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Oh yes, it's a new mock draft and a new mock draft simulator. It is totally free. The link is down in the description and our very own Hayden Winks created it and I think a major win for us is that already 400 mocks are in the database that you all have submitted. So this gives us a bit of wisdom of the crowd intel, aka who the most common picks are for each and every team in the first round.
So there's a couple things that this site I wanted it to be able to do. Number one, actually grade these mock drafts right after the fact. So, there's going to be some cool uh pick-by-pick analysis that you guys will see where it's comparing your picks to live consensus data. Uh on top of that, there's actually a leaderboard. I'm going to grade your most recent mock draft. So, whether you're doing a uh first round mock draft or a team-specific mock draft, there will be a leaderboard so you actually can compete with a community. Uh and then the other thing is just broad data. So like most common pairings uh between teams and prospects, how often they're going in the top five, the top 10 in the first round. And then also a consensus big board. So you can either do a mock draft or you can just look at the data uh all that live for free. No login required.
Again, that's in the description down below. And I'm sure new features every single day, including on your phone. All right, this mock is going to be slightly different. We thought since we have all of your input, we use and say what the consensus picks are for every single one. and we say if they're going to be right or they're going to be wrong and why and then fill out our own mock draft pick by pick from that. So, we're all in unison here. We can just continue on after the number one pick in the Las Vegas Raiders and Fernando Mendoza. That brings us to number two. Hayden, who are the three most likely picks according to consensus?
Arll Reese at 83% for the Jets going second overall. Then it's David Bailey and then I guess Ruben Bane, Sunny Styles. This is still pretty overwhelmingly Arll Ree and I would have to agree with that. They can use him at off-ball uh outside linebacker somewhere in between. I think that hybrid role is very in in the NFL and I think that Arll Reese is the best candidate for it.
Yeah, 60% of his snaps were on the edge this past season. I mean, the Jets are going to play Will McDonald on one side or the short-term contracts they have on the opposite side doesn't prevent you from playing Arval Ree over there. or if they want to play him, you know, at that pure off-ball linebacker spot. Demarro Davis is nice to learn from and I'm sure that they don't absolutely love the Jamime and Sherwood contract at this point. So, why don't we select the player? Al Arl Ree, our second pick with Jets. That brings us to number three and the Arizona Cardinals.
There's really not that clear of a consensus here. Even at third overall, Francis Malaninoa is being drafted 46% of the time by you guys. Then it's David Bailey 21%, Sunny Styles at 16%. I think those are the correct top three. I would probably be leaning Sunny Styles personally, even though he's third overall, but they could get uh they don't have a right tackle. Uh and I think right now consensus wise, uh Francis Maloa has separated for from Spencer Fondo in the consensus ranking. So I think it's between those two largely.
This one only gets tighter as the closer we get at three, four, five, and further and further down the board. I mean, I think this is easy to make the case for any of these players, though. Again, no right tackle. Mino can come in immediately and play there with Paris Johnson. And we know the importance of having a pure left tackle and a pure right tackle and building blocks in those two spots, especially when you don't have your quarterback already on the roster. David Bailey. Uh, look, I understand we didn't get a full athletic testing profile from the NFL combine, but anything that you read from Bruce Felman or whoever else who like compiles NFL's thoughts on players, they absolutely love his point A to point B closing speed. And there's not much mention of him, you know, turning corners or three cone drills or short shuttles. It's just getting in a straight line after the quarterback. And then Sunonny Sal just seems to be like the perfect off-ball linebacker.
Yeah. Yeah. It just kind kind of depends. like they brought in the floor. I'm guessing they want to go offensive line. So, I think that's why the consensus is right now leaning toward Francis Minoa. That could easily still even be Spencer Fono. So, if you want to go Mana Noah or um I would say Sunny Styles. It would be between those two. It wouldn't be David Bailey.
Okay, you make the pick.
All right, let's go um let's go Francis Minoa. Let's stick with consensus.
That brings us to number four and the Tennessee Titans. If we look at all of you, Jeremiah Love number one just at 38%. David Bailey at 25% and then Ruben Bane at 15%. Your thoughts?
I understand why you guys are going with Jeremiah Love. I did see that Adam Shfter quote that he's not thinking the Titans and then the Giants at four and five are the Jeremiah Love team and he's going back to the Washington Commanders at seven. That's where I agree um where I think his more likely range is. Um, and we were we did that show with coach Speak Index where like the Washington staff was the one that was kind of like putting some feelers out for Jeremiah Love. So I look at David Bailey. I look at the history of the Robert Salah edge rushers and they really do look like the David Bailey types. Wide nine pass rush demons, crazy straight line explosiveness and that's exactly what David Bailey is. So I think that some of the moves they made has helped their defensive line. They can use a little cherry on top still.
In the last week, Adam Shfter, quote, I don't see him going to the Titans or the Giants right now. According with Jeremiah Love, a place that makes sense to me would be the Washington Commanders. Uh now, I think Adam Shester is fantastic at his job, but if you go back around this time of the draft calendar, he can be way off even inside of the top five. Like I remember a tweet around this time last year, he was certain that Abdul Carter was going to be the number two pick for the Cleveland Browns and that was kind of locked in. Uh, and then we all know what happened from there. So, I I think part of this is every single media report or rumor or inkling of buzz that you got from the Tennessee Titans at the NFL combine was, "Oh yeah, this could be the Jeremiah Love team and like this kind of goes in waves." I am not ruling out despite the great Adam Sheper saying right, uh, I don't see it with four or five. I do not necessarily think that is pure intel and like he has been told that's not going to happen. I think Jeremiah Love is still absolutely in play at four and five, but if you don't want to put him here at number four, then the conversation is David Bailey versus Ruben Bane. And uh let's say Ruben Bane's ankle flexion has got me going here.
Well, I I love Ruben Bane. Um I I think that he's worthy of going this high. I have him actually ranked ahead of David Bailey. I just think that consensus right now is David Bailey kind of far ahead of Ruben Bane. And to your point with Adam Shfter, nothing about the NFL draft is absolutes, which is why we have the trends and data page on here to give us some like more accurate actual percentages on this. So, my vote would be David Bailey.
Okay, we'll go David Bailey at number four. Uh, you just posted a short a social video saying that contracts dictate the New York Giants not selecting Jeremiah Love at number five overall. Do you think John Harbaugh gives a damn about anything that you're saying?
I I saw your quote tweet. I don't think Harbaugh should care what I'm talking about here. Um, but the good news is there's another absolute special special prospect and Sunny Styles at another non-premium position there. Uh, who they don't have like an a solve for at that position necessarily right now either. So, um, Sunny Styles right now is at 48% the consensus of most common pairings. Cardell Tate at 18%, Caleb Dal's at 12%. So, they don't even have Jeremiah Love uh out there right now. I wonder if this is a bunch of Cam Scataboo fans uh entering mock drafts. But uh I would like Sunny Styles. I think that makes a lot of lot of sense. And I would personally draft Carnell Tate over Jeremiah Love if it was up to me.
Yeah. And look, if we are talking about media reports here, I don't think we can necessarily look past Jordan Ranon, who has been on the Giants beat for a very, very long time, saying that they were in for Kin Walker. They were interested in Travis ETN, and then they're also interested in Jeremiah Love. And right, we know those two other guys aren't available, and that they want to run the heck out of the football and surround Jackson Dart with a pure running game. And the best way of doing that is Jeremiah Love at number five.
You can also look at that and be like, well, they also weren't willing to pay the price of those running backs and they might not be willing to pay the price of it again. It's just interesting because the drop off at running back is so so steep and you could definitely make an argument that linebacker in the second, third round, there are a couple interesting prospects. Sunonny Styles looks like he could be like a Fred Warner type of player. So that's where I would lean. What do you think?
