Two weeks ago, 50 NFL UK Fans teamed up to join Stocks, Lee, Ash and I in doing a 7 round full mock draft with trades. I wanted to share the results of that with you.

This draft took 10 days to complete. Thank you to everyone who took part. you can also check out Murf’s and Stock’s Mock Draft’s for the first round on the site as well.

Here is the full Mock Draft:

Pick	Original Team	New Team (if Pick Traded)	Player	Position	College	Reason
1	Bengals		Joe Burrow	QB	LSU	The mostly consensus number 1 pick. Accuracy, mental toughness and big game calmness, easy pick
2	Redskins		Chase Young	EDGE	Ohio State	Best player in the draft.
3	Lions	DOLPHINS	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	Alabama	QB of the future
4	Giants	RAVENS	Isaiah Simmons	LB	Clemson	Massive fan of this player, desperately wanted him and traded a lot of picks to get him. Well worth it.
5	Dolphins	PANTHERS	Jeffrey Okudah	CB	OSU	One of the biggest gaps we needed to fill
6	Chargers		Justin Herbert	QB	Oregon	Clearly the Chargers need their new face of the franchise. Herbert has huge upside with the right supporting cast and the Chargers are at least close to having that, especially at the skill positions.
7	Panthers	JAGUARS	Tristan Wirfs	OT	Iowa	Foles failed in Jacksonville because we couldn’t keep him upright, Minshew deserves better.
8	Cardinals		Jedrick Wills	OT	Alabama	Give Kyler some time to throw. let him run by choice rather than necessity
9	Jaguars	LIONS	Mekhi Becton	OL	Louisville	Decker is in 5th year option, line has been a mess and a value to get an elite tackle prospect before the end of the run
10	Browns		Andrew Thomas	OT	Georgia	Best tackle on the board
11	Jets		Jerry Jeudy	WR	Alabama	With the top OTs off the board, it had to be the best WR on the board to give Sam Darnold some much ne
12	Raiders		CeeDee Lamb	WR	Oklahoma	I think that CeeDee Lamb is the best WR in this draft class, he has truly exceptional ball skills and has Odell Beckham type ability after the catch. Awesome route-running, great hands and athleticism. He is an NFL-ready alpha wideout, which is exactly what Las Vegas need. With this addition, the Raiders have a seriously strong offense, and this pick sets up the rest of the draft with their biggest need filled with the best player at that position on day one.
13	49ers		Derrick Brown	DL	Auburn	A great replacement for De-Fo can’t believe he dropped to me!
14	Buccaneers	VIKINGS	K’lavon Chaisson	EDGE	LSU	Griffen not returning, top OTs off the board felt this position a necessity
15	Broncos		Javon Kinlaw	IDL	South Carolina	Kinlaw is a big bodied linebacker capable of playing anywhere in the box. Power behind Chubb and Miller
16	Falcons		Kristian Fulton	CB	LSU	With Desmond Trufant’s release, the Falcons needed top talent at CB to fill the void
17	Cowboys	LIONS	CJ Henderson	CB	Florida	Will pair with Trufant for a nice tandemn, traded away from Okudah for pick value and up to grab last of the corners at the next tier.
18	Dolphins		Josh Jones	OL	Houston	Have to protect Tua
19	Raiders		Grant Delpit	S	LSU	I wanted to trade back here but there were no takers, so I went for my #1 Safety on the board here, Grant Delpit out of LSU. He is a smart and athletic safety who can do damage against the run and pass. He has improved his tackling over the last year and he is an instinctual and playmaking addition to a young improving defense. The Raiders are now just a couple of additions away from the defense that they need to support their foffense.
20	Jaguars	GIANTS	Xavier McKinney	S	Alabama	Best player remaining on the board in a position of need.
21	Eagles		Trevon Diggs	CB	Alabama	Need to stop giving up the deep ball.
22	Vikings		Henry Ruggs III	WR	Alabama	Diggs replacement
23	Patriots	PACKERS	Patrick Queen	LB	LSU	Moving up ahead of New Orleans who have a need at LB to select a dynamic playmaker in the middle of the field. Queen was the quarterback of an LSU defense that showed immense improvement as 2019 went on, he will bring some much needed dynamism to the Packers defense.
24	Saints		Justin Jefferson	WR	LSU	Long term partner for Thomas. Explosive and smart WR.
25	Vikings	BUCCANEERS	A.J Epenesa	EDGE	Iowa	After trading down, it was a case of taking BPA in a position of need. Very happy to have Epenesa here to fill the hole left by Nassib
26	Dolphins	JAGUARS	D’Andre Swift	RB	Georgia	Not a position of need per-say, but sometimes a player is too good to pass up on. Gives us longer term options going forwards.
27	Seahawks		Yetur Gross-Matos	EDGE	Penn State	Huge position of need. After missing out on Epenesa, had to take the best EDGE on the board. Lots of promise.
