Welcome to the Niners Nation 2017 NFL mock draft. We’ve brought together 32 site members to potentially go through a full seven rounds of the 2017 NFL Draft. I say “potentially” because 253 picks is a lot to get through, even with a month remaining until the draft. But, fingers crossed we power through this.
We’re chugging along, and are now into the fourth round moved through round one well, and things are humming along in round two. I’ve posted the results for the first three rounds at the bottom of the page. You can view each person’s pick rationale here. On to the fourth round!
108. Cleveland Browns - Eddie Jackson, FS, Alabama (Davidss)
If not for a broken leg suffered last season, Jackson would be a late first round type prospect. On tape he plays like Malik Hooker without the elite range of Hooker. A true free safety that can play cover 1/3 of the field is what every team is looking for. Jackson is that player and in the 4th round outstanding value. Rotoworld's Josh Norris calls him a "long-term starter who shined when moved to FS."
Others considered: All the defensive tackles still available.
Browns draft so far: 1) Myles Garrett, edge; 12) Mike Williams, WR; 33) Joe Mixon, RB; 52) Patrick Mahomes, QB; 65) Fabian Moreau, CB; 108) Eddie Jackson, FS
109. San Francisco 49ers - Amara Darboh, WR, Michigan (Joe Montana is GOAT)
After picking Zay Jones I was a bit hesitant to pick him but I'm going for him anyway. Kyle and John want high character guys, well here is another one in Darboh. A hard working kid who moved from a war torn country in which he lost both his parents, he will work his tale off and this is the type of player we will see join the 49ers.
He has a bigger body than Zay and uses that to his advantage. Per NFL.com his comparison is Mohamed Sanu, so if he turns out like him, not a bad 4th rounder at all. He lead Harbaugh's Wolverines this year and we know that Jim wants tough, strong receivers, that is what we would get in Amara. Him and Zay could develop into a pair of very good wide receivers and both have good size, 4.45 speed .
Others considered: Larry Ogunjobi, Montravious Adams, Carlos Watkins. We need someone who can clog up the middle but I betting on finding one later on in the draft, I just didn't think Amara would last till my next pick and I really like him and the way he would fit in this offense.
110. Jacksonville Jaguars - Nathan Peterman, QB, Pittsburgh (riqv)
Bortles has looked good at times, while looking very bad at other times. I want to say that Blake Bortles is in the hot seat but they don't have anyone at backup QB to put that pressure on him. Peterman may be able to provide that pressure. He is basically the opposite of Bortles. Peterman lacks the physical gifts that Bortles has but has good composure, accuracy, and anticipation. I don't believe that he will come out of the gate and be the guy that will take over for Bortles, but he very well could be that guy in the next couple of years.
Also considered:
Chad Kelly, QB: did not believe that he would be a fit in the new Tom Coughlin era
111. Chicago Bears - Taywan Taylor, WR, Western Kentucky (Rowingdave)
Markus Wheaton is just filling up space, so WR is a huge need for the Bears, with only Kevin White serving as a real threat. Taylor is a slot specialist, who can also line up outside and produce. Not just a little guy who dinks and dives, Taylor averaged 17, 17.1 and 17.7 yards per catch, respectively, in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons, showing he's no fluke, doing it with premium quickness and fluidity; his 40 time of 4.50 doesn't necessarily wow you, but his 6.57 three cone led all receivers by almost a tenth of a second, and it shows in his tape. He had the target on his back in every game they played, and he always produced. And for those who say he did it against inferior competition? He rattled off 9 catches for 121 yards against Alabama last season, 9 for 196 against Indiana, and 10 for 100+ against LSU in 2015. It may sound sloppy to compare him with Stefon Diggs (NFL.com comp), but as a Niners fan who lives in Minnesota, when I saw Taylor, he screams Diggs: shifty, smart route-runner with cat-like quickness, and the ability to line up all over the field. I don't foresee Taylor falling this far, but in a deep draft, it's a strong possibility.
112. Los Angeles Rams - Connor Harris, ILB, Lindenwood (ak4niner)
I chose Connor Harris for a few reasons. First, the need for an ILB is there. He has great quickness and can play all three downs. He has a great motor and a huge appetite for the game. Plus, some are comparing him to Chris Borland. It's a little bit of a gamble since he played for a Dvision II school, but I think well worth it.
I also looked at OT's and OG's plus some secondary, but none of them intrigued me quite as much as Harris did.
113. Los Angeles Chargers - Jaleel Johnson, DT, Iowa (Blackout52)
Chargers DT Corey Liuget has been a massive disappointment since signing a contract extension worth over $50 million. He started all 16 games last year and registered 0 sacks and 29 tackles. Adding a penetrating defensive lineman like Johnson adds a whole new dimension to the Chargers pass rush. Even if Johnson doesn't beat out Liuget in his first year, he could see time as a situational guy. I think I've built a pretty intimidating defense, if I do say so myself.
