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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
This hasn't changed since last August and I never understood why any other player was in the QB1 conversation these last 4-5 months. Williams is a special talent, and the Bears have done a good job of putting pieces in place to support him. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
No player improved more over the last 12 months than Jayden Daniels. He has a big arm, throws with touch to all three levels and has the athleticism to rip off 50-yard runs and make it look easy. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
This is important to remember: Drake Maye is just 21 years old, he's only played two full seasons at Carolina, and his best football is ahead of him. Jayden Daniels and Michael Penix Jr. are 23 and Bo Nix is 24. The point: None of those QBs were, at 21, what they are now. And Maye checks all the boxes when you're talking about the measurables. If the Patriots can be patient -- and that's a big if for any team in today's NFL -- he'll have a chance to be really good. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
Marvin Harrison Jr. held his pro day 13 months ago, when I was at Ohio State to see C.J. Stroud and Harrison was running routes for him. NFL evaluators know how good he is and there was no need to run a 40 time during this pre-draft process. The Cardinals will likely consider trading down in real life but if I were a QB-needy team and the top three passers were off the board, I'd sit tight to see who falls to me. So for our purposes here, the Cards are taking Harrison Jr. |
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5 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
Nabers has Ja'Marr Chase-type potential from the moment he steps onto an NFL field (Chase had 81 catches for 1,455 yards and 21 TDs as a rookie) and while the Chargers might target offensive line here, they also have the 37th selection. Get arguably the best player in the draft at No. 5, and circle back for that OL early in Round 2. |
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6 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
The top two wideouts are off the board but this group is so deep that some teams think they're indistinguishable. I wouldn't take a QB here unless one of the top 3 fall, and if that means the Giants are rolling with Daniel Jones, get him some weapons who can consistently win on the outside. If no one improved their draft stock more than Jayden Daniels over the last year, Odunze is a close second. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
The choice here is between Olu Fashanu and Joe Alt and while Fashanu is my OT1, Alt might be ready to start sooner. In Tennessee, he'll line up next to '23 first-rounder, Peter Skoronski. |
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8 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
The Falcons now have Rondale Moore and Darnell Mooney on the roster, reducing the likelihood of Rome Odunze. Instead, they beef up the pass rushers with Jared Verse. |
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9 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
Verse is our No. 1 edge prospect and with the top 3 wide receivers already gone, the Bears do the smart thing and get a bookend to pass rusher Montez Sweat. Trading down will also be a consideration on Thursday, but again, if I'm a team looking for a QB, I'm not trading up at this point. |
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10 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: NYJ The Saints and Mickey Loomis have never been afraid to trade up and while I gave serious consideration to the Jets staying put and taking Fashanu here, I talked myself into moving down and continuing to build out the skill positions around Aaron Rodgers (more on that in a moment). For New Orleans, Trevor Penning hasn't worked out on the left side and it's not clear if right tackle Ryan Ramczyk will be healthy enough to play in '24. Fashanu has a chance to be a truly special player in 2-3 years. |
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11 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Is this too high for McCarthy? Based on his tape, yeah, probably. But while he wasn't asked to do a lot in the Michigan offense, he was clinical on 3rd-and-6 or more last season -- I'm talking he completed 72.3% of his throws with an FBS-best 10.9 yards per attempt with 5 TDs and 0 INTs. To reiterate: McCarthy wasn't just throwing dump-offs, he was pushing the ball down the field and doing it with timing and accuracy. And in Minnesota, he'll be learning from Kevin O'Connell, who has a good track record with young QBs. It will also be important to let him sit for a season behind Sam Darnold before giving him the keys in 2025. |
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12 | Michael Penix Jr. | QB | ||||
The teams I've spoken with think Penix Jr. would be a steal in the second round but aren't sure if he'll sneak into Round 1. I feel like he's too good to pass up in the middle of the round here, especially with Denver's glaring need at quarterback -- and playing in a division that includes Mahomes and Herbert ... and with the understanding that the other team in the division, the Raiders, are on the clock next. There's no better deep-ball thrower in this class than Penix, and when I spoke with Rome Odunze and Troy Fautanu during the pre-draft process, neither could understand why we weren't talking about Penix as a slam-dunk top-32 selection. I agree with them. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
With five QBs already off the board, Vegas takes my CB1, Quinyon Mitchell, who proved during the pre-draft process that everything we saw on tape at Toledo translates to the bigger, faster and stronger players he'll face at the next level. |
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14 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
Mock Trade from: NO I've said it since the fall: Bowers is a top 10 talent but because of the position he plays, and needs at other positions, he could slip to the middle of the first round. Even here, the Bengals could target tackles Taliese Fuaga or Amarius Mims here. |
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15 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
I could talk myself into a WR here but Arnold is CB1 for some teams and I love the idea of adding him to a young secondary that includes last year's second-round pick, JuJu Brents, in addition to Jaylon Jones, flashed at times in '23. |
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16 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Right guard Laken Tomlinson is on a one-year deal and right tackle Abe Lucas only appeared in six games in 2023. When Lucas is healthy, he has been really good -- and a solid bookend to former first-rounder Charles Cross -- and Fuaga can kick inside early in his NFL career and be dominant before moving back to tackle, if needed. |
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17 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
DeJean is a big, strong, fast cornerback with return ability. Folks in the league like the idea that he could play multiple positions, whether it's outside, in the slot or even deep safety. |
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18 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Trent Brown is on a one-year deal in Cincy and you can never have enough offensive linemen to protect your investment in Joe Burrow. |
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19 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
