Lazy Sunday Mock with Trades

Good afternoon BBI, I typically do this once every year before the draft and decided this was as good a time to do this seeing we have less than 4 weeks before the draft.

Most of us would love us to trade down in round 1 and pick up extra picks and if DG can pull that off then kudos to him because trying to find the right partner and not go too far back is going to be the challenge so we can still find a way to nab extra picks and also obtain a "blue chip" prospect. One of the issues I see is both Miami and LA Chargers are going to target QBs and both should be there for the taking providing one wants Tua and the other is targeting Herbert, if for some reason they both want the SAME QB then obviously we have some leverage, should be interesting.

My mock will include 2 trades which are more than likely not going to occur but it should add some nice depth to both sides of the ball which is typically the main goal in the draft.

So here would be my selections:

1st round (4th Overall):

Jedrick Wills, OT, Alabama, 6'4, 312 lbs. (My reasoning: should start immediately, also will provide depth for 2021 if we move on from Solder, also, DG tried but no trade down partner).

2nd round (36th overall); trade with Jacksonville: they receive 36 as we receive picks 42 and 116, 42nd pick:

Tyler Biadasz, OC, Wisconsin, 6'4, 314 lbs. (Reasoning, necessary depth with the injury to JH, hopefully can start or bring adequate depth to the position)

3rd round (99th overall):

Jordyn Brooks, ILB, Texas Tech, 6'0, 240 lbs. (Reasoning: adds quality depth to the LB Corps, might have the ability to play a bit on the outside).

4th round (110 overall):

Khalid Kareem, DE, Notre Dame, 6'4, 268 lbs. (Reasoning: can hopefully turn into a quality pass rush specialist which is a huge need for us).

4th round (116 overall):

Logan Wilson, OLB, Wyoming, 6'2, 241 lbs. (Reasoning: Adds a good amount of sideline to sideline radius, good tackler, can be used as a situational PR specialist as well).

4th round/5th round:(Trade pick 150 to Seattle for their pick (144), also sending Seattle one of our 7th round picks (218), 144th pick:

Isaiah Hodgins, WR, Oregon State, 6'4, 210 lbs. (Reasoning: not a burner by any stretch but can get deep, would be an excellent deep target who has great hands and agility, would need to improve his overall strength).

6th round (183rd overall):

Darrynton Evans, RB, Applachian State, 5'10, 203 lbs. (Reasoning: Quality depth behind SB, nice change of pace RB who has nice wiggle to his game as well as good hands).

7th round (238th overall):

Stephen Sullivan, TE, LSU, 6'5, 258 lbs (Reasoning: Former WR, runs good routes, good hands, needs to improve as a blocker but would be a great backup for EE).

7th round (247th overall):

Tyre Phillips, OT/OG, Miss St, 6'5, 331 lbs. (Reasoning: Adds quality depth at both OT and OG, a prospect that our New OL Coach can help improve his skill set).

7th round (255th overall):

Myles Dorn, S, North Carolina, 6'2, 205 lbs. (Reasoning: Adds depth at the FS position, has nice hands but needs to be coached up to take better angles on deep routes).

I know some on BBI who know more about some of these prospects can chime in and add your perspective and let me know who you would prefer in place of my selections, thanks!

All comments welcome, can't wait until the 23rd!!