2024 NFL MOCK DRAFT
FINAL - Thursday, April 25
ROUND ONE
1 CHICAGO (FROM CAR) - QB Caleb Williams (USC)
Caleb is going #1 regardless of which team drafts him. Teams in the top-10 like Washington and New England are sure to make juicy offers. Williams is the most prized QB prospect since Andrew Luck, and once the Bears shed themselves of Justin Fields, this was a done deal.
2 WASHINGTON - QB Jayden Daniels (LSU)
The Commanders will make every attempt to trade up one spot for hometown hero Caleb Williams, but the more likely scenario is they get stuck with their 2nd choice at QB. LSU coach Brian Kelly intimated that this would be their pick at #2. Daniels takes way too many big hits, so he’s going to remind Washington of Robert Griffin III. Let’s hope his career lasts a little longer.
3 MINNESOTA (PROJ. TRADE W/NE) - QB J.J. McCarthy (Michigan)
I don’t get it, but apparently NFL GM’s love J.J. McCarthy’s potential. I’m trying to predict what WILL happen, not what I think SHOULD happen. The Vikings move aggressively and methodically up the board for their new signal caller.
Minnesota gives up their two first-rounders (11 & 23) and a 2nd-rounder next year. The Patriots - even without Belichick’s influence - continue their tradition of trading down.
4 ARIZONA - WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (Ohio State)
The Cardinals would be profoundly lucky to be able to stay at #4 and still get the 2nd best player in the draft. Harrison seems to be custom made for NFL greatness. He’ll be the best in the league within three years… provided Kyler Murray gets his act together.
5 LA CHARGERS - WR Malik Nabers (LSU) !
Jim Harbaugh will certainly want to establish a run game in LA, so an offensive tackle might be the choice here. But Nabers is a tool too tempting to pass up. Mike Williams was a cap casualty and Keenan Allen was traded away, so they certainly have a need for him.
6 NY GIANTS - QB Drake Maye (North Carolina)
Maye is nobody’s first choice, and his bad tape is really bad. But the Giants are dead-set against Daniel Jones going into 2024 with no competition. They give Evan Neal a 2nd chance (which worked with Andrew Thomas after a lousy rookie year) and pass on Alt.
7 TENNESSEE - OT Joe Alt (Notre Dame)
The Titans commit to Will Levis and give him a valuable protector.
8 ATLANTA - EDGE Dallas Turner (Alabama)
The Falcons have addressed their offense in free agency so they can turn to the defense in the draft. Turner is the edge defender they’ve needed for years.
9 CHICAGO - WR Rome Odunze (Washington)
The new-look Bears offense will need some weapons for Caleb Williams. Keenan Allen isn’t exactly “new.” This could be a potent connection for years.
10 NY JETS - TE Brock Bowers (Georgia)
Another new toy for Aaron Rodgers. Or at least one he’ll watch from the sidelines after he ruptures another body part on the first drive. The Jets have diddly at the position and Rodgers loves his TE’s.
11 NEW ENGLAND (PROJ. TRADE W/MIN) - CB Quinyon Mitchell (Toledo)
The Pats have a plan for the QB position, but it doesn’t involve passing on all the great players available at #11. They’ll take their top corner off the board and pair him with Christian Gonzalez to hopefully form the best pair of young d-backs in the league. Mitchell has wowed GM’s this post-season.
12 DENVER - QB Michael Penix, Jr. (Washington) +
The Broncos couldn’t make a deal for a veteran QB and they don’t have the muscle to trade up. They’re stuck with Jarrett Stidham and Zach WIlson as their QB options so far. They may opt to trade down and still select Penix, but in this scenario, they reach for him.
13 LAS VEGAS - DT Byron Murphy II (Texas)
Signing Christian Wilkins will help the team’s interior greatly, but they still need some help there. Murphy says he’s guaranteed to be drafted in the top half of the first round. Could be BS; could be inside information.
14 NEW ORLEANS - OT Olu Fashanu (Penn State)
The Saints have a long tradition of selecting offensive linemen high in the draft, and what a great time to have so many draftable candidates at #14 - at a time of great need.
15 INDIANAPOLIS - CB Terrion Arnold (Alabama)
The Colts make the most of what they’ve got, but they really don’t got a lot. Just about every position is a position of need, and Arnold might end up being the best corner coming out this year.
16 SEATTLE - CB/S Cooper DeJean (Iowa)
DeJean may be needed at safety with the losses of Diggs and Adams, but he’s perfectly capable of playing corner. That may be his future.