I'll be honest, I'm surprised that in my "what I would do" mock draft Turner was still on the board here -- but five QBs are gone, there was a run on WRs and OL too. Either way, this is great news for the Rams, who have a first-round pick for the first time in the Sean McVay era. |
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20 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Like Dallas Turner at pick No. 19, it's hard to wrap my head around Latu still being on the board (even though, yes, I am the one putting this mock together). I've heard that he's been cleared medically and there's a realistic chance that he's a top-15 pick -- which is exactly what his tape says, too. |
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21 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
Troy Fautanu can play tackle but he may begin his NFL journey as a guard, where in Miami, both Isaiah Wynn and Robert Jones will have their contracts expire after the '24 season. |
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22 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
I know some NFL teams don't think Wiggins will go in Round 1 but he's the best cover corner in this class, he's just slight of frame. And, fair or not, it doesn't help his case that CB Emmanuel Forbes, who weighed 166 last year, struggled as the Commanders 2023 first-rounder. That said, I think Wiggins showed improvement as a tackler last season and he improves an aging Philly secondary. |
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23 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Look at that: the Vikings stay put at No. 11 and get their QB and then, at No. 23, land one of the best defensive players in this class -- Newton is a twitched-up defensive lineman coming off a really good season for Illinois. |
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24 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
I considered Amarius Mims here but a) he played in just eight games in college, and b) he's a right tackle only. And while Guyton was primarily a right tackle at Oklahoma (he did play 70 total snaps at LT during his college career), some NFL teams think he can play LT in the NFL too. |
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25 | Jordan Morgan | OT | ||||
Morgan was a left tackle only during his career at Arizona but and he has the athleticism to play outside -- but his arms also measured just under 33 inches, which could necessitate a move inside at the next level. Morgan does provide position flexibility now that the Packers have moved on from David Bakhtiari, with the potential to be a top-flight guard in the NFL. |
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26 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
I mentioned it above, but the league views Powers-Johnson more as a second-rounder but he feels like too good a fit to pass up here for the Bucs, who have needs along the interior offensive line -- and JPJ can play either guard or center in the NFL. |
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27 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Cards take Malik Nabers at No. 4, and somehow, Latu is still on the board at the bottom of Round 1. |
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28 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Thomas Jr. reminds Rick Spielman, my co-host on the With the First Pick podcast, of George Pickens. And if he's here, this will be the easiest pick the Bills make all weekend. I'm a huge Ladd McConkey fan, and I love the idea of him going to Buffalo, but that typically assumes Thomas Jr. is long gone. My only other hesitation about McConkey to Buffalo is that he's similar in height to Shakir and Samuels, while Thomas Jr. is a looming red-zone threat from just about anywhere on the field. |
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29 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Robinson is a twitched-up pass-rushing machine who might have the highest motor of anyone -- at any position -- in this draft class. I love the idea of him lining up opposite Aidan Hutchinson. |
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30 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
Mims' size and athleticism are special, even in this top-flight OL draft class. The only issues are that he hasn't played much football and he struggled to stay healthy last fall. But when he was on the field -- including his very first college start against Ohio State in the College Football Playoff back in January 2023, he has been dominant. And if he had stayed healthy in '23 (he also tweaked his hamstring at the combine) he would've been an easy top-15 pick. |
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31 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
The Patriots move up three spots, back into the bottom of the first round to get one of the most explosive wideouts in this class. Mitchell has the juice to create separation on routes to all three levels and he'll give Drake Maye something Patriots QBs haven't had in a few years: a legit playmaker on the outside. |
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32 | Ladd McConkey | WR | ||||
I know the Chiefs landed Hollywood Brown but who knows what the future holds for 2023 second-rounder Rashee Rice. Meanwhile, ask scouts who the best route runner is in this class and the answer is almost universally McConkey. He creates separation at every level and plays up to his 4.39 speed. He's undersized, sure, but I have a hunch that Andy Reid will be able to scheme him open. |
# | Team | Player | Pos | |||
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
The Commanders aren't even meeting with Williams before the draft. He's going to be a Chicago Bear soon enough. And it's the correct decision. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
For as much as I do think Drake Maye is in consideration here, the Commanders will ultimately decide on Daniels at No. 2. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Maye has enough upside for the Patriots to pick him here in hopes of a big leap in 2025. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
When all is said and done, after all the draft-board maneuvering Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort did last year, I think he'll just stay put and pick Marvin Harrison Jr. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC In a trade not mentioned often during the draft process, the Giants secure their quarterback by making a one-spot ascension to stave off any move-up from the Vikings, Broncos, or Raiders. |
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6 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: NYG The Chargers get the Giants third-round pick -- No. 70 overall -- in the trade back and still get a plug-and-play tackle who can mash in the run game and comes with quality pass-protection skills. Jim Harbaugh knows him well from the Big 10. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
The Titans go with a Notre Dame blocker to protect Will Levis next to 2023 first-round pick Peter Skoronski at guard. |
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8 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: ATL The Colts see Nabers slipping and make a move to get Anthony Richardson an electric weapon on the outside. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Perfect pairing with Williams in Round 1 for the Bears. Big-bodied vertical weapon. |
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10 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
The Jets are as all in as one franchise can get, and Bowers should provide an instant spark in the middle of the field for Gang Green's passing offense. |
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11 | Bo Nix | QB | ||||
