Rams: Jared Goff QB Cal

Eagles: Carson Wentz QB NDSU

Chargers: Ronnie Stanley LT notre dame

Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliot RB OSU

Jaguars: Jalen Ramsey CB FSU

Ravens: Laremy tunsil LT ole miss

49ers: deforest Buckner DE Oregon

Browns: Myles Jack LB UCLA

Buccaneers: Joey Bosa DE OSU

Giants: Leonard Floyd LB Georgia

Bears: Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida

Saints: Sheldon Rankins DT Lousiville

Dolphins: Shaq Lawson DE Clemson

Raiders: William Jackson CB Houston

Titans: Jack Conklin OT Michigan State

Lions: Jarran Reed DT Alabama

Falcons: Darron Lee LB Ohio State

Colts: Ryan Kelly C Alabama

Bills: Paxton Lynch QB Memphis

Jets: Taylor Decker OT Ohio State

Redskins: Kevin Dodd DE Clemson

Texans: Corey Coleman WR Baylor

Vikings: Josh Doctson WR TCU

Bengals: Will Fuller WR Notre Dame

Steelers: Eli Apple CB Ohio State

Seahawks: Robert Nkemdiche DT Ole Miss

Packers: Reggie Ragland LB Alabama

Chiefs: Artie Burns CB Miami

Cardinals: laquon Treadwell WR Ole Miss

Panthers: Karl Joesph S West Virginia

Broncos: Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech

 

