PTST Staff-Wide 7-Round NFL Mock Draft
- Andersen Pickard
- Apr 20, 2020
- 24 min read
Prime Time Sports Talk's staff came together to create a seven-round mock draft ahead of the NFL Draft in April. Before we dive into the picks, here is a breakdown of who controlled each team:
Arizona Cardinals:
Paul DeAngelis
| Dallas Cowboys: Jayton Washington | Las Vegas Raiders: John Devereaux | New York Jets: Yehuda Schwartz and Andersen Pickard |
Atlanta Falcons: Celeste Sabin | Denver Broncos: John Devereaux | Los Angeles Chargers: Kyle O'Connell | Philadelphia Eagles: Jordan Leandre |
Baltimore Ravens: Ryan Potts | Detroit Lions: John Devereaux | Los Angeles Rams: Andersen Pickard | Pittsburgh Steelers: Jarrett Bailey |
Buffalo Bills: Jordan Leandre | Green Bay Packers: Anthony Miller | Miami Dolphins: Yehuda Schwartz and Andersen Pickard | San Francisco 49ers: Celeste Sabin |
Carolina Panthers: Patrick Champion | Houston Texans: Anthony Miller | Minnesota Vikings: David Taylor | Seattle Seahawks: Andersen Pickard |
Chicago Bears: David Taylor | Indianapolis Colts: Andersen Pickard | New England Patriots: Jordan Moore | Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Ken Grant |
Cincinnati Bengals: Kyle Porch | Jacksonville Jaguars: Celeste Sabin | New Orleans Saints: Chris Totaro | Tennessee Titans: Patrick Champion |
Cleveland Browns: John Devereaux | Kansas City Chiefs: Liz Pendergraft | New York Giants:
| Washington Redskins: Kyle Porch |
And without further ado, the results:
No. 1: Bengals select
, QB, Louisiana State
This has been a lock for several months.
is going to be a Bengal.
No. 2: Redskins select
, EDGE, Ohio State
Also a near lock, Young heads to D.C. to solidify a Redskins defensive unit that could be surprisingly scary.
No. 3: Lions select
, CB, Ohio State
Unbelievably nimble, Okudah heads to Detroit with his sights set on terrorizing opposing quarterbacks.
No. 4: Giants select
, OL, Iowa
The Giants snag a mobile big man to protect fellow youngster Daniel Jones.
No. 5: Dolphins select
, QB, Alabama
The Dolphins get the guy they've been linked to for several years now.
No. 6: Chargers select
, QB, Oregon
Things fall into place for the Chargers to snag their next franchise quarterback.
No. 7: Panthers select
, DL, Auburn
An explosive lineman joins a suddenly competitive NFC South division as he prepares to wreak havoc.
No. 8: Cardinals select
, OL, Louisville
Mekhi Becton is an absolute truck. Congratulations, Arizona.
No. 9: Jaguars select
, CB, Florida
The Jaguars begin their defensive rebuild with a cornerback who rarely makes mistakes.
No. 10: Browns select
, LB, Clemson
The top linebacker in the draft falls right into the Browns' laps, setting up a strong defense for years to come.
No. 11: Jets select
, WR, Alabama
New York gets an elusive wideout to pair with a fellow speed demon in Breshad Perriman.
No. 12: Raiders select
, WR, Oklahoma
The Raiders are welcomed to Las Vegas with the selection of this intelligent and talented receiver.
No. 13: 49ers select
, RB, Georgia
This Georgia product sneaks his way into the middle of the first round thanks to his bizarre athleticism.
No. 14: Buccaneers select
, OL, Georgia
One of the best linemen in the draft heads south to protect Tom Brady.
No. 15: Broncos select Jedrick Wills, OL, Alabama
Arguably the draft's top pass protector heads out west to protect Drew Lock.
No. 16: Falcons select
, LB, Louisiana State
This LSU product has ridiculous explosiveness and energy. Falcons fans will love this pick.
No. 17: Cowboys select
, LB, Oklahoma
Murray brings immense range and energy to Dallas as the Cowboys look to replace Sean Lee.
No. 18: Dolphins select
, S, Alabama
A versatile player, McKinney is a smooth safety with a high IQ.
No. 19: Raiders select
, WR, Alabama
The Raiders spend both first-round picks on receivers, landing an absolute speed demon here.
No. 20: Jaguars select Laviska Shenault, Jr., WR, Colorado
Shenault owns a smooth glide and impressive IQ, making him a good fit for Jacksonville's young offense.
