[OC] Danchat's 2018 Second Round Mock Draft
Apr 27, 2018 14:26:13 GMT -6
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Post by Danchat on Apr 27, 2018 14:26:13 GMT -6
Alright, time for the final mock of the year. No trades, though the picks do reflect the trades that happened yesterday.
33 CLE WR Courtland Sutton Corey Coleman has yet to prove himself, so Sutton could supplant him and make the Browns WR corps scary good.
34 NYG G Will Hernandez Giants desperately need O-line help, Hernandez is a bargain here.
35 CLE DT Maurice Hurst His medicals have scared teams away, but the Browns need a replacement for Danny Shelton.
36 IND CB Joshua Jackson He's a steal here and Indy needs corners badly.
37 IND HB Derrius Guice The second best HB comes off the clock after two questionable picks (Penny, Michel).
38 TB HB Nick Chubb They need a feature back to support the offense. Chubb has been underrated due to Michel.
39 CHI ED Harold Landry With McPhee gone, Landry can team up with Leonard Floyd to improve their pass rush.
40 DEN QB Mason Rudolph Rudolph will be a project behind Keenum and should be able to boot Lynch off the roster.
41 OAK LB Malik Jefferson The Raiders only have Tahir Whitehead at LB. Their annually bad LB corps need an infusion of talent.
42 MIA TE Dallas Goedert The Fins have nothing at TE right now. Goedert should at least be an average TE.
43 NE CB Isaiah Oiver Oliver can replace Butler's starting spot. Great value here.
44 WAS HB Ronald Jones II The Skins need a better running game, as that's something Alex Smith has always had in KC.
45 GB WR Anthony Miller The Packers need to develop more receivers after Nelson and Cobb looked bad in 2017.
46 CIN S Justin Reid The Bengals pass defense declined when Reggie Nelson left.
47 ARZ WR Michael Gallup The Cardinals need to find more WRs to eventually replace Fitz and assist Rosen.
48 SD DT Harrison Phillips If James wouldn't have been available, S.D. would have went D-line. Phillips can replace Liuget.
49 IND ED Sam Hubbard The Colts can pair him with Sheard to provide more pass rush.
50 DAL TE Mike Gesicki Jason Witten has retired. Gesikci is basically a WR playing TE anyways, so he'll help Dallas' receiver woes.
51 DET ED Josh Sweat With Ansah likely leaving after being tagged, Sweat can rotate in and take over a starting role in 2019.
52 PHI CB Donte Jackson They did draft two corners a year ago, but after losing Daryl Worley, they need a nickel corner.
53 TB T Connor Williams The Bucs need to replace Donovan Smith at LT. Williams is a questionable fit at LT, but he can play guard too.
54 KC ED Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Dee Ford has been disappointing more often than not. KC needs more juice in the pass rushing department.
55 CAR C James Daniels Ryan Kalil is a year away from retirement, and he hasn't been healthy. Daniels is a steal here.
56 TB CB Carlton Davis The Bucs' best corner is 35 year old Brent Grimes. They need more young and promising CB prospects.
57 TEN ED Lorenzo Carter Carter could use a year on the bench to learn. He has a massive amount of upside but his stats have been lacking.
58 ATL DT Tim Settle The Falcons need to add interior run stoppers.
59 SF WR James Washington The 49ers need another WR to pair with Garcon and Goodwin.
60 PIT HB Kerryon Johnson With Bell likely moving on after this season, Johnson would make for a better starter than James Connor.
61 JAX T Tyrell Crosby Cam Robinson looked bad at LT and should move to guard. Crosby might be able to play LT in his stead.
62 MIN G Braden Smith The Vikings need better players on their O-line and Smith would be an A+ pick if selected here.
63 NE WR D. J. Chark With Cooks gone, Edelman and Hogan are the top starters for Brady. They need an outside WR who can beat CBs deep.
64 CLE ED Arden Key The Browns risk a pick on the next Randy Gregory. If he pans out, they have a Pro Bowler next to Garrett.
