JMark Seven-Round NFL Mock Draft 2.0

The last seven-round NFL mock draft I did was right after the Super Bowl. No retirements, no free agency, nothing. Now, we’re armed with a little more information as the teams made a flurry of moves. The draft is just two and a half weeks away. Below is my final mock draft.

Every year, I’m reminded that doing a seven-round mock with at least a tiny something written on each player is a daunting task. I know it won’t be perfect. I’m neither a GM nor a scout. However, I hope you like your team’s picks, at least a little bit. I focused on trying to improve every team using PFF’s team grades and team needs.

JMark Seven-Round NFL Mock Draft 2.0

Round 1

Some teams took a little bit of a different direction than you may have expected, starting with the Falcons. The Chargers could still end up going tackle instead of a wide receiver. However, that would just be Harbaugh thinking he’s smarter than everyone else. They desperately need the wide receiver’s help.

I tried to fight Caleb Williams to the Bears. I can’t fight it anymore. The writing is on the wall. They could also take an edge over a receiver. But pairing Williams with DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, AND Rome Odunze was just too juicy. When taking on a seven-round NFL mock draft, sometimes the first round feels like the trickiest, even though theoretically it should be the easiest.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
1	Bears via CAR	Caleb Williams	QB	USC
		Caleb Williams will be the next quarterback that fans will hope to be a franchise guy. He's got all the intangibles and a giant personality. The last QB for the Bears to have a giant personality (McMahon) won a Super Bowl. Same, but different.
2	Commanders	Jayden Daniels	QB	LSU
		Coming off a quarterback from North Carolina, I don't see Washington do it again. Instead, they go with a guy with big upside that can hurt defenses in multiple ways. Jayden Daniels gets welcomed to Washington.
3	Patriots	Drake Maye	QB	UNC
		The Patriots need quarterback help. Brissett could play at the beginning of the year while Drake Maye gets some more development in. However, I think he takes over sooner, rather than later.
4	Cardinals	Marvin Harrison, JR	WR	Ohio State
		The debate between whether Marvin Harrison or Malik Nabers will go first is over. Cardinals take Marvin Harrison, filling a hole left awhile back by Larry Fitzgerald as the alpha in the WR room.
5	Chargers	Malik Nabers	WR	LSU
		Chargers cut Mike Williams and traded Keenan Allen. Justin Herbert needs someone to throw to, and that someone becomes Malik Nabers.
6	Giants	J.J. McCarthy	QB	Michigan
		The Giants move on from Daniel Jones by drafting J.J. McCarthy. With Jones still there, they don't have to rush McCarthy. Though I think he's better than Jones and it will be hard to keep him off the field for too long. This could potentially be where the Vikings trade up too, but make the same pick.
7	Titans	Joe Alt	OT	Notre Dame
		Will Levis gets huge help with the Titans drafting the best tackle in the draft. Joe Alt will be a good piece on this offensive line for years, blocking for Levis.
8	Falcons	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	Toledo
		Falcons could go multiple ways with this pick, but their weakest spot is at cornerback. They may actually need a couple. They start with surprising everyone and taking Mitchell over some other candidates. It shouldn't be a surprise, he's the best CB in this draft.
9	Bears	Rome Odunze	WR	Washington
		I wouldn't be surprised if the Bears try to flip this pick for some additional picks. However, in this mock they draft Rome Odunze. Maybe they should focus on the offensive line, but DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and Odunze will be really hard to cover.
10	Jets	Jer'Zhan Newton	DI	Illinois
		The Jets made some nice offseason moves that give them flexibility. Therefore, they take their top player in Jer'Zhan Newton. Next to Quinnen Williams, this will be one of the best interior d-lines in the NFL.
11	Vikings	Terrion Arnold	CB	Alabama
		If the Vikings didn't trade up, they missed out on the initial quarterback run. Therefore, they look at their biggest need on defense, which is cornerback. Terrion Arnold will be a stud in the NFL and an immediate starter for the Vikings.
12	Broncos	Cooper DeJean	CB	Iowa
		The Broncos also bolster their secondary by adding Cooper DeJean. DeJean is a playmaker, coming off an excellent pro day, who can also return kicks if needed.
13	Raiders	Taliese Fuaga	OT	Oregon State
		The Raiders take the best available tackle to help protect whoever their quarterback will be. Will Aiden O'Connell get another shot, or will they draft someone. Fans will have to wait as they bolster the line.
14	Saints	Troy Fautanu	OT	Washington
		The Saints need a lot of line help. They draft Troy Fautanu after the Trevor Penning experiment seemingly came to an end. Fautanu is an immediate upgrade, no matter which side of the line they put him.
15	Colts	Nate Wiggins	CB	Clemson
		Colts bolster their secondary by taking Nate Wiggins. He's really good in man coverage and can help stop passers like CJ Stroud and Trevor Lawrence. He allowed a 44.4 passer rating last year.
16	Seahawks	Laiatu Latu	ED	UCLA
		The Seahawks add an immediate Day 1 starter in Laiatu Latu. Latu is a beast who had a 26.2% pass-rush win rate last season.
17	Jaguars	Olumuyiwa Fashanu	OT	Penn State
		It's criminal that Fashanu fell this far. However, he's a massive piece for the Jaguars offensive line and makes them better on Day 1.
18	Bengals	Brock Bowers	TE	Georgia
		Brock Bowers is an interesting player. He's a little undersized for an NFL tight end but his ability to stretch the field and block make him a first rounder. Bengals add him to an already very good offense.
19	Rams	Jared Verse	ED	Alabama
		One cannot simply replace Aaron Donald. However, the Rams start trying to get some production back on the defensive line after his retirement by drafting Jared Verse. He's an excellent edge rusher who had 11 sacks last year.
20	Steelers	JC Latham	OT	Alabama
		The Steelers bolster their offensive line by taking JC Latham out of Alabama. He only allowed two sacks and will fit into Tomlin's scheme well, whether he's blocking for Wilson or Fields.
21	Dolphins	Byron Murphy	DI	Texas
		Byron Murphy steps in to the gap left by Christian Wilkins. He's a big dude with a 19% pass-rush win rate on the interior of the d-line.
22	Eagles	Jackson Powers-Johnson	C	Oregon
		Replacing Jason Kelce will be very hard. However, Jackson Powers-Johnson is the best center in the draft and will be able to step in to anchor the Eagles' o-line right away. The tush-push lives on!
23	Vikingsvia CLV	Dallas Turner	ED	Alabama
		It may not be their biggest need, but the Vikings can't just let Dallas Turner sit there. He's a strong pass-rusher who likely should have been drafted earlier.
24	Cowboys	Brian Thomas	WR	LSU
		The Cowboys have a lot of needs, especially after only signing one new free agent. They draft 6-4 receiver Brian Thomas to take some pressure off CeeDee Lamb.
25	Packers	Amarius Mims	OT	Georgia
		Packers met with Amarius Mims in their Top 30 visits. Now they make him part of the team, bolstering the proection for Jordan Love.
26	Buccaneers	Kool-Aid McKinstry	CB	Alabama
		The Bucs bolster their secondary with Kool-Aid McKinstry. He needs to work on man coverage but is very, very good in zone.
27	Cardinalsvia HST	Graham Barton	OT	Duke
		Arizona has a decent amount of needs but they continue their focus on offense and draft offensive tackle Graham Barton out of Duke.
28	Bills	Troy Franklin	WR	Oregon
		After shipping Stefon Diggs out, the Bills draft Troy Franklin as a replacement. He had a 82.2 man coverage grade last year and will be an excellent part of their offense.
29	Lions	Ennis Rakestraw Jr.	CB	Missouri
		The Lions help their secondary with Ennis Rakestraw Jr. He's on their Top 30 list. He has excellent instincts, especially in zone coverage.
30	Ravens	Xavier Worthy	WR	Texas
		The Ravens add another offensive weapon in Xavier Worthy. He's dangerous when the ball is in his hands and has elite speed.
31	49ers	Tyler Guyton	OT	Oklahoma
		The 49ers take 6-7 Tyler Guyton. This guy is freakishly agile for his size and moves like a tight end. He'll strengthen the offensive line and help protect Brock Purdy and block for CMC.
32	Chiefs	Adonai Mitchell	WR	Texas
		He is one of the best route runners in the draft. He's been compared to Tee Higgins and now he becomes a new target for Patrick Mahomes.