Nope. I'm going Jeremiah Love at number four.
Wow. Okay. All right, you're getting off consensus. Let's go.
I think the consensus is wrong here.
Or I am. And but I think you and I can both agree that he most likely I would put it up at 93% that Jeremiah Love doesn't make it past the Washington Commanders at number seven overall.
Uh interesting that you said that. I have the top 10 rates. Jeremiah Love is at 94% to go inside the top 10. And then inside the top five, Jeremiah Love 45% chance. Like we found the range, you know, five or seven I think is most likely.
All right, all right, I have Jeremiah Love here at number five. That brings us to the Cleveland Browns at number six. If we look at their most drafted players according all of you, again, this tool is down in the description below. Cardell Tate at number one at 32%. Francis Malo already off the board at 22%. And then I thought this would be a higher percentage, but Monroe Freeling out of Georgia, the left tackle at 16%.
Yeah, Monroe Freeling is difficult because his ADP is not near number six overall. Right now, it's at 14.1. Uh, and if you look at the actual data, it's either like sixth overall or like 17th overall. Like pretty much nobody in between that largely. So, I think that's going to be the debate. Do they want a left tackle or are they willing to play the game where maybe Caleb Lomu or Kaden Proctor kind of fall into the 20s and they kind of inverse this where they would go Carnell Tate or another position and then find their left tackle of the future later in round one. I think that's an actual interesting debate.
Yeah, weighing the sweet spots of wide receiver versus offensive tackle and maybe even corner. I mean, I threw corner there another time. uh at six and 24. Just going through all these wide receiver picks versus the offensive tackle ones, I think the sweet spot for wide receiver might be closer to 24.
We might regret that state here a little bit because I think even more of these wide receivers could go earlier than people think.
Sure.
But these tackles are just going to dry up immediately.
And you know, I think the Fanos, the the Lomus, the Freelings, and we already had Malinoa come off the board. Uh, I think they're going to be stacked all differently because as we know like Malinoa played right tackle a lot. We know about Lomu and Fenu and how we've had that conversation as well. But I mean Freeling is 21 years of age. He is not a perfect player by any means. Some of these prospects had a good performances against him too. But that's like big program, outstanding athlete and they've tried to fill every single starting spot other than this left tackle position. And so I do wonder in this next month if Freeling kind of trends above that 16% where he's at right now.
I think the hit rate of finding a wide receiver on day two is a lot higher than it is at left tackle. So I would not be surprised if this is just Monroe Freeling ADP be damned. Um and I think by the the last five games of the season, he just looked like a total monster out there. So I'm down to kind of reach here. Uh and this would be the team to to kind of make the exception. Right now he has uh only a 19% chance of being a top 10 pick. Um I'll take those odds.
Okay. And at the end of this we'll get a reach graphic most likely here.
Yes we will next Monroe Freing's name. So that'll show off one of the features of this site. Okay. That brings us to number seven. That is the Washington Commanders who once again almost certainly want Jeremiah Love at this point. He is the number one pick associated with them. Again, over 400 of you have entered Mox already. Hopefully, it's 500 by the end of this video. Uh 46% then David Bailey already have the board at 15% and Carninal Tate at 13%.
Yeah. So, best available be Carnell Tate and Ruben Bane would be the next top options and plus uh Sunny Styles. So, I think they got they can use any of those positions, you know, that's that's for sure. Um they have not locked in Brandon Iuk yet. Um, but I think there would be a little bit of overlap perhaps between Carninal Tate, Brandon Iayuk, and Terry McLuren, like three guys that want to win down the field. But can you actually rely on a Brandon Iuk and then what Terry McLaren's 30? So, um, I think I can listen to any one of these options. It's not their ideal scenario. I do think they really do want Jeremiah Love here. Yeah, I mean if we look at there are other wide receivers other than Terry McLaren, it's Trayon Burks, Luke McAffrey, Van Jefferson, Deami Brown, Jaylen Lane, Jakory Brooks, Jacobe Jones, and Nick Nash. And that's it.
This is a team and I I do think they're going to try to get, you know, more of your traditional passing game, more under center and like more pro style stuff, if I can even say that for a pro football team. Um, yeah. So again, that's why they'll probably lean more and more into the rushing department. At the same time, as we know, you need two starting wide receivers across the league. And but even if they get Brennan Iayuk, is that going to prevent them from making this selection with Colonel Tape? Probably not. Because then other than that, it's Deami Brown, Van Jefferson, and Trayon Brooks, none of those guys have been like the beacon of consistency in the NFL.
Yeah. And then looking at their depth chart, their top two uh linebackers, Frankie Lovu and Leo Chanel, it's like, do they trust those guys to be like traditional offball linebackers eating a bunch of snaps? Like both those guys are better like kind of moving forward. So could you put Sunonny Styles in there and then have two counterparts to that? I I can be open to that. I I'm I'm kind of leaning Sunonny Styles just because he's higher on the consensus rankings, but what what what do you think?
Wow. Yeah, I mean, that's very different than uh what the what the public thinks. I mean, I would even even mention Caleb DS here as a potential player because of the new, you know, defensive coordinator coming from a Brian Floresesque system. Uh, and utilizing safeties in that area can be like super fun and super exciting. I guess Sunonny Styles can kind of do that stuff, too. Uh, I'll let you make this pick.
Let's get Sunny Styles off the board. I just think he's too damn impressive.
That brings us to number eight and that is the New Orleans Saints. The most linked players to them, Ruben Bane at 28%, Mansor Delane at 20%. It's interesting, Hayden. I mean, we see some, let's say, Cleveland Browns and Ohio State crossover. We see some New Orleans Saints and some LSU crossover here. Uh, and then Carninal Tate at number three.
I think all three of those make a lot of sense for the Saints. Um, I do think that Ruben Bane, this is a great landing spot for him. Um, and he's probably going to fall, you know, once maybe considered a top five pick. I do think that it's far more likely that he's going to be closer to the back half of the top 10. And right now, you guys have him at 93% of the time going inside the top 10, but only 21% of the time inside the top five. So, you guys agree with me there. I think the Saints would be a perfect landing spot for him. Uh, we're not going to get any athletic testing and stuff. I just know he can really turn the corner and he's got a pass rush plan and he's got a lot of effort and a lot of give a factor and I think that's kind of what the Saints are building right now.
Again, I can see Ruben Bane all the way up when we talk about the Tennessee Titans at number four. Like it wouldn't shock me at all if Robert Salah likes Ruben Bane and his toughness and you know versus David Bailey um at that spot if he's going to take an edge no matter what. But as we know at this point like Cameron Jordan has not resigned. Chase Young is fantastic on one side, but like moving forward with a pairing of Ruben Bane and uh and Chase Young is is pretty electric. Hair loss, many many men suffer it from ages, I don't know, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45. And if you think you are starting to thin and look in the mirror every single day and it's going back and back and back with that receding hairline, now's the time to do something about it. And I know a big hang-up, a big stumbling block is, man, it's just going to take way, way, way too much time. You shouldn't have to go out of your way to feel like yourself. So, HIMS brings expert care straight to you with 100% online access to personalized treatment plans that put your goals first. And there are no hidden fees. There are no surprise costs, just real personalized care on your schedule. So, for simple online access to personalized and affordable care for hair loss, ED, weight loss, and more, visit hems.com/underdog. That's hems.com/underdog for your free online. Visit hems.com/underdog. Individual results may vary based on topical and oral minoxidil and finasteride. Featured products include compounded drug products, which the FDA does not approve or verify for safety, effectiveness, or quality, prescription required. See website for full details, restrictions, and important safety information. Thank you, Hems, for sponsoring the show.