Final Big Board top 130

1. 1. Jalen Ramsey DB Florida state
   2. Laremy Tunsil LT Ole Miss
   3. Myles Jack LB UCLA
   4. Deforest Buckner DE Oregon
   5. Ezekiel Elliot RB Ohio State
   6. Jared Goff QB Cal
   7. Joey Bosa DE Ohio State
   8. Carson Wentz QB North Dakota state
   9. Ronnie Stanley LT Notre Dame
   10. Leonard Floyd EDGE Georgia
   11. Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida
   12. William Jackson CB Houston
   13. Jack Conklin OT Michigan State
   14. Darron Lee LB Ohio State
   15. Jarran Reed DT Alabama
   16. Shaq Lawson DE Clemson
   17. Laquon Treadwell WR Ole Miss
   18. Karl Joesph S West virginia
   19. Sheldon Rankins DT Louisville
   20. Reggie Ragland LB Alabama
   21. Taylor Decker OT Ohio State
   22. Eli Apple CB Ohio State
   23. Corey Coleman WR Baylor
   24. Ryan Kelly C Alabama
   25. Kevin Dodd DE Clemson
   26. Josh Doctson WR TCU
   27. Kamalei Correa EDGE Boise State
   28. Andrew Billings DT Baylor
   29. Will Fuller WR Notre Dame
   30. Chris Jones DT Mississppi State
   31. Mackensie Alexander CB Clemson
   32. Paxton Lynch QB Memphis
   33. Robert Nkemdiche DT Ole Miss
   34. Emmanual Ogbah DE Oklahoma State
   35. Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech
   36. Hunter Henry TE Arkansas
   37. Jonathan Bullard DE Florida
   38. Kenny Clark DT UCLA
   39. Noah Spence DE Eastern Kentucky
   40. Vonn Bell S Ohio State
   41. Derrick Henry RB Alabama
   42. Cody Whitehair G Kansas State
   43. Keanu Neal S Florida
   44. Jason Spriggs LT Indiana
   45. Michael Thomas WR Ohio State
   46. Germain Ifedi OT Texas A&M
   47. Sterling Shepard WR Oklahoma
   48. Connor Cook QB Michigan State
   49. Hassan Ridgeway DT Texas
   50. Tyler Boyd WR Pitt
   51. A’Shawn Robinson DT Alabama
   52. Artie Burns CB Miami
   53. Joshua Garnett G Stanford
   54. Shilique Calhoun DE Michigan State
   55. Joshua Perry LB Ohio State
   56. Xavien Howard CB Baylor
   57. Kendall Fuller CB Virginia Tech
   58. Kenneth Dixon RB Louisiana tech
   59. Austin Johnson DT Penn State
   60. Deion Jones LB LSU
   61. La’Raven Clark LT Texas Tech
   62. TJ Green S Clemson
   63. Kentrell Brothers L Missouri
   64. Darian Thompson S Boise State
   65. Shon Coleman LT Auburn
   66. Pharoah Cooper WR South Carolina
   67. Nick Martin C Notre Dame
   68. Joe Schobert Lb Wisconsin
   69. Devontae Booker RB Utah
   70. Christian Westerman G Arizona State
   71. CJ Prosise RB Notre Dame
   72. Braxton Miller WR Ohio State
   73. Robert Aguayo K Florida State
   74. Kyler Fackwell OLB Utah State
   75. Bronson Kaufusi DE BYU
   76. Christian Hackenburg QB Penn State
   77. KeiVarae Russell CB Notre Dame
   78. Su’a Cravens S USC
   79. Jerell Adams TE South Carolina
   80. Issac Semulo G Oregon State
   81. Rashard Higgins WR Colorado State
   82. Austin Hooper TE Stanford
   83. Jareld Hawkins OT LSU
   84. Jordan Howard RB Indiana
   85. Jordan Jenkins LB Georgia
   86. Carl Nassib DE penn state
   87. Max Teurk C USC
   88. Justin Simmons S Boston College
   89. Paul perkins RB UCLA
   90. Kolby Listenbee WR TCU
   91. Jaremy Cash S Duke
   92. Maliek Collins DT nebraska
   93. Sheldon Day DT Notre Dame
   94. Javon Hargrave Dt South Carolina state
   95. Jalen Mills CB LSU
   96. Jihad ward DT Illinois
   97. Jaylon Smith LB Notre Dame
   98. Will Redmond CB Mississippi State
   99. Yannick Ngakoue DE Maryland
   100. Leonte Carroo Wr Rutgers
   101. Tyler Matakevich LB Temple
   102. Nick Vannett TE Ohio State
   103. Connor McGovern G Missouri
   104. Caleb Benenoch OT UCLA
   105. Cyrus Jones S Alabama
   106. Deandre-Houston-Carson S William&Mary
   107. B.J Goodson LB Clemson
   108. Cardale Jones QB Ohio State
   109. Vadal Alexander G LSU
   110. Willie Beavers OT Western Michigan
   111. Kevin Byard S Middle Tennessee
   112. Jordan payton WR UCLA
   113. Eric Murray CB Minnesota
   114. Jonathan Williams RB Arkansas
   115. Joe Dahl G Washington State
   116. Kayarris Garett WR Tusla
   117. Miles killbrew S Southern Utah
   118. Kenyan Drake RB Alabama
   119. Malcolm Mitchell WR Georgia
   120. Sean Davis CB Maryland
   121. Kyle Murphey DE Stanford
   122. Charone Peake WR Clemson
   123. Adolphus Washington DT Ohio State
   124. Alex Collins RB Arkansas
   125. Scooby Wright LB Arizona
   126. Jatavis Brown LB Akron
   127. Dean Lowry DE Northwestern
   128. Aaron Burbridge WR Michigan state
   129. Ryan Smith CB North Carolina Central
   130. DJ White CB Georgia Tech

