By: Andrew Miller, Resident NFL Draft Expert
Round 1

1. Cincinnati Bengals- Joe Burrow QB, LSU: A+
2. Washington Redskins- Chase Young EDGE, OSU: A+
3. Detroit Lions- Jeff Okudah CB, OSU: A
4. New York Giants- Andrew Thomas OT, Georgia: B-
5. Miami Dolphins- Tua Tagovailoa QB, Alabama: B
6. Los Angeles Chargers- Justin Herbert QB, Oregon: A
7. Carolina Panthers- Derrick Brown DT, Auburn: A+
8. Arizona Cardinals- Isaiah Simmons LB, Clemson: A-
9. Jacksonville Jaguars- CJ Henderson CB, Florida: A+
10. Cleveland Browns- Jedrick Wills Jr. OT, Alabama: A
11. New York Jets- Mekhi Becton OT, Louisville A
12. Las Vegas Raiders- Henry Ruggs III WR, Alabama: A
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Tristan Wirfs OL, Iowa: A
14. San Francisco 49ers- Javon Kinlaw DL, South Carolina: A-
15. Denver Broncos- Jerry Jeudy WR, Alabama: A+
16. Atlanta Falcons- AJ Terrell CB, Clemson: B+
17. Dallas Cowboys- Ceedee Lamb WR, Oklahoma: B+
18. Miami Dolphins- Austin Jackson OT, USC: B
19. Las Vegas Raiders- Damon Arnette CB, OSU: D
20. Jacksonville Jaguars: K’Lavon Chaisson EDGE, LSU: A+
21. Philadelphia Eagles- Jalen Reagor WR, TCU: D+
22. Minnesota Vikings- Justin Jefferson WR, LSU: A
23. Los Angeles Chargers- Kenneth Murray LB, Oklahoma: A+
24. New Orleans Saints: Cesar Ruiz IOL, Michigan: A-
25. San Francisco 49ers- Brandon Aiyuk WR, USC: B
26. Green Bay Packers: Jordan Love QB, Utah State: C-
27. Seattle Seahawks- Jordyn Brooks LB, Texas Tech: C+
28. Baltimore Ravens- Patrick Queen LB, LSU: A+
29. Tennessee Titans- Isaiah Wilson OT, Georgia: A
30. Miami Dolphins- Noah Igbinoghene CB, Auburn: C+
31. Minnesota Vikings- Jeff Gladney CB, TCU: B-
32. Kansas City Chiefs- Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB, LSU: B+
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33. Cincinnati Bengals- Tee Higgins WR, Clemson: B
34. Indianapolis Colts- Michael Pittman Jr. WR, USC: A-
35. Detroit Lions: D’Andre Swift RB, Georgia: B-
36. New York Giants- Xavier McKinney S, Alabama: A
37. New England Patriots- Kyle Dugger S, Lenoir-Rhyne: A
38. Carolina Panthers- Yetur Gross-Matos EDGE, PSU: A-
39. Miami Dolphins- Robert Hunt G, Louisiana, A
40. Houston Texans- Ross Blacklock DT, TCU: B+
41. Indianapolis Colts- Jonathan Taylor RB, Wisconsin: A+
42. Jacksonville Jaguars- Laviska Shenault WR, Colorado: B
43. Chicago Bears- Cole Kmet TE: Notre Dame: A-
44. Cleveland Browns- Grant Delpit S, LSU: B+
45. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Antoine Winfield S, Minnesota: A+
46. Denver Broncos- KJ Hamler WR, PSU: A
47. Atlanta Falcons- Marlon Davidson DL, Auburn: B-
48. Seattle Seahawks- Darrell Taylor EDGE, Tennessee: C+
49. Pittsburgh Steelers- Chase Claypool WR, Notre Dame: A
50. Chicago Bears- Jaylon Johnson CB, Utah: A-
51. Dallas Cowboys- Trevon Diggs CB, Alabama: A-
52. Los Angeles Rams- Cam Akers RB, FSU: D
53. Philadelphia Eagles- Jalen Hurts QB, Oklahoma: D-
54. Buffalo Bills: AJ Epenesa EDGE, Iowa: A+