Number nine and the Kansas City Chiefs. Again, we'll look at the trends and data tab because of the Chiefs. At number one, it's Caleb DS at 25%. Number two, it's Mansor Delane at 22%. he and like the 43840 that he just ran. And then number three already off the board is Ruben Bane. Uh my only note for Caleb DS and Mansort Lane is the last time the Chiefs gave a second contract to a defensive back that they drafted was Eric Barry. And so yes, there's a need there, but uh in five years is hey, we're going to trade you away, I guess, if the trend continues.
Yeah. So, you're suggesting rental properties only for uh Mansor Delane or Caleb DS? Um I think the reason why Carnell Tate's only at 7% for the Chiefs is because most of the time he's just off the board. He falls here. I mean, like how perfect would Carell Tate be, you know, a legit route runner who could win at the catch point down the football field versus what they currently have? I mean, if if I can force anything to happen actually on draft night, Carnell Tate to the Chiefs would just, you know, uh simplify everything for me. And just like we talked about the Cleveland Browns at 6 and 24, nine and 29 here for KC, they have to weigh wide receiver and most likely defensive backs, either safeties or corners. And again, the sweet spot for corners and and safeties might be at the later part of of round one and not necessarily for you know the wide receiver one that you can select here with this version. Uh so we will go with Carnell Tate as the pick at number nine. And that brings us to the Cincinnati Bengals at number 10 overall trends. Caleb DS at number one, a whopping 37% here. Mansor Lane at 23% and Spencer Fano at 11%. I mean, Hayden being able to select the cornerback one at the 10th overall pick.
Sounds good.
Uncommon.
Yeah, that that's definitely uncommon. And they could use him. It just depends on how they view, you know, Dax Hill. Um, but I do think that they can place him. DJ Turner and Vans Deand be one of the more powerful one-two punches. Uh, Caleb DS is definitely still on their radar. They I know they draft or they signed Brian Cook, but Caleb DS can play a little bit more in the box for them. I do think that's a good pairing together. So, just because they signed one does not mean that they are crossing that position off the list. So, I do think these are the two more likely outcomes. I'm sure they're hoping it's Ruben Bane. Not lucky enough here. So, I'm fine with either one. I understand that, you know, percentages get quite low once we get to this area, but uh for all of us that have been mocking Caleb DS higher than number 10 overall, our instant default then is Dylan Theenaman uh as kind of the backup pick here and he doesn't even make the top five according to the 400 plus mock submitted into your database.
Yeah, there he just doesn't go this far. I think the part of the reason is because Caleb DS like there's some little hints out there that he might have a little bit of like a knee problem or something. and he's kind of sliding um in some of the data. So, I can see him being the guy that slips outside of the top 10 entirely. It's partially because of the position. I think partially some of these other things that that are at play.
I mentioned the top and I haven't done it yet why people are wrong with some of their selections, too. I think people are wrong with mocking an offensive lineman to the Bengals at number 10. I mean, I understand we can look back over the last half decade or decade overall and think that the Bengals always need offensive line help. They returned all five starters. like that is a really solid unit. Now, all of them aren't the youngest players. Uh but still, I would be surprised if they go an offensive lineman at 10th overall uh with just how bad their defense was last year.
And Spencer Fawn would be playing inside. So whether at center or guard and just, you know, you don't typically see centers and guards inside the top 10, especially when you're asking them to also transition uh from tackle to inside. So I think it's gonna be one of the the defensive players. Should we go with Caleb DS?
What about Mansard Delane? He runs 438. That was that was kind of the thing. It's like, all right, how fast is he? You show up 438 now pro days, but uh that seems like a top 10 corner at this point.
Mansur Lane locked into the top 10 here. That brings us to the Miami Dolphins who probably wanted Mansur Lane in their back pocket at this number 11 overall selection. So again, let's go to what the people are saying with Miami. Mai Lemon now at number one at 23rd percentile. Jordan Tyson at 17% and then Mansain and Spencer Afano at 15 and 11%.
Uh you can feel it's abund you know obviously this is underdogmockdraft.com. You you're going to start noticing some of the wide receivers getting pushed up there because we're all coming from the fantasy angle here. Um you look at their defensive depth chart. They need an entirely new defense. You know any position welcome aboard. Um so I do think that Caleb DS would make a lot of sense. Uh here.
I think you could say the same thing though about their wide receiver room. Like you need a whole new wide receiver room on top of it.
This is the Miami Dolphins. You just posted that video Jets versus Dolphins. Like there's a reason why you're creating content about this. They best player available. Typically that's like if you're looking at the consensus rankings that is Caleb DS. I'm open to obviously one of the receivers.
So they have picks 11 and then pick 30. Um, again, is a receiver going to be there that they like at pick number 30, or should they go with, you know, the wide receiver two or maybe even wide receiver one on their board at this spot? I'm going to let you uh drive in this situation and make the selection here at number 11.
Okay, let's do let's do Caleb DS. I think they would be like, look, we have a high character player. We just traded Ma Fitzpatrick. We got younger and he's going to be like the leader of our team. Uh so right now the Miami Dolphins safeties uh are Lonnie Johnson and then you can also say it's Dante Trader Jr. or Zayn Anderson and Jordan Culprit just their other quarterbacks. All right. Daryl Baker Jr. Storm Duck, Jason Marshall, Ethan Robinson, uh Ju Guu Brent, remember him from the uh Indianapolis Colts as well. What former second round pick I believe? Yeah, he flew.
We'll go with Caleb DS at number 11 to the Dolphins. That brings us to number 12 and the Dallas Cowboys who also probably wanted Mansur Lane to run slower than a 4-38 and instead Germa McCoy now is their most connected player at 41%. Then Caldric Faulk out of Auburn and then again Mansour Lane Theamman and Caleb DS. So, this is kind of a breaking point in terms of the consensus data where everyone after this is just kind of falls and we don't have a good answer here. I think this is kind of like worst case scenario for them. Obviously, they do need quarterback help. Uh, are they willing to take the guy that's coming off of a torn ACL uh at 12th overall? I think that's going to be the the internal question. But, like the next guys like Kendrick Faulk, like I didn't I didn't see top 12 talent on on the tape there. And then you're talking about Dylan Theiene, who's I I absolutely love, but once again, a safety. Same thing with Caleb DS, who we just took. So, there's there's not a clear-cut solution for the Cowboys here. So, if you wanted to reach on somebody like I think Jerry World, like this thing could be a bonkers selection. We've seen him do it previously. There's just not a good read here.
Yeah. And I even felt like only getting a third round pick for OSA Oizua was not great value from them either in terms of how much a player like that would get in free agency. Yeah. Yeah, I mean their edge rushers right now, Rashan Garry, that I would say they're overpaying for at this point. And then even Azaraku is coming off an injury and that's not being discussed enough right now. Um I wonder since you know you can do seven round mocks here for individual teams. I wonder if there's like some local media buzz here for Calric Faulk, but you know he's not one of these pure edges. He's like a fourey. He can line up on the outside. He's a tweener who can play on the inside at times too. I don't think like that is exactly what this team needs either.
Right? And then like Spencer Fanu could play right tackle if they want to force Terrence Steel out. Um Terrence Steel is like a fine enough right tackle but he's on like a year-to-year deals like do you want to force that um a year early or is it one of these.
I think we have to go with Jam McCoy here. Like I I understand that, you know, last season they drafted Siobhan Rall also coming off of an injury, but this didn't happen in season. It's been basically what 14 months since McCoy. Uh and so I think that they're just going to rely on, you know, their scouts and their evaluations. And that is such a a position of need at this point. It It's
It really is. Uh what's crazy about Jam McCoy, he's being mocked inside the top 10 just 3% of the time. yet 41% of the time he's being drafted at 12th overall. So like we're talking about like a clear tier break here and then everyone just the kind of group thinking this. So get unique here.
