2015 mock draft: edition 12

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2015 Mock Draft: EditionPost-Super Bowl

By Ryan Dunar



1! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers $ &a#eis 'inston

Undoubtedly the best QB in this draft class, Winston seemobvious pick for the Bucs. He has had some o-eld issuetalent is undeniable. He is the best passer in this draft antake o if he has too, similar to ndre! "uck and his days#tanford. He has the best accuracy in the last $ draft clas

the coolness in the pocket that you usually don%t see fromcomin& out of colle&e.



2! "ennessee "itans $ ()B Ra*re+ory

'itans need to bolster up the defensive side of the ball. fts!itchin& schemes and tradin& some very valuable piecescould really use a pass rusher. (re&ory has &reat burst o and the len&th you !ant from an )"B. (reat vision and knalso make him a terror for opposin& QBs. He !orks !ell asup )"B or do!n *+. (re&ory has rare versatility and !ould!ell in 'ennessee%s defense.



,! &acksonille &a+uars $ D)eonard 'illia#s

"ast year, the acksonville a&uars &rabbed their franchiseuarterback in Blake Bortles. o!, !ith the o. / pick, they nd a youn& pass rusher to play alon&side #en0*errick 1ark"eonard Williams is an impactful &ap-splittin& pass-rusher. Hama2in& comin& o the ball and is both athletic enou&h andenou&h to be a force to be reckoned !ith as a pass-rusher. #

pro3ect him to have a #heldon 4ichardson or 1uhammad Wi



.! (akland Raiders $ 'R /e'ite

'he 4aiders desperately need a W4. mari 6ooper held tW4 spot all season, but the lm 7 !atch and upside 7 see,White is the best prospect in this class. White has better 9:0/; $<= lbs> and comparable speed and vision. He also in the open eld to be an after catch threat and has the land body to be a threat in the red 2one. 6ooper is very &White &ives the 4aiders a *ay < threat for *erek 6arr.



5! 'asin+ton Redskins $ )andon ollins

'he #kins% defense is pretty bad, especially the secondary. #tron& #aneeds to be up&raded. "andon 6ollins is one of the best #afety prosp 'aylor 9!hom the 4edskins also drafted>. He%s is built like an )"B andvision and speed to be a &reat #afety. He%s a hard-hitter that also hasHe can play in the bo? or as a sin&le-hi&h safety. His combination of thim to a top #afety in a fe! years. 6ollins !ill very easily be the *ay

Washin&ton and have an immediate impact, maybe even !innin& *4



! 3ew 4ork &ets $ %B MarcMariota

'he ets QB situation is a!ful. +ach one on the roster probably !ouldanother A" roster, ick is a A. 1ariota is the best QB available, but mean a lot. fter not sho!in& translatable skills a&ainst A#U and lookanythin& <CD a&ainst )#U, this mi&ht be too early for him. He%s still aand has &ood accuracy, but he%s not the E< player !e thou&ht he !ami&ht make him not thro! at the combine, and that%d hurt his stock iWithout bein& able to sho! he can hit the deep ball, 6hip 8elly mi&httrade up for him.



6! 7tlanta 8alcons $ DE Da8owler

'he Aalcons planned move to a /-F defense in $=<F faltered!ron& personnel to pass-rush. 7f they stay in a /-F, they%ll deneed help on the ed&e, especially )"Bs. Ho!ever, if they doF-/, they need *+s. *ante Ao!ler is a beast o the ed&e. Heand he%s 3acked !ith muscle. He0s loaded !ith !in&span, uof his stance and the instincts to track the ball all over the

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9! 3ew 4ork *iants $ (" )aollins

'he (iants )-"ine played dismally this year. "a0el 6ollins is a fo&uard, and is massive 9/$=-plus lbs>. He has the po!er and toue?cel in the run &ame and also in the trenches as a pass protecalso very nimble for a bi& man and !ill surprise people !ith hiscut o the ed&e and protect the corner. 7 see 6ollins havin& a stransition to the speed of the A", and as a future starter at "'.

plan B is playin& &uard or 4'.

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10! St! )ouis Ra#s $ ()B S"o#pson

'he 4ams need a QB !ho can stay on the eld, but there left for them, so they ? a need at )"B. #ha 'hompson is6over )"B the 4ams need to replace o-"onn *unbar. 'hoa physical freak !ith versatility that is unheard of. 'he si2)"B, covera&e skills of a #afety, and the speed of a 4B. H&reat addition to an already outstandin& defense.

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11! Minnesota <ikin+s $ '7#ari ooper

'eddy Brid&e!ater has sho!n si&ns of bein& the QB of the future. omust build around him. 'he ikin&s% W4 corps is a mess. 'oo many pattack the ball or nish routes. 'he )-"ine !as supposed to be &oodlooks like a backup and Brandon Ausco has been in3ured. 'he ikin&so. < !ide receiver opposite 6ordarrelle Gatterson. Gairin& Brid&e!ae?plosive player like mari 6ooper !ould make for an outstandin& d

ikin&s the E< receiver they lack.