55. Baltimore Ravens- JK Dobbins RB, OSU: A
56. Miami Dolphins- Raekwon Davis DT, Alabama: A
57. Los Angeles Rams- Van Jefferson WR, Florida: C
58. Minnesota Vikings- Ezra Cleveland OT, Boise State: C+
59. New York Jets- Denzel Mims WR, Baylor: B
60. New England Patriots- Josh Uche EDGE. Michigan: A
61. Tennessee Titans- Kristian Fulton CB, LSU: A
62. Green Bay Packers- AJ Dillon RB, Boston College: F
63. Kansas City Chiefs- Willie Gay LB, Miss St: B+
64. Carolina Panthers- Jeremey Chinn S, Southern Illinois: A
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65. Cincinnati Bengals- Logan Wilson LB, Wyoming: A-
66. Washington Redskins- Antonio Gibson RB, Memphis:C+
67. Detroit Lions- Julian Okwara EDGE, Notre Dame: A-
68. New York Jets- Ashtyn Davis S, Cal: A
69. Seattle Seahawks- Damien Lewis G, LSU: B-
70. Miami Dolphins- Brandon Jones S, Texas: C-
71. Baltimore Ravens- Justin Madubuike DT, Texas A&M: A+
72. Arizona Cardinals- Josh Jones OT, Houston: A
73. Jacksonville Jaguars- Davon Hamilton DT, OSU: B-
74. New Orleans Saints- Zack Baun LB, Wisconsin: A+
75. Detroit Lions- Jonah Jackson G, OSU: B+
76. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Ke’Shawn Vaughn RB, Vanderbilt: B-
77. Denver Broncos- Michael Ojemudia CB, Iowa: A-
78. Atlanta Falcons- Matt Hennessy C, Temple: A
79. New York Jets- Jabari Zuniga EDGE, Florida: B-
80. Las Vegas Raiders- Lynn Bowden WR, Kentucky: A
81. Las Vegas Raiders- Bryan Edwards WR, South Carolina: C+
82. Dallas Cowboys- Neville Gallimore DT, Oklahoma: A+
83. Denver Broncos- Lloyd Cushenberry IOL, LSU: A+
84. Los Angeles Rams- Terrell Lewis EDGE, Alabama: B-
85. Indianapolis Colts- Julian Blackmon S, Utah: A-
86. Buffalo Bills- Zack Moss RB, Utah: A-
87. New England Patriots- Anfernee Jennings LB, Alabama: B
88. Cleveland Browns- Jordan Elliott DL, Mizzou: A+
89. Minnesota Vikings- Cam Danztler CB, Miss St: B
90. Houston Texans- Jonathan Greenard EDGE: Florida: B+
91. New England Patriots- Devin Asiasi TE, UCLA: A
92. Baltimore Ravens- Devin Duvernay WR, Texas: A
93. Tennessee Titans- Darrynton Evan RB, Appalachian State: B-
94. Green Bay Packers- Josiah Deguara TE: Cincinnati: D
95. Denver Broncos- McTelvin Agim DT, Arkansas: B-
96. Kansas City Chiefs- Lucas Niang OT, TCU: A
97.  Cleveland Browns- Jacob Phillips LB, LSU: B
98.  Baltimore Ravens- Malik Harrison LB, OSU: A+
99. New York Giants- Matt Peart OT, Uconn: A
100. Las Vegas Raiders- Tanner Muse LB, Clemson: C
101. New England Patriots- Dalton Keene TE, Va Tech: C
102. Pittsburgh Steelers- Alex Highsmith EDGE: Charlotte: B
103. Philadelphia Eagles- Davion Taylor LB, Colorado: A-
104. LA Rams- Terrell Burgess S, Utah: C+
105. New Orleans Saints- Adam Trautman TE: Dayton: A
106. Baltimore Ravens-  Tyre Phillips G, Miss St: A-
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107. Cincinnati Bengals- Akeem Davis-Gaither LB: Appalachian State: B+
108. Washington Redskins- Saadiq Charles OT, LSU: A
109. Las Vegas Raiders- John Simpson G, Clemson: A+