Most Overrated Players

1. Joey Bosa
2. A’Shawn Robinson
3. Paxton Lynch
4. Will Fuller
5. Mackensie Alexander

Underrated Players

1. Karl Joesph
2. William Jackson
3. Ryan Smith
4. Hassan Ridgeway
5. Keanu Neal

Nfl Mock Draft

1. Rams: Jared Goff QB CAL- The rams gave up the farm to get their guy and they better know who that is. I am hearing reports that it is Goff and the guy I have a man-crush on, the accurate gun slinger out of cal will be the pick.
2. Eagles: Carson WentzQB NDSU- The eagles flew across the country to take a look at every quarterback so when I heard the news they traded up to two, I wasn’t surprised. Whoever the rams take, the eagles will get the other.
3. Chargers: Jalen Ramsey S FSU- Chargers need a playmaker on defense and even though Tunsil would be a great pick, Ramsey is the guy…
4. Cowboys: Joey Bosa DE OSU
5. Jaguars: Myles Jack LB UCLA
6. Ravens: Laremy Tunsil LT OLE MISS
7. Deforest Buckner DE Oregon
8. Browns: Ronnie Stanley LT Notre Dame
9. Buccaneers: Vernon Hargreaves III CB Florida
10. Giants:Leonard Floyd EDGE Georgia
11. Bears:Ezekiel Elliot RB OSU
12. Saints: Sheldon Rankins DT Louisville
13. Dolphins: Shaq Lawson DE Clemson
14. Raiders: William Jackson III CB Houston
15. Lions: Jack Conklin OT Mich State
16. Lions: Jarran Reed DT ALabama
17. Falcons: Darran Lee LB OSU
18. Colts: Taylor Decker OT OSU
19. Bills: Reggie Ragland LB Alabama
20. Jets: Paxton Lynch QB Memphis
21. Redskins: Karl Joesph S West Virginia
22. Texans: Corey Coleman WR Baylor
23. Vikings: Josh Doctson WR TCU
24. Andrew Billings DT Baylor
25. Steelers: Eli Apple CB OSU
26. Seahawks: Ryan Kelly C Alabama
27. Packers:Kamalei Correa EDGE Boise State
28. Chiefs:Mackensie Alexander CB Clemson
29. Cardinals:Robert Nkemdiche DT Ole miss
30. Panthers: Laquon Treadwell WR Ole miss
31. Broncos: Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech

EAST ROUND 1

8 seed pistons vs 1 seed Cavaliers

Cavaliers in 5 games 

4 seed Hawks vs 5 seed Celtics

Celtics in 7 games

3 seed Heat vs 6 seed Hornets

Hornets in 7 games

2 seed Raptors vs 7 seed pacers

Raptors in 7 games

WEST ROUND 1

1 seed Warriors vs 8 seed Rockets

Warriors in 4 games 

2 seed spurs vs 7 seed Grizzlies

Spurs in 4 games 

6 seed mavericks vs 3 seed Thunder

Thunder in 5 games

5 Seed Trail Blazers vs 4 seed Clippers

Clippers in 6 games

EAST ROUND 2

1 seed Cavaliers vs 5 seed Celtics

Cavaliers in 6 games

2 seed Raptors vs 6 seed Hornets

Hornets in 7 games

WEST 2nd Round

1 seed Warriors vs 4 seed Clippers

Warriors win in 5 games 

 

2 seed Spurs vs 3 seed Thunder

Spurs in 6 games

EAST FINAL

1 seed Cavaliers vs 6 seed Hornets

Cavaliers in 6 games

WEST FINAL

2 seed spurs vs 1 seed Warriors

Warriors in 7 games

NBA FINALS

Cavaliers vs Warriors

Warriors in 6 games

Regular season award picks

MVP: Steph Curry PG Warriors

MIP: CJ Mccullum SG Trailer Blazers

DPOY: Draymond Green PF Warriors

ROY: Karl Anthony Towns C Timberwolves

COY: Brad Stevens Boston Celtics

The Improbable Run

 

“Arcidiacono passes to Jenkins, this shot for the championship” Obviously now you know the ball swished threw the hoop, Carolina kids crying on the bench while the cats jumped on Jenkins like he was a god. Simply put, Villanova and Jay Wright proved all the doubters wrong.