I went back-and-forth here -- Nix or Penix, Nix or Penix. In the end, the processing skill of the former leads to this selection with a former quarterback as his head coach in Minnesota. |
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12 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
The Broncos make Turner the first defensive player selected. He's a high-ceiling rusher with an ascending skill set to get to the quarterback. |
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13 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Fuaga is an instant starter with All-Pro upside at right tackle because of his width, power, and pass-pro ability. |
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14 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
The Saints need a right tackle in the worst way, and this is a ready-to-go blocker with all the power and size you could want at the position in Year 1. |
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15 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Mock Trade from: IND Surprise! The Falcons go interior defensive line -- new head coach Raheem Morris worked with quite a good one with the Rams -- instead of edge rusher. Murphy is ultra-explosive with an array of pass-rush moves. |
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16 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Seahawks go defense to add an energetic, highly skilled rusher to the defensive front. |
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17 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Mitchell has the size, speed and collegiate production to be the first cornerback off the board. |
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18 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
The Bengals get their right tackle of the future in Mims. Another enormous edge protector in Cincinnati. |
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19 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
Fautanu is a super-mobile blocker with a guard frame but tackle length. Sean McVay will love him. |
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20 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
The Steelers could very much use more receiver help, and instead of waiting until Round 2 like they've traditionally done with amazing success, they stop Thomas' fall here. |
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21 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
Verse is as ready to go as any edge rusher in this class. Instant impact type. |
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22 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
The Eagles like prospects from big-time programs, and Arnold checks that box. He also fills a major need in the secondary. |
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23 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
The Vikings go quarterback early and address a major need on the inside of their defensive line here. |
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24 | Xavier Worthy | WR | ||||
Why can't the Cowboys add a young, elite burner to the receiver group? Worthy staying in state would be fun for Dak Prescott and would wake up the fan base after a sleepy offseason. |
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25 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Awesome value here for the Packers, a club loaded with youth and picks in this draft. McKinstry is the bold outside cornerback Green Bay needs long term. |
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26 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Robinson is probably best inside, but certainly generated pressure as an edge defender at Missouri. He has first-round size and length. |
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27 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Barton can play anywhere up front and has the athletic skill set to thrive at tackle or guard. The Cardinals do need to continue to build the offensive front. |
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28 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
Brandon Beane shows the will-power needed to not trade up in this class for a receiver, instead letting Mitchell fall into his lap. Part of what could very well make Buffalo gravitate toward Mitchell, his productivity in the College Football Playoff at Georgia and Texas. |
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29 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
The Lions would feel with D.J. Reader and Alim McNeill inside and Aidan Hutchinson opposite him, Robinson would see plenty of one-on-one matchups on the edge, where his speed, bend, and burst would really shine. |
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30 | Marshawn Kneeland | DL | ||||
The Ravens go back to the well and pick another big, athletic edge rusher with immense upside after seeing Odafe Oweh take a step in 2023. |
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31 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
Guyton is a moldable ball of clay and needs time to add strength to his game. Perfect landing spot in San Francisco, even if he does have to play right tackle in 2024. |
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32 | Xavier Legette | WR | ||||
The Chiefs are tantalized by Legette's size and speed combination in their YAC-based offense. |
# | Team | Player | Pos | |||
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
There should be little drama on draft night when Chicago comes on the clock. The Bears have been locked into Caleb Williams for months. It was clear when they took Keenan Allen to his pro day and was even more clear when team brass sent him to dinner with team leaders rather than decision-makers. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
All of the buzz surrounding Washington's pick has been in support of Jayden Daniels being the No. 2 overall selection. It is a pick that makes sense given Kliff Kingsbury's past working with Kyler Murray and Caleb Williams. I also know that defensive-minded head coaches like Dan Quinn often favor dual-threat quarterbacks because they recognize the challenges those players present when you get the position right. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
There has been dialogue about New England trading back, but I think it would have to be blown away by an offer with the understanding that there was a path for it to get another quarterback. There are too many conditions attached to that situation, so the Patriots stick and pick Drake Maye, who very easily could be the second quarterback off the board. Minnesota will have interest because Josh McCown coached Maye in high school. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
It is easy to sit here and say Arizona will trade out of the No. 4 overall selection if presented with a big offer. However, the reason the Cardinals find themselves picking so early is because they lack difference-making talent. At some point, teams have to take advantage of their positions and just add good football players. The selection of Marvin Harrison Jr. would be a sign of good faith towards Kyler Murray as the two parties try to rally and build together. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC The Chargers general manager comes from a situation in Baltimore where they are accustomed to having several picks. By trading back, Los Angeles accomplishes what they really want to do, which is take an offensive lineman, while also picking up critical draft resources in the process. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
Malik Nabers is a good compliment to what New York already has on the roster with Wan'Dale Robinson and Jalin Hyatt. The Giants have lacked a true No. 1 pass-catcher since Odell Beckham Jr. was traded to Cleveland. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