Others considered: RB James Conner, WR ArDarius Stewart, WR Josh Malone
114. Washington - ArDarius Stewart, WR, Alabama (AzSharksFan)
Washington's WR depth took a hit this offseason so I think they will be looking for at least one developmental prospect in day 3. Stewart is a good choice here because of his ability as a playmaker and physical abilities. He managed to be productive as a receiver in Alabama's run-heavy offense but will need to work on his technique to see much action in the NFL. Good value pick here but I was hoping Eddie Jackson, Nathan Peterman, Amara Darboh, or Taywan Taylor would slip to me.
115. Carolina Panthers - Larry Ogunjobi, DT, UNC Charlotte (BryKno)
Local guy for the local team! Ogunjobi is a three-tech, so he's a fit in Carolina's system. He's raw, having only picked up the game in high school, and he needs to put on some mass, but he has impressive power, with good leverage and quickness. With some time developing, he could end up being a starter -- at the very least, worth a look on Day 3.
Other players considered: CB Damontae Kazee (great ball skills; small and slow), TE Jordan Leggett (great size; questionable effort), WR Mack Hollins (deep threat and cover guy; never played more than 50% of offensive snaps)
116. Cincinnati Bengals - Zane Gonzalez, K, Arizona State (Typecast)
A team that suffered multiple missed multiple field goals in games, struggled with the new extra point distance, and couldn't convert game-winning clutch field goals. After handing out contracts to the incumbent kickers, the Bengals organization said they were not committed to either and that another kicker would be added to compete for the roster spot. Since then, Special Teams coach Darrin Simmons has spent some time observing and working with Gonzalez. Simmons and Head coach Marvin Lewis worked out Gonzalez at the ASU Pro Day.
Gonzalez has used his obsessive-compulsive disorder to thrive in pressure situations, becoming the most prolific FG kicker in FBS history. Nearly unanimously considered the best kicker in this year’s draft, Gonzalez was the Lou Groza Award winner after a highly impressive senior season (14/16 @ 40+, 7/9 @ 50+, longest @ 59). He finished his college career as the FBS career record holder for both most field goals made (96) and total points (494). He’s broken tons of other records, including averaging 9.7 points per game in his career. He has contributed at least one point in all 51 of his career games. As far as kickoffs go, he kicked 60 of his 79 kickoffs in 2016 for touchbacks (75.9 percent); that percentage was good for fourth nationally while the 60 total ranked third in the nation. With the ball being placed at the 25 following a touchback, I would expect to see Gonzalez to utilize his OCD to develop a kick that pins returns at the goal line.
Others considered: Amara Darboh, Dede Westbrook, George Kittle.
117. Chicago Bears - George Kittle, TE, Iowa (Rowingdave)
The Bears continue to draft premium athletes, and this pick is a perfect blend of value, need and luxury. George Kittle's stats don't wow you, but that was more a byproduct of the underperforming and oft-injured C.J. Beathard, and playing in the shadow of his first cousin, Henry Krieger-Coble, now of the Denver Broncos. Kittle is much better than Krieger-Coble, however, supplying a blend of premium athleticism with surprisingly good blocking acumen. Kittle averaged over 15 yards a catch for his career at Iowa, and his best years are ahead of him.
I'm extremely high on David Njoku out of Miami...but the more I watch Kittle, the more I see a potentially elite player that displays just as much athleticism, and you can get him two to three rounds later. Bucky Hodges set the Combine record for broad jump by a tight end at 11'2"...only to have Kittle jump 11 feet, Njoku at 11'1". The difference between Hodges and Kittle? Kittle is actually a tight end, Hodges is a glorified receiver. Njoku and Kittle are the same height, weigh the same, but Njoku has freakishly long 35"+ arms, beating Kittle out by two inches. Engram? Shorter, same arms, 15 pounds lighter than Kittle, and nowhere near the blocker. In short: after Njoku and O.J. Howard, Kittle is my third best tight end on my board, and I imagine there are other teams that see it the same way.
118. Philadelphia Eagles - Noah Brown, WR, Ohio State (ejdrummond)
119. Arizona Cardinals - Rasul Douglas, CB, West Virginia (HarbaughalypseNow)
Considered him in the 3rd round due to his size and2016 production at WVU. Issues with top end speed and stiffness, but he provides immediate depth and competition opposite Patrick Petersen.
