5 hours ago
I did this mock on the premise of 1. we get outbid in the Tee sweepstakes 2. we bolster our Oline and DB's in free agency, so:
17. Emeka Egbuka WR Height: 6 - 1 |Weight: 206 lbs | We need a plug and play type in Rd. ! and with Tee gone Egbuka fills that bill
Former outfielder with excellent track-and-adjust ability and catch radius. Good feel for manipulating the coverage in space. Hits his turns and stems with good timing and tempo. Smart hand-fighter with the ability to create late space .Delays adjustments to keep coverage from reading his action. Presents numbers to quarterback and works back to the throw .Plays with pro feet with double taps near the boundary. Right arm is his heavy duty stiff-arm to drop a tackler.
49. Landon Jackson EDGE Arkansas Height: 6 - 5 |Weight: 273 lbs | We need an impact DE opposite Trey
Landon Jackson brings an imposing frame and impressive athleticism to the edge, combining precise pass-rush technique with rare flexibility for his size. While he may not be in the same tier as elite prospects, his ability to win on the outside with refined handwork and natural movement makes him a disruptive force with plenty of upside.
81. Omarr Norman-Lott DT Tennessee Height: 6 - 3 |Weight: 315 lbs | I'm not convinced our current Dline is enough, here's some insurance
At 6’5” and 335 pounds, Omarr Norman-Lott is a rare blend of size, power, and agility. The former four-star recruit pairs explosive quickness with exceptional strength to dominate leverage battles. His surprising flexibility and refined hand-fighting skills make him a natural fit for the NFL.
118. Lander Barton LB Utah Height: 6 - 4 | Weight: 236 lbs | From what I've read this guy is great at coverage, and we need that bad.
“Lander Barton flies around the field from each linebacker spot, is a great athlete, and is a top coverage playmaker. If he isn’t making a play, he’s setting someone else up to make one.”
154. Luke Lachey TE Iowa Height: 6 - 5 | Weight: 245 lbs | Forgot to add at the top we lose Gesicki as well
Luke Lachey is a big-bodied and athletic tight end with a well-rounded skill set that makes him a valuable offensive weapon. His length and smooth acceleration off the line should serve him well as a seam stretcher. Lachey is also a fluid and technical route runner when he’s working against air. He needs to develop his core strength to become more effective as a blocker, especially as that will likely be his path to playing time early in his career. Lachey is a perfect Day 3 draft swing on an athletic tight end who could contribute as a TE2 and on special teams early in his career.
17. Emeka Egbuka WR Height: 6 - 1 |Weight: 206 lbs | We need a plug and play type in Rd. ! and with Tee gone Egbuka fills that bill
Former outfielder with excellent track-and-adjust ability and catch radius. Good feel for manipulating the coverage in space. Hits his turns and stems with good timing and tempo. Smart hand-fighter with the ability to create late space .Delays adjustments to keep coverage from reading his action. Presents numbers to quarterback and works back to the throw .Plays with pro feet with double taps near the boundary. Right arm is his heavy duty stiff-arm to drop a tackler.
49. Landon Jackson EDGE Arkansas Height: 6 - 5 |Weight: 273 lbs | We need an impact DE opposite Trey
Landon Jackson brings an imposing frame and impressive athleticism to the edge, combining precise pass-rush technique with rare flexibility for his size. While he may not be in the same tier as elite prospects, his ability to win on the outside with refined handwork and natural movement makes him a disruptive force with plenty of upside.
81. Omarr Norman-Lott DT Tennessee Height: 6 - 3 |Weight: 315 lbs | I'm not convinced our current Dline is enough, here's some insurance
At 6’5” and 335 pounds, Omarr Norman-Lott is a rare blend of size, power, and agility. The former four-star recruit pairs explosive quickness with exceptional strength to dominate leverage battles. His surprising flexibility and refined hand-fighting skills make him a natural fit for the NFL.
118. Lander Barton LB Utah Height: 6 - 4 | Weight: 236 lbs | From what I've read this guy is great at coverage, and we need that bad.
“Lander Barton flies around the field from each linebacker spot, is a great athlete, and is a top coverage playmaker. If he isn’t making a play, he’s setting someone else up to make one.”
154. Luke Lachey TE Iowa Height: 6 - 5 | Weight: 245 lbs | Forgot to add at the top we lose Gesicki as well
Luke Lachey is a big-bodied and athletic tight end with a well-rounded skill set that makes him a valuable offensive weapon. His length and smooth acceleration off the line should serve him well as a seam stretcher. Lachey is also a fluid and technical route runner when he’s working against air. He needs to develop his core strength to become more effective as a blocker, especially as that will likely be his path to playing time early in his career. Lachey is a perfect Day 3 draft swing on an athletic tight end who could contribute as a TE2 and on special teams early in his career.
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