RustyBourneHorse
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Using the same system I usually use for my mock drafts, this is how this no trade mock goes. Why do I call it a "Shrek" mock draft? Because the first pick likely will never happen, but it would be great if it did. This mock draft will come with my top 5 undrafted prospects via the same system..
12.
Sonny Styles LB Ohio State
Yeah, I highly doubt he's there at 12, but you never know. If he's there at 12 and we take him, our defence is instantly a dangerous defence. I don't even need to post any links about Sonny Styles.
20.
Keldric FaulkEDGE Auburn
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/keldric-faulk/32004641-5512-4764-ae52-890ece1e0c76
Very young DE who I think is a very underrated pass rusher. Honestly, if Styles, Downs, or Baines aren't there, id actually be happy if we got Faulk at 12, so to get him at 20 would be amazing imo. Considering we are going to more of a 3-4 defence, he would likely play DE opposite Justin Houston. So, we would have a nice front 4. I should add (likely going to be featured in my last mock draft), if I were to actually go Faulk at 12, then my next move would likely be Rodriguez of Texas Tech or CJ Allen of Georgia at 20. Same goes if I were to draft Downs at 12, id still likely go Allen or Rodriguez at 20.
92.
Malik Muhammad CB Texas
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/malik-muhammad/32004d55-4842-4065-4269-a77ca95368fb
We would have an additional DB with this pick. I think the combination of him, Bland, and Revel at CB would be a nice trio.
112.
Zakee Wheatley S Penn State
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/zakee-wheatley/32005748-4508-8341-8508-aa9da4586dc8
We must have safety help. If no Downs, then I think Wheatley here is a good choice, especially with how tall he is .
152.
Aiden Fisher LB Indiana
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/aiden-fisher/32004649-5316-6729-269b-298c61e77c45
Yes, I'm double dipping at LB. While I overall like our offseason, I think that we need at least two linebackers (either two in the draft or one drafted and two undrafted). I think Fisher would be a very good late round linebacker for us. He's been a consistent feature on my drafts
177.
Jaeden Roberts OG Alabama
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jaeden-roberts/3200524f-4220-2343-e464-e16b2dcc1553
Surely you didn't think this would be a defence only draft. Now is when we start addressing some areas on offense. Starting with Roberts here. A late round pick, he could potentially give us depth at guard, which we need. During the course of a season, unfortunately injuries happen. So, Roberts (along with Bass) would give us insurance at guard in case something happened to Booker, his old teammate, or Tyler Smith (or if Tyler Smith had to go to LT again).
180.
Eli HeidenreichWR Navy
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/eli-heidenreich/32004845-4911-4391-8a01-9db2e0bed972
Yes, I understand he's likely to have a Naval commitment. However, he would also be good WR depth (whenever we can have him). He's not the most explosive from a technical standpoint, but he would be good on special teams, and he's technically quick enough to be able to be a good short route WR. To an extent, he's the type of WR that could be used like a Cole Beasley. Nothing overly explosive, but a useful mover of the chains.
218.
Diego Pounds OT Ole Miss
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/diego-pounds/3200504f-5556-6268-bb6b-44497b3c8177
Finally, some tackle depth. Ideally, everyone stays healthy. But, if not (or if Guyton ends up being useless still), then Pounds is someone who could take over. He and Nathan Thomas would be good depth at T. This is a good spot in the draft to find some decent depth at oline with players who may be overlooked.
Top 5 UDFAs:
Eric Gentry LB USC
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/eric-gentry/32004745-4e52-6526-aecd-e96500e17430
Tall linebacker at 6'7" who would be a difficult linebacker to get a ball past. He's apparently good on blitzes and distance tackles with his frame.
Alex Wollschlaeger OT Kentucky
Tackle with a good frame. He'd be useful depth with the possibility of being able to make the team as a depth tackle.
Ar'maj Reed-Adams OG Texas A&M
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/ar-maj-reed-adams/32005245-4546-0869-cefc-1c4b8d54bfd0
Depth at guard. Never a bad idea to add more depth at oline in the UDFA market, and I think Reed-Adams would be a quietly nice addition.
Tyren Montgomery WR John Carroll
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/tyren-montgomery/32004d4f-4e67-7710-a229-f6c1d2fa065a
More WR depth who I've featured as an ideal pick before, but I can see why, with how small John Carroll is (it's here in the Cleveland area not terribly far from my spot if Cleveland) that he'd be undrafted. But he's also the type of player who has the ability to make a roster. Per the link, he's difficult to tackle when he gets the ball, and he's got a decent route tree. He's another prospect that we'd bring in as a potential chain mover.
