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Miami Trade #5 & #70 to Detriot for #3
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Steelers Trade #102 to Raiders for #121 & #159
1.Cincinnati Bengals Joe Burrow QB, LSU
2.Washington Redskins Chase Young EDGE, Ohio State
3.Miami Dolphins Justin Herbert QB, Oregon
4.New York Giants Isaiah Simmons LB, Clemson
5.Detroit Lions Jeffrey Okudah CB, Ohio State
6.Los Angeles Chargers Tua Tagovailoa QB, Alabama
7.Carolina Panthers Derrick Brown IDL, Auburn
8.Arizona Cardinals Tristan Wirfs OT, Iowa
9.Jacksonville Jaguars C.J. Henderson CB, Florida
10.Cleveland Browns Mekhi Becton OT, Louisville
11.New York Jets Andrew Thomas OT, Georgia
12.Las Vegas Raiders CeeDee Lamb WR, Oklahoma
13.San Francisco 49ers Henry Ruggs III WR, Alabama
14.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jedrick Wills OT, Alabama
15.Denver Broncos Jerry Jeudy WR, Alabama
16.Atlanta Falcons Javon Kinlaw IDL, South Carolina
17.Dallas Cowboys K'Lavon Chaisson EDGE, LSU
18.Miami Dolphins Xavier McKinney S, Alabama
19.Las Vegas Raiders Grant Delpit S, LSU
20.Jacksonville Jaguars Jordan Love QB, Utah State
21.Philadelphia Eagles Jalen Reagor WR, TCU
22.Minnesota Vikings Denzel Mims WR, Baylor
23.New England Patriots Jalen Hurts QB, Oklahoma
24.New Orleans Saints Kenneth Murray LB, Oklahoma
25.Minnesota Vikings Jeff Gladney CB, TCU
26.Miami Dolphins Isaiah Wilson OT, Georgia
27.Seattle Seahawks Yetur Gross-Matos EDGE, Penn State
28.Baltimore Ravens Jonathan Taylor RB, Wisconsin
29.Tennessee Titans Zack Baun EDGE, Wisconsin
30.Green Bay Packers Chase Claypool WR, Notre Dame
31.San Francisco 49ers Kristian Fulton CB, LSU
32.Kansas City Chiefs D'Andre Swift RB, Georgia
33.Cincinnati Bengals Justin Jefferson WR, LSU
34.Indianapolis Colts K.J. Hamler WR, Penn State
35.Detroit Lions Justin Madubuike IDL, Texas A&M
36.New York Giants Josh Jones OT, Houston
37.Los Angeles Chargers Ezra Cleveland OT, Boise State
38.Carolina Panthers Patrick Queen LB, LSU
39.Miami Dolphins J.K. Dobbins RB, Ohio State
40.Los Angeles Rams Cam Akers RB, Florida State
41.Cleveland Browns Antoine Winfield Jr. S, Minnesota
42.Jacksonville Jaguars Neville Gallimore IDL, Oklahoma
43.Chicago Bears Jaylon Johnson CB, Utah
44.Indianapolis Colts Jacob Eason QB, Washington
45.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB, LSU
46.Denver Broncos Austin Jackson OT, USC
47.Atlanta Falcons A.J. Terrell CB, Clemson
48.New York Jets Marlon Davidson IDL, Auburn
49.Miami Dolphins Cesar Ruiz IOL, Michigan
50.Chicago Bears Jeremy Chinn S, Southern Illinois
51.Dallas Cowboys Noah Igbinoghene CB, Auburn
52.Los Angeles Rams A.J. Epenesa EDGE, Iowa
53.Philadelphia Eagles Trevon Diggs CB, Alabama
54.Buffalo Bills Terrell Lewis EDGE, Alabama
55.Baltimore Ravens Tee Higgins WR, Clemson
56.Pittsburgh Steelers Lloyd Cushenberry III IOL, LSU
Steelers met with Cushenberry at the combine and he can play both OG and OC which gives him added value. Pros: Quick out of his stance, nimble feet, good lateral movement, decent hand punch, good anchor (not great) and seems to feel stunts and blitzes well. Cons: Hand placement seems to get outside more than you’d like to see but that is very coachable.