There has always been a theory for some teams but the main one is really Villanova. Sure they have tough kids from Philly, they are well coached, they shoot well, defend their hearts out and play well in the regular season. But when it comes to the tournament, they would have an early exit because they always underperform, that’s what they do. Two years ago they were a two seed, advanced to the second round before loosing to the eventual champs Uconn. The next year they played NC state and lost in the second round in a heartbreaker. They didn’t play awful by any stretch but they always never seemed to be shooting well in those games and it was always “the other teams night”year in and year out. But this year was different. This Tournament was different. Right when they lost to Seton Hall in the finals in the Big EAST championship, a game which I had attended, it was here we go again another early exit. Then when they found their draw as the last number two seed and potentially having to play a temple or Iowa in the second round, people jumped on early exit for Nova. They also had the likes of Miami and Kansas ready to eat Nova up and spit them right back out. But maybe the old guys for Nova (veteran group) got sick of hearing all of the chirps of them not getting it done when it matters. Ryan Arcidiacono, who has been at Nova as long as Ellis has been at Kansas, along with the crew of Hart, Jenkins, and Ofecu would rise to the occasion and claim the trophy as the best team in the nation. After cruising to a victory over UNC Ashville, they collided with Iowa. Iowa had struggled as of late, but they were a top 10 team for a good portion of their season and may play up to their competition. Wrong. Nova destroyed them 87-68, but the game was over by halftime. Next up was Miami. A team that many liked to beat Nova because of guard play, athleticism and experience. Villanova came out firing and hit three pointer after three pointer. In a game that was supposed to be a close back and forth game, it ended up being 92-69 and ending the canes’ run. Now for the biggest one yet. Kansas. Kansas was the best team in the country in many’s eyes and had a great blend of talent and experience. They were led by Ellis, Selden, Mason, and Graham. They hadn’t lost since Mid-January and came into the game with a lot of swagger. Even though Kansas was slightly the better team, Villanova played hounding defense and got Kansas out of it’s rhythm. The goal to do so was get Ellis off his game and he finished with a season low four points. Every time he got the ball there were three guys surrounding him. It worked, every guy seemed to be off their game. Kansas was held to a season low 59 points. With clutch free throw shooting and timely steals, Villanova snuck by Kansas 64-59 and was off to Houston for the final four. Facing them was another talented big 12 team in Oklahoma led by the best player in the country. They frustrated buddy in to taking tough shots and made the “other guys” on Oklahoma beat them and held Buddy to 9 points. It also helps that they were 71% from the floor and made everything beyond the three point line while Oklahoma couldn’t buy a bucket.  They cruised 95-51 and we in the finals. One more team they conquered. One more win and they are champs. They could taste it. Standing in their way was big bad North Carolina. They were considered to be the most talented team in the country and were led by big man Brice Johnson. One more guy to shut down. Experts were picking UNC and still disrespecting the cats. Brice Johnson, the best big man in CBB had the quietest 14 points ever and was a non factor. The game went back and forth, with unsung heroes like Phil Booth stepping up and giving them big time minutes off the bench and totaling 20 points. Nova was up by 10 with 4 min left and most thought it was over. But senior point guard Marcus paige for UNC willed the team back and tied the game up with a ridiculous double clutch three point shot to tie the game. It would have been Mario Chalmers esc if not for Kris Jenkins. With 4.7 seconds on the clock, Arcidiacono got the ball and got by Berry and seemed like he was going to take the shot, it was his time. But the player who in- bounded the ball Kris Jenkins, the teams best shooter known for his threes received a scoop pass from Arch and shot the ball with his sweet stroke. Swish. Ball Game. If you had told me before the tourney that Nova would win I wouldn’t have believed you. But they proved everyone wrong and they now have the respect that they deserve.