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12! leeland Browns $ DDanny Selton

7t !ould be smart for the Bro!ns to take a ne! *' as 7an 8itche*anny #helton is one of the best players in this draft. His !ide,base allo!s him to be a factor drivin& o the ball !ith &reat buline of scrimma&e. He%s versatile, playin& both the / and < techWashin&ton, and can mi? up speed and bull rushes !ithout losiHe runs do!n ball-carriers in space and has a &ood 2one drop i

hole, !hile bein& an ama2in& pass rusher.

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1,! 3ew (rleans Saints $ Brandon Scer=

'he #aints had their !orst year in a !hile, and one reasois poor )-"ine play. 'hey had problems all across the lineespecially on the ri&ht side. #cher is the best run blockedraft and best &rades as a 4' or 4(. He overpo!ers many"inemen and moves people in the run &ame. He is also vathletic. He also &ets do!neld !ell to block for screens a

runs, similar to oe #taley.

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1.! Mia#i Dolpins $ >)Benardrick Mc/inney

'he *olphins need an 7"B that can be a defensive presenBenardrick 1c8inney is a bi& man 9:%C; $FC> and is very sho!s up all over the eld makin& plays on lm. He hits !doesn%t miss a lot of tackles. He does !ell a&ainst the runlooks &ood in pass covera&e. He loves to come up and mon the ball carrier. 'he *olphins need an up&rade over 8o

and 1c8inney is the best option.

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With 1ichael 6rabtree bein& a A and nuan Boldin turnin& /Fneed to draft a receiver early. *(B !ould be a hu&e boost for #oense. t :%:; $$C, he has the si2e to be successful, and factoand you &ot yourself a monster. He%s had issues, ho!ever. He hbusted on !eed char&es t!ice, and he forced his !ay into an apushed a !oman do!n a i&ht of stairs. 7t%ll take a lot to sho!

&ro!n up, but he%s !orth a risk.

15! San 8rancisco .9ers $ 'R D*reen-Becka#

1 ?ouston "e@ans ("



1! ?ouston "e@ans $ (" le##in+s

'he 'e?ans need a QB, but none is !orth this pick so they shouldne! lineman. 6lemmin&s is a &reat athlete !ho used to be a *+.!ell and he0s lon&, lean !ith very little softness to his body. Ho!stru&&led at "' durin& the #enior Bo!l. He0s still a pro3ect more tproduct, but he%d t !ell at "( until he becomes better as a 'ack4obinson. His feet are uick and uid, but he has to become a be

puncher in pass protection and sho! more stren&th in the run &a

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1! San Die+o ar+ers $ Marcus Peters

+ven after spendin& a rst round pick on a corner last year, the 6still need a boost to their secondary. 1arcus Geters is the most pin the draft. He is all about smash-mouth, trash talkin& football. needs to learn to chill o the eld. 1ultiple o-eld issues led tobooted from the team. He%s still the most talented 6B in the draf&ive #an *ie&o t!o youn&, outstandin& *Bs. lso, bein& around

the A" should also help his behavioral problems.

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16! /ansas ity iefs $ 'De<ante Parker

'he 6hiefs receivers !ere embarrassin&ly bad this year. cc= '* receptions. *!ayne Bo!e is the only le&itimate W4 onand he isn%t all that. Garker is a tall receiver 9:%/;> and is veHe has really &ood hands and is faster than you%d e?pect himis &ood at trackin& the ball and attackin& it at its hi&hest po&ive le? #mith his best tar&et since 1ichael 6rabtree and h

&et the 6hiefs at least one W4 touchdo!n.

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Wide 4eceiver !as already a bi& need for 6leveland, and no! tfailed another dru& test, the need for a receiver is even &reatephysical and able to run past defenders, and he has the si2e todefenders for the ball. He has lon& arms and &ood leapin& abilia &reat route-runner, but he makes up for that !ith si2e, 3umpithe ability to catch in traIc. He%d be &ood to pair !ith ohnny 1

!hoever takes over the Bro!ns QB 3ob.

19! leeland Browns $ 'R &aStron+

20 Piladelpia Ea+les



20! Piladelpia Ea+les $ "rae 'aynes

7ts hard to be&in to talk about the stru&&les of the +a&les secondneed help badly. "uckily for them, this is a &ood draft for 6Bs. Waan e?cellent 3ob usin& his body and len&th to &ain inside levera&e&ood breaks !ith natural ball skills to make plays. He plays !ith deliverin& a pop at contact. Ho!ever, he is thin-limbed and lankyto add !ei&ht. He &ets pushed around on the outside a&ainst bi&

He also makes a lot of ankle biter tackles.

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21! incinnati Ben+als $ "E M'illia#s

'he Ben&als face a problem at the '+ position. ermaine (reshaand 'yler +ifert has been in3ury riddled so far in his career. smto do is draft a '+ that can start over +ifert and help their t!o '!hen he returns, and also &ive *alton another tar&et. Williams athleticism for a '+. He is fast for his si2e and has reliable hand&reat at trackin& and pinpointin& the ball in the air. He can 3um

catch hi&h passes, and he also does !ell at catchin& in traIc.