57.Los Angeles Rams Willie Gay Jr. LB, Mississippi State
58.Minnesota Vikings Ross Blacklock IDL, TCU
59.Seattle Seahawks Raekwon Davis IDL, Alabama
60.Baltimore Ravens Jordyn Brooks LB, Texas Tech
61.Tennessee Titans Davon Hamilton IDL, Ohio State
62.Green Bay Packers Cole Kmet TE, Notre Dame
63.Kansas City Chiefs Laviska Shenault Jr. WR, Colorado
64.Seattle Seahawks Brandon Aiyuk WR, Arizona State
65.Cincinnati Bengals Curtis Weaver EDGE, Boise State
66.Washington Redskins Lucas Niang OT, TCU
67.Detroit Lions Kyle Dugger S, Lenoir-Rhyne
68.New York Jets Julian Okwara EDGE, Notre Dame
69.Carolina Panthers Michael Pittman Jr. WR, USC
70.Miami Dolphins Jonah Jackson IOL, Ohio State
71.Los Angeles Chargers Damon Arnette CB, Ohio State
72.Arizona Cardinals Joshua Uche EDGE, Michigan
73.Jacksonville Jaguars Ashtyn Davis S, California
74.Cleveland Browns Malik Harrison LB, Ohio State
75. Indianapolis Colts Adam Trautman TE, Dayton
76.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Matt Hennessy IOL, Temple
77.Denver Broncos Cameron Dantzler CB, Mississippi State
78.Atlanta Falcons Darrell Taylor EDGE, Tennessee
79.New York Jets Donovan Peoples-Jones WR, Michigan
80.Las Vegas Raiders Bryce Hall CB, Virginia
81.Las Vegas Raiders Jordan Elliott IDL, Missouri
82.Dallas Cowboys Terrell Burgess S, Utah
83.Denver Broncos Robert Hunt IOL, Louisiana
84.Los Angeles Rams Prince Tega Wanogho OT, Auburn
85.Detroit Lions Jonathan Greenard EDGE, Florida
86.Buffalo Bills Troy Pride Jr. CB, Notre Dame
87.New England Patriots Bryan Edwards WR, South Carolina
88.New Orleans Saints Jake Fromm QB, Georgia
89.Minnesota Vikings Khalid Kareem EDGE, Notre Dame
90.Houston Texans Rashard Lawrence IDL, LSU
91.Las Vegas Raiders Damien Lewis IOL, LSU
92.Baltimore Ravens Netane Muti IOL, Fresno State
93.Tennessee Titans Matthew Peart OT, UConn
94.Green Bay Packers Antonio Gibson RB, Memphis
95.Denver Broncos Akeem Davis-Gaither LB, Appalachian State
96.Kansas City Chiefs Darnay Holmes CB, UCLA
97.Cleveland Browns Nick Harris IOL, Washington
98.New England Patriots Tyler Biadasz IOL, Wisconsin
99.New York Giants K'Von Wallace S, Clemson
100.New England Patriots Bradlee Anae EDGE, Utah
101.Seattle Seahawks John Simpson IOL, Clemson
102.Las Vegas Raiders Ben Bartch OT, St. John
103.Philadelphia Eagles Alohi Gilman S, Notre Dame
104.Los Angeles Rams Brycen Hopkins TE, Purdue
105.Minnesota Vikings Saahdiq Charles OT, LSU
106.Baltimore Ravens Jabari Zuniga EDGE, Florida
107.Cincinnati Bengals Logan Stenberg IOL, Kentucky
108.Washington Redskins Hunter Bryant TE, Washington
109.Detroit Lions Logan Wilson LB, Wyoming
110.New York Giants Alex Highsmith EDGE, Charlotte
111.Houston Texans Kenny Willekes EDGE, Michigan State
112.Los Angeles Chargers Van Jefferson WR, Florida
113.Carolina Panthers Michael Ojemudia CB, Iowa
114.Arizona Cardinals Troy Dye LB, Oregon
115.Cleveland Browns Nick Coe EDGE, Auburn
116.Jacksonville Jaguars Eno Benjamin RB, Arizona State
117.Tampa Bay Buccaneers K.J. Hill WR, Ohio State
118.Denver Broncos Larrell Murchison IDL, NC State
119.Atlanta Falcons Zack Moss RB, Utah
120.New York Jets Darrynton Evans RB, Appalachian State
121.Pittsburgh Steelers A.J. Dillon RB, Boston College
Conner is in a contract year, Snell looked good but I never really saw a burst to make him a homerun threat and he seems to be a powerback and limited to between the tackles. Dillon is a one cut and up back that thrives in the NFL. Pros: Good vision to follow his blockers and hits the hole with momentum. Good feet especially considering his size. Power and forward lean is superb as he doesn’t get taken down with arm tackles and seems to always fall forward for an extra yard or two. Long speed is more than enough in the NFL. Cons: Not the best of receiver and will need to develop in this area to stay on the field all three downs. Pass pro is hit or miss and will need work to become better.
https://www.si.com/college/bostoncollege/football/aj-dillon-top-five-runs-boston-college-nfl-draft
122.Indianapolis Colts Brandon Jones S, Texas
123.Dallas Cowboys Devin Asiasi TE, UCLA
124.Pittsburgh Steelers Albert Okwuegbunam TE, Missouri
Steelers did sign Ebron and kept McDonald but Ebron could easily be a one year deal and McDonald can be released after the season. This gives the Steelers a young guy to develop. Pros: Good hands, above average athlete, big bodied with long arms and big mitts. Cons: Seems a little lazy at times, doesn’t have great flexibility, boom or bust prospect.
125.New England Patriots Thaddeus Moss TE, LSU
126.Los Angeles Rams Quartney DavisWR, Texas A&M
127.Philadelphia Eagles Evan Weaver LB, California
128.Buffalo Bills Lynn Bowden WR, Kentucky
129.Baltimore Ravens Cheyenne O'Grady TE, Arkansas
130.New Orleans Saints Gabriel Davis WR, UCF
131.Arizona Cardinals Harrison Bryant TE, Florida Atlantic
132.Minnesota Vikings Shane Lemieux IOL, Oregon
133.Seattle Seahawks Terence Steele OT, Texas Tech
134.Baltimore Ravens Hakeem Adeniji OT, Kansas
135.Pittsburgh Steelers Alex Taylor OT, South Carolina State
Villanueva, Banner, and Feiler are all impending free agents so Steelers get a developmental guy to hopefully replace one of them. Pros: Unbelievable athleticism for the position. Feet are nimble, hands are powerful, arms are freakishly long. He’s 6-8 308 with 36 ⅛” arms and 11 ¼” hands. Cons: Former basketball player which is where I see his feet and athleticism coming from but he also is sloppy and relies a lot on that athleticism. That is fine at South Carolina State but not going to get it done in the NFL. Will need a season to develop.