28	Ravens	COWBOYS	Raekwon Davis	DL	Alabama	The corner value here did not feel right so instead we will give McCoy and Lawrence and big run disrupter to work with
29	Titans	COLTS	Jordan Love	QB	Utah State	Bringing him in to sit behind Rivers for a year.
30	Packers	PATRIOTS	Kenneth Murray	LB	Oklahoma	We have lots of needs. Trading down again was an option but Murray fills a need and will fit into our defence perfectly. His instincts and sideline to sideline speed give us something we lost with the losses in free agency
31	49ers		Brandon Aiyuk	WR	Arizona State	Need to replace Emmanuel Sanders and I think Aiyuk is a weapon Shanahan would love
32	Chiefs		Julian Okwara	EDGE	Notre Dame	A need to improve pass rush so took best available.
	Round 2
33	Bengals	COWBOYS	Austin Jackson	OT	USC	A top-15 player on my board. Not a need but depth at offensive line is always valuable. He is also a future potential starter
34	Colts		Tee Higgins	WR	Clemson	Need to give Rivers and Love more weapons.
35	Lions		Ross Blacklock	DT	TCU	Needed a disruptor on the D-Line to help stop the run.
36	Giants		Prince Tega Wanogho	OT	Auburn	Needed help on O-Line. BPA
37	Chargers		Jeff Gladney	CB	TCU	Best player on the board for us at this point. Quite shocked he was there at this point to be honest! The pick isn’t a huge need but it gives a succession play for Casey Hayward and Chris Harris.
38	Panthers		Neville Gallimore	DL	Oklahoma	Added much needed speed to the front 7
39	Dolphins		Antoine Winfield Jr	DB	Minnesota Golden Gopher	Next biggest need was a CB so bringing in a flexible DB in Winfield will really help.
40	Texans		Jalen Reagor	WR	TCU	Most complete reciever left of the board with lower floor but higher upside to develop into a true no1
41	Browns		Cesar Ruiz	IOL	Michigan	Continuing to bolster the OL has to be a huge priority
42	Jaguars		Justin Madubuike	IDL	Texas A&M	Big, strong and physical with tremendous athleticism for a man of his size.
43	Bears		Jonah Jackson	IOL	OSU	Have to keep Nick upright!
44	Colts	TITANS	Ezra Cleveland	OT	Boise State	Developmental OT prospect in the NFL. He’s got the movement skills to eventually become a starter, can instantly become a swing tackle now Kelly is starting, and can takeover at RT soon
45	Buccaneers		Lucas Niang	OT	TCU	Argubally the 5th Tackle in this class who could have been higher had it not been for a hip Injury. With cementing a new QB, the job is to protect him. Niang has work to do, especially in Pass Coverage, but he’s a huge athlete and 6 foot 7. He will lock into a starter role day 1
46	Broncos	BUCCANEERS	Jonathan Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	My RB1 and fills my last critical need for the draft. Overpaid a tad to move up but very happy to get our guy
47	Falcons	LIONS	Zack Baun	LB	Wisconsin	Unique versatile chess piece in the Matt Patricia scheme can add edge rush or coverage depending on the formation
48	Jets		Denzel Mims	WR	Baylor	With another run on OTs earlier in R2, the value was here ar WR (again)
49	Steelers		Damon Arnette	CB	Ohio State	Ash’s No3 CB in the 2020 class and great value at this stage. Alot of potential in an area lacking for Steelers
50	Bears	SEAHAWKS	Laviska Shenault Jr.	WR	Colorado	An added talented weapon for Wilson in hopefully a more up tempo offence this year
51	Cowboys		AJ Terrell	CB	Clemson	Needed someone to come in and help the Cowboys stop getting beat with the deep ball.
52	Rams		Clyde Edwards-Helairie	RB	LSU	Loss of Gurley they need a champion running back. Dual threat
53	Eagles		KJ Hamler	WR	Penn State	Serious lack of competition in the WR room and need someone to take the top off.
54	Bills		JK Dobbins	RB	Ohio Stare	My RB1 and BPA out of the main Bills needs
55	Ravens	GIANTS	Jonathan Greenard	EDGE	Florida	Keep building the trenches with an explosive EDGE.
56	Dolphins	Falcons	Marlon Davidson	iDL	Auburn	Grady Jarret has needed someone disruptive next to him for years, Davidson is that guy.
57	Texans		Jaylon Johnson	CB	Utah	Altheticim and traits to box out receivers on the boundary, able to make plays on the ball and assist in run support. Third best corner on some boards couldn’t pass up value at premier position.
58	Vikings	BRONCOS	Lloyd Cushenberry III	IOL	LSU	Denver needs a stronger line on both sides of the ball and Lloyd Cushenberry III provides a strong core on offense
59	Seahawks		Cameron Dantzler	CB	Mississippi State	CB huge need, not addressed in FA so needed to be done here. Tre Flowers on his own isn’t good enough
60	Ravens	BEARS -> JAGUARS	Noah Igbinoghene	CB	Auburn	Corners were going thick and fast, so worth a trade up to grab one of our top 3 remaining after the first round.