Uh okay, Jaman McCoy number 12 overall. That brings us to number 13 and the Los Angeles Rams according to the people the public Mai Lemon at number one at 29%. Then Jordan Tyson at 24%. And then Spencer Fono at 13%. You and I got a ton of push back early in the process uh you know projecting them an offensive lineman. All Rams fans are certain they're not taking an offensive lineman in the first round that Rob Havenstein was you know replaced on the right side. They don't need a right tackle. They were interested they were interested in AJ Brown apparently and you know Dante Adams is older albeit coming off a very good season and then let's just say Pukanakua hasn't had a normal offseason so far. So, sure. I think this team in an all-in window Hayden is still looking to add a premium player. Would that be Lemon or Tyson or someone else here?
I want to show off a cool feature. Uh, okay. I like the Casey Conpsion call here for him. We talked about him in our one of our most recent videos how you said if he's, you know, the first or second guy on someone's board, uh, you wouldn't bat an eye. I'm kind of right there with you. And I think the consensus will kind of buzz for Casey Conpsio as a top 20 overall player here. And I can see the Rams really really liking his speed and uh special teams ability. Remember how awful the special teams was for the Rams. Uh how about Casey Conpsion? And uh when we kind of uh uh throw up the the share image tab at the very end of this mock draft, you'll have a cool little reach feature that I wanted to show off. US.
So, of all those two first round pick teams that I mentioned and the Browns and the Chiefs and even the Dolphins, all those fan bases are, you know, hoping that he lasts until 24 or 29 and 30. I'm talking about Casey Conpsion. I simply don't see it. Unless Hayden, I I should mention this in the video that we did. This, you know, minor knee cleanout that he had isn't exactly a minor knee cleanout that is reported nationally. And maybe there's more to it uh underneath the surface, but what we can see and what we can watch is a dude that if you took him in the top 15, I have zero issues with. Again, his consensus board ranking is like 28th overall. I would be stunned if Casey Conception lasts beyond number 19 to the Carolina Panthers in the draft.
Yeah, that I see the same exact way. I absolutely loved him.
And he brings a different dimension to this Rams offense. Like Mai Lemon is a very solid player. Fits in zones, works over the middle, you know, two-way goes, all that type of stuff.
You got that, you know, Jordan Tyson. I mean, but Casey Conpsion brings a different gear.
Conpsion's better than Tyson. I've had enough of this. Like Casey Casey Conpsion is just better.
We have a video already on the channel, by the way, on Casey Conpion and so many of these wide receiver prospects. So again, about 45% of you who have been watching our channel over the last four weeks are not subscribed. So I change that right now. Hit that subscribe button and uh go watch Casey Conpsion right after this. All right, Baltimore Ravens at number 14. Yes, they have this pick. Vega Ione 35%. The most mocked player to them. Then it's Jordan Tyson at 23%. Interesting. I wouldn't have thought that. And then Spencer Fano down to single digits already with Mai Lemon both at 9%. What says you?
I like Spencer Fondo. I'm guessing that the reason why it's so low here is just because he's probably being drafted by like Chiefs fans or Bengals fans or whatever already. Um or even as high as, you know, third overall. Like I can see it's a very wide range for Spencer Fondo. So he keeps falling in consensus rankings. He hasn't done anything wrong. In fact, since the combine, his arms grew a full inch and now he's kind of meeting the threshold that we look at tackles. We got to get that under control. We might need like a European tailor to kind of take some of these measurements. But I would vote for Spencer Fanu because, you know, you have tackle ability in a pinch. He can play center for you for like Tyler Linderbomb and they have been kind of rotating their guards year after year. So, I think it's like Spencer Fond is gonna be awesome and we'll figure out where he's going to play year by year. Um, but I just think he's a a tier above athletic-wise versus uh Vega, who I also love. I just think that Fonda is just a different caliber mover.
Yeah, I'm with you with Fondo. It always stood out to me that at the end of the combine, he went and did center drills. I'm not saying it's one toone comparison, uh, but like Graham Barton, who maybe out of position, played left tackle at Duke, then became a center in the NFL. Spencer Fono not necessarily, I think, is destined exactly to do that, but could do that. And yeah, I mean right now this Baltimore Ravens offensive line, left tackle Ronnie Stanley, good aging, has a ton of injuries.
Yep.
Yeah. Left guard Andrew Vorhees, a former seventh round offensive lineman, and then is going to be competing with like Emory Jones there. Then your centers are just all over the place. And then you bring back John Simpson after he was, I think, cut or let go or his contract ended with the New York Jets. And then Roger Rosenarten is a fine right tackle. So
Spencer Fono makes a lot of sense. and maybe filling two or three of those question marks. Number 15 and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Uh, are we going to get interesting here? Uh, I think unfortunately the community is a bit vanilla with their selection. They see Edge next to Kendrick Fox name and just place him here. I'm not necessarily sure if that's their type. Then after that, it's what a 25year-old Akime meador uh and then Kenyan Sadi at number 12. If uh Jason like wants to scratch his OJ Howard itch as well.
Yeah. Uh I have been guilty. I've playing with this. I've thrown Kenyon Sadiq here at 15th overall. Kind of like a 1A 1B with Kate Dton, but um they they do need defensive line uh help. I will say Kellrick Faulk almost seems like their type almost too much of a tea, you know, like I think that this is like Logan Hall kind of, you know, uh all over again. I don't know. I don't really like any of the edge rushers this high. I loved Akeem Messador this high on tape and production-wise. I just heard that there's an injury concern with him that he might be sliding a little bit. So, I think the Bucks are one of these teams where like there shouldn't be a consensus because I can see them going with a defensive back perhaps or any one of these defensive linemen, but I just don't think that the caliber of player uh belongs as high.
So they've made some big defensive line moves. Right. The reason to me that Kelrick Faulk doesn't necessarily fit unless you just purely project him as a true edge is up front there are three big bodies. Vea, Aan Robinson, and then you also have Kalaja Cany who when healthy is a wrecking ball, you know, gap shooter, all that type of stuff. Then you bring in on a small contract Alcadine Muhammad to play al off of Yaya. But like that is the position to me that stands out that they really didn't fill is that true opposite edge rusher. And if you nominated Casey Conpion much higher and much earlier than other people, okay, can I not throw out Malachi Lawrence's name here at number 15 overall? Yeah, I this would be our hottest take, uh, which we have a little graphic for. Um, this is a potential for a who knows who's coming at 15th overall. So, and I'm open to it. You know, Jason Light is kind of accustomed to doing that. Like the dude took a kicker in the second round back in the day and Roberto Aguo, we don't talk about that ever since. He's made really good selections, but even like the Mecha Buuka selection last year, we had no idea that was going to happen. Now, that's very different than a wide receiver from Ohio State than an edge rusher from UCF. But Hayden, I think we've gotten to a point where, you know, the big-time program edge rushers, there's not clean prospects. And when you dive through this edge class, maybe my eyes start wandering a bit to ones that were ranked much much much lower. And like Malachi Lawrence interests me a lot more than some of the other names that are frequently and for months have been ranked higher.
Yeah. For whatever reason, all the round two, round three edge rushers are way better athletes than the late round one guys. And typically, you just don't see that. So, I'm expecting chaos uh at the edge rusher position after we get, you know, top after like the top two or three guys.
Yeah, I said on our last mock draft and apparently Dane Bugler mentioned it on his show that Malachi Lawrence is going to go in the top 25. I think his range here is 15 to 22. 15 to 22. Bucks to the Chargers. I mean, look what I'm not saying he is going to be Odafayo, but you can just see how he feels that same. Everyone else disrupts. I have a guy with elite motor, elite athleticism and just chase down extended play sacks and those are like the vast majority of sacks out there.
