 Beau Benzschawel OG Wisconsin
132 David Long LB WVU
142 David Sills WR WVU
143 CB Jamel Dean Auburn
171 CB David Long, Michigan
180 LB Cameron Smith USC
232 CB Sean Bunting Central Michigan
243 S Evan Worthington Colorado
1:6 DE/edge. N Bosa Ohio St A+
1:17 DE/edge M. Sweat Miss st A-
2:5 WR DK Medcalf. Miss A-
3:31. CB. K Boyd. Texas A+
4:6. OG. R. Pierchbacher Bama A+
4:30. QB. N Fitzgerald Miss st A+
5:4. WR. D. Samuel. S. Car. A+
5:5 C Garret Bradly NCS A+
5:33. OLB Joey Alfieri Stan A+
6:7. ILB. Tyrell Dodson. A+
7:18 RB B Love Stan. A+
7:31. K Givens DT. A+
6 Montez Sweat , EDGE
Mississippi State
17 Christian Wilkins, IDL
Clemson
37Michael Deiter, OT
Wisconsin
95 Jaylon Ferguson, EDGE
LA Tech
108 David Long, CB
Michigan
132 Will Harris, S
Boston College
142 Elijah Holyfield, RB
Georgia
143 Jalen Hurd, WR
Baylor
171 Stanley Morgan Jr., WR
Nebraska
180 Chris Slayton, IDL
Syracuse
232 Tyree St. Louis, OT
Miami
245Jerome Washington, TE
Rutgers
Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 6: Williams, Quinnen, DT, Alabama (A)
Round 1 Pick 17: Metcalf, DK, WR, Mississippi (A-)
Round 2 Pick 5: Lock, Drew, QB, Missouri (A+)
Round 3 Pick 31: Pierschbacher, Ross, OG, Alabama (A+)
Round 4 Pick 6: Miller, Christian, OLB, Alabama (A+)
Round 4 Pick 30: Bradbury, Garrett, C, North Carolina State (A+)
Round 5 Pick 4: Fields, Mark, CB, Clemson (A+)
Round 5 Pick 5: Crosby, Maxx, DE, Eastern Michigan (A+)
Round 5 Pick 33 (COMP): Kelly II, Derrick, OT, Florida State (A+)
Round 6 Pick 7: Dodson, Tyrel, ILB, Texas A&M (A+)
Round 7 Pick 18: Love, Bryce, RB, Stanford (A+)
Round 7 Pick 31: Raymond, Dax, TE, Utah State (A+)
How does Q. Williams only get an 'A' and not an A+ with 6th pick. Haskins still on board as well but hard to pass top 2-3 BP at 6. I think i filled needs along the way... thoughts?
LB DEVIN WHITE
LSU
17: R1P17
EDGE MONTEZ SWEAT
MISS. STATE
37: R2P5
CB TRAYVON MULLEN
CLEMSON
95: R3P31
QB TYREE JACKSON
BUFFALO
108: R4P6
DL ISAIAH BUGGS
ALABAMA
132: R4P30
WR ANDY ISABELLA
MASSACHUSETTS
142: R5P4
CB SAIVION SMITH
ALABAMA
143: R5P5
CB MICHAEL JACKSON
MIAMI (FLA.)
171: R5P33
LB KENDALL JOSEPH
CLEMSON
180: R6P7
DL JONATHAN LEDBETTER
GEORGIA
232: R7P18
WR JAYLEN SMITH
LOUISVILLE
245: R7P31
OT MITCH HYATT
CLEMSON