120. Minnesota Vikings - Montravius Adams, DT, Auburn (dumpster fire fan)
In a draft full of boom-or-bust players for the Vikings, Adams could be the biggest boom. The once-touted first-round prospect has fallen to the fourth round due to his unpredictable effort. When Adams has his head in the game, he can be a game-changer in the run and pass; when he is just going through the motions, he is no more than a sub-par rotational player.
121. Indianapolis Colts - Lorenzo Jerome, S, St. Francis (PA) (MichaelBR07)
As the new GM for the Colts, I have to prove how smart I am by selecting this small school stud. The guy brings it and could compete for a starting spot right away. Will work well in special teams. That's all you can ask from a fourth round pick.
122. Baltimore Ravens - Jamaal Williams, RB, BYU (RinaldoPurrisimo)
I'm a firm believer that you can get great production, heck hall of fame production from Running backs in the 3rd day. Justin Forsett was a free agent signing but has been one of the most productive backs in the leagues the last couple seasons, he's gone the Ravens and a very talented run blocking line need a new guy to block for. They've go Terrence West but if he couldn't get bell cow numbers with Shanny calling the shots in Cleveland I doubt he'll get those numbers in Baltimore. I think Williams has the tools to be a 25 carry a game guy in the NFL, he's got vision, size, speed. His one flaw is that, as a tall back, at times he runs a little straight up. He might need to fix that at the next level but he could be this years Jordan Howard, while everyone was talking about Zeke Elliot he had nearly as a good a year with barely anyone playing QB.
123. Washington - Corn Elder, CB, Miami (AzSharksFan)
There were a lot of potential picks at this spot but I chose against grabbing a project OL and took the guy who looks like he would make an immediate impact on the quality of Washington's secondary. Elder is not projected to be any more than a slot corner but he has great instincts and is a great tackler. If he was an inch or two taller or in a weaker CB class I think he would easily be a day 2 pick.
124. Tennessee Titans - Michael Roberts, TE, Toledo (GSheen)
Michael Roberts, a versatile underrated tight end. His pleasant Senior Bowl display solidifies the potential he has shown throughout the year. He has intriguing physical traits to potentially succeed Delanie Walker down the road.
Even though Delanie had an incredible season, he's turning 33 before the league start. Some concern that he may lose a step soon and the depth behind him looks quasi non-existent. Phillip Supernaw is similar to Logan Paulsen - nothing more than a blocking specialist. Jace Amaro struggles mightily to translate his athleticism to NFL success.
Roberts would offer Mariota a big body target to move down the chains and become a solid red-zone option while contributing to the running game.
Seeing Everett and Kittle gone, Roberts was the next best available TE prospect. Leggett's lack of motor and effort would slow his progression. Sprinkle's off-field issues push him down my draft board. At #124, Roberts will prove worthy of that pick.
125. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Jeremy McNichols, RB, Boise State (BayAreaBOI)
I went with my highest rated RB. With similar combine numbers to Dalvin Cook, I had to take Jeremy McNichols. McNichols’ game in college proved that he can be productive in the running game as well as the passing game. He can turn a 3 down back eventually if he can get used to the faster paced NFL. With McNichols, he could come in and assist Jameis Winston in the backfield. He would give them a good running back that will have vision and patience to wait for lanes to open up but also a great receiver out of the back field who would fit right into their passing attack. With Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson, and Juju Smoth-Schuster at receiver, they will have a lethal passing game. With the addition of McNichols as a check down with TE Brates, it will make them even stronger. They would tear up the Saints and Panthers secondary and definitely give the Falcons secondary problems. Overall this selection was a need and the best player available for the Bucs. The Bucs know another Boise State running back Doug Martin he turned in 2 good seasons and with Jay Ajayi showing what he can do in Miami. Why not take another chance on this very talented Boise State running back?
Comp: Devontae Booker, Jalen Richard, Devonta Freeman
2016: 314 Rushes 1709 Rushing 23 TD yards; 37 Rec 474 Rec yards 4 TD
I considered other RBs Marlon Mack and Joe Williams. I was also looking at TE Jonnu Smith who I think has good potential. However, with this pick I was looking for an offense.
126. Denver Broncos - Dede Westbrook, WR, Oklahoma (Jonas Lima)
127. Detroit Lions - Nico Siragusa, OG, San Diego State (GreatOden’sRaven)
The Lions have two decent quality tackles but no real standout guards. Siragusa can start as depth and certainly has the ability to work his way into a starters role. His lack of big name competition have left nfl evaluators without some context but the talent is there. Will never be a huge pull and crush guy but can certainly blow holes for running backs like Perine behind his rear. I think at this point we are starting to draft for need more than BPA but hes close to BPA for this team. I was really really hoping to grab Connor Harris but he didnt make it.
