Category: College Football

1. Jacksonville Jaguars – WR/CB Travis Hunter – Hunter, most skilled playmaker will have it easy at next level whether he can manage to choose which spot and play with a quarterback such as Trevor Lawrence.
2. Tennessee Titans – QB Quinn Ewers – Great intangibles that will entice or fool the Titans front office into drafting Ewers who is more projected to slide down lower.
3. New York Giants – OT Kelvin Banks – Banks, a big tackle out of Texas, can play instrumental football for the quarterback and allow fewer sacks on which ever side.
4. Oakland Raiders – QB Carson Beck – Not too sold but is worth a bargain considering his possible stock value at next year’s combine. It is likely agents and executives are going to come to some full realization that Beck is capable of playing for Cleveland, Oakland or even New York.
5. Cleveland Browns – CB Will Johnson – Best available here and most polished corner in draft. Without a doubt slides in and plays comfortably with Myles Garrett and others.
6. New York Jets – QB Shedeur Sanders – The talk of the draft goes to the Jets at six because the big apple receives bait.
7. New England Patriots – OLB James Pearce Jr. – Comps to James Harrison. Great linebacker who will entice Jerod Mayo to place into account his LB attributes.
8. Dallas Cowboys – CB Benjamin Morrison – Notre Dame product that makes sense in the world for Jerry World to strike and draft one of the next best available cornerbacks.
9. Carolina Panthers – WR Tetairoa McMillan – Great upside, stands really tall and good enough to exceed expectations and help Bryce Young from late draft trade from last year, Xavier Leggette, on the field.
10. New Orleans Saints – TE Colston Loveland – Finally, Colston Loveland has the potential to burst on the field and take over but this will not be a similar tight end class to last year with the likes of Brock Bowers and others.

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