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Mock it - 7 rounder

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Round 1
21. Kadyn Proctor, OT, Bama

Round 2
53. Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU

Round 3
76. Gennings Dunker, G, Iowa
85. Tyler Onyedim, DT, Texas A&M
99. Chris Brazzell, WR, Tennessee

Round 4
121. Jakobe Thomas, S, Miami

Round 5
161. Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State

Round 6
216. Collin Wright, CB, Stanford

Round 7
224. Kaleb Proctor, DT, SE Louisiana
230. Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
237. Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
 
Supe's Mock (assumptions - Broderick Jones is healthy and Aaron does not return):

Round 1
21. Kadyn Proctor, OT, Bama
Even if BJ is back and healthy, Proctor at LT and Jones inside at LG - or vice versa - would just beef up the OL. For the sake of this draft, I'll assume Jones IS healthy.

Round 2
53. Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
DT would be nice here, but adding another WR and potentially a Metcalf-Pittman-Bell-Wilson WR room would be excellent for any QB.

Round 3
76. Davison Igbinosun, CB, Ohio State
Start off in the slot and work to the outside in his sophomore season, as I can see Jamel Dean moving to Safety later.

85. Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia
Dude is a baller, plain and simple.

99. Anez Cooper, G, Auburn
OL would be massive and solidified for a long damn time. If BJ leaves after this season, a left side of Proctor and Cooper would be HUGE.

Round 4
121. Joshua Josephs, OLB, Tennessee
Highsmith is getting up there, and TJ isnt getting younger. We do have Sawyer and Herbig, but if we trade Highsmith or Herbig, then we need some OLB depth At one point, Josephs was billed as a first rounder. Jakobe Thomas is hard to pass up, but if Dean moves to S next season (just my speculation), then we really don't need to invest in S.

Round 5
161. Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn @tapeANaspirin2it
Seriously doubt he goes this late, but ... Warren and Dowdle enter this season at 28, and we have no idea what we have in Kaleb.


Round 6
216. Nick Barrett, DT, South Carolina
Adding more to the DL.

Round 7
224. Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
I normally stay away from ANYONE from that dredge of a state, but this dude has some unreal size.

230. Kendrick Law, WR, Kentucky
Another baller at WR

237. Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
No problem with this pick
 
1 Omar Cooper WR Indiana- He will be inside to form a nice trio
2
Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas Tech- one of my favorite players
3A Zakee Wheatley, FS, Penn State- deep patroller
3B Bryce Lance, WR, North Dakota State- it’s grease lighting
3C Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State- I feel the need for speed
4
Jalen Farmer, G, Kentucky- Could be a gem
4B TE Eli Raridon, TE, Notre Dame- meh
5 Dontay Corleone, DT, Cincinnati- NT
6 Ephesians Prysock, CB, Washington- nice developmental RAS type
7A Kaden Wetjen, Returner/WR, Iowa- one is needed
7B Isaiah World, OT, Oregon- nice sleeper
7C Eric McAlister, WR TCU- nice sleeper 2
 
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Nussmeir in the second just makes no sense to me. If you are going to do that I guess you can just scrap Howard. And by what measurement would you say he is better. I realize there couod be a price point where you just cannot resist one of those guys and consider a scatter gun approach and hope you hit. A top 60 pick is not that price point.
 
I keep starting mock drafts but this draft just is not very deep so having a zillion picks makes it a chore.
 
Nussmeir in the second just makes no sense to me. If you are going to do that I guess you can just scrap Howard. And by what measurement would you say he is better. I realize there couod be a price point where you just cannot resist one of those guys and consider a scatter gun approach and hope you hit. A top 60 pick is not that price point.
As I've said elsewhere... unless a potential first round guy is there in the late 3rd... you arent seeing a qb get drafted till very late... assuming Rodgers signs here, they wont go into the season with a qb over 40 and two whom have never thrown an nfl pass... and they arent spending a mid rounder on a guy getting cut...
if the howard stuff they are saying is real, and not just a smokescreen, they arent taking a qb till the sixth or seventh with throwaway picks... well unless a guy falls way too far...

They think they are contenders.. contenders dont have two complete virgin QBs as backups...
 
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