2 Round Interactive user mock draft

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Buffalo Bills select

Eric Stokes CB Georgia

 

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Alija Vera-Tucker OL USC to the Chiefs

 

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers select

Daviyon Nixon DE/DT Iowa

 

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Elijah Moore WR Mississippi to the Jaguars




Strengths

• Monster three-game finish, averaging 13 catches and 200 yards per game.
• Has continued to sharpen his routes over three seasons.
• Consistent vertical push off the snap to threaten cornerbacks.
• Makes routes look the same each time out.
• Leverages defenders away from route breaks.
• Runs a killer "sluggo" route and has plenty of juice to get deep.
• Slams on brakes suddenly from full speed on comebacks.
• Caught 11 of 12 targets against Alabama in 2020.
• Tracks and stacks defender and adjusts into catch-ready positioning.
• Very tough guy with strong hands.
• Able to secure catches through hellacious hits.
• Capable of attacking on all three levels.
• Excellent spatial awareness against zone.

 

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New York Jets select

Travis Etienne RB Clemson

 

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New York Jets select

Travis Etienne RB Clemson

They would be running to the podium.

 

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Nick Bolton ILB Missouri to the Falcons

Strengths

• Very tough with a physical edge.
• Plays with demeanor teams look for in the middle.
• Field-savvy with instincts to diagnose misdirection.
• Identifies and communicates.
• Heavy hands with good pop to take on blocks.
• Pursues ball-carrier with patience and leverage.
• Fluid alterations to his pursuit angles.
• Excellent feel for attack timing downhill.
• Meets runners with violent collisions in the hole.
• Strikes like he's trying to send a message.
• Great awareness and ballhawking as spot dropper.
• Has enough man-cover talent to play on all three downs.
• Thrived on kick- and punt-cover teams early in his career.

 

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Miami Dolphins select

Najee Harris RB Alabama


Phins leading rusher was Myles Gaskin at 584 yards. Gaskin is small. Najee Harris is 6-2,230 lbs.Harris can get the tough yards. Also a good receiver out of the backfield.

 

[Jfconrow]

I’m thinking there’s a good chance 5 QBs go in the top 10, so a team might want to get in front of New England for Mac Jones. Dallas would be a good spot unless Detroit takes him at 7

 

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Tyson Campbell CB Georgia to the Eagles.

Overview
Outside cornerback with undeniable physical traits and athletic tools. Smooth hips and agile feet guide him around the field, but he doesn't always trust his footwork and overall technique, which leads to occasional bouts with imbalance in coverage. Length and quick-twitch agility could lead to robust improvement and success in man coverage. Poise and confidence in matching routes and playing deep throws are the first order of business and those areas might take a couple of seasons to fine-tune. Campbell's traits outweigh the lack of polish and could lead to a solid NFL career.

 

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1. Jacksonville - Trevor Lawrence, QB
2. NY Jets - Penei Sewell, OT
3. 49ers(fr Miami thru Houston) - Zach Wilson, QB
4. Atlanta - Trey Lance, QB
5. Cincinnati - Jamar Chase, WR
6. Mia(from Phi) - Kyle Pitts, TE
7. Detroit - Micah Parsons, LB
8. Carolina - Justin Fields, QB
9. Denver - Kwitty Paye, edge
10. Dallas - Patrick Surtain, CB
11. NY Giants - Jaylyn Waddle, WR
12. Phi(fr 49ers thru mia) - Devonta Smith, WR
13. Chargers - Rashawn Slater, OL
14. Minnesota - Jaycee Horn, CB
15. New England - Mac Jones, QB
16. Arizona - Caleb Farley, CB
17. LV Raiders - Christian Barmore, DT
18. Miami - Christian Darrisaw, OT
19. Washington - Zaven Collins, LB
20. Chicago - Jason Oweh , EDGE
21. Indianapolis - Teven Jenkins, OT
22. Tennessee - Rashod Bateman, WR
23. NY Jets( fr sea) - Greg Rousseau, DE
24. Pittsburgh - Jamin Davis, LB
25. Jacksonville(fr rams) - Jeremiah Owusu Kormoah, LB
26. Cleveland - Azeez Ojulari, Edge
27. Baltimore- Jaelin Phillips EDGE
28. New Orleans- Kadarius Toney WR
29. Green Bay- Greg Newsome CB
30. Buffalo- Eric Stokes CB
31. Kansas city- Alijah Vera- Tucker OG
32. Tampa Bay- Daviyon Nixon DT