Okay. Yeah, we're going to get yelled at by the grading system, but uh that's based off.
And I get yelled at you every single day. So,
well, you know, I'm agreeing if I do it virtually now too through this mock draft, I'm totally fine with that. The consensus is yelling at you. Just thousands of voices,
400 plus at this point, maybe a thousand by the end of this. Again, if you're watching this video on your separate tab, on your second window, be filling out a mock draft of your very own right now. Okay, that brings us to the New York Jets at number 16. Uh optimistic Jets fans here, Hayden, that Monroe Freeling is going to fall and be the 20th. Where is he going to play overall pick? That makes no sense to me. Spencer Fono would be, I guess, more of an interior guy. also doesn't make sense to me. And then Mai Lemon at 12%, Jordan Tyson at 10% and Dylan Theamman at 8%.
Yeah, I think like this to me would be, you know, best player available at receiver, corner, edge rusher. We gave him what Arll Reese at the top here. So I think looking at our current best available uh based off the consensus, it's what Mai Lemon, Jordan Tyson, Kenyan Sadique, probably not. Vega would be another kind of interesting call out for them, but I think one of the top two receivers here would make the most sense. And I I think Mai Lemon um this is probably his a good range for him.
Yeah. Now they do have Mika Fitzpatrick who they traded for. I also believe that Dylan Theamman is going to go in this range. We have seen him play single high stuff. We have seen him play more of that 335 working between the safeties and the linebackers and working downhill. That's a I think very intriguing player here for Aaron Glenn and company. I mean, they've added a ton on defense and kind of reworked the image of that. Uh, and then on offense, I think guard still is their biggest question and biggest issue, namely at left guard. Uh, but if you want to go with a second wide receiver in either Lemon or Tyson, I'm not standing anyway. You make the pick.
Let's go with Mai Lemon. He's still getting, you know, top 10 invites for his uh top 30 visit. So, I don't think the fall is going to be too dramatic. Number 17 in the Detroit Lions. According to the hive mind out there once again, Monroe Freeling, who you and I believe is more likely to go in the top seven than number 17 overall. He's at 34% here. Kaden Proctor 17%, Spencer Fono 11%, Caleb Lomu at 9%. So, everyone is in unison here that the Lions are going to take an offensive lineman. One note is if you listen to Dave Burkett and other beat writers, they are most likely moving Pine Su from right tackle to left tackle. And so keep in mind some uh right tackle ability here.
I've seen Kaden Proctor who played left tackle at Alabama. I've seen projections that he's got the build of a right tackle. Um which would be kind of interesting like you're just going to have those guys kind of switch spots. But I think that Proctor slimming down for the combine that was a big win for him. I do think that he's going to be in this range. I I pretty much know for a fact Monroe Freing like would be awesome for them. He's just gone here. So, um I also will mention their edge depth is pathetic. Like they they got a one, they don't got a two, three, four, five, you know. So, I do think if there's an edge that they fall in love with, I couldn't rule that out. But I think right now it has to be a tackle.
This might be, you know, closer to Kendrick Faulk and that stuff. I'll also make a controversial statement according to everyone else's mock dress. Am I ridiculous for thinking that Aake Meador is not going to be a first round pick? Like he's being selected here in the teens seems like relentlessly. He's 25 years of age, injury history on top of it. Like are we sure Meador should be locked into all these first round picks? And not just first round, but like top 20 overall.
Well, I think his he's got one of the widest range of outcomes in the entire draft. I watched him. I absolutely loved him. Um, his production is off the charts, but like I can't explain the injury history.
Okay, so who do you want to go with? Kaden Proctor at 17.
Yeah, let's let's go Proctor. I think that, you know, just big strong kind of profile matches them and they can put him at right tackle. Kind of depends on what they want to do with Penny Soul.
Brings us to number 18 and the Minnesota Vikings. Dylan Theamman at 65%. That 65% has to be probably the highest other than Fernando Mendoza in this entire database.
Yeah, it's actually third, which is ridiculous. Yeah, it's Mendoza, Arvel Reese at 82% and then it's legitimately Fenamin, which is hilarious. It's so on the nose with Harrison Smith um gone. So, um I don't disagree with it, you know. Let's let's bump this up even higher. I would pick
Dylan. He's uh his ADP is right at like 17 because everyone just keeps mocking him to to the Vikings.
The other one, Emanuel McNeel Warren, who is also another safety, but he's only at 4%. Kendrick Faulk at 4%, maybe think of a Jonathan Grard trade, but then at the same time, they already have Van Ginkle and Dallas Turner on the edges. And then uh CJ Allen and Peter Woods. The interesting part of the Vikings is uh they don't have a general manager heading into the draft.
No, they don't. So, they might be over on underdogmockdraft.com and just picking off consensus, which hey, I can be open to that might be the best path forward.
I'm also going to throw out wide receiver here just as a potential, you know, like they run three wide receiver sets a ton. Uh, their third wide receiver is Ty Felton. They just lost. So, it's it's one where, you know, Jordan has not had a clean career so far. And uh you get to this point and it's uh Jordan Tyson.
I think that's intriguing too. Sadique then they just asked T.J. Hogginson to take a pay cut. He's on a one-year deal right now. Could he be paired with Josh Oliver for the future and that's how you solve that position? I'm open to that as well.
Okay. So you do want to go Dylan.
I think it's just funny that he's, you know, being picked here twothirds of the time. So let's let's keep it up.
Oh, you you just agree with the percentages. Okay. Number 19 and the Carolina Panthers. Let's see what these numbers are. Kaden Proctctor at 19% then Kenan Sadi at 18% Caleb Blumo at 10%. Everyone is split on this Panthers pick at 19.
I think they should be. It's one of these teams where they've plugged up kind of most of their holes like to a degree. It's not that you can't upgrade them. Like if they can easily just say, "All right, uh Walker, they just signed for no money because of an injury. Uh just take a left tackle and then we're moving on from both of our injured left tackles." You can look at like slot corner if it's like Aven Terrell. I think like that's like a actual need that they have. But typically nickels kind of don't go in this range. Um uh so I I would be open to Aven Terrell here. Um Sadiq is sliding a little bit which happens a lot. U just looking at the data by the way. It's just one of these players that might fall in the draft. Um yeah, there's there's a bunch of options here. I'll let you decide this one.
Yeah, I think you can talk through a whole bunch of them. Um Slot Corner, like you said, is the only real don't have a starter, who is it going to be type player.
I don't think you take that here. They need to get cheaper along the offensive line. I think this is might be the most expensive offensive line in the NFL.
Um
now when we look at who's available left for us, uh you do have Caleb Blomu, who by the way, I you've thrown that out before.
Yeah.
Yeah. I I was told that the reason why Fenu switched to right tackle wasn't because uh they thought just Lumu was better. I believe Lomu is left-handed and so they felt that he was just best on the left side. So Lomu makes sense if you just want to immediately plug that one. A name that might not be getting enough love here that I think you could see much earlier than where his consensus is is Blake Miller as well and he's going what 31st consensus right now as well.
Yeah, I could see that. This is a wild card team to me.
And then Kenyan Sadiq just brings you know another dimension to the passing attack too. Like if Hayden, if Casey Conception is here, that's who they should take at number 19 as well.
Yeah, I I mean Jordan Tyson's available for us here. Like if you wanted to to pull pull that one.
let's go again at left tackle. I can
Okay.
