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One of my favorite times of the year is now here. NFL draft season is fast approaching and I couldn’t be more excited. After the fiasco of the offseason and free agency teams are ready to invest millions in 20-something year-olds to contribute to their franchise. The draft itself has a lot riding on circumstance. For example only three quarterbacks selected in the first round since 2010 have won a Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes, Carson Wentz, & Blaine Gabbert. Only one of those players actually played in the Super Bowl they won. The team that a player is drafted to can impact their whole career path. The draft creates unlimited “what if” scenarios that are talked about for years and years. April 29th will be the date for the first round while the next two days will broadcast the remaining rounds. However, this draft process will go far past those three days. As the un-drafted players wait for an opportunity and the drafted players wait to prove their doubters wrong the football world will be watching. Let’s go.

Round 1

1. Jacksonville Jaguars – Trevor Lawerence, QB, Clemson

This one is almost a guaranteed lock, or at least it should be. Lawerence is coming off a college career where he only lost two games in three years, and there’s a reason for that. The Jaguars have an obvious need at quarterback after trying both Nick Foles with that awful contract and Minshew Mania saga, so Lawerence is the obvious pick. New coach Urban Meyer will hope to reach success in his first ever NFL head coaching job as the Jags look to set a new standard in the locker room. After going 1-15, the only real way is up for this young team. Trevor Lawerence is the answer for this team. You want to know why? 90 TDs and only 17 INTs in three years at Clemson. Enough said.

2. New York Jets – Zach Wilson, QB, BYU

The Jets are also entering a new era themselves. After Adam Gase’s legendary introductory press conference, I had a feeling things weren’t going to go great. The offense has added some quality pieces in wideout Corey Davis and running back Tevin Coleman and new head coach Robert Saleh has brought a new energy and hope into the organization. Saleh’s connections and reputation across the league has been on display this offseason and even has one of the all-time great corners in Richard Sherman wanting to come play for him. While I think both Justin Fields and Trey Lance will be better in the long run, Wilson could possibly work out incredibly for a franchise who just traded away their last first-round quarterback in Sam Darnold.

Fan Opinion – Walter Reyes

With the 2nd pick I would like Zach Wilson hopefully he can be the QB we’ve been looking for for years and then 23rd pick is a tough one. We have so many needs it could be OL,CB,or even RB but I think the priority should be protecting Zach and then next year we can address the skill positions with our 2 first and 2 seconds so I would go Teven Jenkins/ Vera Tucker or whoever is best available there 

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3. San Fransisco 49ers (via MIA) – Trey Lance, QB, North Dakota State

Many people are thinking Mac Jones here at #3 but I think Lance is definitely the right pick for the Niners. Kyle Shannan being the QB guru that he is, has the perfect situation for Lance to adjust to the NFL. Lance is the definition of a project quarterback. He only played for one year at North Dakota State, which is FCS, but in that year he threw for 28 TDs and rushed for 14 more while throwing 0 INTs. None. Which at any level is incredibly impressive. With his frame and athleticism I can see Lance being successful in the league, it’s just going to be when he steps on the field.

4. Atlanta Falcons – Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida

A lot of people were (and still are) heavy on quarterback for the Falcons but I think that Florida tight end Kyle Pitts is the right choice here for Atlanta. He will fill the void that Austin Hooper left when he left for the Browns last offseason and he’ll take some of the pressure of wideouts Calvin Ridley and Julio Jones. And if you don’t think he’s gonna go to Atlanta just look at the stadium in the background of the picture above. Expect to see Pitts in the black and red this fall.

5. Cincinnati Bengals – Penei Sewell, OL, Oregon

One of the most athletic offensive lineman I’ve ever seen. When you watch tape on Sewell you instantly become impressed by both his speed and strength. I mean the man only allowed one sack in two seasons. However, the most important attribute that a lineman must have in the NFL is great footwork. And Sewell definitely displays that as he has the quickness to keep up with the faster edge rushers. After watching poor Joe Burrow get beaten on every Sunday, the Bengals need to invest in some beef up front. Allowing the fifth most sacks in the league is not good for your young quarterbacks development. Sewell will step in and immediately have an impact in Zac Taylor’s offense.

6. Miami Dolphins (via PHI) – Ja’Marr Chase, WR, LSU

The former Fred Biletnikoff Award winner opted out of his 2020 collegiate season to solely focus on training for the draft. Chase won that award while fellow wideouts Justin Jefferson & Terrance Marshall Jr. were on the team. And unless you’ve been living under a rock in the football world, you’d know how good Justin Jefferson is. In his last year with the Tigers Chase recorded 84 catches for 1780 yards and 20 touchdowns. In only 14 games. 14. Chase would be joining a Dolphins receiving corps with DeVante Parker, newly acquired Will Fuller V, & Preston Williams. Not to mention star tight end Mike Gesicki alongside those weapons. This pick isn’t a lock, Chase could honestly go anywhere, but for me Chase is the clear cut #1 wideout in this years draft.