 

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Round 2

33 Jacksonville-Elijah Moore WR
34 NY JETS- Travis Etienne RB
35 Atlanta-Nick Bolton OLB
36 Miami (fr Hou)- Najee Harris RB
37 Philadelphia- Tyson Campbell CB
38 Cincinnati- Liam Eichenberg OT
39 Carolina- Alex Leatherwood OT
40 Denver
41 Detroit
42 NY Giants
43 San Francisco
44 Dallas
45 Jacksonville (fr minn)
46 New England
47 LA Chargers
48 Las Vegas
49 Arizona
50 Miami
51 Washington
52 Chicago
53 Tennessee
54 Indianapolis
55 Pittsburgh
56 Seattle
57 LA Rams
58 Baltimore
59 Cleveland
60 New Orleans
61 Buffalo
62 Green Bay
63 Kansas City
64 Tampa Bay

 

[tm1119]

Liam Eichenberg to Cinci

 

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Liam Eichenberg to Cinci

I was just thinking him.

 

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Alex Leatherwood OT Alabama to the Panthers

 

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Denver Broncos select

Trevon Moehrig S TCU



BEST PLAYER AVAILABLE. Kareem Jackson will be 33 during the season and he is little for a Strong Safety. Moehrig teamed with Justin Simmons is a good duo at Safety

 

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Denver Broncos select

Trevon Moehrig S TCU



BEST PLAYER AVAILABLE. Kareem Jackson will be 33 during the season and he is little for a Strong Safety. Moehrig teamed with Justin Simmons is a good duo at Safety

I was saving him for the Cowboys.

 

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I was saving him for the Cowboys.

He is too good to last that long. Denver get a RT or your choice of the best safety in the draft class?.

 

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Terrace Marshall WR LSU to the Lions

Overview
Big, fast and talented, Marshall has the ingredients to become a solid starter in the league but has some questions to answer. With the departure of Justin Jefferson and with Ja'Marr Chase opting out, more targets and more shaded coverage ended up coming his way until he opted out at the end of November. He looks much more comfortable outside than he does in the slot, and he's a more reliable ball-catcher when he's working the second and third levels. He's a natural ball-tracker with a second gear and the catch radius to go get it, and his size gives him an advantage on 50-50 balls. For all of his talent, Marshall seemed disinterested at times in 2020 and wasn't always committed to finishing his routes or running them with consistent intensity. There are traits and talent at his disposal, but the difference between becoming a WR2 and a WR3/4 could be determined by how hard he's willing to work at his craft.

 

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Round 2

33 Jacksonville-Elijah Moore WR
34 NY JETS- Travis Etienne RB
35 Atlanta-Nick Bolton OLB
36 Miami (fr Hou)- Najee Harris RB
37 Philadelphia- Tyson Campbell CB
38 Cincinnati- Liam Eichenberg OT
39 Carolina- Alex Leatherwood OT
40 Denver- Trevon Moehrig S
41 Detroit- Terrance Marshall WR
42 NY Giants- Creed Humphrey C
43 San Francisco- Asant Samuel Jr. CB
44 Dallas
45 Jacksonville (fr minn)
46 New England
47 LA Chargers
48 Las Vegas
49 Arizona
50 Miami
51 Washington
52 Chicago
53 Tennessee
54 Indianapolis
55 Pittsburgh
56 Seattle
57 LA Rams
58 Baltimore
59 Cleveland
60 New Orleans
61 Buffalo
62 Green Bay
63 Kansas City
64 Tampa Bay