No. 21: Eagles select
, LB, Louisiana State
Among Queen's many talents, he holds one of the best football IQs in the entire draft class.
No. 22: Vikings select
, WR, Louisiana State
Minnesota had no choice but to pursue a receiver here. They end up getting a national champion with immense talent.
No. 23: Patriots select
, QB, Oklahoma
The Patriots quickly find their next franchise quarterback in this mobile Oklahoma signal-caller.
No. 24: Saints select
, CB, Louisiana State
One of the top players in the draft, this impressive pass defender fell into the Saints' laps.
No. 25: Vikings select
, EDGE, Wisconsin
The Vikings waste no time in bolstering their defense with this explosive pass-rusher.
No. 26: Dolphins select
, EDGE, Penn State
The Dolphins use another pick on defense by snagging a big-bodied rusher.
No. 27: Seahawks select
, OL, Michigan
The best center in this draft, Ruiz heads out west to protect a potential MVP quarterback in Russell Wilson.
No. 28: Ravens select
, DL, South Carolina
No analysis is needed here. On the other hand, can someone explain how Kinlaw fell this far?
No. 29: Titans select
, DL, Texas A&M
While not a big name, Madubuike's ability to split gaps makes his presence felt on the field.
No. 30: Packers select K.J. Hamler, WR, Penn State
The Packers waste no time in adding an explosive wideout to Aaron Rodgers's repertoire.
No. 31: 49ers select
, EDGE, Alabama
Lewis is less of a pass-rusher and more of a big-bodied destructor; he will gladly thwart your play with his large wingspan.
No. 32: Chiefs select
, EDGE, Iowa
Full of power and athleticism, Epenesa lands with the reigning champs.
No. 33: Bengals select
, TE, Lousiana State
A terrific pass-catcher with a big body, Moss lands with the Bengals to continue hauling in throws from Joe Burrow.
No. 34: Colts select
, QB, Washington
A signal-caller with a strong and accurate arm, Eason could be the Colts' next franchise quarterback.
No. 35: Lions select
, LB, Ohio State
The Lions add another physical defensive player who can wreak havoc.
No. 36: Giants select
, S, Louisiana State
Once projected to be a top-10 pick, this defensive animal instantly boosts the Giants' defense.
No. 37: Chargers select
, OL, Houston
The Chargers protect their rookie quarterback with a rookie lineman who has a fabulous build.
No. 38: Panthers select
, CB, Clemson
The Panthers continue to build their defense by selecting this talented athlete with quick feet.
No. 39: Dolphins select
, RB, Louisiana State
A smart and elusive back who reads plays before they happen, this LSU product should be an immediate starter in Miami.
No. 40: Texans select
, CB, Ohio State
A balanced cornerback with smooth footwork, Arnette will slot in nicely in Houston.
No. 41: Browns select
, OL, Texas Christian
Niang is an athletic and big-bodied lineman who should be able to protect Baker Mayfield.
No. 42: Jaguars select WR
, WR, Clemson
Athletic and big, Higgins should slot in as one of Gardner Minshew's favorite targets.
No. 43: Bears select
, CB, Alabama
A beast in zone coverage, Diggs finds himself in a Chicago defense that was already frightening.
No. 44: Colts select
, DL, Texas Christian
One of the top defensive tackles in the draft, Blacklock has explosiveness and a large build to help him terrorize opposing signal-callers.
No. 45: Buccaneers select
, WR, Baylor
Already donning two star wideouts, the Bucs select another explosive youngster as they provide more weapons for Brady.
No. 46: Broncos select
, WR, Arizona State
The Broncos waited to select a wide receiver and it paid off as they manage to land this big-play threat midway through the second round.
No. 47: Falcons select
, WR, South Carolina
A physical and aggressive wideout, Edwards finds himself joining a wide receiver corps that is already scary.
No. 48: Jets select
, OL, Georgia
The Jets fortify their O-line with this big-bodied and explosive Georgia product.
No. 49: Steelers select
, RB, Ohio State
Donning a high IQ, Dobbins falls to the middle of the second round where the Steelers select him to complement James Conner.
No. 50: Bears select
, OL, Ohio State
With awareness that is hard to replicate, this Ohio State guard will be tasked with protecting Mitchell Trubisky or Nick Foles.
No. 51: Cowboys select
, CB, Auburn
Despite playing just two seasons as a cornerback, Igbinoghene has true athleticism that makes him a beast in the secondary.