There has been more talk in media about Tennessee possibly using the No. 7 overall selection on a wide receiver. There has to be at least some consideration for the position, but I would be shocked if the Titans went in any direction other than offensive tackle. They signed Calvin Ridley in free agency and then released last year's starting left tackle, Andre Dillard. Joe Alt is the best of the bunch, in my opinion. |
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8 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
New York has a few tight ends on the roster, so while the idea of selecting Brock Bowers would be intriguing, the selection of Rome Odunze would move the needle for the upcoming season. The Jets essentially have Garrett Wilson and Mike Williams coming off injury at this time. |
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9 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Chicago took Gervon Dexter and Zacch Pickens a year ago, but Byron Murphy II would give it greater expectations for the position. The Bears defense took a large step forward last season but is now poised to take an even bigger step |
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10 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
Mock Trade from: NYJ Atlanta has been lacking a pass rusher with juice who can move opposing quarterbacks off their spot and create poor decisions. After trading down, the Falcons still land the prospect that likely would have been taken at No. 8 overall. |
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11 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN Jim Harbaugh wants to run the football, and he has a familiarity with JC Latham dating back to high school when Latham served as protection for J.J. McCarthy. By moving back, Los Angeles picks up additional draft resources to address other positions of need, such as cornerback and wide receiver. |
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12 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: DEN New Orleans is one of the franchises that gets a bit antsy on draft night because it does not like waiting to see if its target will be available at its selection. The Saints commonly move up in the draft. A trade up the board allows them to address a gaping void at offensive tackle. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Cornerback is a big position of need for the Raiders. While they may hope to address the offensive line or quarterback positions, Quinyon Mitchell is the best talent available. They are stacking talent with defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, edge rusher Maxx Crosby and now Mitchell. |
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14 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
Mock Trade from: NO When Sean Payton was with the Saints, they always valued powerful pass rushers and Jared Verse is more in that realm than Dallas Turner or Laiatu Latu. The Broncos have some guys to rush the passers, but now they have a "dude." |
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15 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
If Brock Bowers falls to this stage of the first round, Indianapolis is getting a steal. When the discussion arrives at supporting a young quarterback, everyone's mind immediately goes to the offensive line or wide receiver. Bowers is different. He may have 'TE' next to his name, but he impacts the game in a big way. Teams can line him up out wide or in the slot, but he will be an aid in the pass game. |
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16 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
There is no prospect-team pairing that I love more than this one. Seattle needs interior offensive line help, and there is a really talented one who played under the Seahawks offensive coaching staff while at Washington. Troy Fautanu played left tackle for the Huskies but projects inside at the next level. His versatility is invaluable coming off a year in which injuries tested their depth at offensive tackle. |
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17 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
Will it be cornerback or wide receiver? Jacksonville has done a lot of research on Day 2 wide receivers, so I am leaning towards the former. The Jaguars nab Terrion Arnold with their sights set on pass-catchers Friday night. |
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18 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Cincinnati brought in Trent Brown to start at right tackle opposite Orlando Brown Jr. but Brown is a short-term solution. Taliese Fuaga would play guard as a rookie but can be the franchise's right tackle of the future. |
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19 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
There is some buzz that Los Angeles will use its first first-round selection since 2016 on an offensive position, but there are greater needs on the defensive side of the ball. The selection of the draft's most natural pass rusher takes the pressure off of Byron Young re-producing. |
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20 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Jackson Powers-Johnson and Brian Thomas Jr. are the two prospects who are most often associated with Pittsburgh. Powers-Johnson seems to be slipping down the board while Thomas' stock remains steady. George Pickens is viewed as a building block in that room, but there is little else on which the Steelers can hang their hat. |
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21 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Christian Wilkins and Raekwon Davis are gone. Johnny Newton is a high motor interior defender that will be able to supply pass rush for that franchise. Early in the year, the team could be without a fully-healthy Jaelen Phillips or Bradley Chubb, which adds emphasis on others to pick up the slack. Andrew Van Ginkel is no longer there to pick up that slack. |
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22 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Jason Kelce has retired and, although Philadelphia has drafted to absorb that loss in recent years with Tyler Steen, Landon Dickerson and Cam Jurgens, Philadelphia is always known to over-invest in the trenches. If Steen is incapable of handling the interior assignment, Barton offers the flexibility to get the five best linemen on the field this fall. |
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23 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN The selection of Nate Wiggins does not necessarily progress Los Angeles' interest in building a physical football team, but it has a need at the position. Wiggins offers a high ceiling as a man-coverage cornerback. |
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24 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
Amarius Mims played right tackle for Georgia, but I believe he has the athleticism to play left tackle, which allows Tyler Smith to remain at guard. There will be a learning curve in the beginning and fans should be patient, but Mims has as much upside as any tackle in this draft class. |
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25 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Green Bay has used 12 of its last 13 first-round selections on the defensive side of the ball. The only exception was quarterback Jordan Love. Without a true left tackle available, it is not only possible, but likely that the team once again selects a defender, as it does in this scenario with Kool-Aid McKinstry, or trades back. |