22 Pittsur+ Steelers $



22! Pittsur+ Steelers $ &alen ollins

7ke 'aylor and the rest of the secondary is a&in& uickly, s#teelers need to focus on it. 6ollins is a &ood start to rebu#teelers secondary. 'he bi& "#U 6B 9:%$; $==> is very phythe line, uid in transitions and can dominate in phase doeld. He0s also a smooth ball ha!k and has sho!n an abilthe ball and make plays in the air. 6ollins is a move in the

direction for the future of the #teelers% defense.

2, Detroit )ions $ D" Malc



2,! Detroit )ions $ D" MalcBrown

Both ick Aairley and damukon& #uh are free a&ents, so the "ionsdraft a ne! *'. 'hey could actually lose both startin& *'s to free a&the astronomical amount it !ould cost to franchise ta& #uh 9aroundmillion>, that becomes unlikely. 1alcom Bro!n can occupy rushin&

rush the QB. He is a freak athlete for his :0$; /$= lbs frame, he canthe pocket and stop the run. He0s &ame-ready and he could make abet!een +2ekiel nsah and ason ones in $=<C.

2. 7riAona ardinals $ DE



2.! 7riAona ardinals $ DE?arold

'he 6ardinals battled throu&h an in3ury-lled season to maplayos. 'he position on the roster that needs the most he!here #am cho and le? )kafor have been solid but arenterm options. He0s e?plosive o the ball and has both the tproduction to back up his status. 7n a defense like ri2ona0free to crash the ed&e and &et to the QB, a perfect t for b

and team.

25 arolina Panters $ (



25! arolina Panters $ (7ndrus Peat

'he Ganthers )-"ine !as abysmal this season. ordan (ross left a hbeen able to ll. Geat has lon& arms, broad shoulders and &ood !eiHis frame &ives him advanta&e on his opponent !ith uickness o

balanced and li&ht on his feet. He has the a&ility to seal o ed&e rucorner, as !ell the stren&th to latch and control defenders. He%s pat

&ood lateral a&ility and balance. Ho!ever, he comes o the ball toodoesn0t e?plode throu&h his hips. He%ll &et la2y and bend at the !a

rushers, openin& counter-moves back to the inside, occasionally.

2 Balti#ore Raens $ B 7



2! Balti#ore Raens $ B 7arter

'he 4avens need to !ork on their secondary. immy #mith is very &o"ardarius Webb is hurt too much. le? 6arter has &ood si2e 9:0=;> anthe point of attack. He0s bi& enou&h to play outside, but he has the fhands to do !ell in slot duty. He%s a press covera&e 6B. 6arter has thsmooth transitions throu&h routes and !ill attack the ball, he is also up on the ball and makin& tackles. While he doesn0t have &reat speefor that !ith uickness and route anticipation.

2 Dallas owoys $ ()B 7



2! Dallas owoys ()B 7Dupree

'he 6o!boys really need a pass rusher that can &enerateconsistent pressure on the QB. lvin *upree is one of thenmost e?citin& ed&e-rushers. He0s lon&, a&&ressive, athletihas the skills o the ed&e to be an attackin& pass-rusher,!hat the 6o!boys really lacked this year. He%d also be &reup !ith their other youn& *+, *emarcus "a!rence.

26! Dener Broncos $ (" Er



26! Dener Broncos (" Er8lowers

+nterin& the oseason, *enver could have many needs to ll. ulius 'ho*emaryius 'homas are set to become As. 7t seems like +l!ay may useta& on *emaryius, !hile ulius may leave. 'he bi&&est need is a 4'. 'he

been a mess throu&hout $=<F, and they really need an anchor on the riAlo!ers is a physical freak from 1iami. He0s skilled as a "', but has the athleticism to handle a move to the ri&ht side. With 4yan 6lady and Alo!

'ackles, Geyton 1annin& or Brock )s!eiler should feel &ood about his p

29! >ndianapolis olts $ 8



29! >ndianapolis olts 8*erod ?olli#an

When a player has <F interceptions, scouts take notice. !hat (erod Holliman did in $=<F. 'he "ouisville Lcenter played 6B, but found his home as a Aree #afety this seaso!ill complain that Holliman isn0t a &ood tackler, or they0lle?a&&erate by sayin& he can0t tackle. He is a smooth, uinstinctive 2one covera&e safety !ith the e?perience to lo

and slot receivers in man covera&e.

,0! *reen Bay Packers $ >)B



,0! *reen Bay Packers >)B Dawson

+?perimentin& !ith 6lay 1atthe!s at 7"B this year !as fun, but lon&-term option for the Gackers% defense. 7nstead of continuin& e?cuses for .. Ha!k, the Gackers need to add a ne! body at inlinebacker. Gaul *a!son is a late draft riser. He%s an athletic playcomes up and makes tackles very !ell. He0s very li&ht on his feethe acceleration and chan&e of direction to e?cel in space. He%s open-eld tackler !ho hits ball-carriers in their le&s and !raps s

,1! Seattle Seaawks $ '