No. 52: Rams select
, OL, Louisiana State
A force in the trenches, Cushenberry will provide Jared Goff with protection thanks to his large body and impressive length.
No. 53: Eagles select
, CB, Texas Christian
Donning the best footwork out of every cornerback in the draft, Gladney heads to Philly.
No. 54: Bills select
, OL, Alabama
The Bills fortify their offensive line with a smart and versatile big man.
No. 55: Ravens select
, WR, Texas Christian
Reagor will be a solid weapon at Lamar Jackson's disposal thanks to his ability to create space and build big plays.
No. 56: Dolphins select
, OL, South Carolina
With what seems to be a spring-loaded first step, Jackson uses his speed to get into position before opposing defenders even stand up.
No. 57: Rams select
, EDGE, Notre Dame
Flexible and smart, Okwara will rejuvenate the Rams' defense as a pass-rusher.
No. 58: Vikings select
, Jr., S, Minnesota
Winfield's instincts and IQ keep him in Minnesota as he lands with the Vikings.
No. 59: Seahawks select
, DL, Oklahoma
A beast when it comes to pushing through gaps, Gallimore has a high IQ and power that make him a scary force on defense.
No. 60: Ravens select
, OL, Temple
A big-bodied and powerful lineman, Davis's work in the trenches will help Lamar Jackson in his junior season.
No. 61: TItans select
, CB, Mississippi State
Dantzler's ability to read plays and initiate routes before they transpire is very valuable.
No. 62: Packers select
, QB, Utah State
The Packers draft Aaron Rodgers's future successor in this athletic and physical Utah State product.
No. 63: Chiefs select
, CB, Utah
Long and athletic, Johnson is a beast in coverage and should contribute nicely to the reigning champs.
No. 64: Seahawks select
, CB, Virginia
Hall is very physical with a valuable IQ and terrific ball skills.
No. 65: Bengals select
, DL, Ohio State
Big and powerful, opposing linemen will have trouble standing strong when Hamilton tries to pound through.
No. 66: Redskins select
, RB, Florida State
A powerful running back who can make cuts on the fly, Akers adds to Washington's young offense.
No. 67: Lions select
, RB, Wisconsin
A big-bodied running back, Taylor has fabulous power and a great impact in the backfield.
No. 68: Jets select
, OL, Auburn
Athletic with big length, Wanogho finds himself on a Jets team as the second O-lineman they have selected.
No. 69: Panthers select
, DL, Baylor
A sack king, Lynch's production is fabulous and he will likely be vying for a starting role out of camp.
No. 70: Dolphins select
, OL, Louisiana
With power that is hard to come by, Hunt can be relied on to stand strong in the trenches.
No. 71: Chargers select
, LB, Appalachian State
Davis-Gaither has great quickness and a high football IQ.
No. 72: Cardinals select
, EDGE, Boise State
Weaver's quickness and hands make him a scary pass-rushing threat.
No. 73: Jaguars select
, OL, Clemson
Another lineman with strength and power, Simpson will be tasked with protecting Gardner Minshew in his sophomore season.
No. 74: Browns select Kyle Dugger, S, Lenoir-Rhyne
Dugger is explosive with an impressive wingspan; his presence will be felt in Cleveland as soon as he arrives.
No. 75: Colts select
, TE, Notre Dame
A two-sport athlete, Kmet possesses ball skills that will make him an instant favorite with Frank Reich and Philip Rivers.
No. 76: Buccaneers select Jeremy Chinn, S, Southern Illinois
An all-around beast with great physical traits, Chinn is a force to be reckoned with in the secondary.
No. 77: Broncos select Tony Pride, Jr., CB, Notre Dame
Pride has terrific footwork and is a clingy cornerback who is terrific in man coverage.
No. 78: Falcons select
, Jr., WR, South California
Pittman has great hands and will never stop fighting for the football until he hears the whistle.
No. 79: Jets select
, OL, Louisiana State
Charles is swift and smooth; his presence will certainly be felt with the Jets.
No. 80: Raiders select
, LB, Oregon
Dye will make an instant impact with great range and athleticism.
No. 81: Raiders select
, CB, Louisiana Tech
Robertson is a fearless cornerback with great ball skills; he will never give up on a play no matter where he is on the field.
No. 82: Cowboys select
, OT, Boise State
Cleveland has good mobility but often gets overpowered by opposing linemen.
No. 83: Broncos select
, LB, Texas Tech
While he struggles in man coverage, Brooks has size and speed on his side.