Any thoughts?
Fun fact: The Bucs, Colts, and Browns have 3 second picks a piece. Pretty crazy, right?
33 CLE WR Courtland Sutton Corey Coleman has yet to prove himself, so Sutton could supplant him and make the Browns WR corps scary good.
34 NYG G Will Hernandez Giants desperately need O-line help, Hernandez is a bargain here.
35 CLE DT Maurice Hurst His medicals have scared teams away, but the Browns need a replacement for Danny Shelton.
36 IND CB Joshua Jackson He's a steal here and Indy needs corners badly.
37 IND HB Derrius Guice The second best HB comes off the clock after two questionable picks (Penny, Michel).
38 TB HB Nick Chubb They need a feature back to support the offense. Chubb has been underrated due to Michel.
39 CHI ED Harold Landry With McPhee gone, Landry can team up with Leonard Floyd to improve their pass rush.
40 DEN QB Mason Rudolph Rudolph will be a project behind Keenum and should be able to boot Lynch off the roster.
41 OAK LB Malik Jefferson The Raiders only have Tahir Whitehead at LB. Their annually bad LB corps need an infusion of talent.
42 MIA TE Dallas Goedert The Fins have nothing at TE right now. Goedert should at least be an average TE.
43 NE CB Isaiah Oiver Oliver can replace Butler's starting spot. Great value here.
44 WAS HB Ronald Jones II The Skins need a better running game, as that's something Alex Smith has always had in KC.
45 GB WR Anthony Miller The Packers need to develop more receivers after Nelson and Cobb looked bad in 2017.
46 CIN S Justin Reid The Bengals pass defense declined when Reggie Nelson left.
47 ARZ WR Michael Gallup The Cardinals need to find more WRs to eventually replace Fitz and assist Rosen.
48 SD DT Harrison Phillips If James wouldn't have been available, S.D. would have went D-line. Phillips can replace Liuget.
49 IND ED Sam Hubbard The Colts can pair him with Sheard to provide more pass rush.
50 DAL TE Mike Gesicki Jason Witten has retired. Gesikci is basically a WR playing TE anyways, so he'll help Dallas' receiver woes.
51 DET ED Josh Sweat With Ansah likely leaving after being tagged, Sweat can rotate in and take over a starting role in 2019.
52 PHI CB Donte Jackson They did draft two corners a year ago, but after losing Daryl Worley, they need a nickel corner.
53 TB T Connor Williams The Bucs need to replace Donovan Smith at LT. Williams is a questionable fit at LT, but he can play guard too.
54 KC ED Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Dee Ford has been disappointing more often than not. KC needs more juice in the pass rushing department.
55 CAR C James Daniels Ryan Kalil is a year away from retirement, and he hasn't been healthy. Daniels is a steal here.
56 TB CB Carlton Davis The Bucs' best corner is 35 year old Brent Grimes. They need more young and promising CB prospects.
57 TEN ED Lorenzo Carter Carter could use a year on the bench to learn. He has a massive amount of upside but his stats have been lacking.
58 ATL DT Tim Settle The Falcons need to add interior run stoppers.
59 SF WR James Washington The 49ers need another WR to pair with Garcon and Goodwin.
60 PIT HB Kerryon Johnson With Bell likely moving on after this season, Johnson would make for a better starter than James Connor.
61 JAX T Tyrell Crosby Cam Robinson looked bad at LT and should move to guard. Crosby might be able to play LT in his stead.
62 MIN G Braden Smith The Vikings need better players on their O-line and Smith would be an A+ pick if selected here.
63 NE WR D. J. Chark With Cooks gone, Edelman and Hogan are the top starters for Brady. They need an outside WR who can beat CBs deep.
64 CLE ED Arden Key The Browns risk a pick on the next Randy Gregory. If he pans out, they have a Pro Bowler next to Garrett.
Any thoughts?
Fun fact: The Bucs, Colts, and Browns have 3 second picks a piece. Pretty crazy, right?