136.Green Bay Packers Joe Bachie Jr. LB, Michigan State
137.Jacksonville Jaguars Collin Johnson WR, Texas
138.Kansas City Chiefs Geno Stone S, Iowa
139.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Alton Robinson EDGE, Syracuse
140.Jacksonville Jaguars Solomon Kindley IOL, Georgia
141.Miami Dolphins Anfernee Jennings EDGE, Alabama
142.Washington Redskins Essang Bassey CB, Wake Forest
143.Atlanta Falcons Markus Bailey LB, Purdue
144.Seattle Seahawks Josiah Deguara TE, Cincinnati
145.Philadelphia Eagles D.J. Wonnum EDGE, South Carolina
146.Philadelphia Eagles Ben Bredeson IOL, Michigan
147.Cincinnati Bengals Davion Taylor LB, Colorado
148.Carolina Panthers Michael Onwenu IOL, Michigan
149.Detroit Lions Kyle Murphy IOL, Rhode Island
150.New York Giants Tyler Johnson WR, Minnesota
151.Los Angeles Chargers David Woodward LB, Utah State
152.Carolina Panthers Mykal Walker LB, Fresno State
153.Pittsburgh Steelers Kenny Robinson S, West Virginia
Steelers are thin behind Fitz and Edmunds and Robinson can actually play both FS and SS. He is a ballhawk in every sense of the word with 7 picks at two years in college and 2 picks in 5 XFL games. Pros: Great awareness and sees plays develop and undercuts passes. A+ tackler and great in open field. Cons: Suspended from UWV for academic fraud so character concerns has to be an issue. Does take chances which don’t always work out.
154.Pittsburgh Steelers Tanner Muse LB, Clemson
Steelers have some decent coverage options at LB with Bush and Grant but with the absence of dirty red the Steelers are thin at backup ILB and special teams players. Muse played safety in college but his body and skillset looks to translate well to ILB in the pros. Pros: SPARQ off the chart and A+ athlete. Had nice production playing deep safety even though ILB might have been a better position for him. Cons: Position changes are never easy or guaranteed. Will need to show he can be more physical to play ILB.
155. Minnesota Vikings Trajan Bandy CB, Miami
156.San Francisco 49ers Jason Strowbridge IDL, North Carolina
157.Baltimore Ravens McTelvin Agim IDL, Arkansas
158.New York Jets Harrison Hand CB, Temple
159.Pittsburgh Steelers James Morgan QB, Florida International
Steelers are still high on Rudolph but in this draft I am able to acquire enough picks to bring in more competition at the QB position. Pros: NFL caliber arm and IMO strongest arm in this draft. Big hands, NFL frame, quick release and throws effortlessly. Good feet for a big man and can extend the play or scramble when needed but his eyes always stay down field. Very Roethlisbergerish during the beginning of his career. Cons: Feet placement are downright ugly and has a different throwing motion. The feet placement I feel would fix his sometimes arrant throws when he is working from a clean pocket. The good news is when he is scrambling and can’t set his feet he is already phenomenal at being accurate with those throws.
160.Indianapolis Colts Bravvion Roy IDL, Baylor
161.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Anthony Gordon QB, Washington State
162.Washington Redskins Devin Duvernay WR, Texas
163.Chicago Bears Isaiah Hodgins WR, Oregon State
164.Dallas Cowboys Quintez Cephus WR, Wisconsin
165.Jacksonville Jaguars Jonathan Garvin EDGE, Miami
166.Detroit Lions Antonio Gandy-Golden WR, Liberty
167.Buffalo Bills Colby Parkinson TE, Stanford
168.Philadelphia Eagles Nate Stanley QB, Iowa
169.New Orleans Saints Josiah Scott CB, Michigan State
170.Jacksonville Jaguars Shaquille Quarterman LB, Miami
171.Houston Texans Yasir Durant IOL, Missouri
172.New England Patriots Michael Divinity Jr. LB, LSU
173.Miami Dolphins Anthony McFarland RB, Maryland
174.Tennessee Titans Javelin Guidry CB, Utah
175.Green Bay Packers Myles Bryant CB, Washington
176.San Francisco 49ers Lamical Perine RB, Florida
177.Kansas City Chiefs Trevis Gipson EDGE, Tulsa
178.Denver Broncos Julian Blackmon S, Utah
179.Dallas Cowboys Tyler Clark IDL, Georgia
180.Cincinnati Bengals Jack Driscoll OT, Auburn
181.Denver Broncos Steven Montez QB, Colorado
182.Detroit Lions Ke'Shawn Vaughn RB, Vanderbilt
183.New York Giants Patrick Taylor Jr. RB, Memphis
184.Carolina Panthers Antoine Brooks Jr. S, Maryland
185.Miami Dolphins Tyrie Cleveland WR, Florida
186.Los Angeles Chargers Justin Herron OT, Wake Forest
187.Cleveland Browns Isaiah Coulter WR, Rhode Island
188.Buffalo Bills Sewo Olonilua RB, TCU
189.Jacksonville Jaguars Cameron Clark OT, Charlotte
190.Philadelphia Eagles Joshua Kelley RB, UCLA
191.New York Jets Mohamed Barry LB, Nebraska
192.Green Bay Packers Trey Adams OT, Washington
193.Indianapolis Colts Dane Jackson CB, Pittsburgh
194.Tampa Bay Buccaneers J.R. Reed S, Georgia
195.New England Patriots Jacob Phillips LB, LSU
196.Chicago Bears Jake Hanson IOL, Oregon
197.Indianapolis Colts Tyre Phillips IOL, Mississippi State
198.Pittsburgh Steelers Leki Fotu IDL, Utah
Hargrave is gone and I don’t know if the Steelers really plan on replacing him. From what I have seen and read they let Hargrave walk because he played so few snaps because he doesn’t really fit what the Steelers are trying to do. I think he was drafted because he was such a value that they found ways of getting him on the field and taught him to play NT that could rush. I feel Fotu comes in on those 15% base defense plays and he holds the point and pushes the pocket like a good NT does to free up those inside backers but I feel we play more “sub” packages and pass sets and a true nose is not needed as much. Pros: Dude has a ton of sand in his pants and requires two to move him off his point. Long arms and heavy hands. Plugs the middle and frees up your inside backers to shoot gaps and make plays. Does the ugly work and loves it. Cons: Little pass rush ability and is likely a short yardage player with little special teams value. His teammate John Penisini would definitely be an UDFA target if I didn’t end up with Fotu. Don’t get me wrong Fotu has more upside as a pass rusher and even has some (not a lot) of potential at 5 technique. But when it comes to being a stout 0 technique and that alone Penisini has the higher floor but definitely lower ceiling.