7. Detroit Lions – Jaylen Waddle, WR, Alabama

Jaylen Waddle is one of the most elusive wideouts I’ve seen in a long time not named Tyreek Hill. Waddle’s ability to reach top speed and maintain it until the end of his run is incredible to watch. Before injuring his ankle this year, Waddle was on a tear in the SEC. Every game he played in he had at least 120+ yards and 5+ catches. After losing Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones in free agency this offseason, the Lions have to go wideout in one of the first two rounds. New coach Dan Campbell is going to have his hands full this season with the Lions rebuild, I just hope Waddle’s career doesn’t suffer because of it.

8. Carolina Panthers – Rashawn Slater, OL, Northwestern

As much as I just praised Sewell three picks ago, I wouldn’t be surprised if Slater goes before him. However, I think the safe pick for Cincy is just to snag Sewell at five, while the 6’4″ 315 lbs Slater falls to Carolina. Slater would lineup alongside fellow tackle, and recently franchise-tagged, Taylor Moton to protect the quarterback. The question is, who will the quarterback be? With Matt Rhule at the helm, I still believe in Carolina’s future and am excited to see how they do with a more competitive NFC South this year.

9. Denver Broncos – Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State

Four quarterbacks in the top 10 is a wild thing to say. Usually. However, this years class has proven to be a very deep and skilled one where after Lawerence and *maybe* Wilson, the rest are interchangeable. In my heart as a Patriots fan I really want Fields to fall down to pick #15, but I know that his skill set should not let him fall out of the top 10. Imagine Justin Fields with Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton, K.J. Hamler, Tim Patrick, & Noah Fant to throw to. I like Drew Lock as a person but I just don’t have faith in him to be the answer for the Broncos. Now this pick is also not a lock because who knows if John Elway makes that phone call to the war room and asks for Mac Jones. Like I said, this QB class is very interchangeable.

10. Dallas Cowboys – Patrick Surtain II, CB, Alabama

The first defensive back goes off the board. And he goes to a team that most definitely needs him. After losing starting corners Byron Jones & Chidobe Awuzie the past two offseason’s, the Cowboys secondary needs some rejuvenating. Surtain is the most polished corner in this years class, starting every year at Alabama under Nick Saban. He’ll have some big shoes to fill in the secondary but I think he’ll be up to the task.

11. New York Giants – Micah Parsons, LB, Penn State

Parsons is a top-5 caliber player, but character concerns have dropped him to outside the top 10. Parsons is an incredible athlete and can be a star in this league. I think being under Joe Judge will be a perfect place for Parsons to achieve his potential. He’s arriving to an already established defense who went out and even added some more pieces like Adoree’ Jackson and Danny Shelton. He didn’t have 191 tackles in only two years for no reason. Parsons can play, it’s just up to him to showcase that skill on Sundays.

12. Philadelphia Eagles (via SF) – DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama

The 2020 Heisman Trophy winner is off the board and heading to Lincoln Financial Field. Smith was the first wideout to win the award since Desmond Howard did it for Michigan in 1991. After missing big on Justin Jefferson in last year’s draft, Eagles GM Howie Roseman finally nuts up and drafts the guy Eagles fans have been begging for. The amount of edits of DeVonta Smith in an Eagles jersey I’ve seen in the past two months is ridiculous. Smith’s main concern is his durability with this weight, only weighing 166 lbs, but I don’t think it’ll be a big problem. I saw the way Smith made teams look stupid and lost out on the field trying to guard him. I’d still bet money that Smith will be a success in the league. He’s too gifted to not have an impact on the field. It just depends on who’s throwing him the ball, as new coach Nick Sirianni has declined to name Jalen Hurts the starter.

13. Los Angeles Chargers – Christian Darrisaw, OL, Virginia Tech

When your quarterback wins Rookie of the Year, you have no choice but to protect him. I’m almost tempted to go Tevin Jenkins here, but I still like Darrisaw for the Chargers. Learning under a veteran like Bryan Bulaga will be crucial to Darrisaw’s development and I could see him being a staple for that Chargers O-line for years to come.

14. Minnesota Vikings – Jaelan Phillips, EDGE, Miami

We all know Mike Zimmer is a defense guy. And when you’re a defensive coach in the NFL and your defense finishes 29th in total defense, you need to attack it in the offseason. Phillips is a late riser in a lot of mocks just due to his crazy size and speed, as he ran a 4.56 40-yard dash. After spending his first two years at UCLA, Phillips had a breakout year for Miami recording 8 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss. This was in large part due to the absence of fellow draft prospect Gregory Rousseau, who opted-out of the 2020 season. Phillips would be joining a line consisting of Danielle Hunter, Michael Pierce, Dalvin Tomlinson, & Stephen Weatherly. All veterans who would be able to help him quickly adjust to the NFL. Not a bad situation at all for a rookie.