Round 2

From here on out, I’ll let you enjoy the 2024 NFL seven-round mock draft without my commentary. I wrote plenty of commentary in the play picks to hopefully explain to you why I did what I did. How’s your team looking after two rounds? Also, you probably figured this out from Round 1, but we’re doing this one with zero trades.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
33	Panthers via SF	Kamari Lassiter	CB	Georgia
		The Panthers are a team that have a lot of needs. Because they traded up to get Bryce Young last year, they're lacking some of the draft picks that could help. They make their first selection and get some cornerback help with Kamari Lassiter out of Georgia. Lassiter allowed a 48.7 QB rating.
34	Patriots	Chop Robinson	ED	Penn State
		Jared Mayo is a defensive coach and starts building the defense back up. Chop Robinson is an excellent pass rusher who had a 20.9% pass rush win rate last year.
35	Cardinals	T.J. Tampa	CB	Iowa State
		The Cardinals already lifted their offense with a WR and OT in Round 1. Now they bolster the defense with a cornerback with a lot of talent. He's fast and physical and will help set the tone on defense.
36	Commanders	Chris Braswell	ED	Alabama
		The Commanders traded their edge rushers away last year. They start replacing them with Chris Braswell. In 309 pass rush snaps he had 13 sacks, and 33 QB hurries.
37	Chargers	Mike Sainristil	CB	Michigan
		The Chargers need cornerback help. Just so happens the next best one is one of Jim Harbaugh's guys. He takes him here to help their defensive backfield with his smart play and fast reaction speed.
38	Titans	Tyler Nubin	S	Minnesota
		The Titans could use some safety help and Tyler Nubin is the guy to do that. He's explosive and can be used in both coverage and creative blitzes.
39	Panthers via NYG	Zach Frazier	C	West Virginia
		It may not be flashy, but Frazier helps anchor the center of the line. The Panthers really need the help on the interior line and Frazier immediately gives that. He played 100% of his snaps at center last year, but has the athleticism to play other positions on the line.
40	Commandersvia CHI	Jordan Morgan	OT	Arizona
		The Commanders need somebody to protect their new quarterback. Jordan Morgan is a strong pass protector and has good running speed.
41	Packersvia NYJ	Payton Wilson	LB	NC State
		The Packers take Payton Wilson to help them get better performance at the linebacker position. He can help center this entire defense with size and speed.
42	Texansvia MIN	Braden Fiske	DI	Florida State
		The Texans have done a great job in the free agency at continuing to improve their team. The interior of the defensive line still needs some help and Braden Fiske gives them that. He can be a Day 1 starter.
43	Falcons	Darius Robinson	QB	Michigan
		Falcons get edge rush help in the form of Darius Robinson. He had a 17% pass rush win rate and finished last year with 9 sacks in 290 pass rush snaps.
44	Raiders	Michael Penix Jr.	QB	Washington
		The Raiders wait on quarterback in the first round and take Michael Penix Jr. He had a little controversy around the Senior Bowl, with some saying he was outplayed and benched in practice, to others saying he opted out. Either way, the Raiders get a flashy quarterback who's thrown for over 4600 yards and 30 touchdowns in each of the last two years.
45	Saints via DEN	Ladd McConkey	WR	Georgia
		The Saints need somebody to line up opposite Chris Olave that is more reliable than Michael Thomas. Ladd McConkey could do that or line up in the slot. He's really good at YAC.
46	Colts	Javon Bullard	S	Georgia
		The Colts continue to bolster their secondary by taking Safety Javon Bullard. He's a fearless player who can help in both pass and run defense. They'll likely put him at Free Safety but he could upgrade either of the safety positions.
47	Giantsvia SEA	Roman Wilson	WR	Michigan
		The Giants need receiving help and they decide to draft a receiver that McCarthy is comfortable with in Roman Wilson. Wilson had 12 touchdowns last year.
48	Jaguars	Adisa Isaac	ED	Penn State
		The Jaguars need somebody opposite of Josh Allen to help rush the passer. Adisa Isaac gives them help on the edge. He's good against the run when they play against Jonathan Taylor and the Colts. However, he's also good against the pass. In 208 pass-rush snaps last year he had 9 sacks, 4 QB hits, and 20 QB hurries. When you're hurrying the quarterback on 10% of plays, you're doing something right.
49	Bengals	Ja'Lynn Polk	WR	Washington
		Tyler Boyd is gone and Tee Higgins wants traded. The Bengals could use help at receiver help and they get it in Ja'Lynn Polk. At 6-2, 204, he has experience as a wideout and a slot. Last year he played 222 snaps at the slot and 317 outside. He also was tied 16th in NCAA with 13 contested catches. He was used in multiple different ways from deep throws to screens. He'll help the Bengals out in multiple ways.
50	Eagles via NO	Ruke Orhorhoro	DI	Clemson
		Fletcher Cox retired and the Eagles will need a replacement. Ruke Orhorhoro steps in as a B Gap player who can line up next to last year's pick Carter and create a fierce interior defensive line.
51	Steelers	Ricky Pearsall	WR	Florida
		The Steelers take the speedy slot receiver out of Florida. He can step in right away and help pick the offense up and help it become faster.
52	Rams	Kris Jenkins	DI	Michigan
		The Rams continue to add to the defensive line to try and soften the blow of Aaron Donald retiring with Kris Jenkins out of Michigan.He's one of the strongest players in the draft.
53	Eagles	Jeremiah Trotter Jr.	LB	Clemson
		Jeremiah Trotter Sr. played for the Philadelphia Eagles, and now Jeremiah Trotter Jr. will play for them. The Eagles need linebacking help and trotter will help provide that. He has an almost equal pass rush and run defense grade and can drop in coverage. Like father, like son, Trotter will help the Eagles elevate their defense.
54	Browns	T'Vondre Sweat	DI	Texas
		With Shelby Harris hitting free agency the Browns take T'Vondre Sweat. He's 6-4 and 362 pounds. He's a hard-nosed run stopper that can also get after the quarterback. Both his pass rush win rate and run-stop win rate are impressive. Lining up by Myles Garrett will only make him better.
55	Dolphins	Christian Haynes	G	UCONN
		The Dolphins desperately need some help on the interior of the line. They skip top player to go for top need here and take Christian Haynes. He has lined up at right guard three years in a row for UCONN and playe dvery well. He grades out almost equally in run blocking and pass blocking and is a smart player. He'll help the interior line immediately.
56	Cowboys	Jonathan Brooks	RB	Texas
		The Cowboys need a running back after Tony Pollard left in free agency. The Cowboy's team doctor is the same one that performed surgery on his knee. He's good to go, he's a Texas back, and he stays in Texas.
57	Buccaneers	Jonah Elliss	ED	Utah
		After compiling 13 sacks and 24 QB hurries last year, Jonah Elliss is drafted by the Bucks. He has a strong pass-rush win rate and will be a strong part of their defense.
58	Packers	Sedrick Van Pran	C	Georgia
		The Packers get a new starting center in Sedrick Van Pran. He has a high IQ and can hold his own in both run and pass blocking.
59	Texans	Patrick Paul	OT	Houston/b>
		The Texans got a lot of looks at Patrick Paul as he played for Houston. In 496 pass blocks last year he only allowed one sack. He's used to playing left tackle, but that's Tunsil's spot. George Fant was not great at the Right Tackle spot for the Texans and is a free agent. I doubt he's back and Paul steps in his spot and improves the protection of CJ Stroud.
60	Bills	Edgerrin Cooper	LB	Texas A&M
		The Bills take Cooper here and can line him up in multiple spots on the field. He can be a linebacker or an edge rusher. He can take snaps from Leonard Floyd as a rusher, but will most likely take the Sam linebacker spot of Baylon Spector.
61	Lions	Jermaine Burton	WR	Alabama
		The Lions have Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta. Beyond that the pass-cathcing options are a little limited. Jameson Williams still hasn't shown that he can be the guy. So they try for Alabama wide receiver Jermaine Burton who has elite quickness and is very competitive.
62	Ravens	Christian Mahogany	G	Boston College
		Mahogany is a powerful run blocker who can now step in and run-block for Derrick Henry. The Ravens needed improvement in the interior line and they get itwith Mahogany.
64	49ers	Brenden Rice	WR	USC
		The 49ers take one of Caleb Williams' favorite targets to play opposite Brandon Aiyuk. This leaves Deebo in the slot where he excels. The 6-3 Rice had 12 touchdowns last year and becomes another offensive weapon in Kyle Shanahan's scheme. Oh, and he happens to be related to this other 49er legend. Maybe you've heard of him.
63	Chiefs	Kingsley Suamataia	OT	BYU
		The Chiefs take Kingsley Suamataia, who is a 6-6 tackle who is an improving pass blocker. He needs some development, but the Chiefs swipe him right before Round 3.