17 JACKSONVILLE - OT Taliese Fuaga (Oregon State)
The Jags have been unhappy with their line play in recent years. Cam Robinson is average when he’s not on IR and Walker Little is little more than an effective back-up. Fuaga slots into RT immediately. He’s an excellent pass protector but he could benefit greatly by moving to guard eventually.
18 CINCINNATI - G/C Jackson Powers-Johnson (Oregon)
Adding Trent Brown helps fortify the outside of the Cincy o-line, but the interior still needs a hand. Ted Karras is a free agent after this season, so they draft his eventual replacement. Powers-Johnson can improve one of the guard spots until then.
19 LA RAMS - EDGE Laiatu Latu (UCLA) +
It’s been a long time since the Rams had a pick this high, so they need to make this count. They add to their youthful D-line with a boost to their pass rush.
20 PITTSBURGH - DT Jer’zhan “Johnny” Newton (Illinois)
Cam Heyward is just about done, and Larry Ogunjobi is easily replaceable. Newton teams with Keeanu Benton and DeMarvin Leal to form the Steelers line of the future.
21 WASHINGTON (PROJ. TRADE W/MIA) - OT J.C. Latham (Alabama)
The Dolphins have very few picks in this draft - including just two in the first four rounds. So they make a deal with Washington, and the Commanders select the left tackle they’ve been missing for years. They see the OT’s disappearing fast, so they package a few of their plentiful picks to move back into the 1st.
Washington deals picks #36 and 67 to move up to this spot.
22 PHILADELPHIA - WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (LSU)
A.J. Brown might have overstayed his welcome in Philly. If he’s dealt before/during day one of the draft, they might have a hard time passing up Brian Thomas.
23 NEW ENGLAND (PROJ. TRADE W/MIN FROM HOU THRU CLE) - QB Bo Nix (Oregon)
The Pats are fine with Jacoby Brissett as their temporary starter, but they love the potential of Nix. He developed incredible accuracy during his 47-year college career.
24 DALLAS - OL Graham Barton (Duke)
The Cowboys built their dynasty on the backs of their offensive line. Now that key parts of their 2023 line are gone, they’ll focus on a rebuild. Barton can train at all 5 position, but he’ll be immediately needed at center.
25 GREEN BAY - OT Amarius Mims (Georgia)
The Packers made the most of what they had last year, but their offensive line was in tatters. David Bakhtiari was elite, but injuries sapped his strength and now he’s gone. Time to rebuild.
26 TAMPA BAY - OT/G Troy Fautanu (Washington)
The Bucs keep getting hit along the interior of their offensive line. With Baker Mayfield getting the big bucks to re-sign with the team, he’ll need the help of someone like Troy Fautanu to protect him.
27 ARIZONA (thru HOU) - EDGE Jared Verse (Florida State)
The Cardinals need everything. Pick anyone. It’ll help.
28 BUFFALO - WR Troy Franklin (Oregon)
With the fire sale going on in Buffalo right now, it’s possible the team already believes they’ve missed their Super Bowl window. Jordan Poyer and Tre’Davious White were released, and both of last season’s starting wide receivers are gone. The restocking can begin here with a speedy Duck.
29 DETROIT - EDGE Chop Robinson (Penn State)
Aidan Hutchinson needs lots of help. They’re out of Okwaras and John Cominsky ain’t getting to the quarterback. Chop is a little smaller than ideal but he’s got great athleticism.
30 BALTIMORE - CB Nate Wiggins (Clemson)
The Ravens need to get younger at corner and quickly. Wiggins has outstanding instincts for the position, but his frame might not hold up.
31 SAN FRANCISCO - OT Tyler Guyton (Oklahoma)
Trent Willams says he wants to play for a few more years, but the Niners have an opportunity to train his replacement and acquire a top-tier backup.
32 KANSAS CITY - WR/KR Xavier Worthy (Texas)
With the legal troubles facing Rashee Rice - just about the only bright spot on the Chiefs wide receiving corps - Kansas City needs to grab one of this year’s elite WRs at #32. They might want to spend multiple picks on the position.