199.Los Angeles Rams Khalil Davis IDL, Nebraska
200.Chicago Bears Justin Strnad LB, Wake Forest
201.Minnesota Vikings Cole McDonald QB, Hawaii
202.Arizona Cardinals Lamar Jackson CB, Nebraska
203.New Orleans Saints Dalton Keene TE, Virginia Tech
204.New England Patriots Nevelle Clarke CB, UCF
205.Minnesota Vikings James Proche WR, SMU
206.Jacksonville Jaguars Jauan Jennings WR, Tennessee
207.Buffalo Bills Benito Jones IDL, Ole Miss
208.Green Bay Packers James Lynch IDL, Baylor
209.Green Bay Packers Jared Hilbers IOL, Washington
210.San Francisco 49ers Jon Runyan OT, Michigan
211.New York Jets Jared Pinkney TE, Vanderbilt
212.New England Patriots Kalija Lipscomb WR, Vanderbilt
213.New England Patriots Raequan Williams IDL, Michigan State
214.Seattle Seahawks Shyheim Carter S, Alabama
215.Cincinnati Bengals Kamren Curl CB, Arkansas
216.Washington Redskins Francis Bernard LB, Utah
217.San Francisco 49ers Kendall Coleman EDGE, Syracuse
218.New York Giants John Hightower WR, Boise State
219.Minnesota Vikings Kamal Martin LB, Minnesota
220.Los Angeles Chargers Darius Anderson RB, TCU
221.Carolina Panthers Charlie Taumoepeau TE, Portland State
222.Arizona Cardinals Darryl Williams IOL, Mississippi State
223.Jacksonville Jaguars Stephen Sullivan TE, LSU
224.Tennessee Titans Aaron Parker WR, Rhode Island
225.Baltimore Ravens Reggie Robinson II CB, Tulsa
226.Chicago Bears Scott Frantz OT, Kansas State
227.Miami Dolphins Lavert Hill CB, Michigan
228.Atlanta Falcons Binjimen Victor WR, Ohio State
229.Washington Redskins David Dowell S, Michigan State
230.New England Patriots Calvin Throckmorton OT, Oregon
231.Dallas Cowboys Zach Shackelford IOL, Texas
232.Pittsburgh Steelers Omar Bayless WR, Arkansas State
I for one don’t feel WR is a top pick need and here’s why. JuJu likely gets a long term deal and that is Colberts MO to lock up young talent for a reasonable price. JuJu, Washington and Johnson are all 23/24 years old and Washington and Johnson had nice seasons considering who was throwing the the ball. Therefore I feel the Steelers will look for a value player later in the draft. Pros: Bayless has freakish good hands making a half dozen circus like catches last year and he also has 93 grabs for 1,653 yards as a senior. He adjust great to the ball when it is in the air and he is a natural hand catcher who highpoints the ball. Does a nice job hand fighting to create separation.Cons: Not the greatest athlete on the planet and didn’t create a lot of separation with speed or agility. Needs to sell route better. Got pushed around at the LOS a lot and will need work learning to fight off DBs.
233.Chicago Bears Rico Dowdle RB, South Carolina
234.Los Angeles Rams A.J. Green CB, Oklahoma State
235.Detroit Lions Colton McKivitz OL West Virginia
236.Green Bay Packers Grayland Arnold CB, Baylor
237.Tennessee Titans Mitchell Wilcox TE, South Florida
238.New York Giants Jacob Breeland TE, Oregon
239.Buffalo Bills Tremayne Anchrum OT, Clemson
240.Houston Texans Charlie Heck OT, North Carolina
241.New England Patriots Myles Dorn S, North Carolina
242.Green Bay Packers John Penisini IDL, Utah
243.Tennessee Titans Michael Warren II RB, Cincinnati
244.Cleveland Browns James Robinson RB, Illinois State
245.San Francisco 49ers Austin Mack WR, Ohio State
246.Miami Dolphins Jaron Bryant CB, Fresno State
247.New York Giants Brian Lewerke QB, Michigan State
248.Houston Texans Jake Luton QB, Oregon State
249.Minnesota Vikings Rodrigo Blankenship K, Georgia
250.Houston Texans Javaris Davis CB, Auburn
251.Pittsburgh Steelers Amik Robertson CB, Louisiana Tech
Hilton is an UFA next year and when you look at guys like Watt and Dupree he might be low man on the pecking order. Robertson is a clone physically of Hilton which will scare a lot of teams away. Also, Robertson declined to test at the combine and without scouts being allowed to go to pro days that will also hurt his stock. Steelers met with him at the combine so there is at least interest. Pros: Natural football player instincts. He just has a knack for being in the right place at the right time and sees the play before it develops. Quick feet, physical, smooth/loose hips, crazy productive with 14 picks, 23 tfl, 4 sacks, 34 pass defended and all in three years as he is a true Junior at 21 years old. Cons: 5-9, 187lbs, short arms, small hands, not great long speed. I would guess between 4.5-4.6 forty.