15. New England Patriots – Jaycee Horn, CB, South Carolina

The son of four-time Pro Bowler wideout Joe Horn, Jaycee Horn has made a name for himself in the SEC the past three years. His frame of 6’1″ 205 lbs is great for the league and he has the speed (4.39) to keep up with the leagues best. He also has that ability to come up and stuff a running back at the line of scrimmage with no fear. Something that not a lot of corners these days have. Horn would join fellow Gamecock alumni Stephon Gilmore in the Patriots secondary. After losing both Jason McCourty and Patrick Chung this offseason, the secondary definitely needs to be addressed in the draft. IF we don’t trade down like we always do, I see us taking Horn if he’s available when we’re up.

16. Arizona Cardinals – Zaven Collins, LB, Tulsa

Coming out of high school Collins had only one Division 1 scholarship, coming from Tulsa. He would go on to win the Bronco Nagurski award for college football’s best defensive player. He beat out names like Micah Parsons and Patrick Surtain II. Collins recorded 4 sacks, 2 touchdowns, and 4 interceptions for the Golden Hurricane. Collins would pair up with the Cardinals first-round pick from last year Isaiah Simmons and would also be a replacement for the loss of Haason Reddick to the Carolina Panthers.

17. Las Vegas Raiders – Teven Jenkins, OL, Oklahoma State

This is a make or break year for a lot of people in the Raiders organization. After one of the worst collapses I’ve seen against Miami last year that cost them a playoff spot, the Raiders had to take a long look in the mirror and re-evaluate. After trading away three starting offensive lineman in the offseason this year Mike Mayock and Jon Gruden will need to immediately address it in the draft. Jenkins is a whopping 6’6″ who weighs in at 320 lbs. And while he is that big, he ran an impressive 4.9 40-yard dash.

18. Miami Dolphins – Trevon Moehrig, S, TCU

After addressing getting second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa another weapon in Ja’Marr Chase at pick #6, the Dolphins go out and get some defensive help in Trevon Moehrig from TCU. Brian Flores is a defensive guy and Moehrig would fit right into the team that has had a void since they traded star safety Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Steelers in 2019. Moehrig is great in coverage and can fly to the ball to make a tackle. He’ll definitely have an impact on Sundays.

19. Washington Football Team – Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, LB, Notre Dame

After losing linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis in free agency this offseason, Owusu-Koramoah can jump into an already established Washington defense and make a huge impact. His ability to find the football is excellent and has the speed and strength to keep up with the tight ends and running backs in coverage. He’ll fit right in to a defense that was #2 in pass defense and #4 in total defense.

Fan Opinion – Sithon Hul

I want Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah because he’s the missing piece to our defense and he can cover wideouts plus Ereck Flowers and Curtis Samuel locked in our other missing pieces.

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20. Chicago Bears – Mac Jones, QB, Alabama

The reigning national champion Alabama has a reputation for a lot of players going in the first round. However, no Alabama quarterback (yet) has proven themselves in the NFL. Mac Jones will be the next quarterback in line to attempt to have a successful professional career as a quarterback from Alabama. And I think that Chicago is the spot for him. With a quarterback room of both Nick Foles and Andy Dalton, Jones would be able to sit and learn behind two Pro-Bowlers while not having as much pressure to perform as a young rookie. If Matt Nagy is the “quarterback guru” that his reputation claims he is, then he should be able to help Mac Jones to get there. It didn’t work with Mitch Trubisky but this can be his redemption and saver for his job.

21. Indianapolis Colts – Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech

After Farley’s medical concerns have become an issue as of late due to a back injury from weightlifting. The tape still shows that Farley was an elite corner when healthy. He has great size for an NFL corner standing at 6’2″ and weighing in at almost 200 lbs. The only concern is his durability after his back issues and an ACL tear in 2017. I still think that Farley can be successful and putting him in this young and underrated Indianapolis defense will set him up for greatness.

22. Tennessee Titans – Rashod Bateman, WR, Minnesota

After opting out of the 2020 season, Rashod Bateman slowly crept up the draft boards. Bateman is one of my favorite prospects in this draft due to his productivity on the field and his overlooked ability to create separation. In Bateman’s two full seasons for the Golden Gophers he caught 111 passes for 1923 yards and 17 touchdowns. Bateman would be a solid replacement for former Titans wideout Corey Davis, who left this past free agency to become apart of the New York Jets. Bateman alongside star wideout A.J. Brown and the powerful force known as Derrick Henry would be a perfect fit.