Simply envision Dan Morgan getting on the podium and saying, you know, I play with a pretty good tackle at Utah uh in Jordan Gross and Caleb Bloom is going to be our new tackle. and Rasheed Walker only getting what, $4 million because of injury stuff. Yeah, you know, doesn't permit you from spending your number 19 pick on a left tackle of the future. Dallas Cowboys at number 20. Your thoughts after we look at the percentages because Hakee Meador all the way up at 20%, Calric Faulk at 16%, and uh Peter Woods at 11%.
Yeah, this is who who do we have him taking at uh 12th overall here?
Jad McCoy. Gerard McCoy. Yeah, I don't think they're going to double dip at corner. So, yeah, it makes sense that they would need a Peter Woods to replace like an Osa Diggiza. I just don't think they're I don't think Peter Woods is good enough, quite frankly. Uh but then we're back to the same discussion like is Messador actually going inside the top 20? Uh same thing with Kendrick Folk, like does anyone like truly love these guys? And then it gets down to like the CJ Allen, they need an offball linebacker. Are you going to be the team to put CJ Allen from like 30th overall in consensus up to actual 20th overall or do they just do like a best player available? Um Sadi would be kind of fun. I mean, let's get some juice at tight end.
I can see Sadique being the selection here. Let's just
That's so Jerry.
It's very Jerry. Uh we're going to make that pick and but that person is probably less than one of 400.
I've made it before. Uh just real quick on Sadiq while we while we have it in consensus uh the ADP is just a lot lower than you would think. It's actually at 20th overall but he's quite frankly or quite often available um you know 23rd overall. Um so he's been kind of sliding and uh according to you guys.
So Deac at 20 now we go to 21 and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Vega Ion is still on the board and he's at 23% for the mock drafts that have been entered so far. Ty Simpson at 14%, Avon Terrell at 11%, and we close with Kane Proctor and Emanuel McNeel Warren.
We still got Vega uh best available. Isn't he like just like the most Steelers player ever? It's like one for one. Sealu leaves left guard like physical runs uh can he's more of a run blocking guard, but still really athletic on top of that. Like this to me is just like it's almost too perfect.
Yeah. I mean like you know David Diccastro being a former pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers in round one and you stick with your identity right now at left guard it's like Spencer Anderson or Brock Hoffman who I believe they sign as like a restricted free agent or exclusive rights free agent from the uh Dallas Cowboys. Um and then you know the right side is taken care of with Zack Frasier and Mason McCormick and Troy Fatamu and those guys. So
yeah, we'll just go with Vega at 21 and be done with it. And that brings us to the Los Angeles Chargers at 22. Just some names that are floated out there by the people. Peter Woods at 19%. Keem Mazdor once again at 15% and Caleb Blomu at 10% with Kaden Proctor and Vega. Uh I wouldn't see these tackles in Kaden Proctor being there. That makes zero sense to me why people that's even at 9% here.
Proctor I can see being moved into guard for sure. I think Lomu would be a very weird guard in particular. So, I think you'd have to just be
Let me ask you this question. Could you see a 355 pound guard in a Mike McDaniel offense?
Um, no. But I would like to see it. That would be kind of fun. That would be fun. Sometimes Proctor thinks he's getting out into space like he's Aaron Brewer. Do you watch that that Ty Simpson fumble where he picked up the ball on the sideline just started taking off down the football field? Like, this guy thinks he could play uh a polling guard. Like, I wouldn't rule it out.
Here's here's my hot take. Okay. So, I'm not sure if this Ravens pipeline and Mike McDaniel really care that much about offensive guard investment. Okay.
Yeah. Okay.
In Miami, they spent at center and they spent at tackles. When we just went through the Ravens, they spent at center and they have spent at tackles and kind of just let it churn in this guard spots. I think there's some mind melt here and I'm not sure if we're going to see this team invest a 22nd overall pick and offensive guard.
Yeah, interesting. I wonder if like the pin pole where you kind of you don't put two guys together with that. You kind of replace one. So the center and the tackle being together maybe could explain it. Yeah, there's there's not a clean pick here. Like this could be Messador. They're like, "Oh, he fell because of the medicals and stuff. We don't care and he's just a monster." Um they don't have edge rushing talent right now.
Yeah. I mean, it's Tuli and it's Cleo Mack. It's why I always give them Malachi Lawrence if he's available. Uh he is not. Again, we can look at the positions here and just go to edge. Kendrick Faulk, Mezador, TJ Parker. I think Zion Young is a low-key round one possibility as well. You just rolled your eyes completely at me. Your replet product is going to yell at me at the end here as well. Um, I do believe we need to give them one of these edge rushers.
Um, I can see them being like, well, Fulk is just so powerful and stuff. He's going to set the edge and like he's just so strong. And then I think Messori, you can say like similar things where he's just like he's just so relentless. So, let's let's stick with one of these two guys. We got to get him off the board.
Okay.
Faulk is the pick at 22. That brings us to 23. and the Philadelphia Eagles also in need of an edge rusher if they haven't made the trade for Jonathan Grenard by the time the draft rolls around. But according to the people out there, Kenyan Sadik is the most likely at 27%. Caleb Lomu at 12%, Kaden Proctor at 12%. Uh your thoughts?
Well, with Lomu and Proctor, those guys played left tackle. They need like the air parent at right tackle. I do think that Proctor or Lomu could switch over there and it would take a year. Um but all both those guys are off the board. So then it's like what safety? They do not have a safety. So um you know could this be the team Emanuel McNeel Warren lands to? It just doesn't feel like very Howy Roseman to spend a firstrounder on a safety. Um yeah. So could this be you know Blake Miller? Could this be an edge rusher?
So
could it be Tyson? I posted a video on this that you know few years ago all the cap space went in the direction of offensive players. You know you had Jaylen Herds, AJ Brown, Devonte Smith, Saquon Barkley, Lane Johnson, Jordan Milada,
Landon Dickerson and because of that then all the draft capital pendulum swung in the direction of defensive players Jaylen Carter, Jordan Davis who just got paid. Um, we can keep going on like Jayix Hunt and Nolan Smith and then you have the corners and Cooper Dean and
everyone Quan Mitchell over and over and
linebacker last year. Yeah.
At some point those guys are going to get paid and so then you have to get cheaper on offense. I am certain 23 overall is going to be an offensive player pick. So, okay, it's either going to be
an offensive tackle in Blake Miller
or it's going to be the wide receiver for a wink wink nudge nudge postdraft trade with AJ Brown over to the New England Patriots for example and then you fill in that with like Jordan Tyson or Omar Cooper Jr. So, those are the three I am giving you versus those not appearing at all in the people's mock drafts out there. And maybe that changes after this. Uh, my three suggestions, Jordan Tyson, Omar Cooper Jr., and uh, Blake Miller, the tackle out of Clemson. Your choice.
Let's go. Jordan Tyson, best player available. Justification there. I I can see this one, you know, getting ahead of the AJ Brown stuff, who they're probably just hoping or just waiting for post June one for him to get dealt.
The Cleveland Browns at 24 overall selected Monroe Freeling in the top 10. The consensus out there has them selecting Emanuel McNeel Warren at 18%, Caleb Blommo at 14%, Omar Cooper Jr. at 13%, a position we did not attack yet, or CJ Allen or Denzel Boston.
Obviously, they need receivers. Um, best player available some of these other positions, you know, linebacker and safety. Um, so I they're in a tough spot here. Luckily, they got their left tackle. Um, I also mentioned like they don't really have like a really strong edge depth at all after, you know, Miles Garrett, but I I wouldn't rule out an edge rusher on top of that. So, any of these would make sense to me.
They're they're not going to take Medor though who's 25 years old. Like Andrew Barry is just not going to take that.
Yeah, I can. Yeah, I agree with that. So, this could be the Omar Cooper team. You know, could this be a Denzel Boston uh team if you want like a different type of profile? Like there's it's him versus Cedric Tilman. Um, is this the Emanuel Mc Neil Warren team?
