Mock Draft 3.0
The NFL Draft now begins in less than a week. There is a lot of intrigue about what happens at the top of the draft at the quarterback spot, with only Caleb Williams seeming to be a lock at #1. McCarthy started in the 20s on most mock drafts, and he has risen throughout the process without taking a snap. Could 4 QBs go in the top 5? How many go in the 1st round?
What Are The Eagles Needs?
The Eagles have gone over 20 years without taking a cornerback in the 1st round, but the draft is deep at that position. Offensive and defensive lines are both positions of need to go with linebacker, safety, tight end, and slot WR. Howie Roseman has had a lot of success drafting along the offensive line as we know, another deep position in this draft, but has struggled taking defensive players historically.
Fletcher Cox was the last defensive Pro Bowl player drafted in the 1st round by the Eagles. Are Carter and/or Davis ready to play at that level?
The Eagles’ curse of the 20’s could also be in play this year. Danny Watkins the firefighter was pick 23 in 2011, Marcus Smith was 26 in 2014, Nelson Agholor (who did have 1 good year) was pick 20 in 2015, Andre Dillard (who was traded and has since been cut by the Titans) was pick 22 in 2019, and Jalen Reagor was pick 21 in 2020.
We know who pick 22 was in that draft. Do you trust Howie Roseman to make a good pick at 22 overall? It has been the danger zone for Howie in the past. Should they move up in the draft to get out of the danger zone? Will Howie listen to input from his new offensive and defensive coordinators, or will he be acting alone on Thursday night?
Apart From The Mock Draft 3.0, You can check out more draft content below:
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- Tyrone Johnson Eagles Mock Draft 2.0- Eagles Trade Up For A Cornerback
Here is Tyrone Johnson’s Mock Draft 3.0:
1) Bears - Caleb Williams- QB- USC
Williams, the former Heisman Trophy winner, is a generational talent despite some struggles in 2023. He was put in a terrible spot at USC by a nonexistent defense, and still managed 30 passing TDs to just 5 interceptions. The Bears have added talent to their roster and traded Justin Fields, so this pick is already done.
PFF on Twitter: "Caleb Williams: Cool under pressure 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/AqMRbjcH0y / Twitter"
Caleb Williams: Cool under pressure 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/AqMRbjcH0y
2) Commanders - Jayden Daniels- QB- LSU
The 2023 Heisman Trophy winner had an incredible year passing for over 3800 yards and rushing for over 1,000. Nobody raised their stock more during the Covid year than him. Daniels seems to have passed Drake Maye in the eyes of Washington due to his elite athleticism and ball placement, which is said to be the best in the draft.
NFL Stats on Twitter: "Jayden Daniels' college stats:* 45 games* 66.3% completion rate* 12,750 passing yards* 283.3 pass YPG* 8.9 yards per attempt * 89 pass TDs - 20 INTs* 3,307 rushing yards, 34 TDs pic.twitter.com/GcYCmDQTv4 / Twitter"
Jayden Daniels' college stats:* 45 games* 66.3% completion rate* 12,750 passing yards* 283.3 pass YPG* 8.9 yards per attempt * 89 pass TDs - 20 INTs* 3,307 rushing yards, 34 TDs pic.twitter.com/GcYCmDQTv4
3) Patriots - Drake Maye- QB-North Carolina
Maye was very productive at North Carolina over his two years as a starter throwing for just under 8,000 yards and 62 touchdowns. The Patriots have moved on from Mac Jones. They badly need a QB. There is a chance that J.J. McCarthy is the pick as well as he rises up many draft boards.
Bleacher Report on Twitter: "DRAKE MAYE WITH THE LEFTY TD PASS 😱(via @UNCFootball) pic.twitter.com/oBZGYTZSKQ / Twitter"
DRAKE MAYE WITH THE LEFTY TD PASS 😱(via @UNCFootball) pic.twitter.com/oBZGYTZSKQ
4) Cardinals - Marvin Harrison Jr.- WR- Ohio State
Local product Harrison Jr is the best overall player in the draft. He has everything you want in a wide receiver. 2024 is a deep wideout draft and he is head and shoulders better than every one of them. Barring injury, he is the safest pick in the draft, with his floor being a perennial 1,000-yard guy.