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26 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Shaq Barrett departed in free agency and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka is a good player, but that would not preclude them from taking an additional pass rusher. Chop Robinson has great first-step quickness, which will put him in a position to win while he figures out the other developmental aspects of the position. |
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27 | Marshawn Kneeland | DL | ||||
Arizona used its first choice to land a playmaker for Kyler Murray and then addressed a critical need at No. 27 overall. I'm sure Cardinals fans have already begun to spend someone else's money at No. 23 overall in a trade back with the Vikings, but at some point, they just need to take blue-chip players who can take over a game. |
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28 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
AD Mitchell to the Bills has become a trendy projection following the trade of Stefon Diggs. With the top-four perceived receivers off the board, Mitchell is in that next tier. He has the frame and athleticism to grow into a traditional X-role. Josh Allen needs help to get over the mountain in the AFC. |
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29 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
Cooper DeJean is a cornerback, in my opinion, despite a contrary narrative spreading through some. Detroit has a need at the position after Cam Sutton's off-field situation boiled to a head. DeJean has a versatile skillset that also leads to return capabilities. |
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30 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
Baltimore lost Kevin Zeitler in free agency and traded right tackle Morgan Moses to New York. It needs to address that unit because it will become a major issue if Ronnie Stanley finds himself dealing with injuries yet again. |
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31 | Michael Penix Jr. | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: SF Las Vegas wants to come out of this draft with a quarterback, but it is not as committed to the cause as Minnesota. The franchise values receiving the fifth-year option at the quarterback position, so it makes a move back up the board to make Michael Penix Jr. as the fifth quarterback taken in the first round. |
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32 | Ladd McConkey | WR | ||||
The off-field situation with Rashee Rice certainly throws a wrench into Kansas City's plans at the wide receiver position. It signed Hollywood Brown but could use a more stable outlet as the team charges towards yet another Super Bowl berth. |
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
There's no secret to what this pick will be, no matter how hard anybody attempts to convince you there is. Caleb Williams has been destined to be a Chicago Bear for months now. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
It's possible the Commanders could go with Drake Maye or J.J. McCarthy or shock the world and take Michael Penix Jr. or Bo Nix. However, I'm confident it'll be a quarterback here, and putting together all the context clues suggests the reigning Heisman Trophy winner is the most likely selection. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Drake Maye remains the No. 2 QB on my board, and while I've tinkered with the idea of the Patriots going different directions here in prior mocks, quarterback makes the most sense to me. Maye has plenty of kinks to work through (every rookie QB does), but his upside is sky-high. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
Should things break this way, I can see the Cardinals being convinced to trade down by a team with a burning desire for a quarterback, but Arizona already has plenty of draft capital in 2024. Is there truly a desire to move down? Particularly when they'd choose the top player on their board? Marvin Harrison Jr. could be a Hall of Fame player. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC I'm hardly the first person to connect the dots of what the Vikings hope to do with their two first-round picks. Minnesota moves up to grab the quarterback it wants and the one who fits best what Kevin O'Connell asks his QB to do. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
There's been some recent scuttlebutt the Giants are open to moving up and taking a quarterback, even with Daniel Jones still on the roster. I can't rule it out, but they don't have two firsts to offer like the Vikings do. So, with all the top QBs off the board, the Giants have to settle for a possible game-changing receiver in Malik Nabers! |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
If Joe Alt is on the board at No. 7 we could see the Titans racing to get the pick in. Alt is the best of the bunch in a draft class that is heavy on offensive tackles and provides Tennessee with a franchise cornerstone player. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
I'm interested in seeing what happens here. Even if there are four quarterbacks taken by the time Atlanta is on the clock, I can see teams looking to move up to get a tackle or receiver. The problem is I don't have an obvious deal to mock given what I have with the first seven picks, so the Falcons stand pat and address a need on defense. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
The Bears have added Keenan Allen already this offseason to pair with D.J. Moore, but as talented as Allen is, he hasn't played a full season since 2019, nor is he a long-term answer. So the Bears take Odunze to give Caleb Williams another weapon. I could also see the Bears going tackle here. |
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10 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
Bowers is a tough evaluation for me. Historically, tight ends taken in the first round haven't had a high hit rate. I certainly understand the appeal of Bowers, however, as he brings a lot to a team's passing attack as a big-bodied target with after-the-catch ability. |
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11 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN I'm high on Latham and believe he can stick at left tackle in the NFL, but some evaluators believe he's better suited at right tackle. That's fine with the Chargers, who will happily put him on the right side since they have Rashawn Slater on the left. |
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12 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
Mock Trade from: DEN Washington has plenty of draft capital and a rookie quarterback to protect in Jayden Daniels. The Broncos don't have many picks and have been connected routinely to Bo Nix. So the Broncos move down to the early second, where taking Nix makes more sense, and the Commanders move up to get a left tackle. |
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13 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
I had a conversation this week with somebody much smarter than I am and whose opinion I respect. They told me that if Terrion Arnold is on the board when the Raiders are up, they'd be shocked if he wasn't the pick. So, I'm taking their word for it! It would make plenty of sense. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
The Saints need to upgrade at left tackle, and while Fashanu's stock has taken some hits in recent months, I still believe he's a premier pass-blocking left tackle. You bank on that and hope you can round out his ability in the run game. |
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15 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
I mentioned in my last mock that I worry about taking a corner from the MAC, given the lack of success stories, but I can see Mitchell being the first. He's big, long, athletic and plays like the offense stole the football from him, and he will do anything to get it back. |