No, I to me it's going to be one of the pillar positions. So, it's either Omar Cooper Jr. and Denzel Boston. And I'll go with Omar Cooper Jr. like yards at the catch machine has like gumby angles where he can absorb your contact and run through it and create explosives on top of it. I mean, their wide receiver room outside of Jerry Judy is Cedric Toman. Not exactly sure what we're getting from him moving forward. Tylen Wallace, who they just signed, Isaiah Bond. Okay. And then just no names after that. So,
yeah,
with one of these first round picks, I think it has to be a wide receiver.
And I can hear them be like, "Yeah, culture um guy just coming off of Indiana. You know, they need that."
Okay, so we'll go with Omar Cooper Jr. at 24 overall. That brings us to the Chicago Bears at 25 overall. This is going to be an interesting list here with TJ Parker at number one at 25%. Peter Woods, his running mate at Clemson, 21%. And then EMW, Manuel McNeil Warren, 17% that drops down to single digits. Kaden McDonald, the nose tackle and Mezador at 6%.
Yeah, defensive line, whether that's a tackle or an edge rusher, definitely uh up for grabs here. I think that they rotated out their entire uh DB room as well, so they they can reset. Um once again, we still have Messador on the board, correct? Yes.
Have we punished him enough for his age and stuff? I mean,
I don't think so.
Okay. Um, would you take TJ Parker? Have you have you compared TJ Parker's movement ability with a key messador on tape yet?
Yeah. I mean, I could see I mean, if if you want to take meor here, totally fine if you want to do that. Uh, again, TJ Parker's a possibility and you hate it, but Zion Young, I still believe is a possibility of going round one here.
Okay. Um, I'm looking up their current cornerback room because I saw that Jaylen Johnson, they might not be able to like afford him and stuff if they wanted to get ahead of that. That seems kind of crazy to me though. Um, so I wouldn't do Yeah, it's Parker Messador or if you want to do a deeper edge rusher, I'm I'm open to it.
Yeah. I mean, the other part of this too is an interior defensive lineman. Now, I'm not sure if there's I mean, Peter Woods versus Caleb Banks. I mean, Caleb Banks might have some real big fans and
might have one in Chicago on top of it, too, because look, their defensive tackles. Javon Dexter was like a lesser version of Caleb Banks, let's say, coming out of Florida. And there's even mentions that he might get dealt. Grady Jarrett coming towards the end of his career. And then after that, you've signed
Neville Gallammore and Contavia Street and uh James Lynch. So, I even think Caleb Banks is a possibility.
Yeah, I'm down with Banks, man. I think if he was fully healthy, you could have convinced me that he could go in top 20. So,
we'll see.
And look, one way of looking at that is he wasn't fully healthy and we've had a weird process. The other is we've seen him be a total freak movement wise and that's even coming out of off of what? A broken toe, broken foot.
He ran the combine. What was what were his numbers at the combine on a broken foot? I mean, that's how much of a freak athlete he is.
Yeah. Okay. So, did I talk?
Yeah. I I love Banks.
He hasn't appeared one time in the top 25 most likely percentages here.
Caleb Banks at 25. That brings us to the Buffalo Bills and 26. The people say CJ Allen at 21. I'm not sure if a 220 pound linebacker is your answer for run defense. Uh Avon Terrell at 15%, TJ Parker at 12%, and then we close out with two wide receivers and Omar Cooper and Casey, which just makes total sense in terms of yards athlete. Yeah. Yeah. I kind of do like the CJ Allen one. Uh they're pretty set at corner. They just signed uh De Alfred for like the nickel position after trading away Terron Johnson. They they've drafted um two guys high. Um or
can I pitch you on someone?
Yeah.
If you really want to fix your run defense, why are we not talking about Kaden McDonald here?
Uh I mean, stout.
I'm open to it.
Fire hydrant run defender with a little bit of pass rush juice. I mean, the interiors, TJ Sanders, who was a second round pick, Deion Walker, who's a fourth round pick, Ed Oliver is off and on the field at all times. They were just getting moved out of the way last year. Like, in order to give your team a chance, you can't give up 150, 200 rushing yards in certain contests, and they have that issue, I think, still heading into this year.
I just wonder if they got enough out of Deion Walker, 67. Um, he's a monster out there. He's very boom bust in his style, but he is like
he's not like a full-time player necessarily to me. Like he is
Yeah, I don't think rotate you type.
Yeah, I don't think McDonald would be either, though. Um I'm I'm open. I I can see it. Um I like CJ Allen better, but we can we can um reach a little bit.
Okay, we're going with K.
Fun. Let's go. Okay, that brings us to the San Francisco 49ers at 27. Omar Cooper Jr.
Wow.
25% off the board. Casey Conpsion 19% off the board. Avon Terrell out there at 11% and also Denzel Boston and Kaden Proctor.
Well, they hit on a nickel uh rookie Upton Stout last year. Um, so you would be projecting uh Terrell uh to the outside even though he's a little bit smaller. I think he can do it, too. I'm I'm open to Terrell here. If you wanted to go Denzel Boston, learn from Mike Evans for a year. He's going to be your third wide receiver and then as Mike Evans continues on with his life, uh then enter Denzel Boston.
Um,
yeah, the Mike Evans contract was interesting where it really can just be like a short-term contract and
not all the money that you know is being reported, which makes sense with his hamstring every single year since about the year 2011.
Um, yeah, they're the team that trade for Odigizua up front on top of it. I totally get them wanting like and connecting Omar Cooper Jr. and Casey Conpion on top of it with uh just the run after catch from Kanahan. I mean, that would be electric stuff. Let's go Avon Terrell. I think 49ers fans are going to hate us for that, but I think he can line up on the outside.
Niners fans in my mention, there's one guy in particular, uh who's jacked, so I don't want to talk any He is always just saying edge rusher, edge rusher, edge rusher, even though they have Mike and Bosa just because they have no depth there really.
Um and I can see that this is a team that like double dips there. So like that they they could be a messador team if they wanted to. Um
or a TJ Parker team.
Yeah. Yeah. TJ Parker and uh was kind of like a lesser version of Micah Williams in my notes. Um but maybe that means they like him.
You make this call. Uh I am not doing it.
Um we've punished Ake Meador enough. Let's get him in the first round.
Okay. I would love to see the odds of Meador not being a first round pick. Well, I do have uh those for you right on the site underdogmockdraft.com. Messador is currently being drafted. Well, it must be really high. Um yeah, it's like almost every single time. So, this would be a good call out by you.
Houston Texans at 28 overall. CJ Allen at the top 20%, Blake Miller 16%, Peter Woods at 8%, and then TJ Parker and Caleb Lomu. Yeah, it just depends on what they're doing with their right tackle spot. Uh they they signed um a guy from the the Colts, but they immediately said that he can play guard for him, which is always like that was weird. He's always been Braden Smith I'm talking about. He's just been a tackle and like now they immediately say he's gonna he has a chance to play guard. Like you don't like why why would Rap sheet say that? The agent doesn't want to guard. Uh so could this just be the Blake Miller team that Braden Smith was actually going to be playing guard? There's a history here. They did this with Titus Howard. They couldn't figure out if he's a guard or a tackle. So, um, Blake Miller.
Yeah, I think Blake Miller is a perfect selection for 28. I believe that Blake Miller would go much higher than 28 overall.
I'll also mention, um, Max Yoner, he could play right tackle and he's got like the the kind of frame to play guard, too, if they kind of want to figure out best five. Uh, he's kind of a project, though, and I wonder if this team's like, "We need like serious help today." And Blake Miller hasn't missed a snap in four years.