61	Titans		Donovan Peoples-Jones	WR	Michigan	Didn’t quite have the production at Michigan given his status as a five-star recruit and No. 1 wide receiver in his class coming out of high school. That said, his quarterback play has been dreadful and it limited his ability to be more productive. Peoples-Jones has many qualities that make him an appealing NFL prospect and likely a better pro than college player. Will probably be on the roster as WR4 and as a returner
62	Packers		Cole Kmet	TE	Notre Dame	Best TE in the draft. Need a difference maker and a space in the room now Graham has left.
63	Chiefs		Bryce Hall	CB	Virginia	Ridiculous coverage grades in PFF and balanced athlete to address a weaker area in KC
64	Seahawks	BENGALS	Kyle Dugger	S	Lenoir-Rhyne	Potential first round talent dropping to the end of the 2nd, can kick Williams into LB if needed, but upgrade needed anyway
	Round 3
65	Bengals		Netane Muti	IOL	Fresno State	Steal in terms of talent, complete beast on the line, guard huge need for us, injuries the only concern
66	Redskins	BEARS	Jeremy Chinn	S/LB	Southern Illinois	The bears love small school guys! Many believe that Chinn can be a safety linebacker hybrid. Great at coming down hill and attacking the ball. He should be able to fill the strong safety position the bears are looking for after Amos left and let eddie jackson, the best safety in the league (Jamal Adams is a Jet) play center field again.
67	Lions		Ashtyn Davis	S	California	Long term answer at Free Safety, can contribute immediately in nickel packages
68	Jets		Josh Uche	Edge	Mich Massive	Mad that the Giants gave us this pick for Leonard Williams lol
69	Panthers	FALCONS	Troy Dye	LB	Oregon	Can do a little bit of everything between the hashes, adding much needed depth a quality to a thin group
70	Dolphins		Isaiah Wilson	OT	Georgia	A day 1 starter in the 3rd round who will keep Tua upright.
71	Chargers		Matt Peart	T	Connecticut	Hard to find tackles that move well after the top of the draft. Ex-hoops captain Peart is an exception, and worth a punt at this point with the sure-thing tackles long cleaned off the board.
72	Cardinals		Cam Akers	RB	Florida State	Explosive back who is a pass catcher.
73	Jaguars	REDSKINS	Hunter Bryant	TE	Washington	Best TE available. Serious position of need with Reed released and Vernon Davis retiring
74	Browns		Malik Harrison	LB	Ohio State	Bolstering our young LB room
75	Colts	TITANS	Troy Pride Jr.	CB	Notre Dame	CB Room is currently looking empty with the loss of Logan Ryan and LeShaun Sims. Pride has great coverage skills and wont be forced into a staring role right away allowing him time to develop.
76	Buccaneers		Jacob Eason	QB	Washington	A nod to the future with this pick. Huge upside and a chance to learn from the QB whisperer and the Greatest QB of all time (Mark Sanchez plays for the Bucs???)
77	Broncos		Chase Claypool	WR	Notre Dame	huge receiver to compliment Sutton and Locks arm and touch
78	Falcons	LIONS	Michael Pittman Jr	WR	USC	With Julio ageing, need a WR for the future.
79	Jets		Matt Hennessey	IOL	Temple	FIll up my cup it’s party time.
80	Raiders		Amik Robertson	CB	Louisiana Tech	I wanted to trade up into the second round but this is my favourite 3rd round cornerback prospect, Robertson is athletic, instinctive and he has some of the best ball skills in the class. If he was bigger he’d go in the 2nd, but he plays more physically than his frame suggests, so I think he is a fantastic value here.
81	Raiders		Davon Hamilton	IDL	Ohio State	A guy that looks like he was made in a science lab. Incredible in the run game due to his physicality and sheer power. He has room to improve in his pass rushing but due to how much I’ve improved the secondary already (and before the draft they added a fantastic off-ball linebacker too) I love this value – picking up a day one run stuffer with extreme upside
82	Cowboys	GIANTS	Bryan Edwards	WR	South Carolina	WR room lacking so filling with best available talent.
83	Broncos		Tyler Johnson	WR	Minnesota	Giving Lock the reins in year two means giving him weapons. Johnson is a good route runner with enough speed to take the top off whilst has the size to win in contested situations
84	Rams		Curtis Weaver	Edge	Boise State	Versatile player can play in different positions. Much needed for the rams defence
85	Lions	COWBOYS	Terrell Lewis	EDGE	Alabama	Super talented player who should never reach this point. Not an ideal fit for the scheme but a project who could be a big playmaker
86	Bills	TEXANS	Bradlee Anae	EDGE	Utah	Rated as Top 50 player in the draft – relentless motor high effort player, power rusher prowess in shooting his gap assignments. Strong array of pass rush moves which project well as imalxt starter. Can be day 1 starter at outside linebacker.
