Tannenbaum's GM Mock 3/28/23

[Proof]

I would trade up for Porter if he falls to 23.

I'd trade up to 17 if Witherspoon fell that far.

 

[Proof]

If the F.O. believed T.E. was worthy of a 1st rd pick they would have signed Schultz for "up to 9 mil".

Had their pick of Guards here.

didn't they offer him 3-36?

 

[Proof]

Sounds like you two need to come to blows. You can't always settle it with words.

pennsylvania hands exchange?

 

[gimmesix]

I'd take Gibbs in that scenario. Even though we have two unproven young tight ends, they are both healthy and showed some good things. At running back, we've got a rotational speed back coming off a broken leg and a bargain pickup who was surpassed by multiple backs on his last team.

Would not be upset with Mayer there, though, as the value is good.

 

[Adiba1977]

Better take Nolan smith. WTH

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

If we pass on nolan smith and he goes to philly I will puke

 

[Aliencowboy]

Draft analysts' mocks are true projections of what they believe will happen based on what they're hearing -- my colleague Mel Kiper Jr. just unveiled his newest last week -- but I'm going a different route with my third annual GM mock. I'm sliding into the general manager chair for each team with a first-rounder and making my own picks. This isn't what I'm expecting but rather how I'd personally approach each Day 1 selection. And what follows is based off my own evaluations, preferences and philosophies.


1. Carolina Panthers (Chicago) - Bryce Young QB Alabama
2. Houston Texans - C.J. Stroud QB Ohio St.
3. Arizona Cardinals - Will Anderson Jr. OLB Alabama
4. Indianapolis Colts - Will Levis QB Kentucky
5. Seattle Seahawks (Denver) - Hendon Hooker QB Tennessee
6. Detroit Lions (L.A. Rams) - Tyree Wilson DE Texas Tech
7. Las Vegas Raiders - Christian Gonzalez CB Oregon
8. Atlanta Falcons - Myles Murphy DE Clemson
9. Chicago Bears (Carolina) - Peter Skoronski T/G Northwestern
10. Philadelphia Eagles (New Orleans) - Broderick Jones T Georgia
11. Tennessee Titans - Anthony Richardson QB Florida
12. Houston Texans (Cleveland) - Quentin Johnston WR TCU
13. New York Jets - Paris Johnson Jr. T Ohio St.
14. New England Patriots - Darnell Wright T Tennessee
15. Green Bay Packers - Dawand Jones T Ohio St.
16. Washington (Red)skins - Dalton Kincaid TE Utah
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - Devon Witherspoon CB Illinois
18. Detroit Lions - Jalen Carter DT Georgia
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Bijan Robinson RB Texas
20. Seattle Seahawks - Lukas Van Ness DE Iowa
21. Los Angeles Chargers - Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR Ohio St.
22. Baltimore Ravens - Zay Flowers WR Boston College
23. Minnesota Vikings - Joey Porter Jr. CB Penn St.
24. Jacksonville Jaguars - Anton Harrison T Oklahoma
25. New York Giants - Jalin Hyatt WR Tennessee

26. Dallas Cowboys - Michael Mayer TE Notre Dame
I love this fit to replace Dalton Schultz. Mayer is 6-foot-5, blocks well and provides high-end receiving talent. He was very efficient last year with 67 catches, 809 yards and nine touchdowns -- each of which ranked top three among FBS tight ends. Schultz accounted for 14.8% of the Cowboys' receiving yards and scored five of their 28 passing touchdowns, but I think Mayer can immediately fill that void at a high level.

27. Buffalo Bills - Jahmyr Gibbs RB Alabama
28. Cincinnati Bengals - Emmanuel Forbes CB Mississippi St.
29. New Orleans Saints - (San Fran thru Mia, Den) - Jordan Addison WR USC
30. Philadelphia Eagles - Nolan Smith OLB Georgia
31. Kansas City Chiefs - Deonte Banks CB Maryland

What we already have = Mayer
I’ll pass

 

[big dog cowboy]

I would trade up

Please NO.

 

[visionary]

So you guys are just going to ignore Hendon Hooker 5th overall?

It is Tannenbum

 

[visionary]

Wouldn’t be surprised if Dallas is looking to trade down to someone like Kansas City at 31 and pick up an extra 3rd round pick. Some reason I think they want to get their starting left guard with Avila or Torrance in the 1st.

This would be the best option here

 

[Smith22]

Nolan Smith at 26 would be robbery.

 

[Smith22]

18 Jalen Carter?????

I can't see him falling that far.