Others considered: Jordan Leggett, Reeves-Mayben, Danny Isadora
Lions draft thus far: SS Jabril Peppers, DE/EDGE Tim Williams, RB Semaje Perine, OG Nico Siragusa
128. Minnesota Vikings - Brad Kaaya, QB, Miami (FL) (dumpster fire fan)
The Vikings have experienced misfortune at this position over the past year, having to trade their first and some change for Sam Bradford to replace Teddy Bridgewater, when the latter sustained a horrific knee injury in the 2016 offseason. The Vikings could be looking at a future without either player, so selecting a developmental prospect with potential in the fourth round seems like the best option. Kaaya will be able to learn behind Bradford and Bridgewater in the case he takes over the franchise in a couple seasons.
129. Oakland Raiders - Chad Wheeler, OL, USC (TryAndCatchVD)
Despite a generally strong OL, Chad Wheeler is a guy that can come in and push for a number of roles: starting RT, swing Tackle, or even IOL depth. It's never a bad choice to fortify the line.
130. Houston Texans - Stevie Tu'ikolovatu, DT, USC (TopFlightSecurity)
Welp this will probably be the last info I give for the Texans. As it is hard to have a real write up for guys I have never seen. Stevie on the other hand is easy to explain he is a true run-eating nose tackle. Much in the fashion of Wilfork, not much pass rush there just hard to move in the run game all around. And with the pass rush talent next to him his flaw will not be a big issue in my mind.
131. New England Patriots - Brian Hill, RB, Wyoming (Mertons_merkin)
Honestly, hard to say if Hill is being picked up too early, or too late I this draft. I've seen him go as early as middle third round to middle of the fifth. I've also seen him mocked to the Patriots, which is where the idea came from. There's still talk of the Pats re-upping on Blount, but to me, Hill seems preferable. He's younger and cheaper, a better receiving option, and Blount's best days look like they might be past him.
If you aren't familiar with Hill, go watch a game or a highlight video. The talent comes across. And he fits what the Pats like, a bigger-bodied three down back with nice feet. His three-cone time is in line with what you'd like. Additionally, his hands are very nice. To me, he's an awesome option after the third. Deep RB class makes that possible.
After finding a tight end, a pass rusher and a back, the Pats can now look forward in this draft to shore up some needs that may arise next year due to expiring contracts. Looking for receivers and offensive linemen, though if another pass rusher makes his way down, we'll pounce.
132. Kansas City Chiefs - Jordan Leggett, TE, Clemson (JMichael39)
He showed in the National Championship Game he can be an impact player against a very tough defense. He will give Smith another great weapon.
133. Dallas Cowboys - Jeremy Sprinkle, TE, Arkansas (MidnightSpecial)
Jason Witten is a HOF tight end. And really old. Sprinkle is a big strong body, with long arms and huge hands. He's a very good blocker who can also settle down in between zones and be a big red zone target. His speed and athleticism are above average for someone his size , and his hands and route running are solid. While he isn't a flashy deep threat, he's a good all around TE prospect who looks like starter material.
Also considered WR Josh Reynolds.
134. Green Bay Packers - Josh Reynolds, WR, Texas A&M (HashtagMafioso)
This is more of a BPA pick from the Packers, but aligns with Thompson's history of grabbing great value receivers that fits their system extremely well (having a great QB throwing to you doesn't hurt either). Reynolds has been very productive and although he's not an elite athlete/measurables guy, he understands the game and will produce for whatever team ends up taking him somewhere towards the middle of the draft.
135. Pittsburgh Steelers - Damontae Kazee, CB, San Diego State (Fenderfreak81)
The Steelers have let it leak that they are wanting to make the secondary a priority in this draft. While PFF had good ratings on this secondary last year, I don't blame the Steelers for wanting to improve on the talent there. Sidney Jones will go a long way towards making this secondary one to fear by 2018, but it's iffy whether he can contribute in 2017 or not. That's where Kazee comes in.
Admittedly I didn't know a lot about the kid til the Senior Bowl. I was one of those people who had nothing better to do after work than watch the practices, scrimmages, and Senior Bowl game itself after getting home from work. Kazee impressed a lot of people there. After that I went back and watched some of his game tape (yes, on YouTube for those of you who mock us amateur drafters for drafting based on amateur scouting with YouTube's help). Anyways, Kazee showed very good ball skills in the stat box but also on video. He had 15 interceptions the last two years, was often able to anticipate the plays before they happened, and he looked surprisingly solid in man coverage drills at the Senior Bowl. I think Kazee is ideally suited for the Pittsburgh zone coverage where he will be asked to keep WRs in front of him instead of chasing them down, and he can track the first man in his zone as well as the QB very well. His combine numbers are okay and his measurables are below average, but he's a very good football player.
