I used
https://www.pff.com/draft/nfl-mock-draft-simulator?ref=4931757c-8d15-4b23-bfff-b9b4bc034a7d as the simulator of choice. It's difficult copying the link here, so I'm going to literally type the players that I chose along with my logic for the picks. Right, let's get into it:
1. (27) RB Bijan Robinson Texas
6'0" 210 lbs
With Zeke likely being gone and the uncertainty of Pollard, I started off taking the best RB in the draft. I think that he'd give us a burst at RB that we need.
2. (58) OT Matthew Bergeron Syracuse
https://thedraftnetwork.com/sr-prospect/matthew-bergeron-81e82e59-91ab-44e7-8147-6e58f1c0ba3c/
6'5" 322
To shore up the RB investment and due to the uncertainty of Tyron Smith, I elected to take a tackle here. Specifically a very good one from Syracuse. Can't go wrong taking a tackle, and he'd help in both the running and passing game. Seems like an easy decision here to me....NEXT
3. (90) NT Jaquelin Roy LSU
6'4 315 lbs
I know I know, shocker. I'm taking a NT here. However, I think last season showed that we do need more NTs. So, I took a very good one from LSU, and one that specialises in the run game.
4 (129) WR Marvin Mims Oklahoma
5'11 179 lbs
We need WR, and Mims was the best option here. He's a slot WR, but nothing wrong going slot in the 4th round. The way that I see it is that he would give us the ability to work the middle of the field, and he could be a good possession WR. Having fellow Sooner Lamb and also Hilton would see Mims getting a lot of targets. I think he'd be a good fit.
5 (163) CB Julius Brents Kansas State
6'4" 202 lbs
Kelvin Joseph is our backup CB if Brown goes down again. Need I say more why I took Brents? NEXT
5 (170) DE Tyler Lacy Oklahoma State
https://247sports.com/player/tyler-lacy-46035493/
6'4" 238 lbs
Can never go wrong with more pass rush options.
5 (176) QB Clayton Tune Houston
6'3" 220 lbs
It's never a bad thing to take a QB in the draft. This is especially considering that Cooper Rush is a FA. So, Tune might provide a change of tune at QB for us. If nothing else, he'd be a serviceable backup option that can later be traded for picks.
6 (212) WR Jake Bobo UCLA
6'5" 215 lbs
https://youtu.be/Ss0TEd4n7h4
Tall WR, and we need more WR help. I think he'd provide at least some interesting fodder during TC and the preseason. His size surely will help.
7 (248) FB Hunter Luepke North Dakota State
https://gobison.com/sports/football/roster/hunter-luepke/17968
6'1" 238 lbs
https://youtu.be/Fy5hTiEnZCU
Mike McCarthy used a FB a lot in Green Bay with John Kuhn. Luepke seems like a player that Mike would like to use in a similar fashion. Solid blocker, excellent hands, and he can run the ball well. Old school-type FB to round out my 1.0.
What say you all for my first mock draft for the year?