Bryce Boettcher LB Oregon
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/bryce-boettcher/3200424f-4568-7650-6550-48a249762040
Somehow, in my mock draft, he went undrafted. He's a solid LB option. So, why not another undrafted LB?
12.
Sonny Styles LB Ohio State
Yeah, I highly doubt he's there at 12, but you never know. If he's there at 12 and we take him, our defence is instantly a dangerous defence. I don't even need to post any links about Sonny Styles.
20.
Keldric FaulkEDGE Auburn
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/keldric-faulk/32004641-5512-4764-ae52-890ece1e0c76
Very young DE who I think is a very underrated pass rusher. Honestly, if Styles, Downs, or Baines aren't there, id actually be happy if we got Faulk at 12, so to get him at 20 would be amazing imo. Considering we are going to more of a 3-4 defence, he would likely play DE opposite Justin Houston. So, we would have a nice front 4. I should add (likely going to be featured in my last mock draft), if I were to actually go Faulk at 12, then my next move would likely be Rodriguez of Texas Tech or CJ Allen of Georgia at 20. Same goes if I were to draft Downs at 12, id still likely go Allen or Rodriguez at 20.
92.
Malik Muhammad CB Texas
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/malik-muhammad/32004d55-4842-4065-4269-a77ca95368fb
We would have an additional DB with this pick. I think the combination of him, Bland, and Revel at CB would be a nice trio.
112.
Zakee Wheatley S Penn State
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/zakee-wheatley/32005748-4508-8341-8508-aa9da4586dc8
We must have safety help. If no Downs, then I think Wheatley here is a good choice, especially with how tall he is .
152.
Aiden Fisher LB Indiana
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/aiden-fisher/32004649-5316-6729-269b-298c61e77c45
Yes, I'm double dipping at LB. While I overall like our offseason, I think that we need at least two linebackers (either two in the draft or one drafted and two undrafted). I think Fisher would be a very good late round linebacker for us. He's been a consistent feature on my drafts
177.
Jaeden Roberts OG Alabama
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jaeden-roberts/3200524f-4220-2343-e464-e16b2dcc1553
Surely you didn't think this would be a defence only draft. Now is when we start addressing some areas on offense. Starting with Roberts here. A late round pick, he could potentially give us depth at guard, which we need. During the course of a season, unfortunately injuries happen. So, Roberts (along with Bass) would give us insurance at guard in case something happened to Booker, his old teammate, or Tyler Smith (or if Tyler Smith had to go to LT again).
180.
Eli HeidenreichWR Navy
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/eli-heidenreich/32004845-4911-4391-8a01-9db2e0bed972
Yes, I understand he's likely to have a Naval commitment. However, he would also be good WR depth (whenever we can have him). He's not the most explosive from a technical standpoint, but he would be good on special teams, and he's technically quick enough to be able to be a good short route WR. To an extent, he's the type of WR that could be used like a Cole Beasley. Nothing overly explosive, but a useful mover of the chains.
218.
Diego Pounds OT Ole Miss
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/diego-pounds/3200504f-5556-6268-bb6b-44497b3c8177
Finally, some tackle depth. Ideally, everyone stays healthy. But, if not (or if Guyton ends up being useless still), then Pounds is someone who could take over. He and Nathan Thomas would be good depth at T. This is a good spot in the draft to find some decent depth at oline with players who may be overlooked.
Top 5 UDFAs:
Eric Gentry LB USC
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/eric-gentry/32004745-4e52-6526-aecd-e96500e17430
Tall linebacker at 6'7" who would be a difficult linebacker to get a ball past. He's apparently good on blitzes and distance tackles with his frame.
Alex Wollschlaeger OT Kentucky
Tackle with a good frame. He'd be useful depth with the possibility of being able to make the team as a depth tackle.
Ar'maj Reed-Adams OG Texas A&M
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/ar-maj-reed-adams/32005245-4546-0869-cefc-1c4b8d54bfd0
Depth at guard. Never a bad idea to add more depth at oline in the UDFA market, and I think Reed-Adams would be a quietly nice addition.
Tyren Montgomery WR John Carroll
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/tyren-montgomery/32004d4f-4e67-7710-a229-f6c1d2fa065a
More WR depth who I've featured as an ideal pick before, but I can see why, with how small John Carroll is (it's here in the Cleveland area not terribly far from my spot if Cleveland) that he'd be undrafted. But he's also the type of player who has the ability to make a roster. Per the link, he's difficult to tackle when he gets the ball, and he's got a decent route tree. He's another prospect that we'd bring in as a potential chain mover.
Bryce Boettcher LB Oregon
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/bryce-boettcher/3200424f-4568-7650-6550-48a249762040
Somehow, in my mock draft, he went undrafted. He's a solid LB option. So, why not another undrafted LB?