Kazee is a senior and can compete for a nickel role early with the Steelers. I think he could also someday help as a deep safety option with his plus ball skills too. I anticipate the Steelers having a very promising secondary in 2018 with Burns, Jones, and Kazee. I think they'll be solid in 2017 too with these picks and their existing personnel.
I was looking for Rasul Douglas here, really like his length and size in the 4th round, but he was gone.
136. Atlanta Falcons - Ryan Glasgow, DL, Michigan (wiseguy545)
Atlanta went DL in the first with Malik McDowell, but we need multiple contributors on the DL and Glasgow will fill a different role. He’s a lunch pail player (paging PFT Commenter) who can eat up blocks and clog up the middle against the run. Will have to improve his skills as a pass rusher if he wants to be more than a two-down player, but his floor is high for a Day 3 pick and he has the work ethic to potentially develop into more.
137. Indianapolis Colts - Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB, Tennessee (MichaelBR07)
138. Cincinnati Bengals - Chad Hansen, WR, California (Typecast)
WR isn't a big need for the Bengals. They have plenty of talented but inexperienced receivers behind Green and LaFell. Tyler Boyd is that possession guy that can work the short and immediate areas. Cody Core was more of the same, but also brought a little more verticality to his route tree.
Not sure why everyone has soured on him, but I feel Hansen is a top-5 WR in the class. Quality footwork and hand technique to get off press coverage. Not quick, but fast. Shows an extra gear that allows him to blow past corners. Most of his damage came vertically and over the middle. Does a great job at using his body to shield corners. Always looking to find a way to get open. A hands catcher. Reliability comes in catching the ball near his body and securing quickly. Can go up and make contested and extended sideline catches. High success rates vs coverage on the limited routes he was asked to run.
Also considered: WR Shelton Gibson, WR Isaiah Ford, DE Joe Mathis.
139. Philadelphia Eagles - Adam Bisnowaty, OT, Pittsburgh (ejdrummond)
140. New York Giants - Jonnu Smith, TE, Florida International (86derps)
An interesting prospect, he played four years of productive football, but his sophomore year was his most productive with 61 rec, 710 yards and 8 touchdowns. His senior year he only was able to post 42 rec, 506 yards and 4 touchdowns. If playing with Eli Manning can make him a more productive player then Jonnu would be a good pick here. He isn’t the tallest or the biggest, but he runs fast.
141. Los Angeles Rams - Rayshawn Jenkins, FS, Miami (FL) (ak4niner)
142. Houston Texans - David Sharpe, OT, Florida (TopFlightSecurity)
143. San Francisco 49ers - Carlos Watkins, DT, Clemson (Joe Montana is GOAT)
After passing on a DT with my last pick hoping someone like Watkins would make it to my next pick I was glad to see my risk paid off. Watkins was key to Clemson's title run. He has the requisite height, length, athleticism, size, and power to be a “two-way” defensive tackle. His ability as an interior disrupter would be appreciated, and his ability to defend the run is definitely valuable.
144. Indianapolis Colts - James Conner, RB, Pittsburgh (MichaelBR07)
While it may seem like a luxury pick at this point due to having Frank Gore already on the roster as well as picking up Fournette, I think this is the right call. First, we create a dynamic RB core for the future, can't always lean on Luck to win games. You need to be capable of winning with the run. Second, he gets a year to learn from a HOFer in Gore. That's unquantifiable just how important that is. Lastly, I think he's a stud and will make a great 1-2 punch with Fournette eventually.