87	Patriots	STEELERS	Jalen Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	The QB depth kept us out of the play-offs last season. Jalen can sit for a year behind Ben to learn the playbook, then we’ll see if it’s time to hand over to a new style of QB in this league.
88	Saints		Akeem Davis-Gaither	LB	APLST ‬	Big area of need for the Saints and Davis-Gaither can compete for a starting sport day 1.
89	Vikings		AJ Green	CB	Oklahoma ST	Filled another key position where the vikings have holes with a solid player
90	Texans	BILLS	Michael Ojemudia	CB	Iowa	Filled a key need and adds depth at CB
91	Raiders	BENGALS	Jordyn Brooks	LB	Texas Tech	Fills a big need, linebacker depth needed badly, trade made sense to get the guy we wanted
92	Ravens	PACKERS	Van Jefferson	WR	Florida	Injuries moved him down the board. He’s a value here. Potential day 1 talent.
93	Titans		Jake Fromm	QB	Georgia	Fromm is great value at this point in the draft with the potential of either becoming a starter down the line or at least a high-level backup that can handle himself mentally if he’s forced to play as a rookie.
94	Packers	PATRIOTS	Brycen Hopkins	TE	Purdue	Obviously fills a need but Hopkins can be a big weapon in New England. Could improve blocking but the big,atheltic tight end fits the Patriots system very well
95	Broncos		Shane Lemieux	OG	Oregon	Protecting Lock so he can use the weapons we’ve given him is key.
96	Chiefs		Jauan Jennings	WR	Tennessee	Plan is to cut Watkins. This guy is not the fastest, but a broken tackle monster running under in the slot.
97	Browns		Gabriel Davis	WR	UCF	Need a big bodied WR
98	Patriots		Jabari Zuniga	EDGE	Florida	Injuries have hampered him but the upside at this stage of the draft is too tempting. Boom or bust pick we are happy to risk at pick 98
99	Giants	DOLPHINS	Tyler Biadasz	OL	Wisconsin
100	Patriots		Isaiah Hodgins	WR	Oregon State	Excellent ball skils and size make hima very attractive receiver. Will need to develop a little but we really like his talent. Great production in college obviously doesn’t always translate but it is nice to see
101	Seahawks	GIANTS	Evan Weaver	ILB	California	Need a playmaker in the secondary. Weaver is it.
102	Steelers	PATRIOTS	Alohi Gilman	S	Notre Dame	A smart, physical safety that brings everything the Patriots want
103	Eagles	COLTS	Reggie Robinson II	CB	Tulsa	Won’t play a ton year 1, but a developmental player who could be great.
104	Rams	RAIDERS	Darnay Holmes	CB	UCLA	Naturally gifted cornerback who is ideal for the slot, smooth and reactive in man coverage, with good recovery speed. Adding this nickel option allows newly added Grant Delpit, Lamarcus Joyner and Johnathan Abram to be more flexible over the top as Holmes earns his spot as the nickel corner for the future. He is also a good returner, as a nice bonus.
105	Vikings		Solomon Kindley	IOL	Georgia	Need some help on the O-line. Could be a day 1 starter.
106	Ravens	BEARS	Anthony Gordon	QB	WSU	I love Nick Foles but is he the long term answer? Trubisky is definitely not the answer. Gordon can sit behind Foles for two years and develop.
	Round 4
107	Bengals		Ben Bartch	OT	St. John	Small school tackle but dominant in the run game, impressed at the Senior Bowl, potential future RT
108	Redskins		Essang Bassey	CB	Wake Forest	Needs at Corner with Dunbar traded and Norman released. I love Bassey who has had 2 excellent years at WF
109	Lions	RAIDERS	Robert Hunt	IOL	Louisiana	After covering the Raiders key needs, especially on the defensive side of the ball, I took a great value for the O-Line in Hunt. A prospect with heaps of talent, and even more potential to grow. There have been concerns based on his injury in 2019 and he isn’t the most polished prospect, which meant I could get him here at good value and sit him behind veterans Incognito and Hudson and have him develop and play a role when needed.
110	Giants	RAMS	Saahdiq Charles	IOL	LSU	Despite the rams resigning a lot of there existing linesman they are clearly not getting any younger and was a position of need. Happy that I traded back and got another draft pick as well
111	Texans		Jordan Elliott	IDL	Missouri	Top 5 player at position provides interior pass rush, ability to collapse the pocket and fills a need in the front seven.
112	Chargers		K.J. Hill	WR	Ohio State	Quality route-runner who falls to this spot because of a lack of speed. Alongside Ekeler and Henry, he helps give Herbert wins in the quick game that will help him adapt to the NFL.