No. 84: Rams select
, S, California
A rangy safety, Davis is a reliable threat when defending against the pass.
No. 85: Lions select
, EDGE, Michigan
With his burst and flexibility, Uche could become an instant favorite in Detroit.
No. 86: Bills select
, WR, Texas A&M
A route-runner with great footwork, Davis will surely be a favorite target of Josh Allen.
No. 87: Patriots select
, EDGE, Florida
Greenard possesses determination and grit along with a sixth sense that allows him to be a beast when rushing the quarterback.
No. 88: Saints select
, OL, Wisconsin
Biadasz has a high IQ and terrific power, both of which will be very valuable in New Orleans.
No. 89: Vikings select
, DL, Auburn
A rocket out of his stance, Davidson almost always has a first-step advantage over offensive linemen.
No. 90: Texans select
, WR, Michigan
Peoples-Jones has a beautiful blend of several skills, making him equipped for almost any situation on offense.
No. 91: Raiders select
, EDGE, Florida
Strength and effort are Zuniga's top traits; he's a force to be reckoned with on defense.
No. 92: Ravens select
, WR, Notre Dame
Much like Peoples-Jones, Claypool has size and a good blend of skills that make him a balanced threat.
No. 93: Titans select
, RB, Florida
Perine lacks elusiveness but can often shred through defenders with his top-notch power.
No. 94: Packers select
, TE, Purdue
Hopkins is an excellent route-runner which makes it easy for his quarterbacks to hit him in stride.
No. 95: Broncos select
, DE, Utah
Anae possesses great effort and passion that coaches love and opponents hate.
No. 96: Chiefs select
, OL, Louisiana State
Another powerful lineman, Lewis heads to the reigning champs as he looks to protect the league's best quarterback.
No. 97: Browns select
, OL, Michigan
Bredeson has underrated power and a solid frame.
No. 98: Patriots select
, WR, Florida
One of the best route runners in the draft, Jefferson will serve as another weapon for Jalen Hurts.
No. 99: Giants select
, Jr., LB, Mississippi State
Gay will fight for a starting role with his physicality and explosiveness.
No. 100: Patriots select Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton
With great physical traits, Trautman isn't the best pass-catcher but rather a solid blocker.
No. 101: Seahawks select
, LB, Wyoming
Excellent trigger and response make up Wilson, who will be an exciting defender in Seattle.
No. 102: Steelers select
, EDGE, Tennessee
An excellent athlete with strength and burst, Taylor is a pass-rusher with scary good ability. (Look out, AFC North quarterbacks.)
No. 103: Eagles select
, RB, Utah
A physical running back with elusiveness, Moss slots into a crowded backfield that needs a clear leader.
No. 104: Rams select
, RB, Memphis
Gibson is a versatile running back who can make an impact in both the air and ground games.
No. 105: Vikings select Matthew Peart, OT, Connecticut
Peart has a great frame and is able to hold his own in the trenches.
No. 106: Ravens select
, TE, Washington
Bryant is versatile with great ball skills that make him look like a wide receiver.
No. 107: Bengals select
, S, Clemson
The Bengals open the fourth round by landing a versatile safety out of Clemson.
No. 108: Redskins select
, WR, Ohio State
Hill is smooth when running routes, both before and after the catch.
No. 109: Lions select
, QB, Georgia
Matthew Stafford's successor has arrived in the form of a Georgia product who is calm and reliable in the pocket.
No. 110: Giants select
, LB, California
Weaver is a beast of a competitor with drive and passion that stands out among his peers.
No. 111: Texans select
, S, Iowa
Donning natural feet and a high IQ, Stone joins the Texans amidst their defensive restructuring.
No. 112: Chargers select
, OL, Georgia
A true technician, Throckmorton is versatile with a high football IQ.
No. 113: Panthers select
, OL, Michigan
Compact and aware, Onwenu can be a beast in tight spaces with great footwork and power.
No. 114: Cardinals select
, OL, Oregon
Lemieux is powerful and stands out in the run game with his solid blocking.
No. 115: Browns select
, S, Clemson
Wallace is a versatile and physical safety who can be a true impact player.
No. 116: Jaguars select
, CB, Iowa
Ojemudia's best trait is clearly his awareness as he has great instincts and is often in the right place at the right time.
No. 117: Buccaneers select Ben Bartch, OT, St. John's
Bartch impresses with his great footwork and mobility.