,1! Seattle Seaawks 'Dein S#it

'he #eaha!ks !ere 3ust one play a!ay from back to back #uper Boreason they lost !as the lack of a E< receiver. 6hris 1atthe!s lookuntil he faced Bro!ner, and he could use a compliment because Ba!ant bi& money, that he%s not !orth, and 8earse is ok. #mith perfe#eattle%s deep pass forte. He has uick strides to &ain speed in a !in his routes to create separation. He%s made a career out of &ettinsecondary for bi& plays, usin& his deep speed and &reat &ear chan&

,2! 3ew En+land Patriots $



,2! 3ew En+land Patriots Dein 8uncess

'hrou&h all the adversity, the Gatriots are once a&ain #uper Bo!l Ho!ever, they still need another W4. +delman is an outstandin& "afell and mendola are both on the smaller side. *evin Aunchessbodied possession receiver from 1ichi&an. He is a former '+ and runner. He has &ood hands and &ood vision. He is also really stronallo!s him to beat press covera&e easily and break a lot of tackleuses his :%C; $/= frame to physically outplay *Bs.

,,! "ennessee "itans $ B /



,,! "ennessee "itans B / &onson

'he 'itans need to start ?in& their secondary. "osin& lteerner !as a hu&e blo!, and no! they should nd his repin 8evin ohnson. He is a uid mover !ith really uick feethas impressive transition speed out of his backpedal. He hplaymaker traits !ith the ability to shine in dierent typescovera&e. He0s not &oin& to deliver a bi& hit and is 3ust ok

the run, but he0s an eective tackler on receivers in space

,.! "a#pa Bay Buccaneer



,.! "a#pa Bay Buccaneer()B <ic Beasley

'he Bucs need help on the *-"ine. 'hey need a speed ruic Beasley has fallen some in the draft process becauselack of si2e and uestions about his rst-step speed. 7 se!ei&ht concerns as unneeded as his frame allo!s addin&not as hard as people think it is. Geople think he%s schemspecic, but 7 see that he could become more of a do!n

enou&h time in the !ei&ht room.

,5! (akland Raiders $ DE (wa#



(di+iAuwa

fter W4, 'he 4aiders need a *+ to place opposite of ustin 'uck. )diprovides consistent disruption from ri&ht *+ position. He has lon& armat :%/; $K=. He has the combination of burst and po!er to beat tackloutside, and has sho!n &ood balance and a&ility to spin back inside. ed&e and play the run. He is also able to stand up as an ed&e rusher do!ns does, usin& his natural bend and athleticism to beat blockers i&ood initial uickness and a po!erful bull rush. He has had $ hip sur&

,! &acksonille &a+uars $ >



,! &acksonille &a+uars >Eric /endricks

'he a&s need another "inebacker as ' 'homas and (eno Hayes sea&ency. 8endricks lives around the football and has the speed, instia&ility to be a lockdo!n player in the middle of the /-F defense. 7n F-/ defense, he%d be an )"B or play 7"B if Goslus2ny suers anothertop-tier athleticism and football skills. He is very &ood in covera&e, throu&h -&aps, stop the run bet!een the tackles and is an impressall / do!ns. 'hat0s e?actly !hat the a&s need on defense.



,6! 'asin+ton Redskins $



+Preston S#it

With free a&ents not !orkin& out coupled !ith in3uries, theneed help on the *-"ine. #mith boasts an impressive !in&heavy hands to en&a&e and dispose of blockers. He also li<-techniue lineman inside on obvious passin& do!ns, usiuickness and po!er to penetrate the -&ap and create inpressure. He had an outstandin& #enior Bo!l sho!in& bett

uickness o the snap and better run stoppin&.

,9! ica+o Bears $ >)B Den



+Perry#an

'he ne! /-F defense means more linebackers on the eld, and the had a reliable 7"B since Urlacher. *espite bein& shorter, Gerryman hprototypical 7"B !ith a stout, thick frame. He%s instinctive and tou&hsho!ed &reat closin& speed and e?plosiveness. He0s diIcult to latchlevel because of his active hands, a&ile feet and &ood levera&e use.routes !hen droppin& into covera&e and possesses uick hips to macovera&e on the slot and '+s.

.0! 3ew 4ork *iants $ D" Ed



*old#an

6ullen ones did not have a &ood year, and at /F years old, he be replaced. Alorida #tate0s +ddie (oldman is the best man on at the EF= pick, and he has sho!n the ability to take over ball from his spot inside. (oldman is ideal for #teve #pa&nuolo%s dehe0s a penetrator but also stout enou&h to stop the run. He0s a do!n tackle, and those &enerally &o in 4ound < and !ould be aa!esome $nd round choice.

.1! St! )ouis Ra#s $ 'R Sa#



oates

'he 4ams in the second round should tar&et a W4. 'avon usho!n ashes of talent, but isn%t consistent enou&h to be a Britt and #tedman Bailey are both &ood, but Britt is a free a&Bailey has already been suspended once. 6oates has &ood svery uick. He reminds scouts of a smaller version of 8elvin but that shouldn%t scare a team, especially one that needs !

earn a playo berth, !hen Ben3amin had an ama2in& year in

.2! 7tlanta 8alcons $ RB "o



*urley

'he Aalcons desperately need a 4B to assist 1att 4yan and balance 'o nd this player, they should look in their o!n backyard. 'odd (urlplayer in my eyes before he tore his 6". Gost-in3ury, ho!ever, he0s amedical re-checks can be done in Aebruary and a&ain in pril, it0s touteams vie! him. (urley is a rare bi& back 9:0<L $/< lbs> !ith speed, po!er, and balance. He moves like a smaller back but can lo!er his like a $/=-pound bruiser. He !as a uniue talent before in3ury, and

a career-ender.