113	Panthers		Thaddues Moss	TE	LSU	Add competition for Thomas
114	Cardinals		James Lynch	DT	Baylor	Keep adding to the trenches as both o-line and d-line were sub par last year.
115	Browns		Terrell Burgess	S	Utah	Need to improve the safety room
116	Jaguars		Albert Okwuegbunam	TE	MIssouri	Injuries at TE were a massive issue last year, and a receiving TE is a must to improve our offence.
117	Buccaneers	BRONCOS	Stanford Samuels III	CB	Florida State	Getting Bouye and adding Stanford Samuels III means the Broncos can play more press coverage at the line allowing Miller and Co to attack the qb
118	Broncos		Trey Adams	OT	Washington	Finishing up the line with Adams means the Broncos are set with a strong core in the trenches. We saw him as a second day talent so value here
119	Falcons		Ben Bredeson	iOL	Michigan	After the failings of Jamon Brown and James Carpenter, Atlanta needs some competition at the Guard position. Needs some polish.
120	Jets		Alton Robinson	Edge	Syracuse	My man Matt Miller has this kid mocked in the second round. What a pick. Jets keep winning this draft.
121	Raiders	BENGALS	Adam Trautman	TE	Dayton	With Eifert out the door a playmaking TE was needed to add to CJ and Drew Sample who are good blockers
122	Colts	EAGLES	Antonio Gandy-Golden	WR	Liberty	Needed to add 2 bodies to the room as Greg Ward is 3rd on the depth chart right now.
123	Cowboys		Tanner Muse	S	Clemson	Best safety available. Filled a need and one of the BPA on my board at this point
124	Steelers		Zack Moss	RB	Utah	An explosive back. A steal in the 4th to compete for a starting job.
125	Patriots		David Woodward	LB	Utah State	A second linebacker but with ageing players and ones already out the door we need bodies. At this stage getting a player of Woodward’s abilities feels like a steal. He is all over the field and a nasty tackler. Injuries are a real concern, but he has big upside
126	Rams		Julian Blackmon	S	Utah	A great season for the utes. With losing waddle it was a position of need.
127	Eagles	BILLS	Khalid Kareem	Edge	Notre Dame	solid run defender. fits in well with Bills rotation on the defensive line. Should be able to replicate Shaq Lawsons production by year 2/3
128	Bills	EAGLES	John Simpson	IOL	Clemson	adding help to the o-line.
129	Ravens	SEAHAWKS	Larrell Murchison	IDL	NC State	Massive need for Hawks, sure up the inside of the defensive line
130	Saints		Logan Stenberg	IOL	University of Kentucky	Upside prospect who can learn and challenge for a starting sport towards the end of the season.
131	Cardinals		Reggie Floyd	S	Virginia Tech	Backup and cover piece
132	Vikings		K’von Wallace	S	Clemson	Positional back up
133	Seahawks	RAVENS	Tyre Phillips	IOL	Mississippi State	I think he could be a starter. Big and powerful. Ravens need a powerful OL
134	Falcons		Darrell Taylor	Edge	Tennessee	After losing multiple DE players in the off-season, the Falcons need to add depth. Taylor won’t start straight away, but he has amazing athleticism and the best ‘bend’ in college football.
135	Steelers		Joe Bachie	LB	Michigan State Spartans	Adding depth to the LB room. Bachie is a potential starter on special teams
136	Packers	RAVENS	Jason Strowbridge	DL	North Carolina	Good rusher, fast and powerful. Potential to be a starter at some point.
137	Jaguars		Collin Johnson	WR	Texas	A big bodied WR to help us in the red-zone and on 3rd and mid/short on crossing/curl routes.
138	Chiefs		Willy Gay Jnr	LB	Mississippi	Athletic monster, rated as an early 3rd rounder in PFF, great in coverage if he can maintain professionalism
139	Buccaneers		Brandon Jones	S	Texas	Best player available. Safety is a position that remains a challenge for the Buccaneers. However, bringing in Jones to bring in more competition might help. Needs work in Man coverage however he’s got talent
140	Jaguars	BEARS	Harrison Bryant	TE	Florida Atlantic	potential Red Zone threat who can add something that Graham and Burton don’t have.
141	Dolphins		Lamical Perine	RB	Florida	Underrated RB who has real explosion
142	Redskins		Joe Reed	WR	Virginia	BPA at position of need
143	Ravens		Justin Strnad	LB	Wake Forest	A LB who looks and plays like a DB. Injury free he’s a potential starter for the future.
144	Seahawks		Hakeem Adeniji	OT	Kansas	Got massive potential. Will be a starter in time, sit behind, learn and gain experience
145	Eagles		AJ Dillon	RB	Boston College	Like to have a committee back and Dillon fits that requirement
146	Eagles		Logan Wilson	LB	Wyoming	Needs to develop but has the ability to make a starting spot.
	Round 5
147	Bengals	SEAHAWKS	Damien Lewis	IOL	LSU	Beast for LSU. More much needed protection for Russ
148	Panthers		Keith Ismael	IOL	San Diego State	Depth required in this position.
149	Lions	FALCONS	Eno Benjamin	RB	Arizona State	With lacklustre quality of depth, the Falcons need a running back who an do it all. Benjamin is a dynamic runner of the ball, with an uncanny ability to wiggle out of tackles.