23. New York Jets (via SEA) – Najee Harris, RB, Alabama

After the Le’Veon Bell experiment ultimately came to an end this past year, the Jets are in need of a RB1. Harris is an incredible back with size (6’2″ 230 lbs) and blazing speed (4.45 40-yard dash). In his last two years as Alabama’s feature back Harris has amassed over 2690 rushing yards and 11 rushing touchdowns. Harris was a consensus All-American and the Doak Walker award winner last year (nations best running back). Coming out of high school Harris was the #1 recruit and clearly has lived up to those expectations. I expect Harris to be a feature RB1 in the NFL.

24. Pittsburgh Steelers – Alijah Vera-Tucker, OL, USC

After losing both Maurkice Pouncey and Alejandro Villanueva this past offseason, the Steelers are going to have to protect their asset known as Ben Roethlisberger. Many people want the Steelers to go Etienne or Najee Harris with this pick but I think you need to get bigger and better up front first. Running back can be addressed later in this draft and maybe even after the draft, just look at James Robinson for the Jaguars. An undrafted free agent from Illinois State who ran for over 1,000 yards and 7 touchdowns last year. The Steelers just need to move on from the disaster that was last year and start *kind of* fresh.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (via LAR) – Alex Leatherwood, OL, Alabama

When you draft your million dollar man in Trevor Lawerence, you need to protect him. Alex Leatherwood came from a great offensive line at Alabama where he won two national championships, the Outland Trophy (for nation’s best lineman), and was an unanimous All-American. Leatherwood would be an instant starter and for me is just the ideal pick for Urban Meyer and the Jaguars.

26. Cleveland Browns – Greg Newsome II, CB, Northwestern

Newsome is a heavily underrated prospect for me and to pair him alongside young players in the secondary like Denzel Ward, Greedy Williams, & Grant Delpit. After winning coach of the year, I have full faith in Kevin Stefanski and this Browns organization to go out and build a championship winning team. Especially GM Andrew Berry who has incredibly brought in players like Jadeveon Clowney, John Johnson III, & Troy Hill. He’s a gifted player who’s great in the air going up for pass breakups (16 in the past two years). He’d be a great addition to this already talented defense.

27. Baltimore Ravens – Kwity Paye, EDGE, Michigan

Hailing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Kwity Paye is a strong pass-rusher with great size (6’4″ 272 lbs). After losing Matthew Judon to the Patriots and Yannick Ngakoue to the Raiders, Paye would be a perfect replacement. He has insane speed for someone his size with a 4.52 40-yard dash, and has proven to be a force in the running game getting 12.5 tackles for loss his junior year. Paye would join veterans Calais Campbell and Pernell McPhee who’d be able to take him under their wing.

28. New Orleans Saints – Elijah Moore, WR, Ole Miss

New Orleans is going through a lot of change right now with their main centerpiece in Drew Brees retiring. Along with that, the Saints are thin out wide with both Jared Cook and Emmanuel Sanders leaving in free agency. Moore is a speedy receiver who’d take a lot of pressure off of both Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas. Moore is coming off a career year where he caught 86 passes for 1,193 yards and 8 receiving touchdowns. Moore was also a consensus All-American last year alongside Heisman trophy winner DeVonta Smith. With his agility and ability to break the big play, watch out for Moore to go crazy in the league.

29. Green Bay Packers – Kadarius Toney, WR, Florida

After the very miseducated decision to go and trade up for Jordan Love even though they still had one of the greatest of all time, the Packers have to go skill position on offense here. And Kadarious Toney is a great pick for the cheeseheads. Toney broke out last year with the high powered Gators offense alongside Kyle Trask and Kyle Pitts, going for 984 receiving yards and 10 receiving touchdowns. Alongside Davante Adams, Allan Lazard, and Marques Valdes-Scantling Toney can slide right in and be a great fit.

30. Buffalo Bills – Eric Stokes, CB, Georgia

Eric Stokes is another name that has mostly flown under the radar during this draft process. Stokes had a breakout year for the Bulldogs last year with 20 tackles and 4 interceptions in only 9 games. While he may not have had the interceptions in his first two years, he stayed consistent with nine pass deflections in his first two years at Georgia. What really made Stokes stand out in recent weeks was his insane 40-yard dash time at 4.25 seconds. Surrounded by Tre White, Micah Hyde, Jordan Poyer, and Josh Norman, Stokes would be surrounded by experienced and quality veterans to help him develop. In my opinion, this is a perfect spot for Stokes to land.

31. Baltimore Ravens – Terrace Marshall Jr., WR, LSU

One of my top 5 favorite prospects in this whole draft. Behind Justin Jefferson and Ja’Marr Chase the past two years at LSU, Terrace Marshall was always getting his share of work in. 23 touchdowns over 19 games doesn’t just happen for anyone. With Marshall being selected by the Ravens it would open up a whole new game for that offense with former MVP Lamar Jackson. Over the course of his last two years as a starter, Lamar hasn’t had a #1 deep threat receiver that can go win the jump ball. Terrace Marshall can 100% be that guy. He’s 6’3″ 200 lbs and runs a 4.38 40-yard dash. This can be revolutionary for the Ravens offense. Hopefully he’ll be even available at pick #31 for them.