.,! leeland Browns $ (



3ate (rcard

'he Bro!ns should look into draftin& an e?tra *+M)"B to help !ith rush. )rchard shined in the #enior Bo!l. )rchard consistently beattackles in one-on-one drills and !as even more noticeable in scrimtracked do!n ince 1ayle for a bi& loss on an end around, recordeBryce Getty on a screen pass and !as consistently applyin& pressuHe has reasonable body control for a player of his si2e but is clearlcomfortable rushin& than he is droppin& into covera&e.

..! 3ew (rleans Saints $



'illia#s

'he #aints need to help their a!ful secondary that allo!ed too points to keep the #aints from bein& successful a&ain. Williams physical, and instinctive. He demonstrates an impressive combispeed, uidness, and physicality that make him an ideal outsideprospect. He sho!ed reliable open-eld tacklin& as the boundardefendin& (eor&ia 'ech0s triple-option attack. He slips or &hts blocks and a&&ressively pursues ball carriers to deliver forceful

.5! Minnesota <ikin+s $ ("



+Sa#railo

'he ikin&s drafted 1att 8alil in $=<$ and thou&ht they had a boo

the ne?t <$ years, they don%t. 8alil has played abysmally the last t 'he ikin&s need to build the oense around Brid&e!ater after he&ood this year. 'hey need to add talent to the )-"ine. 'y #ambrailoathletic tackle that uses his stren&th and lon& arms to overpo!er He had a &ood #enior Bo!l !here he sho!cased his skills. He0s *aready, and if 8alil stays at "', #ambrailo is athletic enou&h to come

for a year.

.! San 8rancisco .9ers $



Danielle ?unter

7f ustin #mith retires, the iners need to draft his replacem*anielle Hunter is a &reat pass rusher !ith lean, len&thy fraonly $F= lbs, but he can add !ei&ht pretty easily. He makesplays in the run &ame as !ell. He had over K= tackles this yhis lon& arms to !rap ball carriers up. He also has a stron&outstandin& upper body stren&th. He%d be a &ood replacem

#mith and be &reat opposite of 'ank 6arradine

.! Mia#i Dolpins $ D" &orilli



Pillips

'he *olphins head into the oseason !ith ared )drick set to becomup&rades needed across the *-"ine. 'he team is still usin& /-F linemdefense. 'hey need to add a bi& *' to occupy rushin& lanes and also7t0s tou&h to &et bi&&er and more athletic than Ghillips. t :0:N //F lbany spot on a /-F "ine. Unlike many bi& men, he0s able to play !ith apad hei&ht to man the ' spot very !ell. He has unbelievably nimbleunreal a&ility. 'here are fe! players in the A" !ith Ghillips0 ra! abilit

.6! San Die+o ar+ers $D S i



Donoan S#it

'he oensive line in #an *ie&o !as, at times, a hu&e liab$=<F. 'hat0ll &et ?ed in $=<C as the team tries to load upanother playo run !hile uarterback Ghilip 4ivers is still &ame. #mith he0s a heavier 'ackle at :%C;, //C. He has reathleticism and is li&ht on his feet. #mith has the lon& armneeded at tackle and is &reat in pass protection.

.9! /ansas ity iefs $ B R



Rowe

'he 6hiefs could use an up&rade at corner. #ean #mith is thle&itimate *B on that team as the health of +ric Berry is un+ric 4o!e has &reat si2e 9:%<;$=C> and plays like it. He%s a covera&e specialist, but can play !ell in 2one, even playin&had a &reat !eek of #enior Bo!l practice and follo!ed it !i&ame. he !ould t !ell on the outside opposite of #mith, b

also play safety if needed to

50! Bu=alo Bills $ (* 7&



50! Bu=alo Bills (* 7&

'he only QB available is Hundley, but he looks like the same bree1anuel !as. #o, the Bills draft their ne?t bi&&est need, (uard. He mi? of athleticism and po!er, !ith a e?ible lo!er body, &eneratinthrou&h his hips, midsection, and hands. He also sho!s &ood handdurin& blockin&. He bursts out of his stance and uickly &ets into sho!in& instinctive eyes to kno!. He has e?ceptional knee bend apo!er to absorb bull rushes and creates &ood levera&e advanta&e

51! ?ouston "e@ans$ %B Br? dl



?undley

'he 'e?ans top need is a QB, no one there looks like a lon& teHere, they can nally draft !hat they hope to be their franchiHundley is a &reat athlete, but has to !ork on his passin& &amama2in& arm, but has trouble placin& the ball. He can hit ti&hsometimes. He has sho!n potential of bein& a successful A"pretty far from it. He needs to also learn to keep his eyes do!

of immediately brin&in& the ball do!n to run at the si&ht of p

52! Piladelpia Ea+les $ 7 ik 7 t d



7rik 7r#stead

'he +a&les really lacked consistent pass rush season, and !ith 6hip controllin& the draft, rik rmstead looks to be the man to 3oin Ghillythe board. rmstead. He%s a ra!, physical freak, but his inconsistent many uestions about his conditionin& and skill. He%s &i&antic 9:%O; $disappears for lon& stretches at a time durin& &ames. His upside is phe%s far from bein& !hat he can be. He has displayed ama2in& tools,coachin& and conditionin& to tap into that unused athleticism.