150	Giants	DOLPHINS	Alex Highsmith	Edge	Charlotte
151	Chargers		Josiah Deguara	TE	Cincinnati	Good movement skills with his basketball background, plus, he can block well and he’s got decent hands. Great TE2 option on day 3 and for the Chargers he’d make a good tandem with Henry
152	Panthers		Jacob Phillips	LB	LSU	Backup who could add depth
153	Dolphins		Devin Duvernay	WR	Texas	High ceiling prospect but has technical flaws.Could be a real steal
154	Dolphins		Shaquille Quarterman	LB	Miami	depth player in a position that lacks any
155	Vikings	BUCCANEERS	Kevin Dotson	IOL	Louisiana Lafayette	Very solid Offensive Guard who has excellent experience and remarkable consistency. Very explosive and great at combination blocks, however not the best at blocking in space. Can also play most positions on the line
156	49ers		JR Reed	S	Georgia	He’s a smart reliable defender who I think will improve around better players and provide depth and cover for the inevitable Jimmy Ward injury
157	Falcons		Leki Fotu	iDL	Utah	Atlanta needs DL depth and Fotu can be a contributor in his rookie season, albeit on a rotational basis. If coaching can make him take that next step, Fotu will be a prennial pro-bowler
158	Jets		Anthony McFarland Jnr	RB	Maryland	Speed killz
159	Raiders		Markus Bailey	LB	Purdue	The Raiders have seriously upgraded their linebacker position this offseason, but adding another one to the depth chart will help, especially in the long run. Markus Bailey is a smart football player with respectable range who can effect both phases of offense.As he gets more experience his football IQ should make him an effective addition to the defense.
160	Colts	EAGLES	Antoine Brooks Jnr.	S	Maryland	A steal for the Eagles in Round 5.
161	Buccaneers		Quintez Cephus	WR	Wisconsin	To add to our impressive core of weapons, I’ve decided to bring Cephus to Tampa to be another option. Excellent route runner. Could easily play an essential role in this offense for the next few years
162	Redskins		TJ Brunson	LB	South Carolina	1/2 Down starter now.
163	Bears	REDSKINS	Charlie Heck	OT	North Carolina	Might be replacing Richardson
164	Cowboys	BENGALS	Lynn Bowden Jr	WR	Kentucky	Love the versatility he has, can be very good in the screen game, jet sweeps, even a QB threat. Add to that value as a kick and punt returner. Really glad Burrow has a diverse range of weapons at his disposal
165	Jaguars		Josh Metellus	S	Michigan	Versatile defensive back, can pick up sacks and tackles for loss as well as INTs covering down the field. Good spy, decent open field tackler
166	Lions		Michael Onwenu	iOL	Michigan	Needed a guard and we could get a medical easily on this one.
167	Bills		Antonio Gibson	RB	Memphis	Natural playmaker and perfect fit for a Daboll offense
168	Eagles		Kalija Lipscomb	WR	Vanderbilt	High upside receiver. Now strong at a position that is weak.
169	Saints		Jared Pinkney	TE	Vanderbilt	Potential Cook replacement
170	Jaguars		Anfernee Jennings	Edge	Alabama	Fast physical rusher, can beat the O-line in multiple different ways. Good tackler in run D, can break-up passes as a spy.
171	Texans		Darrynton Evans	RB	Appalachian State	Top 10 prospect at the position with the ability to run beentwee the tackles and shows promising ability as a 1-cut, downhill runner. Value pickup at this stage in the process.
172	Lions	49ers	Colby Parkingson	TE	Stanford	A huge red zone target for Jimmy G. Hopefully taking eyes and pressure off kittle
173	Dolphins		Kenny Willekes	Edge	Michigan State	Developmental prospect.
174	Titans		Rashard Lawrence	IDL	LSU	Best player left on my board by a long way and with Casey and Austin Johnson gone a definite need.
175	Packers		Jack Driscoll	OT	Auburn	A developmental tackle who could start week one in a pinch. The Packers have their Buluga successor.
176	49ers		Alex Taylor	OT	South Carolina State	Can be flexible on the O-Line so should see the field in 2020.
177	Chiefs		Ke’Shawn Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt	Nice all rounder with good hands for the passing game in Reid’s scheme
178	Broncos		Michael Divinity Jr.	Edge	LSU	Miller won’t be around forever so need to start to find a replacement
179	Cowboys		Devin Asiasi	TE	UCLA	Jarwin isn’t the long term answer. Asiasi has shown he can play to an NFL standard.
	Round 6
180	Bengals	RAIDERS	Nick Coe	EDGE	Auburn	An upside selection to help out with the depth on the D-Line, a player who has to diversify his moves and build on his raw ability, but who could come in for some reps and hopefully earn a larger role in the future.