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16 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
I can see Seattle going in multiple directions here, and it's hard to know what the new regime in charge will target with its first pick. All that said, when I watch Jared Verse play, it's like he's already in a Seahawks uniform. He's the kind of well-rounded edge-setter who has flourished in Seattle over the years. |
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17 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
I've been higher on Wiggins than most throughout the entire draft process, and I believe he'd be a good fit in Jacksonville, where the Jaguars can use an upgrade at corner. |
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18 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
The Bengals need help on the interior of their defensive line, and while it may not be their biggest need, having their choice of the top interior lineman here has them pulling the trigger on it. I've mocked Murphy here, but it could also be Illinois' Johnny Newton. |
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19 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Rams make their first first-round draft pick since taking Jared Goff in 2016, and use it on UCLA edge rusher Laitu Latu. There were medical concerns about Latu early in the draft process, but those have quieted down since. Plenty of teams consider Latu the top edge player in the class. Perhaps the Rams are one of them. |
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20 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
The Steelers look like a team ready to Establish The Run in 2024, so they add the best run-blocking tackle in the class to their offensive line. I love watching Taliese Fuaga's tape. He emasculates opponents regularly. |
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21 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
The Dolphins have plenty of needs to address, and this is something of a Best Player Available at one of those needs picks. Mims offers a lot for any team to dream on. The concern is the overall lack of reps during his time at Georgia, but he's a massive human being with incredible athleticism, not just for his size but for anybody. |
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22 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
DeJean's entire draft process has been stunted by the broken leg he suffered late in the season, but he's a first-round talent. He's only taken four Top 30 visits, and one of those was to Philadelphia, which has a big need at corner. |
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23 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: HOU There have been plenty of mock drafts with the Chargers taking LSU's Malik Nabers at No. 5, but after trading down with the Vikings, they end up with a new right tackle and Nabers' teammate at LSU. Nabers garnered more of the spotlight, which helped Thomas thrive, but he's a big-play threat from Day 1 with the ability to develop into a true No. 1 WR. |
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24 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
Given their needs, cap situation, and lack of picks, I wonder if the Cowboys would like to trade down. For this mock, I have them addressing their biggest need with a player they met at the combine and watched at his pro day. |
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25 | Jordan Morgan | OT | ||||
The Packers haven't drafted an offensive lineman in the first round in a while, but it would make sense to do so this season. I really like Jordan Morgan, whom some believe is destined to move to guard, but I believe he has a chance to be an above-average NFL tackle. |
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26 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
I've mentioned before I'm not overly high on the edge rusher class, and I have Chop Robinson as having the highest upside when it comes to getting after the quarterback. The Bucs grab his ability to do so while hoping Robinson can develop into more of a three-down player. |
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27 | Mike Sainristil | CB | ||||
Another player I've been higher on throughout the process than others, as I mocked him to the Lions a few mocks ago. Sainristil will likely be a nickel corner at the next level, but have you seen the guys nickels are asked to cover? Sainristil can do so and has a knack for making big plays. |
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28 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
It's expected the Bills will address their receiver need in the draft, but given what's left on the board and the depth of talent at receiver in this class, Buffalo would be better served addressing another need at this spot. Newton is a disruptive force on the interior. |
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29 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
The Jones fracture McKinstry suffered in his foot has left a cloud over his draft stock, but he's a talented player at a position of need for the Lions, and he has that tough-guy mentality you know this front office covets. |
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30 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Nearly everybody you talk to believes Graham Barton is a good player; they just can't reach a consensus on where he'll be a good player. But that's kind of the selling point. Barton can play across the entire offensive line, and the Ravens could find a home for him at guard or right tackle. |
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31 | Bo Nix | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: SF And the Broncos are back in the first round! After trading down from 12, Denver moves back into the end of the first round to get Nix and get the fifth-year option on him. |
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32 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
It made plenty of sense for the Chiefs to go after receiver in the draft, and the uncertainty around Rashee Rice only makes it a more significant need. Mitchell is not a complete player yet, but he's big, talented, and as sure-handed as it gets. |
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
In just under two weeks, Caleb Williams will join the Bears as the No. 1 pick. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
The Commanders are meeting with Jayden Daniels, J.J. McCarthy and Drake Maye next week, but it seems like the Heisman Trophy winner will be the pick here. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
A trade down wouldn't be shocking considering the other needs the Patriots have, but by far the biggest priority is locking down a franchise QB. They draft Drake Maye believing he can be that guy. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
If the Cardinals move down, they miss out on Marvin Harrison Jr. They opt to stay and take one of the best WR prospects in recent memory. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC "There are multiple [quarterbacks] that we are in love with just on an outright basis," Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah said this week. Based on everything that has transpired during the pre-draft process, I have to believe J.J. McCarthy is one of them. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
The Giants miss out on a QB, but they get Daniel Jones a bona fide No. 1 WR for the first time in his career. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
I don't think I've changed this pairing during mock draft season, and I'm not going to start now. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