2017 NN mock draft: Full results
Pick | Team | User | Player | Pos | School |
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Pick | Team | User | Player | Pos | School |
13 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | DeShaun Watson | QB | Clemson |
45 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Obi Melifonwu | S | Connecticut |
77 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Taylor Moton | OL | Western Michigan |
119 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Rasul Douglas | CB | West Virginia |
157 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Eddie Vanderdoes | DT | UCLA |
179 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Deatrich Wise | DE | Arkansas |
197 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Marquez White | CB | Florida State |
231 | Arizona Cardinals | HarbaughalypseNow | Damien Mama | OG | USC |
31 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Malik McDowell | DL | Michigan St |
63 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Pat Elflein | OL | Ohio State |
95 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Cooper Kupp | WR | Eastern Washington |
136 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Ryan Glasgow | DL | Michigan |
174 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Tedric Thompson | S | Colorado |
249 | Atlanta Falcons | wiseguy545 | Brandon Wilson | CB | Houston |
16 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Forrest Lamp | OG | Western Kentucky |
47 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Chidobe Awuzie | CB | Colorado |
74 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Malachi Dupre | WR | LSU |
78 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Derek Rivers | Edge | Youngstown State |
122 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Jamaal Williams | RB | BYU |
159 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Josh Augusta | DT | Missouri |
186 | Baltimore Ravens | RinaldoPurrisimo | Cethan Carter | FB | Nebraska |
10 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | O.J. Howard | TE | Alabama |
44 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | Quincy Wilson | CB | Florida |
75 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | Curtis Samuel | WR | Ohio State |
156 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | Howard Wilson | CB | Houston |
171 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | Isaiah Ford | WR | Virginia Tech |
195 | Buffalo Bills | O Liner | Avery Moss | DE | Youngstown State |
8 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Garrett Bolles | OT | Utah |
40 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Alvin Kamara | RB | Tennessee |
64 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Jourdan Lewis | CB | Michigan |
98 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Carlos Henderson | WR | Louisiana Tech |
115 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Larry Ogunjobi | DT | UNC Charlotte |
152 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Mack Hollins | WR | North Carolina |
192 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Jermaine Eluemunor | OG | Texas A&M |
233 | Carolina Panthers | BryKno | Keionta Davis | DE | Chattanooga |
3 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Solomon Thomas | DE | Stanford |
36 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Budda Baker | S | Washington |
67 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Ahkello Witherspoon | CB | Colorado |
111 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Taywan Taylor | WR | Western Kentucky |
117 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | George Kittle | TE | Iowa |
147 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Elijah Lee | LB | Kansas State |
221 | Chicago Bears | Rowingdave | Tarik Cohen | RB | North Carolina A&T |
9 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Taco Charlton | DE | Michigan |
41 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | D'Onta Foreman | RB | Texas |
73 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Ethan Pocic | C | LSU |
116 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Zane Gonzalez | K | Arizona State |
138 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Chad Hansen | WR | California |
153 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Daeshone Hall | DE | Texas A&M |
176 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Brad Seaton | OT | Villanova |
193 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Grover Stewart | DT | Albany State |
217 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Johnathan Ford | CB | Auburn |
227 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | Jayon Brown | LB | UCLA |
251 | Cincinnati Bengals | Typecast | I'Tavius Mathers | RB | Middle Tennessee State |
1 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Myles Garrett | Edge | Texas A&M |
12 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Mike Williams | WR | Clemson |
33 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Joe Mixon | RB | Oklahoma |
52 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Patrick Mahomes | QB | Texas Tech |
65 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Fabian Moreau | CB | UCLA |
108 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Eddie Jackson | FS | Alabama |
145 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Joe Mathis | Edge | Wisconsin |
175 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Vincent Taylor | DT | Oklahoma State |
181 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Delano Hill | SS | Michigan |
185 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Channing Stribling | CB | Michigan |
188 | Cleveland Browns | Davidss | Conor McDermott | OT | UCLA |
28 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Gareon Conley | CB | Ohio State |
60 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Tarell Basham | Edge | Ohio State |
92 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Alex Anzalone | LB | Florida |
133 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Jeremy Sprinkle | TE | Arkansas |
211 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Charles Walker | DT | Oklahoma |
228 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | Travin Dural | WR | LSU |
246 | Dallas Cowboys | MidnightSpecial | William Likely | CB | Maryland |
20 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | David Njoku | TE | Miami (FL) |
51 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Antonio Garcia | OT | Troy |
82 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Tyus Bowser | OLB | Houston |
101 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Kendell Beckwith | LB | LSU |
126 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Dede Westbrook | WR | Oklahoma |
177 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Jarron Jones | DL | Notre Dame |
203 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Elijah Hood | RB | North Carolina |
238 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Jack Tocho | DB | NC State |
252 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Fred Zerblis | OG | Colorado State |
253 | Denver Broncos | Jonas Lima | Cooper Rush | QB | Central Michigan |
21 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Jabrill Peppers | S | Michigan |