Big Ten Network on Twitter: "WR1 made so many highlight plays.We asked Marvin Harrison Jr. to rank his 🔟 favorites. 👇@MarvHarrisonJr x @OhioStateFB pic.twitter.com/0gzcGyHCWe / Twitter"
WR1 made so many highlight plays.We asked Marvin Harrison Jr. to rank his 🔟 favorites. 👇@MarvHarrisonJr x @OhioStateFB pic.twitter.com/0gzcGyHCWe
5) Vikings - J.J. McCarthy- QB- Michigan
The Vikings trade up to take McCarthy before the Giants & is the 4th one taken in the 1st 5 picks. McCarthy has shot up draft boards. McCarthy will have a great duo at WR right away in Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison. The Vikings may need to trade up to get him.
〽️ 21/27
— Big Ten Football (@B1Gfootball) October 22, 2023
〽️ 77.8%
〽️ 4 TD
〽️ 0 INT
Watch each of J.J. McCarthy's career-high 4 TD passes. ⤵️@jjmccarthy09 x @UMichFootball pic.twitter.com/g2HfIjl4pW6) Giants - Malik Nabers- WR- LSU
The Giants badly need a QB. They also must give Daniel Jones or whoever starts in 2024 more weapons. Their offense scored the 4th fewest touchdowns in the NFL. Nabers had over 1500 yards in 2023 with 14 total touchdowns. The Giants get to fill an important need at 6th overall.
SEC Network on Twitter: "Malik Nabers would not be denied this TD 😮 pic.twitter.com/UbKEhF3qZj / Twitter"
Malik Nabers would not be denied this TD 😮 pic.twitter.com/UbKEhF3qZj
7) Titans - Joe Alt- OT- Notre Dame
There are 4 different candidates to be the 1st offensive tackle taken in this year’s draft. Alt seems to have separated from the pack. Alt moves very well & is towering at 6’8”. Alt also allowed just 4 sacks in 36 starts while in college.
PFF on Twitter: "Joe Alt is one of just two FBS OTs with a grade of 85.0+ in both pass-blocking and run-blocking over the past two years 💪 pic.twitter.com/NqdMcbzoCZ / Twitter"
Joe Alt is one of just two FBS OTs with a grade of 85.0+ in both pass-blocking and run-blocking over the past two years 💪 pic.twitter.com/NqdMcbzoCZ
8) Falcons - Dallas Turner- Edge- Alabama
This is not a great year for pass rushers, but the Falcons would be delighted if the best one fell to them at number 8. Turner has the build of the modern pass rusher with the frame to add more muscle. He had a career high 10 sacks at Alabama this year. He is just 21 years old with a ton of upside.
PFF on Twitter: "4.47 FOR DALLAS TURNER pic.twitter.com/PN9aVNhVCD / Twitter"
4.47 FOR DALLAS TURNER pic.twitter.com/PN9aVNhVCD
9) Bears - Rome Odunze- WR -Washington
In many seasons, Odunze would be the top WR the draft. He followed up his 1100+ yard season is 2022 with a 1640-yard season in 2023. This year he’s 3rd, but that isn’t an indictment on his ability. Odunze should be lethal in the red zone because he is tall at 6’3”, and high points the ball well. Caleb Williams will have a great young WR from day 1.
FOX College Football on Twitter: "ROME ODUNZE IS UNSTOPPABLE@UW_Football is back on top 🍎🔥 pic.twitter.com/mhf1UCH5D6 / Twitter"
ROME ODUNZE IS UNSTOPPABLE@UW_Football is back on top 🍎🔥 pic.twitter.com/mhf1UCH5D6
10) Jets - Olumuyiwa Fashanu- OT- Penn State
Fashanu is another candidate to be the 1st offensive tackle taken in the draft. The junior was just Rimington–Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2023. He will improve as a pro as his technique improves. Will also put more strength on his 6’6” 317 lb. frame.
PFF College on Twitter: "Most pass-blocking snaps without a pressure allowed among Power Five tackles in Week 1⃣💪 Olumuyiwa Fashanu - 44 pic.twitter.com/Imu8G9pGJg / Twitter"
Most pass-blocking snaps without a pressure allowed among Power Five tackles in Week 1⃣💪 Olumuyiwa Fashanu - 44 pic.twitter.com/Imu8G9pGJg
11) Chargers - J.C. Latham- OT - Alabama
Latham is the 3rd tackle on the board and gave up 0 sacks in 3 years at Alabama. He is massive at 360 lbs but carries the weight well. Harbaugh is a guy who believes in working from inside the trenches 1st. With Herbert’s injury history, they will be happy to get a tackle of his quality while picking up extra draft capital.