Round 3

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
65	Panthers	Keon Coleman	WR	Florida State
		The Panthers traded for Diontae Johnson and Adam Thielen is still there. However, Keon Coleman gives them a tall alpha receiver. He has really nice burst and speed. DJ, Thielen, and Coleman might be something the Panthers can work with.
66	Cardinals	Junior Colson	LB	Michigan
		The Cardinals continue improving by taking Junior Carlson. He's equally good at pass coverage and run defense. Meaning when they play teams like 49ers, Rams, and Seahawks, he'll be a big help.
67	Commanders	Khyree Jackson	CB	Oregon
		The Commanders need some help in the defensive backfield. Especially after Emmanuel Forbes struggled last year. He held QB's to just a 41.6 QBR last season for Oregon.
68	Patriots	Kiran Amegadjie	OT	Yale
		Don't let the smaller school of Yale fool you. Amegadjie could become a starting-caliber tackle or guard. He's 6-5 and has really good fundamentals.
69	Chargers	Blake Corum	RB	Michigan
		With Austin Ekeler gone Harbaugh gets a guy he's very familiar with in Blake Corum. Corum becomes the thunder in the Chargers backfield while Josh Kelley can stick around and play passing snaps like he did in 2023 (263 of his snaps were passing snaps versus 128 rushing snaps).
70	Giants	Jaden Hicks	S	Washington State
		Jaden Hicks can play at all three levels of the field. He's a hard hitter and a tone setter on defense. Even though the Giants have a lot of needs, Hicks could potentially lift the entire defense and make them better.
71	Cardinals/>via TEN	Marshawn Kneeland	ED	Western Michigan Forest
		The Cardinals have enough early draft picks to really make a difference in this draft. They continue improvement by adding edge rusher help. He's explosive and dominated, even if it was a little less competitive competition.
72	Jets	Xavier Legette	WR	South Carolina
		The Jets get Rodgers another weapon with Xavier Legette. Some say he's a bit of a project, however, he's 6-3 and hit 22 mph on a play last year. With Garrett Wilson and Mike Williams, he won't be relied on to be the number one guy and can jut focus on making plays.
73	Lionsvia MIN	Kamren Kinchens	S	Miami
		The Lions continue to work on improving the secondary with Kamren Kinchens. He's got really good ball skills and comes down with interceptions. He'll slot right into the FS spot for the Lions.
74	Falcons	Jalen McMillan	WR	Washington
		Jalen McMillan would have had better numbers had he not been on the same team as Rome Odunze. The Falcons give Kirko Chainz another weapon to throw to. Atlanta will love this guy.
75	Bears	Bralen Trice	ED	Washington
		The Bears get a disruptive player to line up across Montez Sweat. Trice will be a perfect addition - he had a 17.6% pass rush win rate while piling up 8 sacks and 53 hurries. If he hurries the QB at that rate, he'll hurry them right into Sweat. Bears are looking up.
76	Broncos	Bo Nix	QB	Oregon
		The Broncos wait on quarterback and it pays off as they nab Bo Nix. He may still need some development, however, he's got a good arm, avoids sacks, and has some mobility.
77	Raiders	Max Melton	CB	Rutgers
		Max Melton has the versatility to play on the inside slot or the outside. The Raiders could use an upgrade at both so can slot him in where he fits best with the team. He's got good feet and good awareness and can earn a starting job on Day 1.
78	Commandersvia SEA	Austin Booker	ED	Kansas
		The Commanders continue to improve their defensive line by adding Austin Booker. He has a 14.8% pass rush win rate and 9 sacks last year. He's 6-6 and could develop into a problem for offensive lines.
79	Falconsvia JAX	Michael Hall, Jr.	DT	Ohio State
		Falcons bolster the defensive line with Michael Hall. He'll be a bit of scheme-specific and a project in the NFL, but he's an excellent interior pass-rusher.
80	Bengals	Andru Phillips	CB	Kentucky
		The Bengals need secondary help and Andru Phillips gives them that. He plays a physical style that you need in the AFC North. He can help them either on the outside or at the slot corner position.
81	Seahawksvia NO	Calen Bullock	S	USC
		The Seahawks continue the revamping of their secondary that they started last year by drafting safety Calen Bullock. Bullock is a good cover-safety who should be able to compete for a starting spot right away.
82	Colts	Javon Baker	WR	UCF
		The Colts need more weapons for Anthony Richardson. Javon Baker can play outside, leaving Josh Downs at the slot or they can switch. He had 1139 receiving yards for Wake Forest last year and seven touchdowns. At 6-1, 208, he'll also be good at getting open when Richardson starts moving the pocket.
83	Rams	Spencer Rattler	QB	South Carolina
		The Rams need to start thinking of a replacement for Matt Stafford and a mysterious illness has kept Stetson Bennett off the field. Spencer Rattler threw for 3000 yards in each of the last two years. His completion percentage wasn't as good as in 2021, but I think Sean McVay will like what he sees. Rattler is already impressing leading up to the draft and he'll continue to do so.
84	Steelers	Renardo Green	CB	Florida State
		In this division you need to have good corner backs. The Steelers take Renardo Green, who earned a 90 PFF grade in man coverage last year after allowing only 290 yards on 651 snaps.
85	Browns	Devontez Walker	WR	North Carolina
		The Browns take Devontez Walker. He's not as polished as some of the earlier receivers, however, he's 6-2 and has a lot of potential.
	Dolphins	FORFEITED
		Carryover punishment - Dolphins forfeit this pick.
86	Texansvia PHI	Jarrian Jones	CB	Florida State
		Texans draft Jarrian Jones who has an opportunity to take the spot opposite of Stingley on the field. He may work in as a rotation at first, but his average passer rating allowed last year was 25.3 and he's excellent in man coverage.
87	Cowboys	Blake Fisher	OT	Notre Dame
		The Cowboys draft tackle Blake Fisher to line up on the right side of the line. He's 6-6 and has the ability to win the job right away.
88	Packers	Jarvis Brownlee Jr.	CB	Louisville
		The Packers get some secondary help by taking Jarvis Brownlee Jr. out of Louisville. Opposite Jaire Alexander, the Packers struggled to find consistency. Brownlee steps in and starts competing for that spot right away. He helps in pass and run coverage.
89	Buccaneers	Jaylen Wright	RB/b>	Tennessee
		The Bucs will still use Rachaad White, but they add Jaylen Wright to be the thunder to his lightning. The Bucs were at the bottom of the league in rush yards per game. Wright helps change that.
90	Cardinalsvia HST	Bucky Irving	RB	Oregon
		A small run on running backs, Bucky Irving will help spell James Conner before taking over at some point. He looks a little small, but that didn't matter at Oregon where he ran for over 100 yards the past two years. He also had 55 receptions this year.
91	Packersvia BUF	Brandon Dorlus	DI	Oregon
		The Packers get some help on the defensive line by taking Brandon Dorlus. He's 6-3 and can help in both pass and run plays. He may be more of a rotational player at first, but he'll still have an impact when he's on the field.
92	Buccaneersvia DET	Mason McCormick	G	South Dakota State
		I get it, he's from a small school so there is some hesitancy. However, he was graded with a 90.8 PFF run block grade and a 85.4 PFF pass block grade. He also had a 94.7 PFF grade in zone blocking. He can develop into an NFL-caliber starting guard for the Bucs.
93	Ravens	Gabriel Murphy	ED	UCLA
		He may only be 6-3, but he's still an incredibly talented edge rusher. He can line up at LE or an OLB for the Ravens. They'll have fun getting him on the field and scheming some plays that allow him good shots at the QB. He had 8 sacks and 40 QB hurries last year for the Bruins.
94	49ers	Sione Vaki	S	Utah
		The 49ers have one of the better rosters in football. That gives them flexibillity throughout the draft. Vaki drops from his pre-draft ranking and original ADP due to team needs and still needing development. He can develop perfectly on the 49ers. With Tashaun Gipson leaving in free agency, he may be needed sooner rather than later.
95	Chiefs	Ja'Tavion Sanders	TE	Texas
		Rumors are swirling about Travis Kelce's possible retirement. Regardless, he's not getting younger and the Chiefs need to start thinking about a player to take over. Sanders isn't Travis Kelce, but he is a receiving tight end. He had 682 yards last year and 15.2 yards per reception. He also came down with seven contested catches with an over 50% contested catch win rate.
96	JaguarsComp Pick	DeWayne Carter	DI	Duke
		He took a step back last year, but he's a big bodied 6-3, 305 pounder that can develop into a nice run stopper that also can pressure on passing downs. In 2022 he had 8 sacks and 39 QB hurries. He'll look to get back to that form on the Jags.
97	BengalsComp Pick	Malachi Corley	WR	Western Kentucky
		The Bengals need some help at the slot position and Malachi Corley is a slot receiver. In 2022 he had 1282 yards and 11 touchdowns before being a little more limited in 2023, finishing with 985 yards but still 11 touchdowns. He's a speedy 5-11 receiver that can be used in different ways. A new weapon for Burrow.
98	Steelers Comp Pick via Phi	Beaux Limmer	C	Arkansas
		49ers need some interior line help so they take Sedrick Van Pran. He's a three-year starter from Arkansas and can play center or guard.
99	Rams Comp Pick	D.J. James	CB	Auburn
		D.J. James has three years of starting experience for Auburn. He got an 88.9 coverage grade from PFF in 2023 and is equally good in man and zone coverages.
100	CommandersComp Pick via SF	Kris Abrams-Draine	CB	Missouri
		Commanders take another cornerback in Kris Abrams-Draine to help in the secondary. He allowed a 54.7 passer rating in 2023 and is equally good in man and zone coverage. He'll be able to step in and compete for a starting position right away for the Commanders defense that has to play some talented quarterbacks year in and year out.

