03-25-2018, 02:11 PM
For this mock draft I used http://www.first-pick.com and their draft board to complete this. Please give feedback and I hope all enjoy!
1st round: Harold Landry, DE, Boston College
-Before everyone go bonkers I think upgrading our pass rush is a priority. Even with Willis and Lawson, we could use another guy in the rotation with Chris Smith leaving. He can play the same Lawson played last year early on. And with MJ on the decline seemed like a good pick.
2nd round: Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame
-I do not expect for him to be here come April. HOWEVER, if he is I would definitely welcome him with open arms. Let him and Fisher battle it out on the right side. Can even slide to LT if Cordy Glenn goes down.
3rd round: Jerome Baker, OLB, Ohio State
-With Burfict suspension looming and our lack of depth at the position this was a no brainer pick. Super athletic and fills a need.
3rd round: Darius Leonard, OLB/ILB, South Carolina State
-Yes I doubled up on the position as stated before we need the depth. Leonard is still a bit raw and will need to put on some weight. But I think he will be a player.
4th round: Mason Cole, C, Michigan
-In this simulation James Daniels, Billy Price and Frank Ragnow we not available when I was picking. But I think Cole is a nice consultation prize. Has played all 5 OL spots in college. I think between him and Westerman, we have our starting C and the other can play RG.
5th round: Bilal Nichols, DT, Delaware
-Much need depth behind Geno. Also has a similar skill set as Geno, good pass rusher.
5th round: Holton Hill, CB, Texas
-Our yearly "project"! Very good corner that can play inside or out. Also a little insurance if Dennard doesn't resign next offseason or if we pull the plug on Kirkpatrick for some reason.
5th round: Van Smith, FS, Clemson
-Much needed ball hawk in the secondary. True centerfielder that can force some turnovers.
7th round: Riley Ferguson, QB, Memphis
-Developmental prospect to push Matt Barkley. Said to have a little Brett Favre to his game.
7th round: Braxton Barrios, WR, Miami FL
-Very good slot receiver and return man. Could add another dimension to the offensive/special teams.
7th round: Michael Badgley, K, Miami FL
-Some competition for Randy Bullock.
1st round: Harold Landry, DE, Boston College
-Before everyone go bonkers I think upgrading our pass rush is a priority. Even with Willis and Lawson, we could use another guy in the rotation with Chris Smith leaving. He can play the same Lawson played last year early on. And with MJ on the decline seemed like a good pick.
2nd round: Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame
-I do not expect for him to be here come April. HOWEVER, if he is I would definitely welcome him with open arms. Let him and Fisher battle it out on the right side. Can even slide to LT if Cordy Glenn goes down.
3rd round: Jerome Baker, OLB, Ohio State
-With Burfict suspension looming and our lack of depth at the position this was a no brainer pick. Super athletic and fills a need.
3rd round: Darius Leonard, OLB/ILB, South Carolina State
-Yes I doubled up on the position as stated before we need the depth. Leonard is still a bit raw and will need to put on some weight. But I think he will be a player.
4th round: Mason Cole, C, Michigan
-In this simulation James Daniels, Billy Price and Frank Ragnow we not available when I was picking. But I think Cole is a nice consultation prize. Has played all 5 OL spots in college. I think between him and Westerman, we have our starting C and the other can play RG.
5th round: Bilal Nichols, DT, Delaware
-Much need depth behind Geno. Also has a similar skill set as Geno, good pass rusher.
5th round: Holton Hill, CB, Texas
-Our yearly "project"! Very good corner that can play inside or out. Also a little insurance if Dennard doesn't resign next offseason or if we pull the plug on Kirkpatrick for some reason.
5th round: Van Smith, FS, Clemson
-Much needed ball hawk in the secondary. True centerfielder that can force some turnovers.
7th round: Riley Ferguson, QB, Memphis
-Developmental prospect to push Matt Barkley. Said to have a little Brett Favre to his game.
7th round: Braxton Barrios, WR, Miami FL
-Very good slot receiver and return man. Could add another dimension to the offensive/special teams.
7th round: Michael Badgley, K, Miami FL
-Some competition for Randy Bullock.