32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jayson Oweh, EDGE, Penn State

6’5″ 257 lbs. 4.36 40-yard dash. That is all that needs to be said. Jayson Oweh is an extremely raw talent who needs to be coach certainly, but his potential is almost limitless. You give Oweh the right surrounding with arguably the best defensive coordinator in the league in Todd Bowles and two pro-bowl pass rushers in Shaq Barrett and Jason Pierre-Paul. This right here is a definite lock for me, and you see why it’s the perfect fit. Being around those vets and players with playoff and Super Bowl experience, it’ll give him the motivation to reach that next level.

Round 2

33. Travis Etienne, RB, Clemson – Jacksonville Jaguars

34. Liam Eichenberg, OL, Notre Dame – New York Jets

35. Azeez Ojulari, EDGE, Georgia – Atlanta Falcons

36. Javonte Williams, RB, University of North Carolina – Miami Dolphins (from Houston Texans)

37. Jamin Davis, LB, Kentucky – Philadelphia Eagles

38. Christian Barmore, DL, Alabama – Cincinnati Bengals

39. Aaron Robinson, CB, UCF – Carolina Panthers

40. Samuel Cosmi, OT, Texas – Denver Broncos

41. Levi Onwuzurike, DL, Washington – Detroit Lions

42. Rondale Moore, WR, Purdue – New York Giants

43. Joe Tryon, EDGE, Washington – San Fransisco 49ers

44. Landon Dickerson, OL, Alabama – Dallas Cowboys

45. Amari Rodgers, WR, Clemson – Jacksonville Jaguars (via Minnesota Vikings)

46. Asante Samuel Jr., CB, Florida State – New England Patriots

47. Carlos Basham Jr., EDGE, Wake Forest – Los Angeles Chargers

48. Creed Humphrey, OL, Oklahoma – Las Vegas Raiders

49. Wyatt Davis, OL, Ohio State – Arizona Cardinals

50. Gregory Rousseau, EDGE, Miami – Miami Dolphins

51. Baron Browning, LB, Ohio State – Washington Football Team

52. Dillon Radunz, OT, North Dakota State – Chicago Bears

53. Kelvin Joseph, CB, Kentucky – Tennessee Titans

54. Brady Christensen, OT, BYU – Indianapolis Colts

55. Nick Bolton, LB, Missouri – Pittsburgh Steelers

56. Payton Turner, EDGE, Houston – Seattle Seahawks

57. Pat Freiermuth, TE, Penn State – Los Angeles Rams

58. Nico Collins, WR, Michigan – Kansas City Chiefs (via Baltimore Ravens)

59. Ronnie Perkins, EDGE, Oklahoma – Cleveland Browns

60. Joseph Ossai, EDGE, Texas – New Orleans Saints

61. Daviyon Nixon, DL, Iowa – Buffalo Bills

62. Jalen Mayfield, OT, Michigan – Green Bay Packers

63. Jabrill Cox, LB, LSU – Kansas City Chiefs

64. Amon-Ra St.Brown, WR, USC – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Round 3

65. Jevon Holland, S, Oregon – Jacksonville Jaguars

66. Elijah Molden, CB, Washington – New York Jets

67. Dyami Brown, WR, North Carolina – Houston Texans

68. Tylan Wallace, WR, Oklahoma State – Atlanta Falcons

69. Tommy Tremble, TE, Notre Dame – Cincinnati Bengals

70. Quinn Meinerz, OL, Wisconsin-Whitewater – Philadelphia Eagles

71. Pete Werner, LB, Ohio State – Denver Broncos

72. Jackson Carman, OT, Clemson – Detroit Lions

73. Brevin Jordan, TE, Miami – Carolina Panthers

74. D’Wayne Eskridge, WR, Western Michigan – Washington Football Team (via San Fransisco 49ers)

75. Stone Forsythe, OT, Florida – Dallas Cowboys

76. Ifeatu Melifonwu, CB, Syracuse – New York Giants

77. Jamar Johnson, S, Indiana – Los Angeles Chargers

78. Josh Myers, OL, Ohio State – Minnesota Vikings

79. Milton Williams, DL, Louisiana Tech – Las Vegas Raiders (via Arizona Cardinals)

80. Chazz Surratt, LB, North Carolina – Las Vegas Raiders

81. Quincy Roche, EDGE, Miami – Miami Dolphins

82. Richie Grant, S, UCF – Washington Football Team

83. Tyson Campbell, CB, Georgia – Chicago Bears