~Riley Glenn

BIG BOARD TOP 70

1. Jalen Ramsey CB/S Florida State
2. Myles Jack LB UCLA
3. Laremy Tunsil OT Ole Miss
4. Deforest Buckner DE Oregon
5. Ezekiel Elliot RB Ohio State
6. Joey Bosa DE Ohio State
7. Carson Wentz QB NDSU
8. Jared Goff QB Cal
9. Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida
10. Ronnie Stanley LT Notre Dame
11. Shaq Lawson DE Clemson
12. Darron Lee LB Ohio State
13. Jarran Reed DT Alabama
14. Leonard Floyd EDGE Georgia
15. Laquan Treadwell WR Ole Miss
16. Karl Joesph S West Virginia
17. Eli Apple CB Ohio State
18. Jaylon Smith LB Notre Dame (Injured)
19. Kenny Clark DT UCLA
20. Reggie Ragland LB Alabama
21. Josh Doctson WR TCU
22. Jack Conklin OT Michigan State
23. Taylor Decker OT Ohio State
24. Corey Coleman WR Baylor
25. Kamalei Correa EDGE Boise state
26. William Jackson III CB Houston
27. Ryan Kelly C Alabama
28. Sheldon Rankins DT Louisville
29. Derrick Henry RB Alabama
30. Kevin Dodd DE Clemson
31. Emmanual Ogbah DE Oklahoma state
32. Chris Jones DT Mississippi State
33. Michael Thomas WR Ohio State
34. Jason Spriggs LT Indiana
35. Hunter Henry TE Arkansas
36. Cody Whitehair G Kansas State
37. Noah Spence EDGE Eastern Kentucky
38. Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech
39. Andrew Billings DT Baylor
40. Mackensie Alexander CB Clemson
41. Robert Nkemdiche DL Ole Miss
42. Jonathon Bullard DE Florida
43. Kendall Fuller CB Virginia Tech
44. Will Fuller WR Notre Dame
45. Vonn Bell S Ohio State
46. Tyler Matakevich LB Temple
47. Paxton Lynch QB Memphis
48. Kenneth Dixon RB Louisiana Tech
49. Sterling Shepard WR Oklahoma
50. Austin Johnson DT Penn State
51. Connor Cook QB Michigan State
52. Carl Nassib DE Penn State
53. Joshua Perry LB Ohio State
54. Braxton Miller WR Ohio State
55. Jeremy Cash S Duke
56. CJ Prosise RB Notre Dame
57. Joshua Garnett G Stanford
58. Jarell Adams TE South Carolina
59. Pharoah Cooper WR South Carolina
60. Maliek Collins DT Nebraska
61. Shilique Calhoun EDGE Michigan State
62. Darian Thompson S Boise State
63. Keanu Neal S Florida
64. Tyler Boyd WR Pitt
65. Paul Perkins RB UCLA
66. Yannick Ngakoue DE Maryland
67. Deion Jones LB LSU
68. Germain Ifedi OT Texas A&M
69. Alex Collins RB Arkansas
70. Su’a Cravens LB/S USC

Positional Rankings

Qb

1. Carson Wentz 1st round
2. Jared Goff 1st round
3. Paxton Lynch 2nd round
4. Connor Cook 3rd round
5. Dak Prescott 4th round

RB

1. Ezekiel Elliot 1st round
2. Derrick Henry 2nd round
3. Kenneth Dixon 3rd round
4. CJ Prosise 3rd round
5. Paul perkins 3rd round

WR

1. Laquan Treadwell 1st round
2. Josh Doctson 1st round
3. Corey Coleman 1st round
4. Michael Thomas 2nd round
5. Will Fuller 2nd round

TE

1. Hunter Henry 2nd round
2. Jarell Adams 3rd round
3. Nick Vannett 4th round

OT

1. Laremy Tunsil 1st round
2. Ronnie Stanley 1st round
3. Jack Conklin 1st round
4. Taylor Decker 1st round
5. Jason Spriggs 2nd round

G/C

1. Ryan Celly 1st round
2. Cody Whitehair 2nd round
3. Joshua Garnett 2nd round
4. Nick Martin 3-4 round

DE

1. Deforest Buckner 1st round
2. Joey Bosa 1st round
3. Shaq Lawson 1st round
4. Kamalei Correa 1st round
5. Kevin Dodd 1st round
6. Emmanual Ogbah 2nd round
7. Noah Spence 2nd round
8. Jonathon Bullard 2nd round
9. Carl Nassib2nd round
10. Yannick Ngakoue 3rd round

DT

1. Jarran Reed 1st round
2. Kenny Clark 1st round
3. Sheldon Rankins 1st round
4. A’shawn Robinson 2nd round
5. Christian Jones 2nd round
6. Vernon Butler 2nd round
7. Andrew Billings 2nd round
8. Robert Nkemdiche 2nd round
9. Austin Johnson 2nd round
10. Maliek Collins 2nd round

ILB

1. Jaylon Smith 1st round
2. Reggie Ragland 1st round
3. Tyler Matakevich 2nd round
4. Kentrell Brothers 3rd round
5. Scooby Wright III 4rd round

OLB

1. Myles Jack 1st round
2. Darron Lee 1st round
3. Leonard Floyd 1st round
4. Joshua Perry 2nd round
5. Deion Jones 3rd round