Round 4

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
101	Panthers	Christian Jones	OT	Texas
		As I said earlier, the Panthers have a lot of needs. They focus on protecting Bryce Young by taking tackle Christian Jones. He has experience at both takcle positions and only allowed one sack in 511 pass block snaps last year.
102	Seahawksvia WAS	Dominik Puni	OT	Kansas
		Puni played all of last year at the left tackle position and all of 2022 at the left guard position. Either way, he allowed only 0 sacks and 1 QB hurry over the past two years in 784 pass blocking snaps. He can help upgrade the Seahawks offensive line wherever they need him most.
103	Patriots	Johnny Wilson	WR	Patriots
		Johnny Wilson is 6-7. Will he line up on the outside, or be used as a tight end in the NFL? Time will tell. Despite some drops, his tape is really interesting to watch and he has a lot of potential. Patriots have a lot of needs and this fills one of them.
104	Cardinals	Zak Zinter	G	Michigan
		The Cardinals highest rated guard by PFF in 2023 was only rated 66. Zak Zinter is a three-year starter, mostly at the right guard spot. He can run block and pass block and will be an improvement on their line.
105	Chargers	Maason Smith	DI	LSU
		Chargers add a nice piece on the defensive line. Smith will jump into the rotation as a pass rusher while he hones his skills. He only played 8 snaps in 2022 but bounced back nicely in 2023.
106	Titans	Xavier Thomas	ED	Clemson
		The Titans get some help on the defensive line in Xavier Thomas out of Clemson. After a 2022 injury, he bounced back and played every game in 2023. He finished with a 17.1% pass-rush win rate.
107	Giants	Trey Benson	RB	Florida State
		Saquon Barkley is gone, so the Giants get a replacement in Trey Benson. He has a good build and athleticism. He rushed for 14 touchdowns last year for Florida State and had a high elusive rating. He won't contribute in the pass game like Barkley did, but they won't need him to.
108	Vikings	Joe Milton	QB	Tennessee
		The Vikings have Sam Darnold as a bridge quarterback. He'll be able to help Joe Milton develop to an NFL-caliber Quarterback. Milton has a cannon of an arm and is good at the RPO. It's the processing that will need development and Darnold can help.
109	Falcons	Cam Hart	CB	Notre Dame
		The Falcons continue to bolster their secondary with Cam Hart. He's got good size for playing on the outside and even if used as a rotational corner, he's an excellent fit on this team.
110	ChargersVia CHI	Trevor Keegan	G	Michigan
		Sometimes it's as easy as taking somebody you're familiar with. Harbaugh gets his guard Trevor Keegan to help in the trenches. The offensive line is important to Harbaugh and Keegan helps the team.
111	Jets	Jamari Thrash	WR	Louisvile
		The Jets add another receiver for Rodgers to throw too in Jamari Thrash. He had a good combine and this team needs some help in the passing game. Mike Williams is good, but we don’t fully know his health yet. More weapons is a good thing for Rodgers.
112	Raiders	Jacob Cowing	WR	Arizona
		The Raiders draft a slot receiver to help out their new quarterback. Cowing finished the year with 868 yards and 13 touchdowns. He had a better year in 2021, where he averaged 19.7 yards per reception and finished with 1361 yards. However, in the right system I think he can flourish and be an impact player.
113	RavensVia Den	Matt Gonclaves	OT	Pitt
		The Ravens take a chance on a tackle coming off a torn ACL. He's healthy and is a very solid prospect that can help out at tackle or guard.
114	Jaguars	Dadrion Taylor-Demerson	S	Texas Tech
		The defensive ramp-up continues for Jacksonville, who take safety Dadrion Taylor-Demerson. Taylor-Demerson can compete to be a Day 1 starter after Jacksonville struggled to find consistency at both safety positions last year.
115	Bengals	Javon Foster	OT	Missouri
		The Bengals improve the offensive line with Javon Foster out of Missouri. He only allowed 1 sack in 449 pass blocks last year from the left tackle position. That's a big upgrade for Joe Burrow.
116	Jaguarsvia NO	Elijah Jones	CB	Boston College
		The Jaguars take Elijah Jones out of Boston College. He allowed an amazing 18.1 QBR last year and is really, really good in man-coverage.
117	Colts	MarShawn Lloyd	RB	USC
		If Jonathan Taylor has an injury again, the Colts no longer have a great backup option. MarShawn Lloyd gives them that. He averaged 7.1 yards per attempt last year and will be a good weapon for the Colts and allow them to spell JT more often.
118	Seahawks	Marist Liufau	LB	Notre Dame
		Seattle grabs Liufau to help their linebacking corp. He's a better coverage linebacker than run defense and they'll use him as a rotational.
119	Steelers via LA	Leonard Taylor	DT	Miami
		Steelers bolster their defensive line with Leonard Taylor. He had a 14.7% pass-rush win rate and will be a rotational player in passing situations. He had double digit QB hurries the past two years, which is good for an interior d-lineman in the fourth round.
120	Eagles Via LA	Tykee Smith	S	Georgia
		The Philadelphia Bulldogs, I mean, Eagles, love drafting defensive players out of Georgia. Tykee fills a need for them at Safety. He excels at coverage but is also a good run-stopper. He had the 4th most coverage stops at the safety position last year.
121	Broncosvia MIA	Javon Solomon	ED	Troy
		He only fell this far because of the small school. However, Javon Solomon had 17 sacks last year on 335 pass rush snaps. He had a 17.1% pass-rush win rate, but he also grades well at stopping the run. He's small for an edge rusher but he's too talented to pass up.
122	Bears via PHI	Cooper Beebe	G	Kansas State
		There will still be questions at the offensive tackle positions, but the Bears could use a big upgrade at guard and Cooper Beebe gives them that. I wouldn't be surprised if the Bears make a trade somewhere to get more picks. However, with this being their last one in this mock, they get a Day 1 starter who PFF graded 79.9 in run blocking and 90.4 in pass blocking last year.
123	Texansvia CLV	JD Bertrand	LB	Notre Dame
		The Texans need better play at the linebacker spot outside of Cashman. JD Bertrand can give them that. He improved year after year and had a really good 2023 season for Notre Dame. He's played over 1900 defensive snaps for the Irish over the last three seasons and can step right in and contribute.
124	49ersvia DAL	Justin Eboigbe	ED	Alabama
		The 49ers take Justin Eboigbe, who may be the best run-stopping edge player in the draft. He has a high floor, even if it's just as a rotational player.
125	Buccaneers	Cole Bishop	S	Utah
		Cole Bishop can step into the strong-safety spot for the Bucs on Day 1. He took a step back from 2022, but has a lot of potential.
126	Packers	Dylan Laube	RB	New Hampshire
		The Packers have Josh Jacobs now to be their thunder. Enter Dylan Laube, the lightning. He had 68 receptions and 708 receiving yards in 2023 and can be a pass-catching back for the Pack.
127	Texans	Mohamed Kamara	ED	Colorado State
		The Texans had a really good offseason and it just keeps getting better. Kamara had a pass-rush win rate of 19.4% and ended the year with 14 sacks and 38 QB hurries. This defensive line may be the best in the NFL.
128	Bills	Kristian Boyd	DI	UNI
		Bills draft an interior defensive lineman who has a lot of potential. He played very well as a 3-year contributor at UNI but elevated his game the last two years. Landing with the Bills, his untapped potential will get tapped and he could be a steal in the fourth. Don't let the small school fool you, the 6-4, 300+ pounder will be a beast in the middle of the defensive line.
129	Vikingsvia DET	McKinnley Jackson	DT	Texas A&M
		The Vikings bolster their defensive line with the 325-pound McKinnley Jackson. This may not just be a rotational player because the Vikings need upgrades. He could grab a starting job.
130	Ravens	Audric Estime	ND	Notre Dame
		The Ravens have been trying to find an answer at running back for awhile. JK Dobbins and Gus Edwards are gone. They brought in their answer in Derrick Henry. However, Henry is on the back end of his career, so they draft Audric Estime, a bruising back in the fourth. Estime finished with 1341 yards, 18 touchdowns, and had 22 carries of 15+ yards.
131	Chiefs	Malik Mustapha	S	Wake Forest
		The Chiefs defense was legit in 2023. However, improved safety play could have made it even better. They take Malik Mustapha here, a safety out of Wake Forest who can cover and play the run. Mustapha is a versatile player who has lined up in the deep safety position, in the pox to play the run, and as a slot corner.
132	49ersComp Pick	Cedric Gray	LB	North Carolina
		Maybe it's not a huge need for the 49ers, but they don't pass up on adding Cedric Gray to their defense. Gray had 115 tackles in 2022 and 80 in 2023. He flies all over the field and can also play good pass coverage. He'll work in to rotation and potentially start right away.
133	Bills	Ainias Smith	WR	Texas A&M
		The Bills brought in Curtis Samuel to help in the slot, however, they draft Ainias Smith to help as well. He's a slot receiver that can also run-block very well. He'll fit in with Buffalo's offense very well.
134	Jets	Cade Stover	TE	Ohio State
		Cade Stover goes to the Jets. He's got a lot of athletic ability and is a well-rounded player. He played linebacker and tight end at OSU, depending where they needed him. He can run-block, pass-block, and has strong hands for pass-catching.
135	49ersComp Pick	Kamal Hadden	CB	Tennessee
		The 49ers bolster their secondary with Kamal Hadden, who is an excellent zone-coverage corner.