181	Broncos		Harrison Hand	CB	Temple	a good developmental prospect who can possibly be converted to Safety. Hand is great in cover three
182	Lions	JAGUARS	Calvin Throckmorton	OT	Oregon	Great footwork and handwork makes up for being a little undersized. There’s potential here in a position of need.
183	Giants	RAIDERS	Benito Jones	IDL	Ole Miss	An absolute unit. He is a beast, at over 320lbs, but he moves really well for his size and while he can absorb blocks, he can get off them too. With the last pick in the draft, I love the value at a position that benefits from rotational depth and Jones could develop into a starter if he builds on his surprising athleticism with efficient technique.
184	Panthers		JJ Taylor	RB	Arizona
185	Dolphins		Lamar Jackson	CB	Nebraska
186	Chargers		Malcolm Perry	WR	Navy	Offensive weapon, in terms of becoming a WR, but would also be comfortable taking snaps as a running back or wildcat QB. Perry would allow the Chargers to get creative on offense and put in an offensive package specially for Perry. High character guy and will be a core special teamer, to replace the likes of Adrian Phillips, Derek Watt and Geremy Davis.
187	Browns		Robert Windsor	DT	Penn State	Need a young DT
188	Bills		Colton McKivitz	OT	West Virginia	Developmental Swing tackle who can play guard. Plays tough and nasty. Youth needed on the OL
189	Jaguars		Mykal Walker	LB	Fresno State	A dynamic linebacker, decent at pass rushing, run stopping and coverage as required. Reads the play well and looks to get involved.
190	Eagles		Geno Stone	S	Iowa	Massive steal for the 6th round. Could see the field in 2020.
191	Jets		Binjimen Victor	WR	Ohio	Adam Sandler really didn’t announce this one well
192	Packers		Bravvion Roy	IDL	Baylor	Developmental prospect
193	Colts		Rodrigo Blankenship	PK	Georgia	arguably the best kicker out of college in 2019. 46/56 field goals during last 2 years with a long of 53. Big Vin needs to retire
194	Buccaneers		McTelvin Agim	IDL	Arkansas	Only switched to IDL last year but has great athleticism and speed. Developmental player who best aligns to 3T but can learn under Suh, Bowles and Vea.
195	Patriots		James Morgan	QB	Florida International	QB is an obvious need and while things didn’t work out at the top of the draft, we like adding an interesting prospect in Morgan. He is a developmental prospect but he has a lot of things we like in a QB
196	Bears		Darnall Mooney	WR	Tulane	Quick, flashy WR who could make the 53.
197	Colts		De’Jon Harris	LB	Arkansas	Had 102 tackles and 2 forced fumbles in 2019. a thickly set run defender
198	Patriots		Mitchell Wilcox	TE	South Florida	We wanted to add some passing options in this draft and Wilcox is another of those. Has limitations but he can be productive at the next lwvel
199	Rams		Davion Taylor	LB	Colorado	Underrated linebacker needed for the rams. Good combine but poor senior bowl
200	Bears		Richie Grant	S	UCF	Depth at Safety needed
201	Vikings		Jonathan Garvin	DE	Miami	Depth on the edge, good potential.
202	Cardinals		James Smith-Williams	DL	North Carolina State	More D-Line depth.
203	Saints		Myles Bryant	CB	Washington	underrated Press Man Cover corner. Will make the 53.
204	Patriots		Quartney Davis	WR	Texas A&M	Another option on offence. He’s a slot receiver that we think is capable of more production than he showed in college. We put that down to QB play. Needs some work but has talent
205	Vikings		Nate Stanley	QB	Iowa	Depth at QB
206	Jaguars		Javaris Davis	CB	Auburn	Bring our boy home to add depth in coverage.
207	Bills		James Proche	WR	SMU	Great hands and ball skills. Good production and should fit well in the Bills offense
208	Packers		John Hightower	WR	Boise State	High ceiling prospect who is a steal in rd 6. BPA
209	Packers	RAVENS	Darryl Williams	OL	Mississippi State	Can play C or G so flexible on positions.
210	49ers		Lavert Hill	CB	Michigan	Quick corner who could provide competition at slot corner
211	Jets		Dane Jackson	CB	Pittsburgh	High ceiling player who could should add nice depth to the Jets Corner room. Potential to move to safety if needed.
212	Patriots		Michael Warren	RB	Cincinnati	Not expecting to get a star here but he is a solid player that can contribute.