CB

1. Jalen Ramsey 1st round
2. Vernon Hargreaves 1st round
3. Eli Apple 1st round
4. William Jackson 1st round
5. Mackensie Alexander 2nd round

S

1. Jalen Ramsey 1st round
2. Karl Joesph 1st round
3. Vonn Bell 2nd round
4. Jeremy Cash 2nd round
5. Darian Thompson 2nd round

1. Titans: Laremy Tunsil OT Ole Miss- He is a generational talent at tackle and having marcus mariota having Tunsil and Lewan holding the edge down is a dream come true. Ramsey could be the pick but since Mariota is the future they have to keep him upright so tunsil is the pick.
2. Browns: Carson Wentz QB NDSU- He checks off all the boxes except one. He has size, speed,a big arm, and he is very intelligent. But he didn’t play the competition. He blew scouts away at his combine, so if the browns can look past who he played, they can take a great QB and start to build around him.
3. Chargers: Jalen Ramsey CB/S FSU- He is the best athlete and football player. The game comes easy to him and this would be the best case scenario for the chargers. He would replace eric weddle, and if Ramsey plays safety, he will be a perennial pro bowler and hall of famer.
4. Cowboys: Deforest Buckner DE OU- He is very consistent and dominant. You could say that they go with jack or elliot but they need a big defensive player because they didn’t resign hardy and since I don’t trust Randy Gregory, Buckner is the pick.
5. Jaguars: Myles Jack LB UCLA- The most versatile athlete in the class who has the biggest star potential. He is a nasty linebacker who can run sideline to sideline and also can cover like a corner. He is a special athlete who will give a jaguars team who lacks big time defensive talent a game changing player.
6. Ravens: Joey Bosa DE OSU- The most hyped up player in the draft and even though I don’t think he is the best player, he is a very powerful player who would be a great pick for the ravens. He is a player with great length,technique, and versitle.
7. 49ers: Jared Goff QB CAL- Him and Wentz are neck and neck for the number 1 quarterback in the draft. He is an effortless thrower of the football and throws the ball with great accuracy. His footwork isn’t great but he is a teddy Bridgewater type who will be a great QB, also being a great fit with San Fransisco.
8. Eagles: Ezekiel elliot RB OSU- He is one of the best players in the draft and if the Eagles draft him, he will be a nightmare to deal with for the rest of the NFC EAST. He is an all around back who will balance their offense and give the offense a matt forte type. He is the best player available so that’s the pick. He would be a slam dunk pick for the eagles who have found their RB.
9. Buccaneers: Ronnie Stanley LT Notre Dame- He is an athletic freak who happens to play tackle. He has long arms and is very athletic, and has the potential to be a franchise left tackle. He isn’t the strongest guy, but he has the ability to be a big time player. He would be a nice pick for Tampa bay, as having him and smith as their tackles would be great to have so they can protect Winston for years to come.
10. Giants: Darron Lee LB OSU- He isn’t the biggest guy but he is a fast, athletic linebacker who is just a playmaker. He would be a great fit for the giants. The giants could also go with Leonard Floyd, Shaq Lawson, or Vernon Hargreaves. I really don’t have a clue who they are going to take because they have so many options.
11. Bears: Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida- He is the best man to man cover corner in the draft. He would be a great fit with the bears who need a corner with Kyle fuller. They could also go linebacker or EDGE rusher but Hargreaves would be the best player on the board.
12. Saints: Sheldon Rankins DL Louisville-  Coming into the draft, he was considered a “sleeper” that could sneak into the first round. Now he is in the thick of things for being a first rounder. He is a solid all around player with being a good pass rusher for a DT and a solid run stuffer. He would be a nice addition for a putrid defense.
13. Dolphins: Shaq Lawson DE Clemson- He is an all around solid defensive end. He is good against the run and a solid pass rusher. He is a young pass rusher that the dolphins lack with them having old rushers like Cameron Wake(35 years old) and mario williams (31 years old). They also lost Olivier vernon and Derrick Shelby. A player that might not be a star but definitely a solid player for a 10-12 year starter.
14. Trade*Seahawks: Jack Conklin OT Michigan state- The Seahawks lost Russel Okung in free agency to the broncos and let’s be honest, one of the 4 tackles in the draft won’t be their at 26. So if they want to keep Wilson upright, they needed to trade up and get their guy. Conklin is a tough kid who will be a leader and solid starter on this team.