Round 5

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
136	Broncosvia CAR	Malik Washington	WR	Virginia
		The Broncos traded away Jerry Jeudy. They draft Malik Washington to play slot and replace some of his production. Because of his speed, Washington is a matchup nightmare.
137	Patriots	Chau Smith-Wade	CB	Washington State
		In this division you have to have some strong cover corners. Smith-Wade finished with a PFF coverage grade of 76.3, which is a really good graded corner for the fifth round of the draft. He didn't get any interceptions last year, but he had two dropped interceptions. He's played a little all over and despite limited play this year, he had a pretty good 2022.
138	Cardinals	Jordan Travis	QB	Florida State
		The Cardinals draft Jordan Travis to back up Kyler Murray. He has a similar playing style, being able to scramble, so he will fit the offense well if Murray gets injured. He's inconsistent, but had a average passer rating over 100 the past three years.
139	Commanders	Tommy Eichenberg	LB	Notre Dame
		One of the remaining needs for the Commanders is a linebacker. Eichenberg was better in 2022 than 2023, but he will work in to be a good rotational guy.
140	Chargers	AJ Barner	TE	Michigan
		Harbaugh is a big fan of "his guys". AJ Barner is one of his guys. Gerald Everett gone and while I think Donald Parham and Stone Smartt can pick up some of the work, Barner is a really good blocking tight end who will elevate the run game.
141	Panthers via NYG	Grayson Murphy	ED	UCLA
		The Giants get some edge defender help with Grayson Murphy. He's got a 14.8% pass rush win rate and while he only had 8 sacks in 2023, he had 21 QB hits and 23 QB hurries. He has the opportunity to grow into a really good situational pass-rusher that gets in the heads of QBs.
142	Panthers via TEN	Luke McCaffrey	WR	Rice
		The last time the Panthers drafted a Mccaffrey it worked out. Luke isn't CMC, but they don't need him to be. He's a solid receiver who elevates this receiving room.
143	Falcons	Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint	WR	Georgia
		Falcons add another pass-catcher to help out their new quarterback in Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint. He didn't drop a single pass last year and is a reliable receiver who still has room to develop more.
144	Billsvia CHI	Beau Brade	S	Maryland
		The Bills add Beau Brade. He's a run-stopping safety with good tackling abilities. He'll set the tone of the defense with hard hits.
145	Broncosvia NYJ	Ben Sinnott	TE	Cincinnati
		The Broncos need some help at the tight end position. Sinnott had a really nice 2023 season where he played 378 pass snaps, some in-line at TE and some at slot. He had 669 receiving yards and six touchdowns and he's also a decent run blocker.
146	Titansvia MIN	Caelen Carson	CB	Wake Forest
		The Titans draft Caelen Carson. While he may be more of a rotational guy, he's a good off-coverage defender in zone and is a good tackler. He helps against the run as well.
147	Broncos	Sataoa Laumea	OT	Utah
		Sataoa Laumea spent the last two years at right tackle and 2021 at right guard. He's a three year starter with experience and a large 6-4 frame. I think he'll be moved back to guard in the NFL, but he can play both positions which makes him a valuable depth.
148	Raiders	Ray Davis	RB	Kentucky
		Zamir White may be their starter, but they need more in their running back room. Ray Davis gives them a lot more. He ran for 1131 yards last year and 14 touchdowns. He's a one-cut, pounding back who will exceed in Las Vegas.
149	Bengals	Mekhi Wingo	DT	LSU
		The Bengals add to their defensive line with Mekhi Wingo. He's a stout lineman but has quickness and should fit into this d-line well.
150	Saints	Michael Pratt	QB	Tulane
		The Saints select Michael Pratt, who has all the fundamentals to be an NFL QB. He has some developtment to do as most the offense was built more on short passing success. Still, the Saints could use some youth in the quarterback room outside of Jake Haener.
151	Colts	Braiden McGregor	ED	Michigan
		Colts add some edge rusher help with Braiden McGregor. He's a big guy at 6-6 with a 14.5% pass rush win rate. With some more development, he could be a nice rotation player.
152	Commandersvia SEA	Cornelius Johnson	WR	Michigan
		Curtis Samuel is gone and Dotson has some inconsistencies. The Commanders draft Cornelius Johnson, a 6-3 receiver out of Michigan who has a lot of upside and won 81.8% of contested catches.
153	Jaguars	Walter Rouse	OT	Oklahoma
		Jaguars add some line depth help with a pass-blocking left tackle in Walter Rouse. He allowed 0 sacks on 480 pass block snaps last year. He'll provide good depth at first and eventually could take a tackle spot.
154	Rams	Jalen Sundell	OT	North Dakota State
		Jalen Sundell played 865 snaps at left tackle last year after playing all his snaps at center in 2022 and 2021. He's also played a snap at right tackle and at left guard. In other words, he can line up everywhere. He only allowed one sack in 406 pass block snaps in 2023 and 0 QB hits. He played at a smaller school but could develop into a starting left tackle for the Rams.