213	Patriots		Scott Frantz	OT	Kansas State	At this stage we are just looking for depth and he was our favourite OT remaining on the board
214	Seahawks	BENGALS	Trevis Gipson	DE	Tulsa	A player with solid potential to add to the edge depth with Dunlap, Lawson and Hubbard
	Round 7
215	Bengals	RAVENS	Yasir Durant	OL	Missouri	Upside prospect who could make the 53.
216	Redskins		Cameron Brown	LB	Penn State	Added depth to the LB room
217	49ers		Mohamed Barry	LB	Nebraska	Big mobile and will contribute on special teams
218	Giants	DOLPHINS	Cheyenne O’Grady	TE	Arkansas	Area of need. See if he can elevate his game to the NFL standard
219	Vikings		Deejay Dallas	RB	Miami	Potential explosive back.
220	Chargers		Khalil Davis	DT	Nebraska	When drafting for developmental punts this late you want an NFL-ready trait to hang your hat on. How does “4.76 speed at 308” sound as an NFL trait? That’s what Khalil Davis has.
221	Panthers		Myles Dorn	S	North Carolina	High upside S, position of need.
222	Cardinals		Michael Turk	P	Arizona State	Impressive punter who made headlines at the combine.
223	Jaguars		Khaleke Hudson	S	Michigan	A good all-rounder to add depth in our secondary/linebacking corp.
224	Titans		Nick Harris	IOL	Washington	have an early 3rd round grade on Harris so to pick him up in the 7th is a steal.
225	Ravens	SEAHAWKS	Raequan Wiiliams	DT	Michigan State	Good depth to the defensive line
226	Bears		Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana-Lafayette	Has good control but tape looks slow. Worth a look to see if he can make the 53.
227	Dolphins		Aaron Parker	WR	Rhode Island	small school burner who has a shot at making the 53.
228	Falcons		Joey Magnifico	TE	Memphis	Another underrated prospect from Memphis, Magnifico has only had two seasons playing TE but has flashed the goods in all aspects. A developmental prospect to be sure, but could yield starter for years to come.
229	Redskins		Jeff Thomas	WR	Miami	Developmental prospect with upside.
230	Patriots		Jalen Elliott	S	Notre Dame	A position we want to get young at. He is a tough tackler and can contribute on what is already a strength of the team
231	Cowboys		Kindle Vildor	CB	Georgia Southern	BPA will make the 53
232	Steelers	PATRIOTS	Tyler Clark	IDL	Georgia	A position we wanted some depth at. The best remaining player
233	Bears		Trevon Hill	EDGE	Miami	Not great tape but good character guy. Could develop.
234	Rams		Trishton Jackson	Wr	Syracuse	Love this guys potential to try and get in the roster
235	Patriots		Kendrick Rogers	WR	Texas A&M	A talented WR that at this stage is a bit of a flyer
236	Packers	RAVENS	Quez Watkins	WR	Southern Mississippi	Fast, good receiver and he is improving all the time. Potential future Pro Bowler.
237	Broncos		Jaylinn Hawkins	S	California	Excellent special teamer who with the Fangio treatment could make it to S3 on the depth chart.
238	Giants	COWBOYS	Trystan Colon-Castillo	C	Missouri	Needed additional helped at C after a shock retirement
239	Bills		Robert Landers	IDL	Ohio State	College Veteran with similar measurables to Ed Oliver. Fairly productive and worth a shot in the 7th
240	Texans		Josiah Scott	CB	MICHIGAN STATE	Primed special team contributor who is undersized but may have the upside to become a rotational contributor on the inside and out. Notorious for work ethic and ability to play inside as well as out.
241	Patriots		Carter Coughlin	Edge	Minnesota	Can never have too many edge rushers and in the seventh he is good value
242	Packers		Levonta Taylor	CB	Florida State	Shown skills in touch situations. had the character to overcome challenges.
243	Titans		James Robinson	RB	Illinois State	Developmental prospect.
244	Browns		Kendall Coleman	DL	Syracuse	Best player at position of need
245	49ers		Stephen Guidry	WR	Mississippi State	Good size and speed, With an unusual skill set in a position that has a lot of question marks for the Niners
246	Dolphins	RAMS	Jake Hanson	OL	Oregon	Projects to start on special teams with the view of challenging for a spot in 2020
247	Giants	DOLPHINS	Chris Orr	LB	Wisconsin	Adding depth, upside prospect.
248	Texans	BILLS	Cole McDonald	QB	Hawaii	Long term answer at back up QB because Barkley is trash
249	Vikings		Marquez Callaway	WR	Tennessee	More depth at WR
250	Texans	EAGLES		QB	Oregon State	Surprise to get him here. Needs time to develop but could be a useful back-up in the NFL
251	Dolphins	RAMS	Dominik Eberle	PK	Utah State	Needed a Kicker, best available
252	Broncos		Justin Herron	OT	Wake Forest	Adding depth across the line
253	Vikings		Cameron Clark	OT	Charlotte	Shown flashes of talent, needs to work on consistency and technique.
254	Broncos		Trajan Bandy	CB	Miami	Getting a four star prospect this late is robbery. adding depth also to the stacked Cornerback room
255	Giants		Dalton Keane	TE	Virgina Tech

Almost all the comments were written by the GMs who took part. They explain why they took the pick when they did. 

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