I so badly wanted to give the Falcons Rome Odunze, but new head coach Raheem Morris is a defensive guy, Atlanta badly needs an edge rusher and Dallas Turner has all the tools to consistently disrupt QBs from Day 1. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Unable to find a trade partner to move back, the Bears give Caleb Williams a big-time weapon in Rome Odunze. The No. 1 pick would be set up very nicely in Chicago. |
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10 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Drafting Brock Bowers was tempting here, but beefing up the offensive line in front of Aaron Rodgers was more important. Drafting Taliese Fuaga will ensure New York puts out the best five players to protect the future Hall of Fame QB. |
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11 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN Jim Harbaugh wants to build through the trenches, and JC Latham would be an immediate upgrade over current right tackle Trey Pipkins. |
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12 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
The Broncos add a top-10 talent to a tight end room that didn't do much of anything last season. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Instead of selecting the fifth quarterback off the board or reinforcing the offensive line, the Raiders opt to select Quinyon Mitchell to play opposite Jack Jones. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Already an elite pass blocker, Olu Fashanu will be able to keep Derek Carr upright from the moment he arrives in New Orleans. |
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15 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
It was between Brian Thomas Jr. and Terrion Arnold. Ultimately, getting Anthony Richardson a big, explosive, speedy wideout was too good to pass up. |
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16 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
The Seahawks lost guard Damien Lewis and center Evan Brown in free agency, and they haven't re-signed their other guard from last season in Phil Haynes. That tells me they're locking in on offensive line in Round 1, and Troy Fautanu is a worthy choice. He played left tackle at Washington but will probably be best suited inside in the NFL. |
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17 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
The Jaguars signed veteran Ronald Darby after releasing Darious Williams, but they need more firepower at the position. Terrion Arnold has the production, physicality and mindset to challenge receivers in the AFC South and across the league. |
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18 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
The Bengals need to protect Joe Burrow at all costs, and Amarius Mims can slide in at right tackle while Trent Brown mans the left side. |
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19 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
Laiatu Latu gets to stay in California, and the Rams get a technician at the pass rusher position |
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20 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
The Steelers get their replacement for Mason Cole at center. |
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21 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
Despite already having Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips -- albeit coming off major injuries -- the Dolphins continue stocking the defensive line with Jared Verse, who is too talented to pass up here. |
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22 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
The Eagles cornerbacks aren't getting any younger, and Cooper DeJean can do a bit of everything in the secondary (in addition to being a dangerous punt returner). |
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23 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Mock Trade from: HOU First Jim Harbaugh goes offensive line, and then he goes defensive line. Byron Murphy II should be gone before this point, so the Chargers get a steal. |
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24 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
The Cowboys need a Tyron Smith replacement. Tyler Smith can move over to the left side while another Tyler (Guyton, out of Oklahoma) slots in at right tackle. |
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25 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
The Packers have used 12 of their past 13 first-round picks on the defensive side of the ball -- with the lone offensive player being Jordan Love -- and I expect that to continue this year. Kool-Aid McKinstry brings length and high-football IQ to the secondary. |
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26 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
The explosive Chop Robinson replaces Shaq Barrett in Tampa Bay. |
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27 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
The Cardinals improve their edge-rushing presence by bringing on Darius Robinson, who can help on the interior as well. |
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28 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
Good value here for the Bills, who get the No. 4 WR off the board without having to trade up. |
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29 | Ennis Rakestraw Jr. | CB | ||||
Ennis Rakestraw Jr. just feels like a Dan Campbell guy. His energy and physicality will be welcomed in the Lions secondary. |
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30 | Jordan Morgan | OT | ||||
The Ravens draft the best available offensive lineman to make sure they have the best protection possible for Lamar Jackson. |
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31 | Ladd McConkey | WR | ||||
The 49ers WR corps for 2024 appear set (we'll see what happens with Brandon Aiyuk), but adding Ladd McConkey would give Brock Purdy an inside-out weapon who just knows how to get open. And in Kyle Shanahan's offense, McConkey would shine. |
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32 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Absolute steal for the Chiefs, who get a player who should probably go top 20 at the end of Round 1. |
# | Team | Player | Pos | |||
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
There is no doubt as to who they are taking. Caleb Williams is their guy and will be the one who they count on to be their first true franchise quarterback since maybe Sid Luckman. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
Jayden Daniels would be a perfect fit in their system under Kliff Kingsbury. He can move, but he's also a good passer when asked to do so from the pocket. |
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3 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
The Patriots will decide between Drake Maye and J.J. McCarthy in this spot, and I think it will be McCarthy. That's way too high for him in my eyes, but the word is the Pats really like him. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
They need receiver help in the worst way, so they opt for Marvin Harrison Jr., who is a big, strong receiver in the Larry Fitzgerald mold. They take him over Malik Nabers. |
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5 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC They make the move to go up and get their guy in Drake Maye, while the Chargers, who are re-tooling with Jim Harbaugh, get multiple first-round picks. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