155	Rams via PIT	Steve Linton	ED	Texas Tech
		Rams draft Steve Linton to bring in on pass-rushing downs. He has a 18.9% pass-rush win rate and out of only 126 pass rush snaps he had 15 QB hurries and 3 sacks. He could develop into a really nice rotation player.
156	Brownsvia PHI	Tyrone Tracy	RB	Purdue
		The Browns have Nick Chubb. However behind him Jerome Ford's play was a little hit and miss.Tyrone Tracy had a 6.3 yard average. He finished with 714 yards and 8 touchdowns. He's elusive and will help spell and compliment Chubb.
157	Vikingsvia CLV	Jordan Jefferson	DI	LSU
		The last time the Vikings drafted a guy named Jefferson out of LSU it worked out alright. Jordan Jefferson feels a need along the d-line as a rotational player who can help in run defense.
158	Dolphins	Nelson Ceasar	ED	Houston
		The Dolphins add edge-rush help with Nelson Ceasar. He had 10 sacks last year and a 13.6% win rate.
159	Chiefsvia DAL	Josh Newton	CB	TCU
		The Chiefs are very good at drafting and developing. Josh Newton needs to work on zone coverage, however, he's a very talented cornerback who could develop into an NFL starter. He's been graded anywhere from the 2nd to the 5th round, so this could be a steal.
160	Billsvia GB	Isaiah Adams	OT	Illinois
		The Bills take some line depth here with Isaiah Adams. Adams is a versatile lineman can help them, especially in the run game. He's played at least 100 snaps at left tackle, left guard, and right guard over the last two years.
161	Eagles via TB/i>	Kalen King	CB	Penn State
		The Eagles continue to focus on the defense, drafting Kalen King. In 9 games as a sophomore he was one of the best corners in the country. He took a step back last year, but is still a really athletic outside corner.
162	Cardinalsvia HOU	Tahj Washington	WR	USC
		The Cardinals already added MHJ in the first round, however they can still use some some receiver help. They get that in speedy slot receiver Tahj Washington. He had 1062 yards last year and 8 touchdowns.
163	Bills	Jaylen Harrell	ED	Michigan
		The Bills draft edge rusher Jaylen Harrell. He may have only played 215 pass rush snaps last year - but he still had a 19.9% pass rush win rate.
164	Lions	Solomon Byrd	ED	USC
		The Lions draft more defensive help in the form of Solomon Byrd, a decent pass-rush defender out of USC.
165	Ravens	Taulia Tagovailoa	QB	Maryland
		Lamar Jackson is coming off an MVP season. However, they still need a player that can develop behind him and take over in event of injury. Tua's borther, Taulia, has a really nice deep throw. Last year he threw for 3386 yards and 25 touchdowns. He has a lot of development but under the tutelage of Harbaugh and Jackson, that development could happen.
166	Giantsvia SF	Dwight McGlothern	CB	Arkansas
		The Giants add Dwight McGlothern. He's an underrated corner who got a PFF coverage grade of 91.8. He's good at man coverage but even better in zone.
167	Vikingsvia KC	Isaiah Williams	WR	Illinois
		He plays mostly in the slot, but can play out wide. Last year Isaiah Williams had 1055 yards and 5 touchdowns. He had 24 missed tackles forced. They'll find creative ways to get him involved. Jefferson, Addison, and Williams could develop into quite the trio and he's an upgrade over KJ Osborn.
168	Saints Comp Pick	Justin Rogers	DI	Auburn
		Justin Rodgers needs some development, but he's a big 6-3, 346 pounder who can stuff the middle.
169	PackersComp Pick	James Williams	S	Miami
		Packers take some safety help with James Williams. He's a good cover safety who should be able to compete for a roster spot.
170	Saints Comp Pick	Michael Barnett	LB	Michigan
		Saints draft linebacker Michael Barrett to play at the Will or Sam. He's a decent cover linebacker, a decent run defender, and an excellent pass rusher.
171	Eagles Comp Pick	De'Corian Clark	WR	UTSA
		I don't know if Devante Parker makes the final roster. There, I said it. De'Corian Clark is 6-3 and even though he missed last year with an injury, the Eagles can take a chance on him being a good red zone target for them.
172	Eagles Comp Pick	Nehemiah Pritchett	CB	Auburn
		Nehemiah Pritchett could end up slotting in as a slot-corner back if CGJ doesn't have enough left in the tank. He's good in zone coverage and a player that could develop, despite his small stature.
173	ChiefsComp Pick	Braelon Allen	RB	Wisconsin
		Do the Chiefs need a running back? Not necessarily. Though if Pacheco gets hurt, they don't get the same production. Braelon Allen changes that. He can compete with Pacheco, spell Pacheco, and replace him in event of injury.
174	CowboysComp Pick	Jaylan Ford	LB	Texas
		Vander-Esch retires with injury and the Cowboys look to fill the gap with Jaylan Ford. He's a good run-defender and will help slow the running NFC offenses.
175	Saints Comp Pick	Dallin Holker	TE	Colorado State
		Saints draft tight end Dallin Holker to help in the receiving game. He had 766 yards and 6 touchdowns last year.
176	49ersComp Pick	Nathan Thomas	OT	Louisiana
		49ers take Nathan Thomas who has been starting the last two years as the Louisiana Ragin Cajun's left tackle. He is a balanced run and pass blocking tackle.