No. 118: Broncos select
, WR, Wisconsin
Cephus possesses a great frame, powerful ball skills, and impressive route running talents.
No. 119: Falcons select
, EDGE, Notre Dame
Long and powerful with great extension, Kareem will be a powerful threat in Atlanta.
No. 120: Jets select
, RB, Maryland
With top-notch elusiveness and acceleration, McFarland will be a valuable weapon for the Jets.
No. 121: Raiders select
, EDGE, Alabama
Jennings's great hands and powerful processing make him a great pick for the Raiders.
No. 122: Colts select
, OL, Fresno
Muti is tenacious with relentless power and mobility.
No. 123: Cowboys select
, OL, Washington
Harris lacks in length, but he has made up for that by blocking in space and being very mobile.
No. 124: Steelers select
, WR, Minnesota
Johnson has great ball skills with immense value in contested plays.
No. 125: Patriots select
, S, Utah
Burgess is smooth and fluid with proven excellence in man coverage.
No. 126: Rams select
, WR, Texas
With speed, hands, and athleticism, Duvernay is a steal here.
No. 127: Eagles select
, WR, Texas
A big and physical wideout, Johnson could move to tight end in the NFL.
No. 128: Bills select
, LB, Wake Forest
Strnad has made great progress in just a few years and will be an impact player in Buffalo.
No. 129: Ravens select
, EDGE, Michigan State
Willekes is a versatile rusher who gives full effort play in and play out.
No. 130: Saints select
, WR, Tennessee
The Saints bolster their receiving corps with an explosive and reliable target.
No. 131: Cardinals select
, TE, Mississippi
Athletic, versatile, and speedy, Okwuegbunam is a great fit for Arizona despite their fairly crowded receiving corps.
No. 132: Vikings select
, DL, North Carolina State
Explosive and aggressive, Murchison gives his full effort on every play.
No. 133: Seahawks select
, WR, Boise State
With speed and yard after catch potential, Hightower will be a threat on check-downs and jet sweeps.
No. 134: Ravens select
, EDGE, Charlotte
Highsmith has a powerful motor and excellent anticipation, making him a great threat on defense.
No. 135: Steelers select
, OL, Mississippi State
With immense size and power, Phillips can be an impact player in the trenches.
No. 136: Packers select
, OL, Kansas
Reliable and big, Adeniji could gain a starting role midway through the season and never look back.
No. 137: Jaguars select
, TE, UCLA
Balanced as both a receiver and blocker, Asiasi will have value in Jacksonville.
No. 138: Chiefs select
, WR, Virginia
Versatile and speedy, Reed has the vision to break free from defenders and make a big play.
No. 139: Buccaneers select
, RB, Arizona State
Benjamin goes all out for every play but still has strong body control.
No. 140: Jaguars select
, WR, Central Florida
Davis has a great frame with good height and length; he is also successful in hauling in deep passes.
No. 141: Dolphins select
, LB, Utah State
Woodward is smart and disciplined, so while he isn't flashy, he is reliable and makes the right plays at the right times.
No. 142: Redskins select A.J. Dillon, RB, Boston College
Dillon has size and power and does a great job shredding tackles.
No. 143: Falcons select
, EDGE, South Carolina
Wonnum is persistent, which is a good trait considering he doesn't always split the first gap he sees.
No. 144: Seahawks select
, QB, Florida International
Quickly climbing up draft rankings, Morgan has a sturdy frame with a cannon of an arm.
No. 145: Eagles select
, WR, Liberty
Gandy-Golden does a great job getting open and hauling in tricky passes.
No. 146: Eagles select
, Jr., S, Maryland
Brooks is a physical safety with a strong frame, making him a good fit in Philadelphia.
No. 147: Bengals select
, S, Notre Dame
Smart and aggressive, Gilman should have a positive presence in Cincinnati.
No. 148: Panthers select
, WR, Tulane
Donning speed and explosiveness, Mooney could become one of Teddy Bridgewater's favorite targets.
No. 149: Lions select
, CB, Temple
Hand is physical with grit and toughness that allow him to be a force in the secondary.
No. 150: Giants select
, WR, Southern Mississippi
Composed yet explosive, Watkins joins the bottom of a crowded receiving corps.
No. 151: Chargers select
, WR, Vanderbilt
Lipscomb will aid whoever the Chargers' quarterback is by using his polished route running and high football IQ.
No. 152: Panthers select
, EDGE, North Carolina State
Smith-Williams has the power and length necessary to be a solid pass-rusher.