84. Divine Deablo, S, Virginia Tech – Philadelphia Eagles (via Indianapolis Colts)

85. Spencer Brown, OL, Northern Iowa – Tennessee Titans

86. Janarius Robinson, EDGE, Florida State – New York Jets (via Seattle Seahawks)

87. Kenneth Gainwell, RB, Memphis – Pittsburgh Steelers

88. Ben Cleveland, OL, Georgia – Los Angeles Rams

89. Tommy Toigai, DL, Ohio State – Cleveland Browns

90. Paulson Adebo, CB, Stanford – Minnesota Vikings (via Baltimore Ravens)

91. Cameron McGrone, LB, Michigan – Cleveland Browns (via New Orleans Saints)

92. Oliajah Griffin, CB, USC – Green Bay Packers

93. Benjamin St. Juste, CB, Minnesota – Buffalo Bills

94. James Hudson, OT, Cincinnati – Baltimore Ravens (via Kansas City Chiefs)

95. Trey Smith, OL, Tennessee – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

96. Kellen Mond, QB, Texas A&M – New England Patriots

97. Hunter Long, TE, Boston College – Los Angeles Chargers

98. Hamsah Nasirildeen, S, Florida State – New Orleans Saints

99. Marlon Tuipulotu, DL, USC – Dallas Cowboys

100. Ar’Darius Washington, S, TCU – Tennessee Titans

101. Davis Mills, QB, Stanford – Detroit Lions (via Los Angeles Rams)

102. Tyree Gillespie, S, Missouri – San Fransisco 49ers

103. Robert Hainsey, OT, Notre Dame – Los Angeles Rams

104. Trey Sermon, RB, Ohio State – Baltimore Ravens

105. Trill Williams, CB, Syracuse – New Orleans Saints

Round 4

106. Andre Cisco, S, Syracuse – Jacksonville Jaguars

107. Chartarius Atwell, WR, Louisville – New York Jets

108. Kyle Trask, QB, Florida – Atlanta Falcons

109. Jay Tufele, DL, USC – Houston Texans

110. Deonte Brown, OL, Alabama – Cleveland Browns (via Philadelphia Eagles)

111. Frank Darby, WR, Arizona State – Cincinnati Bengals

112. Robert Rochell, CB, Central Arkansas – Detroit Lions

113. Derrick Barnes, LB, Purdue – Carolina Panthers

114. Tyler Shelvin, DL, LSU – Denver Broncos

115. Jordan Smith, EDGE, UAB – Dallas Cowboys

116. Elerson Smith, EDGE, Northern Iowa – New York Giants

117. Aaron Banks, OL, Notre Dame – San Fransisco 49ers

118. Michael Carter, RB, North Carolina – Los Angeles Chargers

119. JaCoby Stevens, S, LSU – Minnesota Vikings

120. Jalen Twyman, DL, Pitt – New England Patriots

121. Israel Mukuamu, CB, South Carolina – Las Vegas Raiders

122. Dylan Moses, LB, Alabama – New England Patriots (via Houston Texans)

123. Alim McNeil, DL, NC State – Philadelphia Eagles (Miami Dolphins)

124. D’Ante Smith, OT, East Carolina – Washington Football Team

125. Marvin Wilson, DL, Florida State – Minnesota Vikings (via Chicago Bears)

126. Kenny Yeboah, TE, Ole Miss – Tennessee Titans

127. Victor Dimukeje, EDGE, Duke – Indianapolis Colts

128. Shaun Wade, CB, Ohio State – Pittsburgh Steelers

129. Kendrick Green, OL, Illinois – Seattle Seahawks

130. Tre Brown, CB, Oklahoma – Jacksonville Jaguars (via Los Angeles Rams)

131. David Moore, OL, Grambling – Baltimore Ravens

132. Seth Williams, WR, Auburn – Cleveland Browns

133. Kylen Granson, TE, SMU – New Orleans Saints

134. Walker Little, OT, Stanford – Minnesota Vikings (via Buffalo Bills)

135. Rhamondre Stevenson, RB, Oklahoma – Green Bay Packers

136. Talanoa Hufanga, S, USC – Baltimore Ravens (via Kansas City Chiefs)

137. Osa Odighizuwa, DL, UCLA – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

138. Monty Rice, LB, Georgia – Dallas Cowboys

139. Dazz Newsome, WR, North Carolina – New England Patriots

140. Hamilcar Rashed Jr., EDGE, Oregon State – Pittsburgh Steelers

141. Keith Taylor Jr., CB, Washington – Los Angeles Rams

142. Tedarrell Slaton, DL, Florida – Green Bay Packers

143. Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR, Iowa – Minnesota Vikings