PFF College on Twitter: "JC Latham has been DOMINANT this season🐘@AlabamaFTBL pic.twitter.com/OMQmH8n0eE / Twitter"
JC Latham has been DOMINANT this season🐘@AlabamaFTBL pic.twitter.com/OMQmH8n0eE
12) Broncos – Brock Bowers- TE- Georgia
Bowers has the potential to truly be a weapon in the NFL. He is likely the 3rd cleanest prospect in the draft behind Marvin Harrison Jr, and Caleb Williams, with the only knock being the games he missed in 2023. He is a two-time Mackey award winner as the best tight end in the country. Bowers knows how to find the end zone with 31 touchdowns in his 3 years in Georgia. The Broncos love McCarthy, but with him gone they go best player available.
Bleacher Report on Twitter: "BROCK BOWERS IS A MACHINE 😨78 YARDS. THIRD TD TODAY(via @GeorgiaFootball)pic.twitter.com/NWbvzwKKIV / Twitter"
BROCK BOWERS IS A MACHINE 😨78 YARDS. THIRD TD TODAY(via @GeorgiaFootball)pic.twitter.com/NWbvzwKKIV
13) Raiders - Quinyon Mitchell- CB- Toledo
In mock draft 2.0, I had Mitchell going to the Eagles who would trade up to 16, he has since continued to rise on most boards and seems solidified as the #1 corner in a deep corner draft. He has the best combination of size, speed, and tape of everyone in this class, and he isn’t afraid of contact. Mitchell played off coverage a lot at Toledo but showed strong press skills at the Senior Bowl.
NFL on Twitter: "4.33u ‼️@ToledoFB DB Quinyon Mitchell was FLYING.📺: #NFLCombine on @nflnetwork📱: Stream on #NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/We7EdoMm5s / Twitter"
4.33u ‼️@ToledoFB DB Quinyon Mitchell was FLYING.📺: #NFLCombine on @nflnetwork📱: Stream on #NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/We7EdoMm5s
14) Saints - Troy Fautanu- OT -Washington
Fautanu was excellent at Washington as their explosive offense landed them in the national title game. He has very good technique and moves very well. The only real negative is he is “only” 6’4” and that would cause some teams to want to move him to guard. I think the Saints keep him at tackle.
PFF College on Twitter: "Washington OT Troy Fautanu over the past two seasons:🟣 1,161 Pass Block Snaps🟣 2 Sacks Allowed🟣 86.0 Pass Block Grade pic.twitter.com/7WRsjB0rRm / Twitter"
Washington OT Troy Fautanu over the past two seasons:🟣 1,161 Pass Block Snaps🟣 2 Sacks Allowed🟣 86.0 Pass Block Grade pic.twitter.com/7WRsjB0rRm
15) Colts – Terrion Arnold- CB- Alabama
Arnold and his teammate Kool-Aid McKinstry were both excellent on the Alabama team that made the playoff and ended Georgia’s long undefeated streak. He was a 5-star prospect who lived up to the hype. He had 5 interceptions last season and should be a day 1 starter. If the Eagles are thinking corner, they may have to trade up to get the one they most covet.
Jordan Reid on Twitter: "#Alabama CB Terrion Arnold with a forced fumble and INT already in the first half against Kentucky. Stock: 📈📈pic.twitter.com/nRTGoD4YZT / Twitter"
Alabama CB Terrion Arnold with a forced fumble and INT already in the first half against Kentucky. Stock: 📈📈pic.twitter.com/nRTGoD4YZT
16) Eagles via trade - Taliese Fuaga- OT- Oregon State
Just like in Mock Draft 2.0, I have the Eagles trading up, but this time it is for an offensive lineman who will eventually replace Lane Johnson. Howie Roseman went on and on about how valuable it is for young players to see how guys prepare. Fuaga moves really well and may be able to compete with Tyler Steen at guard as well. I think the Eagles address CB in round 2.