No. 153: Dolphins select
, WR, Southern Methodist
With great ball skills, James Proche is talented when it comes to getting open and hauling in tough passes.
No. 154: Dolphins select
, CB, UCLA
Holmes has speed and great awareness; he should slot in nicely as defensive depth.
No. 155: Vikings select
, TE, Stanford
With great ball skills, Parkinson joins a tight end room with veteran Kyle Rudolph and sophomore Irv Smith, Jr.
No. 156: 49ers select
, RB, Vanderbilt
Vaughn is a promising prospect with solid footwork and decisiveness.
No. 157: Ravens select Lynn Bowden, Jr., WR, Kentucky
A jack of all trades, Bowden doesn't stand out with any strengths or weaknesses.
No. 158: Jets select
, TE, Cincinnati
Deguara is a tough guy with talent in both the blocking and passing games.
No. 159: Raiders select
, WR, Cincinnati
Hodgins is a strong wideout with great hands and ball skills; he also excels when it comes to breaking tackles.
No. 160: Colts select Isaiah Coulter, WR, Rhode Island
Coulter is a balanced wideout and reliable weapon with his size, speed, and balance.
No. 161: Buccaneers select
, DT, Baylor
Roy has a large frame and impressive power, adding to the Bucs' strong defensive presence.
No. 162: Redskins select
, EDGE, Auburn
Coe has length and an overall strong frame, but he won't be competing with Chase Young for a starting job.
No. 163: Bears select
, S, Ohio State
Fuller is a physical safety with a decent frame. This is another solid defensive pick-up for the Bears.
No. 164: Cowboys select
, CB, Wake Forest
Bassey has good awareness as well as strong ball and coverage skills.
No. 165: Jaguars select
, OL, Kentucky
The Jaguars will employ this powerful and physical lineman to protect Gardner Minshew.
No. 166: Lions select
, OL, South Carolina State
Long, athletic, and mobile, Taylor could slot in nicely as a starter down the road.
No. 167: Bills select
, QB, Washington State
A pocket passer, Gordon has a fabulous delivery and will serve as a reliable back-up to Josh Allen.
No. 168: Eagles select
, CB, Washington
With explosiveness and accurate timing, Bryant should be able to make an impact down the road.
No. 169: Saints select
, LB, Miami
Quarterman uses his physicality and intensity to wreak havoc on defense.
No. 170: Jaguars select
II, CB, Tulsa
The Jaguars continue the restructuring on defense with this tall cornerback.
No. 171: Texans select
, S, West Virginia
With great overall ball skills, Robinson can be relied on to track down almost any pass.
No. 172: Patriots select
, OL, Oregon
Strong and smart, Hanson is often able to hold his own in the trenches.
No. 173: Dolphins select
, DL, Louisiana State
Physical and tough, Lawrence will be a nice depth addition to Miami's defense.
No. 174: Titans select
, QB, Arizona
Athletic and mobile, Tate also has a good arm and couldbe Ryan Tannehill's future successor.
No. 175: Packers select
, OL, Wake Forest
Herron is best in the passing game with length and mobility on his side.
No. 176: 49ers select
, WR, Ohio State
Victor's size and corresponding catch radius make him a go-to target.
No. 177: Chiefs select
, S, Texas
Physical and aggressive, Jones also excels in the tackling game.
No. 178: Broncos select
, TE, Florida Atlantic
A solid route runner, Bryant is a big receiver but can still find separation when necessary.
No. 179: Cowboys select
, TE, Virginia Tech
Extremely verstile, Keene can be used in various positions on the field as a blocker or receiver.
No. 180: Bengals select
, LB, Louisiana State
What Phillips lacks in IQ, he makes up for with speed and aggressiveness during his pursuits.
No. 181: Broncos select
, DL, Uath
Explosive and powerful, Fotu uses his quickness to burst through gaps in the offensive line.
No. 182: Lions select
, TE, Oregon
Breeland isn't the best blocker but in the passing game, he uses speed and ball skills to his advantage.
No. 183: Giants select
, CB, Michigan State
With quick footwork and tight coverage, Scott has a promising future.
No. 184: Panthers select
, DL, North Carolina
Best when defending against the run, Strowbridge provides the Panthers with even more depth in the trenches.
No. 185: Dolphins select
, WR, Miami
A solid leader, Osborn has the speed to break through coverage and haul in deep passes.
No. 186: Chargers select DeeJay Williams, RB, Miami
Williams is impressive in the backfield with a great frame and football IQ.