252.Denver Broncos Trevon Hill EDGE, Miami
253.Minnesota Vikings Robert Landers IDL, Ohio State
254.Denver Broncos Jeff Thomas WR, Miami
255.New York Giants Levonta Taylor CB, Florida State
Steelers Trade #49 to Miami for #56, #153, #154 & #251
Steelers Trade #102 to Raiders for #121 & #159
1.Cincinnati Bengals Joe Burrow QB, LSU
2.Washington Redskins Chase Young EDGE, Ohio State
3.Miami Dolphins Justin Herbert QB, Oregon
4.New York Giants Isaiah Simmons LB, Clemson
5.Detroit Lions Jeffrey Okudah CB, Ohio State
6.Los Angeles Chargers Tua Tagovailoa QB, Alabama
7.Carolina Panthers Derrick Brown IDL, Auburn
8.Arizona Cardinals Tristan Wirfs OT, Iowa
9.Jacksonville Jaguars C.J. Henderson CB, Florida
10.Cleveland Browns Mekhi Becton OT, Louisville
11.New York Jets Andrew Thomas OT, Georgia
12.Las Vegas Raiders CeeDee Lamb WR, Oklahoma
13.San Francisco 49ers Henry Ruggs III WR, Alabama
14.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jedrick Wills OT, Alabama
15.Denver Broncos Jerry Jeudy WR, Alabama
16.Atlanta Falcons Javon Kinlaw IDL, South Carolina
17.Dallas Cowboys K'Lavon Chaisson EDGE, LSU
18.Miami Dolphins Xavier McKinney S, Alabama
19.Las Vegas Raiders Grant Delpit S, LSU
20.Jacksonville Jaguars Jordan Love QB, Utah State
21.Philadelphia Eagles Jalen Reagor WR, TCU
22.Minnesota Vikings Denzel Mims WR, Baylor
23.New England Patriots Jalen Hurts QB, Oklahoma
24.New Orleans Saints Kenneth Murray LB, Oklahoma
25.Minnesota Vikings Jeff Gladney CB, TCU
26.Miami Dolphins Isaiah Wilson OT, Georgia
27.Seattle Seahawks Yetur Gross-Matos EDGE, Penn State
28.Baltimore Ravens Jonathan Taylor RB, Wisconsin
29.Tennessee Titans Zack Baun EDGE, Wisconsin
30.Green Bay Packers Chase Claypool WR, Notre Dame
31.San Francisco 49ers Kristian Fulton CB, LSU
32.Kansas City Chiefs D'Andre Swift RB, Georgia
33.Cincinnati Bengals Justin Jefferson WR, LSU
34.Indianapolis Colts K.J. Hamler WR, Penn State
35.Detroit Lions Justin Madubuike IDL, Texas A&M
36.New York Giants Josh Jones OT, Houston
37.Los Angeles Chargers Ezra Cleveland OT, Boise State
38.Carolina Panthers Patrick Queen LB, LSU
39.Miami Dolphins J.K. Dobbins RB, Ohio State
40.Los Angeles Rams Cam Akers RB, Florida State
41.Cleveland Browns Antoine Winfield Jr. S, Minnesota
42.Jacksonville Jaguars Neville Gallimore IDL, Oklahoma
43.Chicago Bears Jaylon Johnson CB, Utah
44.Indianapolis Colts Jacob Eason QB, Washington
45.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB, LSU
46.Denver Broncos Austin Jackson OT, USC
47.Atlanta Falcons A.J. Terrell CB, Clemson
48.New York Jets Marlon Davidson IDL, Auburn
49.Miami Dolphins Cesar Ruiz IOL, Michigan
50.Chicago Bears Jeremy Chinn S, Southern Illinois
51.Dallas Cowboys Noah Igbinoghene CB, Auburn
52.Los Angeles Rams A.J. Epenesa EDGE, Iowa
53.Philadelphia Eagles Trevon Diggs CB, Alabama
54.Buffalo Bills Terrell Lewis EDGE, Alabama
55.Baltimore Ravens Tee Higgins WR, Clemson
56.Pittsburgh Steelers Lloyd Cushenberry III IOL, LSU
Steelers met with Cushenberry at the combine and he can play both OG and OC which gives him added value. Pros: Quick out of his stance, nimble feet, good lateral movement, decent hand punch, good anchor (not great) and seems to feel stunts and blitzes well. Cons: Hand placement seems to get outside more than you’d like to see but that is very coachable.