5,! incinnati Ben+als $ 8D S it



Derron S#it

*erron #mith has <C career interceptions at Aresno #tate, and a te6incinnati Ben&als could denitely use his skills attackin& the ball. the best players !hen it comes to ball ha!kin& and can lay do!n tHe played some nickel this year and matched up very !ell a&ainstreceivers.. He is also a &reat run support A# as !ell, he loves to commake hits on ball carriers. 'he Ben&als have t!o youn& 6Bs 9*re 8and *arue2e *ennard> and #mith !ill complete the secondary

5.! Detroit )ions $ B RonaDary



Dary

'he "ions have lacked depth and talent at the 6B position for a lon& tim

rst-round talent, but o-eld concerns could push him into 4ound $. Hefastest players in 6AB. He has a lo!, uick backpedal and uid hips thatturn and easily run !ith even e?plosive receivers. He doesn0t rely on a 3but !ill deliver one. He has &ood patience in o-covera&e and improvedsho!in& a uick burst and &ood hand-eye coordination to bat a!ay pas!illin& to lo!er his shoulder into ball-carriers and is reliable in open-el

55! 7riAona ardinals $ D" Dais



Dais

o player dominated the #enior Bo!l like 6arl *avis, and that !ill on draft day. 'he 6ardinals !ere hopefully payin& attention. *an Whave a &ood year stoppin& the run and should be replaced, especiplayin& in the A6 West. *avis is athletic enou&h to play the /-tecposition ri&ht a!ay, and he0s sho!n the po!er and run-stuIn& skia <-techniue too. *avis0 production and versatility make him a &rthe 6ardinals in the $nd round.

5! Pittsur+ Steelers $ ()orenAo Mauldin



)orenAo Mauldin

With ason Worilds set to become a A, the #teelers need to focpass rushin& )"B. 1auldin &ives second eort and doesn0t uit His arm over move can make 'ackles look foolish in pass rush. &ood a!areness and !ill &et hands in the passin& lanes !hen hstalls out. He has &reat strai&ht-line burst upeld to the QB !hehim in si&hts. He can also stick a foot in the &round and chan&euickly to beat 'ackles inside.

5! arolina Panters $ 'Pillip Dorsett



Pillip Dorsett

fter takin& star W4 8elvin Ben3amin last year, the Ganthers can &ivecompliment and another !eapon for 6am e!ton. *orsett could runyard dash at the A" 6ombine ne?t month. He has speed to make *sudden foot!ork at the line to beat press, and the instant acceleratiovertically do!neld. He is an e?plosive playmaker !ith his natural spto create after the catch. He sho!s the ability to make an impact eveeld, can be used as a return man. He has terric body control and t

!ell do!neld

56! Balti#ore Raens $ RB "ole#an



ole#an

ustin Aorsett had a &reat year, but he%s already on the older side. available, the 4avens need to build their backeld around him. He frame, but &ood thickness and muscle tone. He runs !ith a physicatemperament and &ood stren&th, lo!erin& his pads to plo! defendthrou&h arm tackles. He hits his top speed uickly and doesn0t havchan&in& directions. He sees the eld !ell and reads blocks to ndsoft hands and is reliable catchin& the ball in space or ti&ht spaces

&reat 3ob in pass protection also

59! Dener Broncos $ ()?auoli /ikaa



?au oli /ikaa

*e1arcus Ware is no &uarantee to be on the team !ith a hu&e$=<C. +ither !ay, the Broncos have to &et depth and youth bethe ne! /-F defense. He has solid build and muscle tone, holdof attack !ell and rarely &ivin& up &round. He has active handstron& punch to &ht throu&h blockers. He displays body contrcoordinated feet, and attacks &aps !ith an a&&ressive demean

covera&e he%s a bit of a liability makin& him e?clusively a pas

0! Dallas owoys $ B &ac*lenn



*lenn

1orris 6laiborne and Brandon 6arr haven%t been very &ootime for the 6o!boys. *allas needs youn&er and better tathe position if they !ant to make it to the #uper Bo!l. ac(lenn !as an odd person to declare for the draft, but is aama2in& player. He is uid in covera&e usin& his eyes andskills to have K picks and << pass breakups. He is a 2one

corner and isn%t one to man up on receivers

1! >ndianapolis olts $ a#eron Erin+



a#eron Erin+

'he 6olts need to do a better 3ob of protectin& ndre! "uck, and that

not so interception-prone. 'hey need a ne! 6enter, and +rvin& is a ve!ho transitioned from *' to "' and no! 6enter. He has an ama2in& bl

9:%C; /=P lbs> and athleticism. He also blends len&th !ith li&ht feet ansho!s tou&hness and a&&ression and impressive natural po!er in his run blocker. When blockin& at the $nd level, he pulls smoothly !ith striand acceleration for a man of his si2e.