53 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Tim Williams | Edge | Alabama |
85 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Samaje Perine | RB | Oklahoma |
127 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Nico Siragusa | OG | San Diego State |
165 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Shelton Gibson | WR | West Virginia |
205 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Tanzel Smart | DT | Tulane |
215 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Dylan Cole | LB | Missouri State |
250 | Detroit Lions | GreatOden'sRaven | Nate Hairston | CB | Temple |
29 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Takkarist McKinley | Edge | UCLA |
61 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Desmond King | CB | Iowa |
93 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Kareem Hunt | RB | Toledo |
134 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Josh Reynolds | WR | Texas A&M |
172 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Corey Clement | RB | Wisconsin |
182 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Robert Davis | WR | Georgia State |
212 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Ezra Robinson | CB | Tennessee State |
247 | Green Bay Packers | HashtagMafioso | Amba Etta-Tawo | WR | Syracus |
25 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Mitchell Trubisky | QB | North Carolina |
57 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Carl Lawson | Edge | Auburn |
89 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Jalen Myrick | CB | Minnesota |
130 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Stevie Tu'ikolovatu | DT | USC |
142 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | David Sharpe | OT | Florida |
169 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Xavier Woods | SS | Louisiana Tech |
243 | Houston Texans | TopFlightSecurity | Javarius Leamon | OT | South Carolina State |
15 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | Leonard Fournette | RB | LSU |
46 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | T.J. Watt | Edge | Wisconsin |
80 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | Jordan Willis | Edge | Kansas State |
121 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | Lorenzo Jerome | S | St. Francis (PA) |
137 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | Jalen Reeves-Maybin | LB | Tennessee |
144 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | James Conner | RB | PIttsburgh |
158 | Indianapolis Colts | MichaelBR07 | Cole Hikutini | TE | Louisville |
4 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Jonathan Allen | DT | Alabama |
35 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Dion Dawkins | OG | Temple |
68 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Jake Butt | TE | Michigan |
110 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Nathan Peterman | QB | Pittsburgh |
148 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Wayne Gallman | RB | Clemson |
187 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Nate Gerry | S | Nebraska |
222 | Jacksonville Jaguars | riqv | Travis Rudolph | WR | Florida State |
27 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Cordrea Tankersley | CB | Clemson |
59 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Dorian Johnson | OG | Pittsburgh |
91 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Anthony Walker | LB | Northwestern |
104 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Elijah Qualls | DT | Washington |
132 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Jordan Leggett | TE | Clemson |
170 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Joshua Dobbs | QB | Tennessee |
180 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Joe Williams | RB | Utah |
216 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Artavis Scott | WR | Clemson |
218 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Kyle Fuller | C | Baylor |
245 | Kansas City Chiefs | JMichael39 | Calvin Munson | Edge | San Diego State |
7 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Marshon Lattimore | CB | Ohio State |
38 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Cam Robinson | OT | Alabama |
71 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Marcus Maye | S | Florida |
113 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Jaleel Johnson | DT | Iowa |
151 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Chad Kelly | QB | Ole Miss |
190 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Speedy Noil | WR | Texas A&M |
225 | Los Angeles Chargers | Blackout52 | Stanley Williams | RB | Kentucky |
37 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Evan Engram | TE | Ole Miss |
69 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Tyler Orlosky | C | West Virginia |
112 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Connor Harris | ILB | Lindenwood |
141 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Rayshawn Jenkins | FS | Miami (FL) |
149 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Danny Isidora | OG | Miami |
189 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Kenny Golladay | WR | Northern Illinois |
234 | Los Angeles Rams | ak4niner | Jerod Evans | QB | Virginia Tech |
22 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Haason Reddick | LB | Temple |
54 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Dan Feeney | OG | Indiana |
97 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Dawuane Smoot | Edge | Illinois |
166 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Josh Harvey-Clemons | S | Louisville |
178 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Josh Carraway | Edge | TCU |
184 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Brian Allen | CB | Utah |
206 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Davon Godchaux | DT | LSU |
223 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Alek Torgerson | QB | Penn |
240 | Miami Dolphins | Camp Frogger | Hunter Dimick | DL | Utah |
48 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Jarrad Davis | LB | Florida |
79 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Justin Evans | S | Texas A&M |
86 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Tanoh Kpassagnon | DL | Villanova |
120 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Montravius Adams | DT | Auburn |
128 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Brad Kaaya | QB | Miami (FL) |
160 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Zach Banner | OG | USC |
199 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | TJ Logan | RB | North Carolina |
232 | Minnesota Vikings | dumpster fire fan | Quincy Adeboyejo | WR | Ole Miss |
72 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Adam Shaheen | TE | Ashland |
96 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | DeMarcus Walker | DE | Florida State |
131 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Brian Hill | RB | Wyoming |
163 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Ryan Switzer | WR | North Carolina |
183 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Ejuan Price | Edge | Pittsburgh |
200 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Matt Milano | LB | Boston College |
239 | New England Patriots | Mertons_merkin | Jon Toth | C | Kentucky |
11 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Derek Barnett | Edge | Tennessee |