PFF College on Twitter: "Oregon State OT Taliese Fuaga last season:🦫 351 Pass Block Snaps🦫 Zero Sacks Allowed🦫 90.9 Run Block Grade pic.twitter.com/JsITAfDeRG / Twitter"
Oregon State OT Taliese Fuaga last season:🦫 351 Pass Block Snaps🦫 Zero Sacks Allowed🦫 90.9 Run Block Grade pic.twitter.com/JsITAfDeRG
17) Jaguars - Brian Thomas Jr- WR- LSU
The other LSU WR comes off the board here to helps save Doug Pederson after the Jags offense took a big step back last year. Thomas is very tall at 6’5” and had 17 touchdowns last season to go with over 1,100 yards. Trevor Lawrence will be better right away with Thomas out there.
Jordan Reid on Twitter: "#LSU WR Brian Thomas Jr. (6-4, 205) has been a big riser this season. Glides when he runs vertically. Moves so easy for a bigger receiver. Has 13 TD catches this year. pic.twitter.com/zmrW3Mto2F / Twitter"
LSU WR Brian Thomas Jr. (6-4, 205) has been a big riser this season. Glides when he runs vertically. Moves so easy for a bigger receiver. Has 13 TD catches this year. pic.twitter.com/zmrW3Mto2F
18) Bengals - Tyler Guyton- OT- Oklahoma
The Bengals must do a better job protecting Joe Burrow who had an injury riddled season in 2023. Guyton is a very good pass blocker that was only held back at Oklahoma by injuries after transferring from TCU. While Guyton needs works in the run game, the Bengals are built to pass, and he would start in day 1.
🚨 BIG MAN TD CATCH 🚨
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) November 27, 2021
OT Tyler Guyton brings it in for a @TCUFootball touchdown pic.twitter.com/HPoxDij1na19) Rams - Byron Murphy II- DT- Texas
Murphy II is the best interior defensive lineman in the draft. He was productive at Texas and was a part of the recruiting class that brought them back to the CFB playoff. A 3-year starter with a high motor, the only negative about him as a prospect is that is he only 297 lbs. Murphy will have huge shoes to fill in LA.
PFF College on Twitter: "Texas DT Byron Murphy II Vs Iowa State:🤘 89.1 PFF Grade🤘 2.0 Sacks🤘 6 QB Pressures🤘 27% Pass Rush Win Rate pic.twitter.com/aSz5OOADia / Twitter"
Texas DT Byron Murphy II Vs Iowa State:🤘 89.1 PFF Grade🤘 2.0 Sacks🤘 6 QB Pressures🤘 27% Pass Rush Win Rate pic.twitter.com/aSz5OOADia
20) Steelers - Graham Barton- iOL- Duke
Barton is the 1st “center” to be drafted in the 1st round. Barton has shot up most boards lately after an impressive pro day. He has passed Jackson Powers-Johnson as the top interior lineman. Barton has enough versatility to play guard, and after starting at center as a freshman, he started at LT the last 3 years.
PFF College on Twitter: "Graham Barton vs UCF in the Military Bowl:🔹 32 Pass Block Snaps🔹 Zero Pressures Allowed🔹 89.0 Pass Block Grade pic.twitter.com/B8knQx11qE / Twitter"
Graham Barton vs UCF in the Military Bowl:🔹 32 Pass Block Snaps🔹 Zero Pressures Allowed🔹 89.0 Pass Block Grade pic.twitter.com/B8knQx11qE
21) Dolphins - Laiatu Latu- Edge- UCLA
Many Eagles fans took Latu off the board here because he aspires to be a firefighter. The thing to watch with him is the medical report. He retired from the sport due to a neck injury but returned to be dominant at UCLA. He has 13.5 sacks in 2023 & some say his pass-rush skills are the best in the draft. He will help the Dolphins if he is healthy.
NFL Rookie Watch on Twitter: "Laiatu Latu absolutely WENT OFF in yesterday's game against Coastal Carolina.And he played JUST 31 pass rushing snaps.* 10 total pressures (most in FBS)* 3 sacks (most in FBS)* 3 QB hits (2nd most in FBS)* 4 QB hurries* 3 tackles for lossLatu is already reportedly... pic.twitter.com/1y8WMyueAE / Twitter"
Laiatu Latu absolutely WENT OFF in yesterday's game against Coastal Carolina.And he played JUST 31 pass rushing snaps.* 10 total pressures (most in FBS)* 3 sacks (most in FBS)* 3 QB hits (2nd most in FBS)* 4 QB hurries* 3 tackles for lossLatu is already reportedly... pic.twitter.com/1y8WMyueAE
22) Seahawks - Nate Wiggins- CB- Clemson
Wiggins is tall at 6’2”, and the biggest risk-taking corner in the draft. He was 1st team All ACC both of the last two seasons. He would strive early in a man scheme, with work to be done in zone coverage. The biggest knock-on Wiggins is his size. He weighed only 173 lbs at the combine on 6’2”.