57.Los Angeles Rams Willie Gay Jr. LB, Mississippi State
58.Minnesota Vikings Ross Blacklock IDL, TCU
59.Seattle Seahawks Raekwon Davis IDL, Alabama
60.Baltimore Ravens Jordyn Brooks LB, Texas Tech
61.Tennessee Titans Davon Hamilton IDL, Ohio State
62.Green Bay Packers Cole Kmet TE, Notre Dame
63.Kansas City Chiefs Laviska Shenault Jr. WR, Colorado
64.Seattle Seahawks Brandon Aiyuk WR, Arizona State
65.Cincinnati Bengals Curtis Weaver EDGE, Boise State
66.Washington Redskins Lucas Niang OT, TCU
67.Detroit Lions Kyle Dugger S, Lenoir-Rhyne
68.New York Jets Julian Okwara EDGE, Notre Dame
69.Carolina Panthers Michael Pittman Jr. WR, USC
70.Miami Dolphins Jonah Jackson IOL, Ohio State
71.Los Angeles Chargers Damon Arnette CB, Ohio State
72.Arizona Cardinals Joshua Uche EDGE, Michigan
73.Jacksonville Jaguars Ashtyn Davis S, California
74.Cleveland Browns Malik Harrison LB, Ohio State
75. Indianapolis Colts Adam Trautman TE, Dayton
76.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Matt Hennessy IOL, Temple
77.Denver Broncos Cameron Dantzler CB, Mississippi State
78.Atlanta Falcons Darrell Taylor EDGE, Tennessee
79.New York Jets Donovan Peoples-Jones WR, Michigan
80.Las Vegas Raiders Bryce Hall CB, Virginia
81.Las Vegas Raiders Jordan Elliott IDL, Missouri
82.Dallas Cowboys Terrell Burgess S, Utah
83.Denver Broncos Robert Hunt IOL, Louisiana
84.Los Angeles Rams Prince Tega Wanogho OT, Auburn
85.Detroit Lions Jonathan Greenard EDGE, Florida
86.Buffalo Bills Troy Pride Jr. CB, Notre Dame
87.New England Patriots Bryan Edwards WR, South Carolina
88.New Orleans Saints Jake Fromm QB, Georgia
89.Minnesota Vikings Khalid Kareem EDGE, Notre Dame
90.Houston Texans Rashard Lawrence IDL, LSU
91.Las Vegas Raiders Damien Lewis IOL, LSU
92.Baltimore Ravens Netane Muti IOL, Fresno State
93.Tennessee Titans Matthew Peart OT, UConn
94.Green Bay Packers Antonio Gibson RB, Memphis
95.Denver Broncos Akeem Davis-Gaither LB, Appalachian State
96.Kansas City Chiefs Darnay Holmes CB, UCLA
97.Cleveland Browns Nick Harris IOL, Washington
98.New England Patriots Tyler Biadasz IOL, Wisconsin
99.New York Giants K'Von Wallace S, Clemson
100.New England Patriots Bradlee Anae EDGE, Utah
101.Seattle Seahawks John Simpson IOL, Clemson
102.Las Vegas Raiders Ben Bartch OT, St. John
103.Philadelphia Eagles Alohi Gilman S, Notre Dame
104.Los Angeles Rams Brycen Hopkins TE, Purdue
105.Minnesota Vikings Saahdiq Charles OT, LSU
106.Baltimore Ravens Jabari Zuniga EDGE, Florida
107.Cincinnati Bengals Logan Stenberg IOL, Kentucky
108.Washington Redskins Hunter Bryant TE, Washington
109.Detroit Lions Logan Wilson LB, Wyoming
110.New York Giants Alex Highsmith EDGE, Charlotte
111.Houston Texans Kenny Willekes EDGE, Michigan State
112.Los Angeles Chargers Van Jefferson WR, Florida
113.Carolina Panthers Michael Ojemudia CB, Iowa
114.Arizona Cardinals Troy Dye LB, Oregon
115.Cleveland Browns Nick Coe EDGE, Auburn
116.Jacksonville Jaguars Eno Benjamin RB, Arizona State
117.Tampa Bay Buccaneers K.J. Hill WR, Ohio State
118.Denver Broncos Larrell Murchison IDL, NC State
119.Atlanta Falcons Zack Moss RB, Utah
120.New York Jets Darrynton Evans RB, Appalachian State
121.Pittsburgh Steelers A.J. Dillon RB, Boston College
Conner is in a contract year, Snell looked good but I never really saw a burst to make him a homerun threat and he seems to be a powerback and limited to between the tackles. Dillon is a one cut and up back that thrives in the NFL. Pros: Good vision to follow his blockers and hits the hole with momentum. Good feet especially considering his size. Power and forward lean is superb as he doesn’t get taken down with arm tackles and seems to always fall forward for an extra yard or two. Long speed is more than enough in the NFL. Cons: Not the best of receiver and will need to develop in this area to stay on the field all three downs. Pass pro is hit or miss and will need work to become better.
https://www.si.com/college/bostoncollege/football/aj-dillon-top-five-runs-boston-college-nfl-draft
122.Indianapolis Colts Brandon Jones S, Texas
123.Dallas Cowboys Devin Asiasi TE, UCLA
124.Pittsburgh Steelers Albert Okwuegbunam TE, Missouri
Steelers did sign Ebron and kept McDonald but Ebron could easily be a one year deal and McDonald can be released after the season. This gives the Steelers a young guy to develop. Pros: Good hands, above average athlete, big bodied with long arms and big mitts. Cons: Seems a little lazy at times, doesn’t have great flexibility, boom or bust prospect.
125.New England Patriots Thaddeus Moss TE, LSU
126.Los Angeles Rams Quartney DavisWR, Texas A&M
127.Philadelphia Eagles Evan Weaver LB, California
128.Buffalo Bills Lynn Bowden WR, Kentucky
129.Baltimore Ravens Cheyenne O'Grady TE, Arkansas
130.New Orleans Saints Gabriel Davis WR, UCF
131.Arizona Cardinals Harrison Bryant TE, Florida Atlantic
132.Minnesota Vikings Shane Lemieux IOL, Oregon
133.Seattle Seahawks Terence Steele OT, Texas Tech
134.Baltimore Ravens Hakeem Adeniji OT, Kansas
135.Pittsburgh Steelers Alex Taylor OT, South Carolina State
Villanueva, Banner, and Feiler are all impending free agents so Steelers get a developmental guy to hopefully replace one of them. Pros: Unbelievable athleticism for the position. Feet are nimble, hands are powerful, arms are freakishly long. He’s 6-8 308 with 36 ⅛” arms and 11 ¼” hands. Cons: Former basketball player which is where I see his feet and athleticism coming from but he also is sloppy and relies a lot on that athleticism. That is fine at South Carolina State but not going to get it done in the NFL. Will need a season to develop.
