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Che Oesterreich -> RE: NFL Draft 2020 (4/23/2020 12:46:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: kgdabom
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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer
Chad Graff- Athletic 6.0 Mock
22. Austin Jackson OT USC
25. Yetur Gross-Matos Edge. PSU
ICKY ICKY ICKY
The run of picks from 10-21 are painful to think about all happening as we count down to our pick too...
10. Atlanta Falcons – CJ Henderson, CB, Florida
The first trade in this scenario has the aggressive Falcons adding help on defense. The Browns are willing to move back, and Atlanta addresses an important need with Henderson.
11. New York Jets – Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville
With no receivers off the board so far, the Jets will be tempted to go in that direction. But Becton has the talent to develop into the stabilizing force New York has been seeking on the offensive line.
12. Las Vegas Raiders – CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma
The Raiders are missing a playmaker on the outside and Lamb has the catch-point skills and football IQ that will appeal to both Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock.
13. Miami Dolphins – Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon
After passing on quarterback at No. 5 overall, the Dolphins move from No. 18 up to No. 13 in a trade with the 49ers, nabbing Herbert before another team (New England? Jacksonville?) makes a move to go get him. Don’t rule out Jordan Love here, either.
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jedrick Wills, OT, Alabama
Wills has no business falling this far (my top-ranked tackle), but it is a plausible scenario, something Tampa would love to see. This would provide immediate competition at right tackle and more help for Tom Brady.
15. Denver Broncos – Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama
The Broncos have made calls about a possible trade-up so it wouldn’t be a surprise if they move up from this spot. But in this scenario, they don’t need to, adding Jeudy’s route-running to complement Courtland Sutton.
16. Cleveland Browns – Ezra Cleveland, OT, Boise State
The Browns might have an interesting decision to make at No. 10 – draft one of the top tackles or trade back while picking up another Day 2 selection. They move back in this scenario and land a toolsy tackle they like.
17. Dallas Cowboys – K’Lavon Chaisson, Edge, LSU
To be honest, I will be surprised if Chaisson makes it this far, but the Cowboys won’t be disappointed if it happens. If Chaisson is gone, look for cornerback (A.J. Terrell or Trevon Diggs) to be the pick.
18. San Francisco 49ers – Henry Ruggs, WR, Alabama
The Niners move back five spots in this scenario and are still able to land a player they likely would have considered at No. 13. Ruggs has special athleticism, adding another wrinkle to Kyle Shanahan’s offense.
19. Las Vegas Raiders – A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson
The Raiders added the playmaking receiver at No. 12 and now they get the cornerback. A 6-1 athlete with 4.42 speed, Terrell is well-liked by several teams.
20. Jacksonville Jaguars – Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama
If the Jaguars don’t draft a cornerback (CJ Henderson) at No. 9, a player like Diggs wouldn’t be a bad Plan B later in the first round.
21. Philadelphia Eagles – Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU
Can Jefferson line up outside as an “X” receiver? Maybe. But he offers the route-running, ball skills and toughness that fit any offensive scheme.
22. Minnesota Vikings – Austin Jackson, OT, USC
I think there is a decent chance the Vikings finish Thursday night with much-needed youth at offensive tackle, and Jackson is the youngest player in the draft.
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