Round 6

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
177	Vikingsvia CAR	Hunter Nourzad	C	Penn State
		Vikings add offensive line depth with Hunter Nourzad. He has starting experience for the Nittany Lions at both center and guard.
178	Steelers via ARZ	Erick All	TE	Iowa
		Steelers add tight end depth in Erick All out of Iowa. He's not the standard Iowa-caliber tight end, but he should be able to compete for a roster spot.
179	Seahawksvia WAS	Jaheim Bell	TE	Florida State
		Noah Fant hasn't really been the guy for the Seahawks. Jaheim Bell had 503 yards last year on 39 catches. He was 8th among tight ends with 12 missed tackles forced.
180	Patriots	Marcellas Dial	CB	South Carolina
		Patriots take Marcellas Dial. In 2023 he took a big step forward and PFF graded him a 79.1 with man coverage grade of 75.2.
181	Chargers	Brian Ugwu	ED	Miami (OH)
		Chargers take Brian Ugwu out of Miami (OH). On 399 pass rush snaps he had 8 sacks, 10 QB hits, and 46 QB hurries. He could be a nice rotational player. In college he lived in the backfield of opposing QBs.
182	Titans	Cody Schrader	RB	Missouri
		He had 1611 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns in 2023. Titans take Cody Schrader and he can fit great complimenting Tyjae Spears and Tony Pollard.
183	Giants	Khalid Duke	ED	Kansas State
		Giants add an edge defender out of Kansas State in Khalid Duke. He'll provide depth in their rotation.
184	Dolphinsvia CHI	Roger Rosengarten	OT	Washington
		Dolphins add offensive line depth in Roger Rosengarten. He's a better pass blocker than run blocker. Luckily, the Dolphins pass more than run.
185	Jets	Sam Hartman	QB	Notre Dame
		Sam Hartman has some development still to make it at the NFL level. However, he's a three year starter at Notre Dame. In those three years he threw for over 10,000 yards and 101 touchdowns. Can he sit behind Rodgers and turn into a future NFL starter? Time will tell.
186	Cardinalsvia MIN	Jalen Green	ED	James Madison
		Cardinals add another pass rusher in JMU's Jalen Green. He had 18 sacks on 298 pass rush snaps last year.
187	Falcons	Jaylin Simpson	S	Auburn
		The Falcons nab Jaylin Simpson who is an excellent 6th round value. He had a 20% forced incompletion rate and PFF gave him an 87.4 coverage grade. He's not a run stopping safety, but can be a very solid cover safety. Watch his tape against Georgia.
188	Texansvia LV	Drake Nugent	C	Michigan
		Texans take three year starter at center, Drake Nugent, out of Michigan. He helps bolster their offensive line.
189	Texansvia DEN	Jared Wiley	TE	TCU
		Tight end depth in Jared Wiley is added with the Texans second pick in a row. Dalton Schultz was signed to a deal, but they lack the depth if he's injured.
190	Saints	Javion Cohen	G	Miami
		The Saints add some offensive line depth with Javion Cohen out of Miami. He has played over 2200 collegiate snaps at left guard. In those he allowed 9 QB hits and only one sack.
191	Colts	Tanner McLachlan	TE	Arizona
		Colts take Tanner McLachlan out of Arizona to strengthen the tight end room. He had 530 receiving yards last year
192	Seahawks	Austin Reed	QB	Western Kentucky
		Seahawks add some competition at backup QB spot with Austin Reed. It's a new era in Seattle and how long Geno will start is yet to be seen.
193	Patriotsvia JAX	Logan Lee	DI	Iowa
		Patriots take Iowa DT Logan Lee. He's a good rundefender who also had 20 QB hurries last year.
194	Bengals	Isaac Guerendo	RB	Louisville
		Bengals take Isaac Guerendo to provide depth at the running back position and compete with Zac Moss and Chase Brown.
195	Steelers	Kedon Slovis	QB	BYU
		The Steelers draft Kedon Slovis to compete for a roster spot behind Wilson and Fields. In 2022 he played 11 games and threw for 2394 yards. In 2023 he only played 8 games and threw for 1705 yards and 12 touchdowns. He's a project quarterback.
196	Rams Comp Pick	Harrison Mevis	K	Missouri
		The Rams may not waste a pick on a kicker here. Why would you when you can call up UFL's Jake Bates. Either way, in this mock they draft Harrison Mevis to compete for kicking duties.
197	Falconsvia CLV	Myles Murphy	DI	North Carolina
		Falcons add defensive line depth in Myles Murphy out of North Carolina. He's a 6-4 middle d-lineman that is better at stopping the rn than pass rushing.
198	Dolphins	Cedric Johnson	ED	Mississippi
		Dolphins add some depth to their defensive line with Cedric Johnson out of Ole Miss. He's a three-year contributor with over 20 QB hurries each year.
199	Saints via PHI	Willie Roberts	CB	Louisiana Tech
		Saints add Willie Roberts for depth in their defensive backfield. He's played both outside corner and slot corner the past three years. In 2023 he allowed only a 47.0 passer rating and had the 2nd most forced incompletions.A steal at pick 200
200	Billsvia DAL	Kenny Logan Jr.	S	Kansas
		The 6-0 safety had an 18.8% forced incompletion rate and PFF gave him an 84 coverage grade. He got more consistent as the year went on and will fit the Bills defense.
201	Lionsvia TB	LaDarius Henderson	OT	Michigan
		Lions draft LaDarius Henderson for offensive line depth out of Michigan. He's played multiple line positions, which helps.
202	PackersComp Pick	Casey Washington	WR	Illinois
		Packers need some wide receiver depth and they draft Casey Washington for that. He had a 59.1% contested catch rate last year.
203	Broncosvia HST	Tyler Davis	DI	Clemson
		An underrated defensive tackle, Tyler Davis is an excellent run stopper. He'll be a good rotational guy for the Broncos.
204	Bills	Zion Logue	DI	Georgia
		Bills take a 6-5 run-stopping interior defensive lineman in Zion Logue. Georgia has good pedigree and he played over 300 snaps in each of the last two years.
205	Lions	Layden Robinson	G	Texas A&M
		Lions grab Layden Robinson out of Texas A&M. He's started the last three years at right guard for the Aggies.
206	Brownsvia BLT	Donovan Jennings	OT	USF
		Browns take Donovan Jennings who improved last year at left tackle. He's a pass-blocking tackle who has over 1800 snaps of experience.
207	Broncosvia SF	Will Shipley	RB	Clemson
		Broncos follow the 49ers lead in taking a running back towards the end of the sixth. They take Will Shipley out of Clemson who finished 2023 with 840 yards and 5 touchdowns. In 2022 he had 1171 yards and 15 touchdowns.
208	Raidersvia KC	Daijahn Anthony	S	Ole Miss
		Raiders draft some help and competition at the safety position in Daijahn Anthony. He had an 18.5% forced incompletion rate, tying for fourth at the safety spot with 10 forced incompletions.
209	Rams Comp Pick	Dylan McMahon	C	NC State
		Rams take center Dylan McMahon. He's played all interior positions on the offensive line in the past couple years.
210	Eagles Comp Pick/i>	Ethan Driskell	OT	Marshall
		Eagles add some line depth with tackle Etahn Driskell. He's a better pass blocker than run-blocker and could earn a spot for depth.
211	49ersComp Pick	Tory Taylor	P	Iowa
		We know the 49ers like special teams players, and they get one of the better punters in the draft in Iowa's Tory Taylor. Field position is important.
212	JaguarsComp Pick	Joshua Cephus	WR	UTSA
		He's from a small school, but look at the game he had against the bigger school's like Houston. He's 6-3 and finished the year with 1151 yards and 10 touchdowns. Cephus could become an NFL starter. He's got an excellent grade against man coverage.
213	Rams Comp Pick	Omar Brown	S	Nebraska
		Rams take Omar Brown out of Nebraska. He's a decent cover and run defense safety who could compete for playing time.
214	BengalsComp Pick	Brennan Jackson	ED	Washington State
		Bengals bring in Brennan Jackson, an edge rusher who had 9 sacks last year, to work into rotation to improve their defensive line.
215	49ersComp Pick	Frank Gore Jr.	RB	Southern Miss
		49ers take a legacy pick in Frank Gore Jr. Everybody remembers Frank Gore Sr. Junior has gone over 1000 yards in each of the last two years, over 200 receiving yards, and had double digit touchdowns in 2023. Do they need another running back? No. But the pick just seems too fitting to pass up.
216	CowboysComp Pick	Jowon Briggs	DI	Cincinnati
		Cowboys take a defensive tackle, Jowon Briggs, to compete for a rotation and depth spot on the d-line.
217	Rams Comp Pick	Kimani Vidal	RB	Troy
		In a world where it's VITAL to have running back depth, the Rams take Kimani Vidal. He had 1661 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns for Troy last year.
218	RavensComp Pick via NYJ	Trey Taylor	S	Air Force
		The Ravens take Air Force safety Trey Taylor. He was garded with an 89 in coverage from PFF.
219	PackersComp Pick	Ty'Ron Hopper	LB	Missouri
		Packers take a midwest player in Missouri's Ty'Ron Hopper. He took a big step back alst year, but they like what they saw in 2022.
220	BuccaneersComp Pick	Theo Johnson	TE	Penn State
		Bucs draft Theo Johnson, a tight end from Penn State for some depth. He had a 75% contested catch rate and only two drops last year. He also had 7 touchdowns.