Oh man, watch the speed from Nate Wiggins to chase down RB Hampton and knock the ball out. Turned a TD into a turnover and Clemson ball.
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) November 18, 2023
Made a similar play in the Miami game. Speed, speed, speed. pic.twitter.com/kqVT8F8rNN23) Vikings- Amarius Mims- OT - Georgia
The Vikings get an upside guy at tackle at pick 23. Mims did not start much at Georgia but is 6’7” with a 7’1” wingspan with speed and power. The right team and the right situation could bring out a diamond. A dome will only enhance his athleticism.
PFF College on Twitter: "Georgia OT Amarius Mims over the past two seasons:🐶 234 Pass Block Snaps🐶 Zero Sacks Allowed🐶 Zero QB Hits Allowed pic.twitter.com/h5tSIO65PX / Twitter"
Georgia OT Amarius Mims over the past two seasons:🐶 234 Pass Block Snaps🐶 Zero Sacks Allowed🐶 Zero QB Hits Allowed pic.twitter.com/h5tSIO65PX
24) Cowboys - Michael Penix Jr- QB- Washington
Dak Prescott is not the answer at QB for Dallas anymore, & they have cap trouble. The only weakness in Penix Jr’s game is injuries. He is an elite deep-ball passer and does great things within the pocket. He is experienced but wouldn’t be asked to play right away. Penix Jr would replace Dak in 2025.
Bleacher Report on Twitter: "Michael Penix Jr. is BALLING vs. Boise State 😤17-24264 YDS4 TDIt's only halftime...(via @UW_Football) pic.twitter.com/Tqy2LA8F1V / Twitter"
Michael Penix Jr. is BALLING vs. Boise State 😤17-24264 YDS4 TDIt's only halftime...(via @UW_Football) pic.twitter.com/Tqy2LA8F1V
25) Packers - Cooper DeJean- DB- Iowa
DeJean is coming off a broken leg, and that could keep him from climbing in the draft. Dejean can start at outside corner, slot corner, and safety. While the Iowa offense has been abysmal, they have won because of a defense that is usually full of pros. When healthy he is a very good player.
Big Ten Network on Twitter: "Week 2: INTWeek 3: INTWeek 4: Pick-6Cooper DeJean (@cdejean23) continues to play takeaway. The @HawkeyeFootball DB's latest highlight is the 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤. 📍 @OldTrapper pic.twitter.com/TCFBGhepRK / Twitter"
Week 2: INTWeek 3: INTWeek 4: Pick-6Cooper DeJean (@cdejean23) continues to play takeaway. The @HawkeyeFootball DB's latest highlight is the 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤. 📍 @OldTrapper pic.twitter.com/TCFBGhepRK
26) Buccaneers – Jared Verse- Edge- Florida State
It feels weird to have a player as productive as Verse fall to this spot. He transferred to Florida State after starting his college career at Albany (he won CAA defensive rookie of the year). Verse had 9 sacks each of the last 2 years and could have added more if Jordan Travis didn’t get injured. That injury cost Verse and the Seminoles a chance at the playoff.
Dane Brugler on Twitter: "#FloridaState Edge Jared Verse #5 terrorized the LSU backfield all night. Officially had 2.0 sacks but his impact was greater than that. The Albany transfer is quickly establishing himself as one of the most disruptive pass rushers in CFB. pic.twitter.com/L1kRBmkZwm / Twitter"
FloridaState Edge Jared Verse #5 terrorized the LSU backfield all night. Officially had 2.0 sacks but his impact was greater than that. The Albany transfer is quickly establishing himself as one of the most disruptive pass rushers in CFB. pic.twitter.com/L1kRBmkZwm
27. Cardinals - Jackson Powers-Johnson iOL Oregon
Powers-Johnson is one of the best interior linemen in the country and was part of the Ducks’ dominant front. The Cardinals feel like a great fit here, after adding Harrison Jr earlier in the year. He should be versatile enough to kick out to guard as well.