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ROUND TWO
33 CAROLINA - WR Keon Coleman (Florida State)
34 NEW ENGLAND - WR Adonai Mitchell (Texas)
35 ARIZONA - LB Edgerrin Cooper (Texas A&M)
36 MIAMI (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - C Zach Frazier (West Virginia) +
37 LA CHARGERS - OT Jordan Morgan (Arizona)
38 TENNESSEE - CB Kool-Aid McKinstry (Alabama) +
39 CAROLINA (FROM NYG) - S Tyler Nubin (Minnesota)
40 WASHINGTON (FM. CHI) - EDGE Darius Robinson (Missouri)
41 GREEN BAY (FM. NYJ) - CB Ennis Rakestraw, Jr. (Missouri)
42 HOUSTON (FROM ATL) - LB Junior Colson (Michigan)
43 ATLANTA - WR Ladd McConkey (Georgia)
44 LAS VEGAS - LB Payton Wilson (NC State) +
45 NEW ORLEANS (FM. DEN) - RB Jonathon Brooks (Texas) +
46 INDIANAPOLIS - EDGE Bralen Trice (Washington)
47 KANSAS CITY (PROJ. TRADE W/NYG THRU SEA) - OT Kingsley Suamataia (BYU)
48 JACKSONVILLE - DT Braden Fiske (Florida State)
49 CINCINNATI - CB Kamari Lassiter (Georgia)
50 PHILADELPHIA (FM. NO) - CB Khyree Jackson (Oregon)
51 PITTSBURGH - WR Xavier Legette (South Carolina)
52 LA RAMS - CB Max Melton (Rutgers)
53 PHILADELPHIA - S Kamren Kinchens (Miami)
54 CLEVELAND - EDGE Marshawn Kneeland (Western Michigan)
55 MIAMI - G Cooper Beebe (Kansas State)
56 DALLAS - RB Trey Benson (Florida State)
57 TAMPA BAY - TE Ja’Tavion Sanders (Texas)
58 GREEN BAY - EDGE Chris Braswell (Alabama)
59 HOUSTON - CB T.J. Tampa (Iowa State)
60 BUFFALO - CB Mike Sainristil (Michigan)
61 DETROIT - DT Ruke Orhorhoro (Clemson)
62 BALTIMORE - WR Devontez Walker (North Carolina)
63 SAN FRANCISCO - WR Roman Wilson (Michigan)
64 KANSAS CITY - CB Cam Hart (Notre Dame)
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ROUND THREE
65 CAROLINA - OT Kiran Amegadjie (Yale)
66 ARIZONA - RB Blake Corum (Michigan)
67 MIAMI (PROJ. TRADE W/WAS) - OT Patrick Paul (Houston)
68 NEW ENGLAND - C Cedric Van Pran (Georgia)
69 LA CHARGERS - LB Jeremiah Trotter, Jr. (Clemson)
70 NY GIANTS - DT Michael Hall, Jr. (Ohio State)
71 ARIZONA (FROM TEN) - EDGE Adisa Isaac (Penn State)
72 NY JETS - QB Spencer Rattler (South Carolina)
73 DETROIT (FROM MIN) - G Christian Haynes (Connecticut)
74 ATLANTA - S Javon Bullard (Georgia)
75 CHICAGO - TE Cade Stover (Ohio State)
76 DENVER - LB Cedric Gray (North Carolina)
77 LAS VEGAS - WR Ricky Pearsall (Florida)
78 WASHINGTON (FROM SEA) - WR Malachi Corley (Western Kentucky)
79 ATLANTA (FROM JAX) - LB Marist Liufau (Notre Dame)
80 CINCINNATI - S Jaden Hicks (Washington State)
81 SEATTLE (FROM NO THRU DEN) - OT/G Dominick Puni (Kansas)
82 INDIANAPOLIS - DT Kris Jenkins (Michigan)
83 LA RAMS - CB Caelen Carson (Wake Forest)
84 PITTSBURGH - G Mason McCormick (South Dakota State)
85 CLEVELAND - DT/EDGE Brandon Dorlus (Oregon)
86 HOUSTON (FROM PHI) - G Christian Mahogany (Boston College)
87 DALLAS - S Cole Bishop (Utah)
88 GREEN BAY - TE Theo Johnson (Penn State)
89 TAMPA BAY - WR Ja’Lynn Polk (Washington)
90 ARIZONA (FROM HOU) - DT DeWayne Carter (Duke)
91 GREEN BAY (FROM BUF) - S Calen Bullock (USC)
92 DETROIT - EDGE Jonah Ellis (Utah)
93 BALTIMORE - CB Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri)
94 SAN FRANCISCO - TE Ben Sinnott (Kansas State)
95 KANSAS CITY - DT Khristian Boyd (Northern Iowa)
96 JACKSONVILLE - OT/G Brandon Coleman (TCU)
97 CINCINNATI - DT Masson Smith (LSU)
98 PITTSBURGH (FROM PHI) - WR Johnny Wilson (Florida State)
99 LA RAMS - LB Trevin Wallace (Kentucky)
100 WASHINGTON (FROM SF) - CB Johnny Dixon (Penn State)
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ROUND FOUR