144. Cameron Sample, EDGE, Tulane – Kansas City Chiefs

Round 5

145. John Bates, TE, Boise State – Jacksonville Jaguars

146. Drew Dalman, OL, Stanford – New York Jets

147. Rodarius Williams, CB, Oklahoma State – Houston Texans

148. Ambry Thomas, CB, Michigan – Atlanta Falcons

149. Dayo Odeyingbo, EDGE, Vanderbilt – Cincinnati Bengals

150. Kylin Hill, RB, Mississippi State – Philadelphia Eagles

151. Chubba Hubbard, RB, Oklahoma State – Carolina Panthers

152. James Wiggins, S, Cincinnati – Denver Broncos

153. Patrick Jones II, EDGE, Pitt – Detroit Lions

154. Dez Fitzpatrick, WR, Louisville – New York Jets (via New York Giants)

155. Marco Wilson, CB, Florida – San Fransisco 49ers

156. Zach Davidson, TE, Central Missouri – Miami Dolphins (via Dallas Cowboys)

157. Adetokunbo Ogundeji, EDGE, Notre Dame – Minnesota Vikings

158. Daelin Hayes, EDGE, Notre Dame – Houston Texans (via New England Patriots)

159. Charles Snowden III, LB, Virginia – Los Angeles Chargers

160. Kary Vincent Jr., CB, LSU – Arizona Cardinals

161. Joshua Kaindoh, EDGE, Florida State – Buffalo Bills (via Las Vegas Raiders)

162. Richard LeCounte II, S, Georgia – Las Vegas Raiders (via Miami Dolphins)

163. Cade Johnson, WR, South Dakota State – Washington Football Team

164. Anthony Schwartz, WR, Auburn – Chicago Bears

165. Shi Smith, WR, South Carolina – Indianapolis Colts

166. Rashad Weaver, EDGE, Pitt – Tennessee Titans

167. Chauncey Golston, EDGE, Iowa – Las Vegas Raiders (via Seattle Seahawks)

168. Jamie Newman, QB, Georgia – Minnesota Vikings (via Pittsburgh Steelers)

169. Brenden Jaimes, OL, Nebraska – Cleveland Browns (via Los Angeles Rams)

170. Jonathon Cooper, EDGE, Ohio State – Jacksonville Jaguars (via Cleveland Browns)

171. Tre’ McKitty, TE, Georgia – Baltimore Ravens

172. Simi Fehoko, WR, Stanford – San Fransisco 49ers (via New Orleans Saints)

173. Trey Hill, OL, Georgia – Green Bay Packers

174. Josh Palmer, WR, Tennessee – Buffalo Bills

175. Bryce Thompson, CB, Tennessee – Kansas City Chiefs

176. Sadarius Hutcherson, OL, South Carolina – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

177. Caden Sterns, S, Texas – New England Patriots

178. Joshuah Bledsoe, S, Missouri – Green Bay Packers

179. Quintin Morris, TE, Bowling Green – Dallas Cowboys

180. Thomas Graham Jr., CB, Oregon – San Fransisco 49ers

181. Khyiris Tonga, DL, BYU – Kansas City Chiefs

182. Javian Hawkins, RB, Louisville – Atlanta Falcons

183. Tony Fields II, LB, West Virginia – Atlanta Falcons

184. Josh Imatorbhebhe, WR, Illinois – Baltimore Ravens

Round 6

185. Shakur Brown, CB, Michigan State – Los Angeles Chargers (via Tennessee Titans)

186. Nick Eubanks, TE, Michigan – New York Jets

187. Jamien Sherwood, S, Auburn – Atlanta Falcons

188. Michael Strachan, WR, Charleston – New England Patriots (via Houston Texans)

189. Shaka Toney, EDGE, Penn State – Philadelphia Eagles

190. Deommodore Lenoir, CB, Oregon – Cincinnati Bengals

191. Cornell Powell, WR, Clemson – Denver Broncos

192. Damar Hamlin, S, Pittsburgh – Dallas Cowboys (via Detroit Lions)

193. Brady Davis, QB, Illinois State – Carolina Panthers

194. Rakeem Boyd, RB, Arkansas – San Fransisco 49ers

195. Pro Wells, TE, TCU – Houston Texans (via Dallas Cowboys)

196. Tommy Kraemer, OL, Notre Dame – New York Giants

197. Patrick Johnson, EDGE, Tulane – New England Patriots

198. Bobby Brown III, DL, Texas A&M – Los Angeles Chargers

199. Jack Anderson, OL, Texas Tech – Minnesota Vikings

200. Khalil Herbert, RB, Virginia Tech – Las Vegas Raiders

201. Tommy Doyle, OT, Miami (OH) – New York Giants (via Arizona Cardinals)

202. Brady Breeze, S, Oregon – Cincinnati Bengals (via Miami Dolphins)

203. Tariq Thompson, S, San Diego State – Houston Texans (via Washington Football Team)

204. Wyatt Hubert, EDGE, Kansas State – Chicago Bears

205. Drake Jackson, OL, Kentucky – Tennessee Titans