No. 187: Browns select
, OL, Mississippi
Williams is a gritty lineman with a high IQ; he should provide Cleveland with solid depth.
No. 188: Bills select
, DL, Ohio State
Landers's best trait is his explosiveness, which he uses to get beat opposing linemen early and often.
No. 189: Jaguars select
, OL, Auburn
The Jaguars add another offensive lineman in Driscoll, who is fluid and mobile in the trenches.
No. 190: Eagles select
, K, Georgia
The Eagles take the best kicker in the draft in Blankenship, who has a strong leg and is well-rounded.
No. 191: Jets select
, DL, Arkansas
Agim's speed and length allow him to challenge opposing linemen.
No. 192: Packers select
, LB, Purdue
Physical and smart, Bailey would be a Day 2 pick if it weren't for his injury history.
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No. 193: Colts select
, S, Utah
Versatile and reliable, Blackmon uses his size and speed to cover the secondary.
No. 194: Buccaneers select
, QB, Hampton
Francois pairs his rocket arm and strong pocket awareness with his ability to break out and scramble.
No. 195: Patriots select
, LB, Fresno State
Versatile and smart, Walker will provide the Patriots with depth on defense.
No. 196: Bears select
, TE, Vanderbilt
The Bears already have nine tight ends on their roster and will add a 10th in Pinkney, a talented blocker who struggles in the passing game.
No. 197: Colts select Pop Lacey, S, New Hampshire
Strong and versatile, Lacey is a bit of a reach but a solid depth grab with the Colts' final pick.
No. 198: Steelers select
, EDGE, Miami
Garvin possesses great size and fluidity and will be a reliable depth pass-rusher.
No. 199: Rams select Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State
While versatile, Taumoepeau is better in the passing game where he has great ball skills and can accumulate yards after catch.
No. 200: Bears select
, DL, Nebraska
Speedy and driven, Davis can be relied on to never give up on a play.
No. 201: Vikings select
, OL, San Diego State
Ismael has an all-around great football IQ, but he excels in reading the defense before the snap.
No. 202: Cardinals select
, LB, Virginia
Mack is a well-rounded linebacker with solid aggressiveness.
No. 203: Saints select
, S, Tennessee
Versatile and physical, Warrior provides the Saints with depth in the secondary.
No. 204: Patriots select
, CB, Utah
Speedy and mobile, Guidry also dons a sticky trait that makes him excellent in coverage.
No. 205: Vikings select
, RB, Appalachian State
Shifty and elusive, Evans will provide the Vikings with solid depth in the backfield.
No. 206: Jaguars select Aaron Parker, WR, Rhode Island
Parker is great in coverage, consistently winning contested challenges.
No. 207: Bills select
, S, North Carolina
Dorn's quick trigger and smooth feet will provide the Bills with solid safety depth.
No. 208: Packers select
, RB, Arizona
Athletic and confident, Taylor uses his quick feet to be a force in the backfield.
No. 209: Packers select
, DL, Michigan State
A beast against the run, Williams has the drive and potential to be a future starter.
No. 210: 49ers select
, RB, UCLA
The 49ers add yet another running back in this physical and driven UCLA product.
No. 211: Jets select
, QB, Oregon
Luton has poor accuracy but he (somewhat) makes up for that with his excellent pocket presence and awareness.
No. 212: Patriots select
, OT, North Carolina
Lengthy and mobile, the Patriots will rely on Heck to move around the trenches.
No. 213: Patriots select
, K, Georgia Southern
The second-best kicker in the draft, Bass will be tasked with replacing Stephen Gostkowski.
No. 214: Seahawks select
, EDGE, Minnesota
Speedy and productive, Coughlin often beats opposing linemen with a quick first step.
No. 215: Bengals select
, LB, Temple
Quick and strong in coverage, Bradley also has the ability to shoot through gaps.
No. 216: Redskins select
, RB, Texas Christian
Anderson has a good balance of quickness and strength, allowing him to stay on his feet even when being tackled.
No. 217: 49ers select
, EDGE, Tulsa
With length and flexibility, Gipson is a force to be reckoned with.
No. 218: Giants select
, DL, Ole Miss
Jones is a strong lineman who can fight his way through gaps.
No. 219: Vikings select
, CB, Penn State
Quick and fluid, Reid has the ability to move around the secondary and cling onto receivers.
No. 220: Chargers select
, CB, Minnesota
Aggressive and physical, Williamson is a feisty and clingy cornerback who wins battles.