136.Green Bay Packers Joe Bachie Jr. LB, Michigan State
137.Jacksonville Jaguars Collin Johnson WR, Texas
138.Kansas City Chiefs Geno Stone S, Iowa
139.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Alton Robinson EDGE, Syracuse
140.Jacksonville Jaguars Solomon Kindley IOL, Georgia
141.Miami Dolphins Anfernee Jennings EDGE, Alabama
142.Washington Redskins Essang Bassey CB, Wake Forest
143.Atlanta Falcons Markus Bailey LB, Purdue
144.Seattle Seahawks Josiah Deguara TE, Cincinnati
145.Philadelphia Eagles D.J. Wonnum EDGE, South Carolina
146.Philadelphia Eagles Ben Bredeson IOL, Michigan
147.Cincinnati Bengals Davion Taylor LB, Colorado
148.Carolina Panthers Michael Onwenu IOL, Michigan
149.Detroit Lions Kyle Murphy IOL, Rhode Island
150.New York Giants Tyler Johnson WR, Minnesota
151.Los Angeles Chargers David Woodward LB, Utah State
152.Carolina Panthers Mykal Walker LB, Fresno State
153.Pittsburgh Steelers Kenny Robinson S, West Virginia
Steelers are thin behind Fitz and Edmunds and Robinson can actually play both FS and SS. He is a ballhawk in every sense of the word with 7 picks at two years in college and 2 picks in 5 XFL games. Pros: Great awareness and sees plays develop and undercuts passes. A+ tackler and great in open field. Cons: Suspended from UWV for academic fraud so character concerns has to be an issue. Does take chances which don’t always work out.
154.Pittsburgh Steelers Tanner Muse LB, Clemson
Steelers have some decent coverage options at LB with Bush and Grant but with the absence of dirty red the Steelers are thin at backup ILB and special teams players. Muse played safety in college but his body and skillset looks to translate well to ILB in the pros. Pros: SPARQ off the chart and A+ athlete. Had nice production playing deep safety even though ILB might have been a better position for him. Cons: Position changes are never easy or guaranteed. Will need to show he can be more physical to play ILB.
155. Minnesota Vikings Trajan Bandy CB, Miami
156.San Francisco 49ers Jason Strowbridge IDL, North Carolina
157.Baltimore Ravens McTelvin Agim IDL, Arkansas
158.New York Jets Harrison Hand CB, Temple
159.Pittsburgh Steelers James Morgan QB, Florida International
Steelers are still high on Rudolph but in this draft I am able to acquire enough picks to bring in more competition at the QB position. Pros: NFL caliber arm and IMO strongest arm in this draft. Big hands, NFL frame, quick release and throws effortlessly. Good feet for a big man and can extend the play or scramble when needed but his eyes always stay down field. Very Roethlisbergerish during the beginning of his career. Cons: Feet placement are downright ugly and has a different throwing motion. The feet placement I feel would fix his sometimes arrant throws when he is working from a clean pocket. The good news is when he is scrambling and can’t set his feet he is already phenomenal at being accurate with those throws.
160.Indianapolis Colts Bravvion Roy IDL, Baylor
161.Tampa Bay Buccaneers Anthony Gordon QB, Washington State
162.Washington Redskins Devin Duvernay WR, Texas
163.Chicago Bears Isaiah Hodgins WR, Oregon State
164.Dallas Cowboys Quintez Cephus WR, Wisconsin
165.Jacksonville Jaguars Jonathan Garvin EDGE, Miami
166.Detroit Lions Antonio Gandy-Golden WR, Liberty
167.Buffalo Bills Colby Parkinson TE, Stanford
168.Philadelphia Eagles Nate Stanley QB, Iowa
169.New Orleans Saints Josiah Scott CB, Michigan State
170.Jacksonville Jaguars Shaquille Quarterman LB, Miami
171.Houston Texans Yasir Durant IOL, Missouri
172.New England Patriots Michael Divinity Jr. LB, LSU
173.Miami Dolphins Anthony McFarland RB, Maryland
174.Tennessee Titans Javelin Guidry CB, Utah
175.Green Bay Packers Myles Bryant CB, Washington
176.San Francisco 49ers Lamical Perine RB, Florida
177.Kansas City Chiefs Trevis Gipson EDGE, Tulsa
178.Denver Broncos Julian Blackmon S, Utah
179.Dallas Cowboys Tyler Clark IDL, Georgia
180.Cincinnati Bengals Jack Driscoll OT, Auburn
181.Denver Broncos Steven Montez QB, Colorado
182.Detroit Lions Ke'Shawn Vaughn RB, Vanderbilt
183.New York Giants Patrick Taylor Jr. RB, Memphis
184.Carolina Panthers Antoine Brooks Jr. S, Maryland
185.Miami Dolphins Tyrie Cleveland WR, Florida
186.Los Angeles Chargers Justin Herron OT, Wake Forest
187.Cleveland Browns Isaiah Coulter WR, Rhode Island
188.Buffalo Bills Sewo Olonilua RB, TCU
189.Jacksonville Jaguars Cameron Clark OT, Charlotte
190.Philadelphia Eagles Joshua Kelley RB, UCLA
191.New York Jets Mohamed Barry LB, Nebraska
192.Green Bay Packers Trey Adams OT, Washington
193.Indianapolis Colts Dane Jackson CB, Pittsburgh
194.Tampa Bay Buccaneers J.R. Reed S, Georgia
195.New England Patriots Jacob Phillips LB, LSU
196.Chicago Bears Jake Hanson IOL, Oregon
197.Indianapolis Colts Tyre Phillips IOL, Mississippi State
198.Pittsburgh Steelers Leki Fotu IDL, Utah
Hargrave is gone and I don’t know if the Steelers really plan on replacing him. From what I have seen and read they let Hargrave walk because he played so few snaps because he doesn’t really fit what the Steelers are trying to do. I think he was drafted because he was such a value that they found ways of getting him on the field and taught him to play NT that could rush. I feel Fotu comes in on those 15% base defense plays and he holds the point and pushes the pocket like a good NT does to free up those inside backers but I feel we play more “sub” packages and pass sets and a true nose is not needed as much. Pros: Dude has a ton of sand in his pants and requires two to move him off his point. Long arms and heavy hands. Plugs the middle and frees up your inside backers to shoot gaps and make plays. Does the ugly work and loves it. Cons: Little pass rush ability and is likely a short yardage player with little special teams value. His teammate John Penisini would definitely be an UDFA target if I didn’t end up with Fotu. Don’t get me wrong Fotu has more upside as a pass rusher and even has some (not a lot) of potential at 5 technique. But when it comes to being a stout 0 technique and that alone Penisini has the higher floor but definitely lower ceiling.