206. Miller Forristall, TE, Alabama – Indianapolis Colts

207. Adrian Ealy, OL, Oklahoma – Kansas City Chiefs (via Pittsburgh Steelers)

208. Kene Nwangwu, RB, Iowa State – Chicago Bears (via Seattle Seahawks)

209. Malcolm Koonce, EDGE, Buffalo – Los Angeles Rams

210. Marlon Williams, WR, UCF – Baltimore Ravens

211. Darrick Forrest, S, Cincinnati – Cleveland Browns

212. Jaylon Moore, OT, Western Michigan – Houston Texans

213. Shaun Beyer, TE, Iowa – Buffalo Bills

214. Demetric Felton, WR, UCLA – Green Bay Packers

215. Avery Williams, CB, Boise State – Tennessee Titans (via Kansas City Chiefs

216. Pooka Williams, RB, Kansas – Pittsburgh Steelers (via Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

217. Sam Ehlinger, QB, Texas – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

218. Brady White, QB, Memphis – New Orleans Saints

219. Jaelon Darden, WR, North Texas – Atlanta Falcons

220. Isaiah McDuffie, LB, Boston College – Green Bay Packers

221. Noah Gray, TE, Duke – Chicago Bears

222. Rachad Wildgoose Jr., CB, Wisconsin – Carolina Panthers

223. Austin Watkins, WR, UAB – Arizona Cardinals (via Minnesota Vikings)

224. Tre Norwood, CB, Oklahoma – Philadelphia Eagles

225. Dan Moore Jr., OT, Texas A&M – Philadelphia Eagles

226. Sage Surratt, WR, Wake Forest – New York Jets (via Carolina Panthers)

227. Shane Buechele, QB, SMU – Dallas Cowboys

228. Joshua Ross, LB, Michigan – Chicago Bears

Round 7

229. Brandon Smith, WR, Iowa – New Orleans Saints (via Jacksonville Jaguars)

230. Carson Green, OT, Texas A&M – San Fransisco 49ers (via New York Jets)

231. Tay Gowan, CB, UCF – Miami Dolphins (via Houston Texans)

232. Justin Hilliard, LB, Ohio State – Tennessee Titans (via Atlanta Falcons)

233. William Bradley-King, EDGE, Baylor – Houston Texans (via Cincinnati Bengals)

234. Luke Farrell, TE, Ohio State – Philadelphia Eagles

235. Jermar Jefferson, RB, Oregon State – Cincinnati Bengals (via Detroit Lions)

236. Chris Evans, RB, Michigan – Buffalo Bills (via Carolina Panthers)

237. Manny Rugamba, CB, Miami (OH) – Denver Broncos

238. Garrett Wallow, LB, TCU – Dallas Cowboys

239. Darius Stills, DL, West Virginia – Denver Broncos (via New York Giants)

240. K.J. Costello, QB, Mississippi State – Philadelphia Eagles (via San Fransisco 49ers)

241. Tim Jones, WR, Southern Mississippi – Los Angeles Chargers

242. Drew Himmelman, OL, Illinois State – New England Patriots

243. Elijah Mitchell, RB, Louisiana – Arizona Cardinals

244. Camryn Bynum, CB, California – Washington Football Team (via Las Vegas Raiders)

245. Tristen Hoge, OL, BYU – Pittsburgh Steelers (via Miami Dolphins)

246. Alaric Jackson, OL, Iowa – Washington Football Team

247. Naquan Jones, DL, Michigan State – Arizona Cardinals (via Chicago Bears)

248. Ernest Jones, LB, South Carolina – Indianapolis Colts

249. Christian Uphoff, S, Illinois State – Jacksonville Jaguars (via Tennessee Titans)

250. Tamorrion Terry, WR, Florida State – Seattle Seahawks

251. Trevon Grimes, WR, Florida – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (via Pittsburgh Steelers)

252. Dax Milne, WR, BYU – Los Angeles Rams

253. Gerrid Doaks, RB, Cincinnati – Denver Broncos (via Cleveland Browns)

254. Josh Ball, OT, Marshall – Pittsburgh Steelers (via Baltimore Ravens)

255. DJ Daniel, CB, Georgia – New Orleans Saints

256. Matt Busham, TE, BYU – Green Bay Packers

257. Nate Hobbs, CB, Illinois – Cleveland Browns

258. Landon Young, OT, Kentucky – Miami Dolphins

259. Michael Carter II, CB, Duke – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Well there it is. If you’ve made it here congratulations, you’re a dedicated NFL fan. This honestly took a whole lot of effort and research and I’m really proud of it. Draft day is only two days away and the football world will be watching. This is YSN, signing out.