101 CAROLINA - CB Renardo Green (Florida State)
102 SEATTLE (FROM WAS) - WR Javon Baker (Central Florida)
103 NEW ENGLAND - EDGE Mohamed Kamara (Colorado State)
104 ARIZONA - EDGE Austin Booker (Kansas)
105 LA CHARGERS - WR Brenden Rice (USC)
106 TENNESSEE - EDGE Gabriel Murphy (UCLA)
107 NY GIANTS - RB Will Shipley (Clemson)
108 MINNESOTA - CB Andru Phillips (Kentucky)
109 ATLANTA - LB James Williams (Miami)
110 LA CHARGERS (FROM CHI) - RB Bucky Irving (Oregon)
111 NY JETS - S Sione Vaki (Utah)
112 LAS VEGAS - WR Jalen McMillan (Washington)
113 BALTIMORE (FROM DEN VIA NYJ) - LB Tommy Eichenberg (Ohio State)
114 JACKSONVILLE - CB Jarrian Jones (Florida State)
115 CINCINNATI - LB Curtis Jacobs (Penn State)
116 JACKSONVILLE (FROM NO) - QB Michael Pratt (Tulane)
117 INDIANAPOLIS - RB MarShawn Lloyd (USC)
118 SEATTLE - S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (Texas Tech)
119 PITTSBURGH - CB D.J. James (Auburn)
120 PHILADELPHIA (FROM LAR VIA PIT) - S Malik Mustapha (Wake Forest)
121 DENVER (FROM MIA) - WR Jacob Cowing (Arizona)
122 CHICAGO (FROM PHI) - DT McKinnley Jackson (Texas A&M)
123 HOUSTON (FROM CLE) - RB Ray Davis (Kentucky)
124 SAN FRANCISCO (FROM DAL) - CB Josh Newton (TCU)
125 TAMPA BAY - CB Jarvis Brownlee, Jr. (Louisville)
126 GREEN BAY - C Beaux Limmer (Arkansas)
127 HOUSTON - EDGE Javon Solomon (Troy)
128 BUFFALO - S Tykee Smith (Georgia)
129 MINNESOTA (FROM DET) - RB Braelon Allen (Wisconsin)
130 BALTIMORE - WR Jamari Thrash (Louisville)
131 KANSAS CITY - NT T’Vondre Sweat (Texas) !
132 SAN FRANCISCO - G Zac Zinter (Michigan)
133 BUFFALO - OT Blake Fisher (Notre Dame)
134 NY JETS (FROM BAL) - RB Jaylen Wright (Tennessee)
135 SAN FRANCISCO - WR Jermaine Burton (Alabama)
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ROUND FIVE
136 DENVER (FROM CAR VIA CLE) - DT Leonard Taylor III (Miami)
137 NEW ENGLAND - EDGE Xavier Thomas (Clemson)
138 ARIZONA - OT Javon Foster (Missouri)
139 WASHINGTON - OT Roger Rosengarten (Washington)
140 LA CHARGERS - OT Matt Goncalves (Pittsburgh)
141 CAROLINA (FROM NYG) - OT Andrew Coker (TCU)
142 CAROLINA (FROM TEN) - TE Erick All (Iowa) +
143 ATLANTA - DT Mekhi Wingo (LSU)
144 BUFFALO (FROM CHI) - CB Elijah Jones (Boston College)
145 DENVER (FROM NYJ) - CB Nehemiah Pritchett (Auburn)
146 TENNESSEE (FROM MIN VIA PHI) - WR Luke McCaffrey (Rice)
147 DENVER - RB Isaiah Davis (South Dakota State)
148 LAS VEGAS - RB Isaac Guerendo (Louisville)
149 CINCINNATI - S Beau Brade (Maryland)
150 NEW ORLEANS - P Tory Taylor (Iowa)
151 INDIANAPOLIS - OT/G Delmar Glaze (Maryland)
152 WASHINGTON (FROM SEA) - G Charles Turner III (LSU)
153 JACKSONVILLE - DT Tyler Davis (Clemson)
154 LA RAMS - G Layden Robinson (Texas A&M)
155 LA RAMS (FROM PIT) - G Tanor Bortolini (Wisconsin)
156 CLEVELAND (FROM PHI VIA ARZ) - WR Malik Washington (Virginia)
157 MINNESOTA (FROM CLE) - DT Justin Rogers (Auburn)
158 MIAMI - DT Marcus Harris (Auburn)
159 KANSAS CITY (FROM DAL) - RB Audric Estime (Notre Dame)
160 BUFFALO (FROM GB) - TE Jared Wiley (TCU)
161 PHILADELPHIA (FROM TB) - OT Christian Jones (Texas)
162 ARIZONA (FROM HOU) - EDGE Justin Ebiogbe (Alabama)
163 BUFFALO - WR/KR Ainias Smith (Texas A&M)
164 DETROIT - EDGE Grayson Murphy (UCLA)
165 BALTIMORE - DT Keith Randolph, Jr. (Illinois)
166 NY GIANTS (FROM SF VIA CAR) - K Will Reichard (Alabama)
167 MINNESOTA (FROM KC) - EDGE Nelson Ceaser (Houston)
168 NEW ORLEANS - S Dominique Hampton (Washington)
169 GREEN BAY - LB Ty’ron Hopper (Missouri)