32 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Kevin King | CB | Washington |
42 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Raekwon McMillan | LB | Ohio State |
76 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Bucky Hodges | TE | Virginia Tech |
103 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Davis Webb | QB | California |
196 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Donnel Pumphrey | RB | San Diego State |
229 | New Orleans Saints | Fred Mercury | Jalen Robinette | WR | Air Force |
23 | New York Giants | 86derps | Dalvin Cook | RB | Florida State |
55 | New York Giants | 86derps | Caleb Brantley | DT | Florida |
87 | New York Giants | 86derps | Roderick Johnson | OT | Florida State |
140 | New York Giants | 86derps | Jonnu Smith | TE | Florida International |
167 | New York Giants | 86derps | Carroll Phillips | OLB | Illinois |
207 | New York Giants | 86derps | Marquel Lee | LB | Wake Forest |
241 | New York Giants | 86derps | Ashton Lampkin | CB | Oklahoma State |
6 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Jamal Adams | S | LSU |
39 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Ryan Ramczyk | OT | Wisconsin |
70 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Chris Godwin | WR | Penn State |
107 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Cam Sutton | CB | Tennessee |
150 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Josh Malone | WR | Tennessee |
191 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Pharaoh Brown | TE | Oregon |
224 | New York Jets | Rhardin49 | Ben Boulware | LB | Clemson |
24 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Christian McCaffrey | RB | Stanford |
56 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Duke Riley | LB | LSU |
88 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Dalvin Tomlinson | DT | Alabama |
129 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Chad Wheeler | OL | USC |
168 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Montae Nicholson | S | Michigan State |
208 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | De'Veon Smith | RB | Michigan |
242 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Erik Magnuson | OL | Michigan |
244 | Oakland Raiders | TryAndCatchVD | Des Lawrence | CB | North Carolina |
14 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Reuben Foster | ILB | Alabama |
43 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Teez Tabor | CB | Florida |
99 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Marlon Mack | RB | South Florida |
118 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Noah Brown | WR | Ohio State |
139 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Adam Bisnowaty | OT | PIttsburgh |
155 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Brendan Langley | CB | Lamar |
194 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Darius English | DE | South Carolina |
230 | Philadelphia Eagles | ejdrummond | Eric Saubert | TE | Drake |
30 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | John Ross | WR | Washington |
62 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Sidney Jones | CB | Washington |
94 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Ryan Anderson | Edge | Alabama |
105 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Gerald Everett | TE | South Alabama |
135 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Damontae Kazee | CB | San Diego State |
173 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Devonte Fields | Edge | Louisville |
213 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Jadar Johnson | S | Clemson |
248 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Fenderfreak81 | Isaiah McKenzie | WR | Georgia |
2 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Malik Hooker | S | Ohio State |
34 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | DeShone Kizer | QB | Notre Dame |
66 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Zay Jones | WR | ECU |
109 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Amara Darboh | WR | Michigan |
143 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Carlos Watkins | DT | Clemson |
146 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Aviante Collins | OL | TCU |
161 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Jeremy Cutrer | CB | Middle Tennessee St |
198 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Aaron Jones | RB | UTEP |
202 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | Jordan Evans | LB | Oklahoma |
219 | San Francisco 49ers | Joe Montana is GOAT | DJ Jones | DT | Mississippi |
26 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Adoree' Jackson | CB | USC |
58 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Julie'n Davenport | OT | Bucknell |
90 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Vince Biegel | LB | Wisconsin |
102 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Isaac Asiata | OG | Utah |
106 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Treston DeCoud | CB | Oregon State |
210 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Jehu Chesson | WR | Michigan |
226 | Seattle Seahawks | v3stige | Shalom Luani | S | Washington State |
19 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | Marlon Humphrey | CB | Alabama |
50 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | Josh Jones | S | NC State |
84 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | JuJu Smith-Schuster | WR | USC |
125 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | Jeremy McNichols | RB | Boise State |
162 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | William Holden | OT | Vanderbilt |
204 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | KD Cannon | WR | Baylor |
237 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | BayAreaBOI | Avery Gennesy | OT | Texas A&M |
5 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Corey Davis | WR | Western Michigan |
18 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Tre'Davious White | CB | LSU |
83 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Marcus Williams | S | Utah |
100 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Trey Hendrickson | Edge | Florida Atlantic |
124 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Michael Roberts | TE | Toledo |
164 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Blair Brown | ILB | Ohio |
214 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Shaquill Griffin | DB | UCF |
236 | Tennessee Titans | GSheen | Chase Roullier | C/G | Wyoming |
17 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Zach Cunningham | ILB | Vanderbilt |
49 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Charles Harris | Edge | Missouri |
81 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Chris Wormley | DT | Michigan |
114 | Washington | AzSharksFan | ArDarius Stewart | WR | Alabama |
123 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Corn Elder | CB | Miami |
154 | Washington | AzSharksFan | John Johnson | FS | Boston College |
201 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Nazair Jones | DE | North Carolina |
209 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Jordan Morgan | OG | Kutztown (PA) |
220 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Ben Gedeon | ILB | Michigan |
235 | Washington | AzSharksFan | Josh Tupou | NT | Colorado |