Round 7

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
221	Chiefsvia CAR	Andrew Coker	OT	TCU
		Andrew Coker played both left and right tackle spots the past three years. In three years and 1300 pass blocking snaps, he only allowed 6 sacks and 13 QB hits.
222	Commanders	Jase McClellan	RB	Alabama
		Commanders take another Alabama running back for depth in Jase McClellan. Jase had 888 yards this past season and 8 touchdowns.
223	Raidersvia NE	Brandon Coleman	OT	TCU
		Raiders take a 6-6 tackle Brandon Coleman out of TCU. He's played tackle and guard on both sides and in the last two years played 1727 offensive snaps.
224	Bengalsvia ARZ	Tarheeb Still	CB	Maryland
		He may end up fitting better as a run-stopping safety, but Tarheeb Still is a hard hitter that has experience at outside corner, slot corner, and a little in the deep end.
225	Chargers	Josh Wallace	CB	Michigan
		Chargers take Josh Wallace, another Michigan player, who grades out well against the run and in cover. He could push for playing time and could end up being a 7th round steal.
226	Cardinalsvia NYG	Keith Randolph Jr.	DI	Illinois
		Cardinals grab 6-5 interior defensive lineman Keith Randolph Jr. He's got a 9.4% pass rush win rate and had three sacks from the interior in 2023.
227	Titans	Tip Reiman	TE	Illinois
		Titans take tight end Tanner McLachlan. He's 6-5, 265 and could end up being an extra lineman with the right coaching.
228	Ravensvia NYJ	Ryan Watts	CB	Texas
		Ravens take Texas cornerback Ryan Watts. He will be a rotational player and play against the run.
229	Raidersvia MIN	C.J. Hanson	G	Holy Cross
		Not a lot of guys get drafted out of Holy Cross, but C.J.'s size and experience is too hard to pass up as the Raiders add him to compete for a roster spot on the offensive line.
230	Vikingsvia ATL	Dillon Johnson	RB	Washington
		Vikings draft some running back depth in Washington's Dillon Johnson. He ran for 1189 yards and 16 touchdowns last year.
231	Patriotsvia CHI	Julian Pearl	C	Oregon
		Patriots grab another tackle in Illinois' Julian Pearl who started at their left tackle spot the past two years.
232	Vikingsvia DEN	Anthony Gould	WR	Oregon State
		Vikings add the small and speedy Anthony Gould. He's a bit of a project in the NFL, but he averaged over 16 yards per catch last year and they can likely scheme up some plays for him.
233	Cowboysvia LV	Tanor Bortolini	C	Wisconsin
		Tanor Bortolini was a better guard in 2022 than he was a center in 2023. However, he's still a good pass blocking interior lineman that can give the Cowboys depth.
234	Colts	J.C. Davis	OT	New Mexico
		Don't let the small school fool you. Colts selection J.C. Davis is a pretty good graded offensive tackle with two years starting experience.
235	Seahawks	Jaden Crumedy	ED	Mississippi St.
		Seahawks take Jaden Crumedy out of Mississippi State. He has a big but leaner frame and can get his hands up to bat passes down even if he isn't hitting the QB.
236	Jaguars	Miyan Williams	RB	Ohio State
		Jaguars take running back depth with Miyan Williams. He couldn't stay on the field in 2023, but in 2022 had 825 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns.
237	Bengals	Trey Knox	TE	South Carolina
		Bengals take Trey Knox, tight end out of South Carolina. He lined up mostly as tight end but did have 80 slot snaps.
238	Texansvia NO	Jordan Whittington	WR	Texas
		Texans take Jordan Whittington out of Texas. They keep him in the state of Texas after he averaged over 12 yards a catch the past three years.
239	Saints via LA	Zakhari Franklin	WR	Mississippi
		Saints take wide receiver Zakhari Franklin. He only played 4 games due to injury in 2023, but in 2022 he had 1128 yards and 15 touchdowns.
240	Panthers via PIT	Marcus Harris	DT	Auburn
		Panthers take defensive tackle Marcus Harrison out of Auburn. He had a good 2023 season and improved a lot. If he keeps improving, he could end up seeing some serious playing time and be a 7th round steal.
241	Dolphins	Andrew Raym	C	Oklahoma
		Dolphins take Andrew Raym out of Oklahoma. The 6-4 center played on the line at center for the Sooners the last three years.
242	Titansvia PHI	Trevin Wallace	LB	Kentucky
		Titans add Trevin Wallace at the linebacker spot. He'll be a special teamer for them to start.
243	Brownsvia ATL	Isaac Rex	TE	BYU
		The Browns bring in Isaac Rex to compete for a backup spot behind Njoku. He had 422 receiving yards last year.
244	Cowboys	Jontrey Hunter	LB	Georgia State
		Cowboys take linebacker Jontrey Hunter out of Georgia State. He had over 100 total tackles in 2023 and can help in coverage as well.
245	Packers	Caedan Wallace	T	Penn State
		Packers take a 341 offensive tackle, Caedan Wallace, out of Penn State to compete for depth.
246	Buccaneers	Jordan Magee	LB	Temple
		Bucs take Jordan Magee out of Temple. He can be used as a linebacker/edge rusher hybrid who received a 90.7 pass rush grade from pFF.
247	Texans	Tim Smith	DI	Alabama
		Texans take some Alabama pedigree in Tim Smith. He's only been a contributor for the Tide, but he's a competitor.
248	Bills	Anthony Belton	OT	North Carolina State
		Bills take Anthony Belton who started left tackle in the past two years. He allowed only 2 sacks and 0 QB hits in 489 pass block snaps.
249	Lions	M.J. Devonshire	CB	Pitt
		Lions draft M.J. Devonshire out of Pitt. He's played outside corner for Pitt for three years.
250	Ravens	Nathaniel Watson	LB	Mississippi State
		Ravens take linebacker Nathaniel Watson who has played for the Bulldogs and contributed the last three years. He had 105 total tackles in 2023.
251	49ers	David White Jr.	WR	Western Carolina
		49ers add competition to the receiving room with David White Jr. out of Western Carolina. He averaged 15.9 yards per catch last year.
252	Titansvia KC		CB	South Dakota
		Titans add cornerback Myles Harden from a small school, South Dakota. He was a decent cover corner, though he had a better 2022 than 2023.
253	ChargersComp Pick	David Ugwoegbu	ED	Houston
		Chargers take David Ugwoegbu, edge defender out of Houston. He had 4 sacks and 15 QB hurries this year on 208 pass-rush snaps.
254	Rams Comp Pick	Steele Chambers	LB	Ohio State
		Rams add Steele Chambers, LB out of Ohio State. He's a decent cover linebacker who will fight for a special teams position this year.
255	PackersComp Pick	Aaron Casey	LB	Indiana
		Packers take Aaron Casey, linebacker out of Indiana. He finished 2023 with 83 tackles and grades equally in run defense and pass rush.
256	JetsComp Pick	Demani Richardson	S	Texas A&M
		Jets take Demani Richardson, who's lined up all over in the defensive backfield from safety to slot to blitzing. He's a good run defender.
257	JetsComp Pick	Cal Haladay	LB	Michigan State
		Mr. Irrelevant goes to Cal Haladay out of Michigan State this year. He's played over 2300 defensive snaps in the past three years for the Spartans.