They have to get a weapon outside who can be dominant, something they haven't had since the early days of Odell Beckham Jr. Malik Nabers can be that guy -- no matter who plays quarterback. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
This makes the most sense of any pick in the draft. Joe Alt will be an immediate starter at left tackle and will give Will Levis a backside protector. The line will be much improved if he is the pick. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
Their pass rush is a major issue. They have to address it, and I think Dallas Turner would be the right guy. He will be a better player on the next level than he was at Alabama. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
They have D.J. Moore and traded for Keenan Allen, but Allen is getting up in the years and Rome Odunze would be a top receiver for a long time for Caleb Williams. Why not add another weapon, even if pass rusher is a possibility here. |
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10 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
They signed Tyron Smith and traded for Morgan Moses, but both are on one-year deals and Taliese Fuaga can play guard to help inside. Injuries happen -- and Smith has injury issues at times -- so taking a tackle works. |
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11 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN They have corner issues in a division with Patrick Mahomes, even after landing Kristian Fulton in free agency. It's time to get an upgrade in Quinyon Mitchell, who is the top corner in this draft. They could consider an offensive lineman here as well. |
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12 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
They pass on a quarterback here, although they could trade down and take a quarterback. For this draft, they stay put and add an edge player in Jared Verse. |
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13 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
The Raiders can land a power player for the right side of their line. JC Latham is physical and fits with what they want to do, which is to beat people up. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
They need to get a left tackle, and Olu Fashanu is a pure pass protector. He will step in and start right away. You can never go wrong drafting an offensive lineman in a league where there is an issue on a lot of lines. |
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15 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
The Colts can add another weapon for their young quarterback by taking Brock Bowers. He is the best tight end in the class, and Anthony Richardson will come to love him. |
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16 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
They have issues at guard, and Troy Fautanu has the look of a guard to me. He would step in on the left side and play next to Charles Cross, while also being their swing tackle. Plus, right tackle Abraham Lucas has some injury issues. |
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17 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
They need to get a young corner with free-agent signee Ronald Darby being up in the years and Tyson Campbell in the final year of his contract. Terrion Arnold would give them the chance to play more man coverage. |
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18 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
They lost D.J. Reader in free agency, so there is a hole in the middle of their defense. Byron Murphy II is a quick, penetrating player like Justin Madubuike of the Ravens. |
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19 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
They need to get edge-rush help, and Laiatu Latu is a hometown player who can step in and help offset the loss of Aaron Donald inside. Pass rushers are a must, and they need an elite one. |
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20 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Jackson Powers-Johnson is a special center who can step in and immediately add to the Steelers' tradition of big-time players in the middle of their line. They could also look at tackle here. |
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21 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
They lost Christian Wilkins to the Raiders in free agency, so why not add to the room with a smallish but quick inside player? They signed some veterans to help, but Johnny Newton can be a long-time starter inside. |
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22 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
They know Lane Johnson won't be playing forever, so why not take a tackle who can replace him? Amarius Mims had limited starts at Georgia, but he is a massive man with a ton of upside. |
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23 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN They need to get more help outside for Justin Herbert. Brian Thomas Jr. is a long receiver who can fly. So they would add a top corner and receiver from trading down. |
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24 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
They let Tyron Smith walk in free agency, so they need help up front. The Cowboys say they like their young inside backup players, but why move Tyler Smith from guard to tackle when you don't need to do it? |
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25 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
Corner is a must and Cooper DeJean has the tools to be a good cover player. He could also play safety down the line. DeJean is coming off an injury, but he will be fine for camp. |
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26 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Center is a problem on their line, so Graham Barton would work. He played tackle in college, but he would move inside. He could also compete at left guard, where they have issues. |
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27 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Their corner room needs a young player who can push for a starting job as a rookie. They added Sean Murphy-Bunting in free agency, but they need more. |
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28 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
With the trade of Stefon Diggs to the Texans, they need help in a big way at receiver. Adonai Mitchell is a bigger body who can fly. They will love him in Buffalo. By the way, I would draft two receivers in this draft if I were Bills GM Brandon Beane. |
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29 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
They signed Marcus Davenport in free agency, but it's just a one-year deal. They need to get help opposite Aidan Hutchinson, and Robinson would be that guy. |
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30 | Ladd McConkey | WR | ||||
Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken coached Ladd McConkey at Georgia, and he would be a nice addition for Lamar Jackson. McConkey and Zay Flowers would be a nice 1-2 combo for a few years. |
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31 | Jordan Morgan | OT | ||||
Their line has some issues at several spots, which is why Jordan Morgan makes sense. He played left tackle in college, but scouts see him inside or even at right tackle. They could also go defensive line here. |
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32 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
They could go receiver here -- maybe Xavier Worthy -- or a tackle, but with the run on tackles, I have them taking a cover corner to help replace L'Jarius Sneed. |
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