2! *reen Bay Packers $ D" Mcarty



Mcarty

With B 4a3i set to be a A, the Gackers shouldn%t bother brin&in& him back

run stuIn& *'. 1c6arthy has broad shoulders and a thick lo!er half that mmove. He possesses the stren&th to anchor a&ainst double-teams and has on and dra& ballcarriers to the &round. 1c6arthy can stun opponents !ith

uickness and a&ility and uses an eective bull-rush to push blockers deepHe doesn%t oer much as a pass rusher, but he doesn%t need to. He has bat

!ei&ht issues durin& his Bruins career.

,! Seattle Seaawks $ RB M*ordon



*ordon

'he #eattle #eaha!ks are the A60s best team, but they can%t rely on 1ars

continue to carry the load much lon&er. His punishin& style causes !ear anbecause of his eni&matic !ays !earin& on the front oIce. *on%t believe th

rumors 3ust yet. 6hristine 1ichael and 4obert 'urbin haven0t had many chahaven%t ashed the skills to be the main 4Bs. 1elvin (ordon has been one

football0s most e?citin& and productive runners. He has the speed plus po!needed to e?cel in the Ha!ks% scheme.

.! 3ew En+land Patriots $&ere#ia Poutasi



&ere#ia Poutasi

With "o&an 1ankins bein& traded earlier this year and *an 6onnolly

become a free a&ent, the Gats should consider takin& an )-"inemanplayed 'ackle and (uard at Utah, displayin& &ood run blockin&, but h

his pass protection. He is surprisin&ly uick on his feet but he has sthis !ei&ht. #peed rushers can cause him ts and he lacks ideal e?i

len&th on the outside, !hich means he%ll probably play (uard for thethat%s !hat they need.

5! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers $edric (+uei



edric (+uei

! "ennessee "itans$ '3elson 7+olor



3elson 7+olor

! &acksonille &a+uars $ (?u#pries



?u#pries

6! (akland Raiders $ RB D&onson



&onson

9! 'asin+ton Redskins $arles *aines



arles *aines

0! 3ew 4ork &ets $ ()B /w7le@ander



7le@ander

1! ica+o Bears $ (" &8iser



8iser

2! St! )ouis Ra#s $ (* )a"o#linson



,! 7tlanta 8alcons $ 8S DuEskrid+e



+

.! 3ew 4ork *iants $ DE MEdwards &r



&

5! 3ew (rleans Saints $ Reese Dis#ukes



! Minnesota <ikin+s $ R7#eer 7dulla



! leeland Browns $ "E 'alford



6! Mia#i Dolpins $ RB Dao



9! San 8rancisco .9ers $ %uandre Di++s



60! /ansas ity iefs $ (Daryl 'illia#s



61! Bu=alo Bills $ %B *arre*rayson



62! ?ouston "e@ans$ 'R Deo*reenerry



6,! San Die+o ar+ers $ (Ma@ <alles



6.! Piladelpia Ea+les $ Sen;ueA *olson



65! incinnati Ben+als $ Micael Bennett



6! 7riAona ardinals $ RB 4eldon



6! Pittsur+ Steelers $ )orenAo Doss



66! Detroit )ions $ ?ron*rasu



69! arolina Panters$ DC&oun S#it



90! Balti#ore Raens $ 'R &?arper



91! Dallas owoys $ B /e'ite



92! Dener Broncos $ 8S oPrewitt



9,! >ndianapolis olts $ Steen 3elson



9.! *reen Bay Packers $ ("?aenstein



9! 3ew En+land Patriots $ ac ?od+es



9! "ennessee "itans $ "E BBell



96! 3ew En+land Patriots ristian oin+ton



99! (akland Raiders $ >)B Ste7ntony



100! &acksonille &a+uars $ &e= ?euer#an



101! 3ew 4ork &ets $ (" "y"o#pson



102! 'asin+ton Redskins &osue Matias



10,! ica+o Bears $ 8S ?ackett



10.! 7tlanta 8alcons $ (" oRoinson



105! 3ew 4ork *iants $ >)Ra#ik 'ilson



10! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers &a;uiski "artt



10! Minnesota <ikin+s $ BSaw



106! leeland Browns $ '"yler )ockett



109! 3ew (rleans Saints $ ()ynden "rail



110! Piladelpia Ea+les $ /urtis Dru##ond



111! Mia#i Dolpins $ (* 7/ouandio



112! leeland Browns $ (Sean ?ickey



11,! ?ouston "e@ans $ RB &7ayi



115! /ansas ity iefs $ ' &ustin ?ardy



11! Piladelpia Ea+les $ ris ?arper



116! Pittsur+ Steelers $ Mike Dais



119! Detroit )ions $ D" *a'ri+t



120! 7riAona ardinals $ *MancA



121! arolina Panters $ S7ntony ?arris



122! Balti#ore Raens $ S &ordan Ricards



12.! Dallas owoys $ "E "yle



125! >ndianapolis olts $ (*eneo *risso#



12! Seattle Seaawks $"rey 8lowers



126! 3ew En+land Patriots Ben /oyack



129! Bu=alo Bills $ 'R StDi++s



1,0! "ennessee "itans $ ( &aris ?arrison



1,1! &acksonille &a+uars $Rakee# 3uneA-Roces



1,2! (akland Raiders $ B Ekpre-(lo#u



1,,! 'asin+ton Redskins 7ntwan *oodley



1,.! 3ew 4ork &ets $ RB Da &onson



1,! St! )ouis Ra#s $ SMason



1,6! 7tlanta 8alcons $ >)B ?Pullard



1,9! leeland Browns $)adarius *unter



1.0! 3ew (rleans Saints $ &aorius 7llen



1.1! Minnesota <ikin+s $ Faier ooper



1.2! Mia#i Dolpins $ B &aorey Seperd



1.,! San 8rancisco .9ers $ "Bis



1..! ?ouston "e@ans $ 8S 7n &e=erson



1.5! San Die+o ar+ers $ &os Roinson



1.! /ansas ity iefs $ Erick Dar+an



1.! Bu=alo Bills $ DE aCDaS#it



1.6! Piladelpia Ea+les $ Brandon Brid+e



1.9! incinnati Ben+als $ 'Mont+o#ery



150! Detroit )ions $ DE ?en7nderson



151! 7riAona ardinals $ "E R

"elfer



152! Pittsur+ Steelers $

"reC &ackson



15.! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers

3ick Marsall



155! Dallas owoys $ RB a

7rtis-Payne



15! Dener Broncos $ "E

()eary



15! >ndianapolis olts $ D

*rady &arrett



156! *reen Bay Packers $ '

&a#ison rowder



159! Seattle Seaawks $

>#oan laiorne



10! 3ew En+land Patriots

a# "o#as



11! "ennessee "itans $ 'R

McBride



1,! (akland Raiders $ D" "

Raciti



1.! &acksonille &a+uars $

7undrey 'alker



15! Seattle Seaawks $ D"

Mu



1! 'asin+ton Redskins

7ndy *allik



16! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers

&ere#y )an+ford



19! 7tlanta 8alcons $ B

DesaAor Eerett



10! 3ew 4ork *iants$ "E &e

&a#es



11! 3ew (rleans Saints $

"ony 'asin+ton



12! Minnesota <ikin+s $ ()

"aai



1,! leeland Browns $ >)B

?eeney



1.! San 8rancisco .9ers $

Da#arious Randall



15! Mia#i Dolpins $ %B

Bonner



1! San Die+o ar+ers $

*erald ristian



1! /ansas ity iefs $ (

FAaier Dickson



16! Bu=alo Bills $ "E 3ick B



160! Piladelpia Ea+les $

ucky ?unter



162! 7riAona ardinals $

Doran *rant



16,! Pittsur+ Steelers $

"aylor ?einicke



16.! Detroit )ions $ %B Se

Mannion



165! arolina Panters $ D

Deion Barnes



16! leeland Browns $

&er#aine 'iteead



16! Dener Broncos $ D" )

"rinca-Pasat



166! Balti#ore Raens $ D

&er#auria Rasco



190! *reen Bay Packers $

Da#ian Swann



191! >ndianapolis olts $ S

&a#es Sa#ple



192! "ennessee "itans $ %

Sane arden



19,! "a#pa Bay Buccaneers

/yle )oo#is



19.! 3ew En+land Patriots

Matt &ones



195! &acksonille &a+uars

&alston 8owler



19! (akland Raiders $ "E '

Sa@ton



19! 'asin+ton Redskins

"yler <ar+a



196! 3ew 4ork &ets $ 'R DeA

)ewis



199! ica+o Bears $ B &u

'ilson



200! 7tlanta 8alcons $ DE o

rawford



201! 3ew 4ork *iants $ B

Ri++s



202! 7tlanta 8alcons $ &a

S#it



20,! Minnesota <ikin+s $ >)

&onson



20.! leeland Browns $ / "

(arski



205! 3ew (rleans Saints $

Mike ?ull



20! Mia#i Dolpins $ '

Bresad Perri#an



206! /ansas ity iefs $

"yeler Daison



209! Bu=alo Bills $ RB Dee ?



210! ?ouston "e@ans $ ()

Daid ?elton



211! Dallas owoys $ S

>raei# a#pell



212! Piladelpia Ea+les $

Myole Pruitt



21.! Pittsur+ Steelers $

!&! GAo#a



215! Detroit )ions $ / Sa#

8icken



21! 7riAona ardinals $

"reor Pardula



216! Dallas owoys $ (* &

Miller



219! Dallas owoys $ ()

Micael (rakpo



220! 3ew 4ork *iants $ S

layton *eaters



221! San 8rancisco .9ers $

ole Manart



22.! St! )ouis Ra#s $ %B &e

)oelocke

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