No. 221: Panthers select Benjamin LeMay, RB, Charlotte
Lemay has good vision and an impressive ability to break tackles.
No. 222: Cardinals select Michael Divinity, Jr., LB, Louisiana State
Length is the best trait for Divinity, who could be impactful down the road.
No. 223: Jaguars select Patrick Taylor, Jr., RB, Memphis
With drive and effort, Taylor has the skills to be a solid third-down back, especially if Leonard Fournette is traded.
No. 224: Titans select
, WR, Florida
A balanced and poised wideout, Cleveland could be transformed into a reliable deep threat.
No. 225: Ravens select
, CB, Oklahoma State
Physical and athletic, Green will never give up on a play.
No. 226: Bears select
, OT, Texas Tech
A great blocker, Steele has impressive length and provides the Bears with solid depth.
No. 227: Dolphins select Tipa Galea'i, EDGE, Utah State
Galea'i possesses good athleticism and short-area quickness.
No. 228: Falcons select
, CB, Central Florida
With long arms, good footwork, and a high IQ, Clarke is an extremely underrated cornerback.
No. 229: Redskins select Cheyenne O'Grady, TE, Arkansas
A decent blocker and smart receiver, O'Grady is worthy of a shot with the Redskins, who lack a clear starter at tight end.
No. 230: Patriots select
, S, Georgia
Reed is a physical safety who is also an excellent tackler.
No. 231: Cowboys select James Robinson, RB, Illinois State
A hard-worker with good balance, Robinson would add depth to a talented Dallas backfield.
No. 232: Steelers select
, CB, Pitt
Competitive and talented, Jackson will provide Pittsburgh with depth in the secondary.
No. 233: Bears select
, LB, Colorado
With good range and potential in coverage, Taylor has a promising future ahead of him.
No. 234: Rams select
, K, Utah State
Eberle is a dominant kicker who has the strongest leg in this year's draft.
No. 235: Lions select LaVert Hill, CB, Michigan
Feisty and aggressive, Hill is a solid depth choice for the Lions.
No. 236: Packers select
, OT, Michigan
Strong and smart, Runyan can be a reliable guy in the trenches.
No. 237: Titans select
, RB, Missouri
Rountree had a great season in 2019 and could be a future starter in Tennessee.
No. 238: Giants select
, EDGE, Syracuse
Coleman has great technique and timing and could be a future beast in New York.
No. 239: Bills select
, P, Texas A&M
The top punter in this draft, Mann adds a strong leg to the Buffalo special teams unit.
No. 240: Texans select
, WR, Florida
Swain is a fluid receiver with great burst.
No. 241: Patriots select
, WR, Georgia
Cager is a big-bodied wideout with ball skills that stand out.
No. 242: Packers select
, K, Miami (Ohio)
Sloman is a talented kicker but likely won't secure a roster spot over Mason Crosby.
No. 243: Titans select
, P, Florida
Another talented punter, Townsend could pursue a starting role but will likely fall short to Brett Kern.
No. 244: Browns select
, DL, Alabama-Birmingham
With speed and energy, Marino can be a scary beast in the trenches.
No. 245: 49ers select Lamar Jackson, CB, Nebraska
Jackson possesses excellent length and athleticism, making him a candidate to survive the mid-summer roster cuts.
No. 246: Dolphins select
, S, California
Hawkins is a physical and tough safety who never gives up on a play.
No. 247: Giants select
, OT, Washington
Tenacious and physical, Adams should be able to secure a spot on an NFL roster before the draft comes to an end.
No. 248: Texans select
, CB, Miami
Bandy has smooth and quick footwork; he should provide solid depth in Miami.
No. 249: Vikings select
, CB, Florida State
Tough and talented, Taylor will add depth in Minnesota.
No. 250: Texans select
, S, Notre Dame
Elliott is a talented tackler with impressive physicality.
No. 251: Dolphins select
, TE, South Florida
Production is the name of the game for this reliable South Florida tight end.
No. 252: Broncos select
, QB, Hawaii
This physical signal-caller will fight for a backup role behind sophomore Drew Lock in 2020.
No. 253: Vikings select
, QB, Virginia
With good size and athletic ability, Perkins will battle to be Kirk Cousins's backup.
No. 254: Broncos select
, OT, Ball State
Athletic and skilled, Pinter has grown as a blocker over the years.
No. 255: Giants select
, QB, Michigan
Mr. Irrelevant is Michigan's athletic and mobile signal-caller.
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