170 NEW ORLEANS - EDGE Cedric Johnson (Mississippi)
171 PHILADELPHIA - C Hunter Nourzad (Penn State)
172 PHILADELPHIA - CB Kalen King (Penn State)
173 KANSAS CITY - S Kitan Oladapo (Oregon State)
174 DALLAS - RB Dylan Laube (New Hampshire)
175 NEW ORLEANS - QB Jordan Travis (Florida State) +
176 SAN FRANCISCO - CB Dwight McGlothern (Arkansas)
+ injury concerns
! character concerns
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2022 - Week 9
BUF - Gabe Davis had 55 more YAC than expected on a single reception, most in AFC this year
NE - A Mac Jones to DeVante Parker completion with a 7.4% completion probability stands as the most improbable in the league this year
MIA - Brandon Jones had a sack in 2.13 seconds, fastest in league this year
NYJ - Breece Hall hit 21.87 miles per hour on a carry, second fastest in the league this season
BAL - Devin Duvernay hit 21.6 miles per hour on a kick return, the fastest speed on a KR this season
PIT - Mitchell Trubisky averages 9.9 intended air yards per pass, highest in the AFC
CLE - Nick Chubb leads the league with 3.11 seconds behind the LOS on average
CIN- JaMarr Chase had 47 more YAC than expected on a single reception, second most in AFC this year
TEN - Kevin Byard traveled 72 yards to make a tackle, second longest distance traveled in AFC to make a tackle this year
JAX - Travis Etienne is second in the league with 198 rushing yards over expected
IND - Kyler Anderson has an average separation of 4.3 yards, second best in the AFC
HOU - Dameon Pierce had 68 more yards than expected on a single rush, second most in the AFC this year
KC - Travis Kelce leads all TEs with 77 targets
LV - Derek Carr has thrown 19.8% of his passes into tight windows, second most in the AFC
LAC - Austin Ekeler leads the league with 463 YAC
DEN - Jerry Jeudy has 7.4 YAC per reception, second best among AFC WRs
DAL - Kavontae Turpin hit 21.09 miles per hour on a punt return, the second highest punt return top speed in the league this year
WAS - Brian Robinson is second in the NFC with 3.03 seconds behind the LOS on average
PHL - a Jalen Hurts to DeVonta Smith completion with an 8.1% completion probability stands as the second most improbable completion in the league this year
NYG - Daniel Jones averages 3.03 seconds to throw, second most in the league
GB - Aaron Jones is second in the league with 53% of his rushes over expected
CHI - Justin Fields 59 yard air distance on a completion is the second most in the NFC this year
DET - Jamaal Williams leads the NFC with 8 rushing TDs
MIN - Jalen Reagor hit 21.25 miles per hour on a punt return, the fastest top speed on a punt return this season
NO - Rashid Shaheed hit 21.13 miles per hour on a reception, the second fastest NFC reception top speed this year
TB - Tom Brady is the first passer to ever hit 100,000 passing yards in regular season and playoffs combined
ATL - Marcus Mariota averages 2.97 seconds to throw, second most in the NFC
CAR - PJ Walker’s 67.6 air distance on a completion stands as the longest in the league
SEA - Kenneth Walker is the only ball carrier to exceed 22 miles per hour this season
LAR - Tutu Atwell hit 21.46 miles per hour on a reception, the second fastest speed on a reception in the league this season
ARI - Antonio Hamilton traveled 84.9 yards to make a tackle, second longest distance traveled to make a tackle in the NFC this year
SF - Nick Bosa had a sack in 2.3 seconds, fastest in NFC this year
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