We're going with Blake Miller at 28. finally some consistency somewhere along that offensive line. He also, you know, has practiced at left tackle and did his pretty day at left tackle, too. So, that takes us to 29 in the Kansas City Chiefs. They took Carninal Tate early on and they're back on the board here, 29th overall. The people say Denzel Boston and then Casey Conpion and then Omar Cooper. But if all the wide receivers are off the board, then they go to Blake Miller and they go to Avon Terrell.
I can definitely see this being a corner. like this is kind of the corner sweet spot for them. So yeah, we gave him Tate uh initially, right? So yeah, I think corner here, edge rusher, I mean defensive line is just pathetic for for them. Um and Chris Jones is old, so it could be defensive tackle on top of that. So defensive tackle uh or edge rusher and then definitely corner.
Yeah, we're going corner here and they're not nervous and he doesn't even have the shorter arms, but like Avon Terrell,
they've taken Trip McDuffy and all these other guys in
the draft as well. So, uh, let's go Avon Terrell at 209. That brings us to the Miami Dolphins at pick 30.
Oh, what should we do with them? The people say Caleb Banks at 26%. Then Kaden McDonald at 9%. Both those players off the board. Then Zel Boston at 7% and Casey Conpion at 7%. Uh, they certainly need wide receiver help.
Yeah. Um, going from Waddle to Boston in terms of speed would be just so sad though. Um,
and we gave them Caleb DS at 11 just for reference.
Okay. Yeah, they have holes. Their entire roster is a hole. So, it's this could be best player available. I'm not sure who we have at the top of our list um right now.
Yeah, Peter Woods is there. Uh, TJ Parker's there. CJ Allen is there. Even though I >> think it's fair to say that their linebackers were like the best part of their team last year. So, I I don't think either of those You really like Colton Hood at corner.
Colton Hood. Perfect. Yeah. Let's Let's solve their Let's solve their defense.
Okay. Colton Hood is the pick at number 30. Safety corner. Bing, bang, boom.
That brings us to the Patriots at number 31, who uh Hayden, I believe I read a tweet saying that Patriots fans have completed the most mock drafts.
They have.
The most seven round mocks of all.
They they have.
And they're taking Cashes Howell here at 31 overall at 17% of the time. than Blake Miller, TJ Parker, Kaden McDonald, and Casey Conpsio.
I can see How, you know, like the chase on role where, you know, you're just trying to get some speed uh at edge rusher, I can see that. Um TJ Parker's like push the pocket. I can see Varel kind of liking him as well. I don't think that they should be a Kaden McDonald team. As much as like I love, you know, the Tonga, that was such a small role. They already have two crazy defensive tackles. So yeah, edge rusher. for one of these edge rushers I I do think makes probably the most sense for me. Um CJ Allen,
we're going to take Zion Young and also get yelled at through your mockdraft machine.
Okay, please do.
And we close out with the 32nd pick and the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl champs and maybe they're still doing mock drafts. Colton Hood at 31% to fill in for the departed Reek Woolen. Also, Avon Terrell, Casius Howell, Chris Johnson, one of your favorites.
That was probably 6%. Yeah, I'm the 6% Chris Johnson.
Yeah. So, should we just go with Chris Johnson then because the other two corners are already selected?
Um, yeah, I'm open to it. Before you actually click the button, I just wanted to show one little feature here. There's a simulate uh simulate button on the mockdraft. So, if you've have 15 picks that you feel really passionate about, you want the computer to take on the rest, the simulate button right there. So you don't have to, you know, spend 15 minutes doing this. If you want to just keep doing, uh, a bunch, you got to at least get 10 of them in there. So, uh, this isn't just a bot, a website here, but that's cool little feature on mobile and web.
Peter Woods still available. Home wrecker along the interior when he cares. Emanuel McNeel Warren at safety. Versatile piece.
Uh, but they've, you know, lost some of their safeties and defensive players on top of that. That that could be an interesting one. Even though maybe in a perfect world that's some overlap with Emanuel, excuse me,
Nick Aean worry, CJ Allen at linebacker, TJ Parker, Cashious Howell.
How about Cash's How just replace Boy Maf. Just you want juice part-time role. Boom. Cashes Howell. That's what he's That's what he's there for. That or Chris Johnson.
Look what Look what you've done to the people. Having Lee Hunter 40th. Come on. What have we done to people?
These aren't these aren't my rankings. These aren't my rankings. These aren't my rankings.
Come on, guys. Uh before I click this, let's just go through some of these other names. Again, Manuel Pregnon, I think, has a chance of being a top 32 overall pick. Chris Johnson, San Diego State, again, smaller school than the other players that we've discussed, but he is a possibility. Um Christian Miller, defensive lineman, even Armason Thomas most likely in round two. But once we get to, you know, the edge rushers, anything in the world is possible. Any other names you want to shout out here before we click this final one?
Uh Chris Bell and FGM's watch our YouTube video on. I mean, they might get the edge there.
Okay. Well, I mean, look, John Schneider has done some wild things. I threw up Mike Washington in a tradeown from 32. Maybe he is a Chris Bell guy. Uh even if they already have, you know, JSN and Cooper Cup and are now
and Jake Bobo. So, I doubt wide receiver is a possibility here,
right? Cash is how it closes this thing out. Then we go to submit draft
and then there it is.
So, after you submit, you're going to get this uh kind of share image card here. And it's basically comparing your selections with what happened with consensus. So, whether there's like a sleeper pick, if you uh have a hot take here, which for us that was Malachi Lawrence, who was we took 30 spots ahead of consensus and then it's also going to tell you uh how common the pairings are. So obviously Arvel Ree going to the Jets is very common. Uh but if you go down Caleb DS to the Dolphins is less common. So all this stuff's going to update like right away. We have Jordan Tyson falling eight spot. So um and then on top of that at the very top of of the screen here it grades your draft based off of how close you were to the team needs, how close you were to, you know, not reaching. So that's the value and then how unique your draft was. So, it's balancing all those those things there. But for the most part, I'm just looking at uh you know the pick by pick analysis.
I gotta say, we have a month left to go. I am fine quote unquote reaching on players that in the next month I think will be climbers. We'll be risers. We did that with Casey Conpion at 13 overall to the Rams. We did that with Malachi Lawrence, 15 overall to the Bucks. Those are our two highest takes. and then Caleb Banks 25 overall here to the Chicago Bears. Uh the range is I think wide for all of those but again conception 13 to 19 Lawrence 15-22 and Caleb Baines might not even make it if there's some real believers out there.
Yeah. Then on the bottom the best available. So we didn't have Peter Woods who's 23rd in rankings McNeil Warren CJ Allen TJ Parker. I can see all those guys kind of dipping out. And then last thing I'll say about this you can submit as many mock drafts as you want. Like right now Josh and I if we're crazy, we can just open this thing up again. It's only going to grade your most recent mockdraft submission. So if you're logged in, you don't have to worry about submitting it yourself. Just whatever happened last. That's the one that's going to end up being graded. We're a long ways away from that. So you can keep refreshing these guys. Uh pick 10 picks, simulate the next one. Uh all the data is helping out the community.
And the percentages reset every week, right? So, it's not like we're taking stuff from, you know, three weeks ago, for example.
Yep. Everything that's going to be displayed on the site is going to be the last seven days and it's going to update after every single submission. So, um hopefully we get, you know, a thousand by the end of the week here and then hopefully by the time the actual draft rolls around, we have, you know, 10,000 or something crazy like that. So, uh enter as many as you want.
Once again, that is underdogmockdraft.com. It's in the description. Just type it in if you want and uh complete one tonight. Submit it. And uh if you guys enjoy this, we'll do another one of these in the future when uh some of your percentages change and it'll make me throw open my mouth.
Yeah.
Okay.
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