Devin Jackson on Twitter: "Big fan of #Oregon center Jackson Powers-Johnson. Going to be fantastic with his athleticism in a wide zone scheme but truly a scheme versatile player. Finishes through the whistle, blocks in space, climbs to second level.Fun player in the '24 class. pic.twitter.com/Wpy5HoaFda https://t.co/jTFV7wtzAM / Twitter"
Big fan of #Oregon center Jackson Powers-Johnson. Going to be fantastic with his athleticism in a wide zone scheme but truly a scheme versatile player. Finishes through the whistle, blocks in space, climbs to second level.Fun player in the '24 class. pic.twitter.com/Wpy5HoaFda https://t.co/jTFV7wtzAM
28. Bills - Xavier Worthy WR Texas
The Bills managed to repeat as Super Bowl champs despite major deficiency at the wide receiver position. Worthy cut his drops in half last year, which will need to continue in the cold weather. The Bills window stays open as long as Josh Allen is there, Worthy could help them finally break through.
Texas Football on Twitter: "There goes that man 🤘 pic.twitter.com/zGWdtZHOzZ / Twitter"
There goes that man 🤘 pic.twitter.com/zGWdtZHOzZ
29. Lions – Chop Robinson Edge Penn State
This pick is the one I have the least confidence in because Robinson ran a sub 4.5 40 at the combine. He could go higher. His production does come close to his skillset though. Robinson had just 11.5 sacks in his college career. The lack of production is concerning, but the tools are there to be a special player.
NFL Network on Twitter: "Seeing DL Chop Robinson run a 4.49u 40 at Combine 😳📺: 2024 #NFLCombine on NFL Network📱: Stream on #NFLPluspic.twitter.com/DJZ1GBYOkU / Twitter"
Seeing DL Chop Robinson run a 4.49u 40 at Combine 😳📺: 2024 #NFLCombine on NFL Network📱: Stream on #NFLPluspic.twitter.com/DJZ1GBYOkU
30. Ravens - Kool-Aid McKinstry CB Alabama
The Ravens defense adds another dynamic player with a great pedigree. McKinstry has good size at 6’1” and 195 lbs. and has shown quality closing speed. He was excellent on special teams at Alabama as well. A Jones fracture is part of the reason he will be available at 30, but he should be good to go by training camp.
PFF College on Twitter: "Alabama CB Kool-Aid McKinstry this season:🐘 81.2 Coverage Grade🐘 1 INT | 16 PBUs🐘 57.9 Passer Rating Allowed pic.twitter.com/d0cb5NAfyN / Twitter"
Alabama CB Kool-Aid McKinstry this season:🐘 81.2 Coverage Grade🐘 1 INT | 16 PBUs🐘 57.9 Passer Rating Allowed pic.twitter.com/d0cb5NAfyN
31. 49ers – Jordan Morgan OT Arizona
Trent Williams will be 36 this summer, and while he is still playing at a high level, it makes sense for the defending NFC champs to get reinforcements in the trenches. Morgan tore his ACL in 2022 but came back and played extremely well for an Arizona team that exceeded expectations in 2023. Some of his mechanics caused some penalties, but that should be able to be remedied at the NFL level.
Devin Jackson on Twitter: "#Arizona LT Jordan Morgan faced 3 UCLA edge rushers w/NFL futures (Grayson & Gabriel Murphy, Laiatu Latu), didn't allow a sack and gave up minimal pressures.His patient hands allowed him to be in position to counter and replace. His recovery speed is impressive as well. pic.twitter.com/GoEvyx6Cf7 / Twitter"
Arizona LT Jordan Morgan faced 3 UCLA edge rushers w/NFL futures (Grayson & Gabriel Murphy, Laiatu Latu), didn't allow a sack and gave up minimal pressures.His patient hands allowed him to be in position to counter and replace. His recovery speed is impressive as well. pic.twitter.com/GoEvyx6Cf7
32. Chiefs – Keon Coleman WR Florida State
Coleman is another big productive receiver who should be built to play in cold weather. While not a burner, he doesn’t need a ton of separation to make plays. The Chiefs struggled at WR last year, and Rashee Rice has gotten in trouble in the offseason. Coleman will at minimum be a good red-zone threat.
ESPN on Twitter: "ONE-HANDED TD KEON COLEMAN 💪 pic.twitter.com/dnrcUcyLYH / Twitter"
ONE-HANDED TD KEON COLEMAN 💪 pic.twitter.com/dnrcUcyLYH