15. Rams: Laquan Treadwell WR Ole Miss- A team in the rams who don’t have a quarterback. But picking Paxton Lynch here would be a major reach for me as I gave him a second round grade. So they will go with a big target for their future quarterback and that is Treadwell. He is a competitive kid, he uses his body well and he has a big catch radius. He isn’t guy but he is a very good route runner and possession receiver.
16. Lions: A’Shawn Robinson DT Alabama- A big body for the lions out of Alabama. He uses his body and arms really well but he is not great with leverage. He is a little overrated but Ngata won’t be their forever so they take the athletic Robinson.
17. Falcons: Taylor Decker OT OSU- He is a monster with size at 6’8 but is slow feet will have him be a right tackle. He is nasty and would be a great complement to Jake Matthews at Right tackle. The falcons still need to do more to protect Matt Ryan, and even though rusher is a bigger need, they take the best player on the board.
18. Colts: Reggie Ragland LB Alabama- He is a classic thumper linebacker and could be a leader for the colts defense. The colts need to protect Luck, but the four top tackles are gone and taking one would be a reach. Ragland is just a great football player and a good fit with the colts.
19. Bills: Jarran Reed DT Alabama- He is the best run stuffer in the draft and the better of him and A’shawn Robinson. He isn’t going to blow you away but he is a strong dude. He is big but not the best athlete. He would be a solid pick for the bills.
20. Jets: Leonard Floyd EDGE Georgia- He is falling a little bit in my mock just because his tape doesn’t match up with his unbelievable physical skills. He would give the jets a nice complement to their star guys on the line.
21. Redskins: Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech- He is just a big dude who would be a nice fit with the redskins. The redskins are losing their starting defensive tackles so they can plug a new guy in. Their are so many I just picked one which was Butler over UCLA’S Kenny Clark.
22. Texans: Corey Coleman WR Baylor- He is a very explosive vertical threat that the texans lack alongside Hopkins. He needs to work on his hands and route running but he is an electrifying prospect.
23. Vikings: Josh Doctson WR TCU- He is the best wide receiver in 50/50 balls and has great size. He isn’t the fastest guy but he has a great work ethic and one of the safest players in the draft.
24. Bengals: William Jackson III CB Houston- He is a long, Athletic cornerback that would be a solid pick for the bengals. They don’t really have any major needs so they can take the best player.
25. Steelers: Eli Apple CB OSU- He just seems like a steelers corner and I have had him mocked here for a while. He is long and tough against the run. He would be a great pick for them.
26. Trade** Raiders: After trading back and gaining a third round pick, they will take a position of need and that’s Karl joesph. He is reckless with his body, but that’s what makes him special. He is just a playmaker. He had a knee injury but he has a raider mentality and would be a great fit.
27. Packers: Kamalei Correa EDGE Boise State: An athlete that is new to the game of football. He is an underrated player who could surprise people and sneak into the first round. He could develop into a stud edge rusher because of his competitiveness.
28. Chiefs: Mackensie Alexander CB Clemson: The chiefs lost a starting corner in free agency so why not replace him? He didn’t get any interceptions and is small, but he is just a good football player and will make a great duo with Marcus Peters.
29. Cardinals: Noah Spence EDGE Eastern Kentucky: He is a quick, athletic edge rusher with big time potential. He is a project, but if Arians and his coaching staff keeps Spence focused, he could be a big time rusher.
30. Panthers: Jason Spriggs LT Indiana: He is not a tackle, he is an athlete, a workout warrior. He doesn’t play up to his athleticism at times, but he has big potential. The panthers showed an obvious need for talent on the O-line in the super bowl, so they will address it in the first round.
31. Broncos: Paxton Lynch QB Memphis- This would be a reach, but a necessary one. They have Mark Sanchez as their quarterback, so that has to change. A player similar to Brock Osweiler, he can develop for a year and fill in as the quarterback of the future.

Trade**** Seahawks trade up to pick 14 and give up the 26 overall and 90th picks to the Raiders.