199.Los Angeles Rams Khalil Davis IDL, Nebraska
200.Chicago Bears Justin Strnad LB, Wake Forest
201.Minnesota Vikings Cole McDonald QB, Hawaii
202.Arizona Cardinals Lamar Jackson CB, Nebraska
203.New Orleans Saints Dalton Keene TE, Virginia Tech
204.New England Patriots Nevelle Clarke CB, UCF
205.Minnesota Vikings James Proche WR, SMU
206.Jacksonville Jaguars Jauan Jennings WR, Tennessee
207.Buffalo Bills Benito Jones IDL, Ole Miss
208.Green Bay Packers James Lynch IDL, Baylor
209.Green Bay Packers Jared Hilbers IOL, Washington
210.San Francisco 49ers Jon Runyan OT, Michigan
211.New York Jets Jared Pinkney TE, Vanderbilt
212.New England Patriots Kalija Lipscomb WR, Vanderbilt
213.New England Patriots Raequan Williams IDL, Michigan State
214.Seattle Seahawks Shyheim Carter S, Alabama
215.Cincinnati Bengals Kamren Curl CB, Arkansas
216.Washington Redskins Francis Bernard LB, Utah
217.San Francisco 49ers Kendall Coleman EDGE, Syracuse
218.New York Giants John Hightower WR, Boise State
219.Minnesota Vikings Kamal Martin LB, Minnesota
220.Los Angeles Chargers Darius Anderson RB, TCU
221.Carolina Panthers Charlie Taumoepeau TE, Portland State
222.Arizona Cardinals Darryl Williams IOL, Mississippi State
223.Jacksonville Jaguars Stephen Sullivan TE, LSU
224.Tennessee Titans Aaron Parker WR, Rhode Island
225.Baltimore Ravens Reggie Robinson II CB, Tulsa
226.Chicago Bears Scott Frantz OT, Kansas State
227.Miami Dolphins Lavert Hill CB, Michigan
228.Atlanta Falcons Binjimen Victor WR, Ohio State
229.Washington Redskins David Dowell S, Michigan State
230.New England Patriots Calvin Throckmorton OT, Oregon
231.Dallas Cowboys Zach Shackelford IOL, Texas
232.Pittsburgh Steelers Omar Bayless WR, Arkansas State
I for one don’t feel WR is a top pick need and here’s why. JuJu likely gets a long term deal and that is Colberts MO to lock up young talent for a reasonable price. JuJu, Washington and Johnson are all 23/24 years old and Washington and Johnson had nice seasons considering who was throwing the the ball. Therefore I feel the Steelers will look for a value player later in the draft. Pros: Bayless has freakish good hands making a half dozen circus like catches last year and he also has 93 grabs for 1,653 yards as a senior. He adjust great to the ball when it is in the air and he is a natural hand catcher who highpoints the ball. Does a nice job hand fighting to create separation.Cons: Not the greatest athlete on the planet and didn’t create a lot of separation with speed or agility. Needs to sell route better. Got pushed around at the LOS a lot and will need work learning to fight off DBs.
233.Chicago Bears Rico Dowdle RB, South Carolina
234.Los Angeles Rams A.J. Green CB, Oklahoma State
235.Detroit Lions Colton McKivitz OL West Virginia
236.Green Bay Packers Grayland Arnold CB, Baylor
237.Tennessee Titans Mitchell Wilcox TE, South Florida
238.New York Giants Jacob Breeland TE, Oregon
239.Buffalo Bills Tremayne Anchrum OT, Clemson
240.Houston Texans Charlie Heck OT, North Carolina
241.New England Patriots Myles Dorn S, North Carolina
242.Green Bay Packers John Penisini IDL, Utah
243.Tennessee Titans Michael Warren II RB, Cincinnati
244.Cleveland Browns James Robinson RB, Illinois State
245.San Francisco 49ers Austin Mack WR, Ohio State
246.Miami Dolphins Jaron Bryant CB, Fresno State
247.New York Giants Brian Lewerke QB, Michigan State
248.Houston Texans Jake Luton QB, Oregon State
249.Minnesota Vikings Rodrigo Blankenship K, Georgia
250.Houston Texans Javaris Davis CB, Auburn
251.Pittsburgh Steelers Amik Robertson CB, Louisiana Tech
Hilton is an UFA next year and when you look at guys like Watt and Dupree he might be low man on the pecking order. Robertson is a clone physically of Hilton which will scare a lot of teams away. Also, Robertson declined to test at the combine and without scouts being allowed to go to pro days that will also hurt his stock. Steelers met with him at the combine so there is at least interest. Pros: Natural football player instincts. He just has a knack for being in the right place at the right time and sees the play before it develops. Quick feet, physical, smooth/loose hips, crazy productive with 14 picks, 23 tfl, 4 sacks, 34 pass defended and all in three years as he is a true Junior at 21 years old. Cons: 5-9, 187lbs, short arms, small hands, not great long speed. I would guess between 4.5-4.6 forty.
252.Denver Broncos Trevon Hill EDGE, Miami
253.Minnesota Vikings Robert Landers IDL, Ohio State
254.Denver Broncos Jeff Thomas WR, Miami
255.New York Giants Levonta Taylor CB, Florida State