110. New york Giants- Darnay Holmes CB, UCLA: B
111. Miami Dolphins- Solomon Kindley G, Georgia: A-
112.  Los Angeles Chargers-Joshua Kelley RB, UCLA: C
113. Carolina Panthers- Troy Pride Jr. CB, Notre Dame: A
114. Arizona Cardinals- Leki Fotu DT, Utah: A+
115. Cleveland Browns- Harrison Bryant TE, FAU: C
116. Jacksonville Jaguars- Ben Batrch OL, St. John’s: A+
117. Minnesota Vikings- DJ Wonnum EDGE, South Carolina: B+
118. Denver Broncos- Albert Okwuegbunam TE, Mizzou: A+
119. Atlanta Falcons- Mykal Walker LB, Fresno State: B
120. New York Jets- LaMical Perine RB, Florida: C+
121. Detroit Lions- Logan Stenberg G, Kentucky: A-
122. Indianapolis Colts- Jacob Eason QB, Washington: A
123. Dallas Cowboys- Reggie Robinson CB, Tulsa: B-
124. Pittsburgh Steelers- Anthony McFarland RB, Maryland: A-
125. New York Jets- James Morgan QB, FIU, B
126. Houston Texans- Charlie Heck OT, North Carolina: B
127.  Philadelphia Eagles- K’Von Wallace S, Clemson: B
128. Buffalo Bills- Gabriel Davis WR, UCF: A
129. New York Jets- Cameron Clark OT, Charlotte: B
130. Minnesota Vikings- James Lynch DT, Baylor: A
131. Arizona Cardinals- Rashard Lawrence DT, LSU: B+
132. Minnesota Vikings- Troy Dye LB, Oregon: A+
133. Seattle Seahawks- Colby Parkinson TE, Stanford: B
134. Atlanta Falcons- Jaylin Hawkins S, Cal: D-
135. Pittsburgh Steelers- Kevin Dotson G, Louisiana: A
136. Los Angeles Chargers- Brycen Hopkins TE, Purdue: B-
137. Jacksonville Jaguars- Josiah Scott CB, MSU: B-
138. Kansas City Chiefs- LaJarius Sneed S, Luisiana Tech: C-
139. Las Vegas Raiders- Amik Robertson CB, Louisiana Tech: A+ 
140. Jacksonville Jaguars- Shaquille Quarterman LB, Miami: B
141. Houston Texans- John Reed CB, PSU:C-
142. Washington Redskins- Antonio Gandy-Golden WR, Liberty: A
143. Baltimore Ravens- Ben Bredeson G, Michigan: A
144. Seattle Seahawks- Deejay Dallas RB, Miami: C
145. Philadelphia Eagles- Jack Driscoll G, Auburn: B
146. Dallas Cowboys- Tyler Biadasz C, Wisconsin: A+
     Round 5
147. Cincinnati Bengals- Khalid Kareem EDGE, Notre Dame: A
148. Seattle Seahawks: Alton Robinson EDGE, Syracuse: B
149. Indianapolis Colts- Danny Pinter G, Ball State: C+
150. New York Giants- Shane Lemeuix G, Oregon: A
151. Los Angeles Chargers- Joe Reed WR, Virginia: B-
152. Carolina Panthers- Kenny Robinson S, XFL: A
153. San Francisco 49ers- Colton McKevitz OT, WVU: B
154. Miami Dolphins: Jason Strawbridge DL, North Carolina: B+
155. Chicago Bears- Trevis Gipson LB, Tulsa: C+
156. Washington Redskins- Keith ishmael C: SDSU: C+
157. Jacksonville Jaguars- Daniel Thomas S: Auburn: C-
158. New York Jets- Bryce Hall CB, Virgina: A
159. New England Patriots: Justin Rohrwasser K: Marshall: B
160.  Cleveland Browns- Nick Harris IOL:  Washington: A
161. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Tyler Johnson WR: Minnesota: B+
162. Washington Redskins- Khaleke Hudson S: Michigan: B+
163. Chicago Bears- Kindle Vildor CB: Georgia Southern:C+
164. Miami Dolphins- Curtis Weaver EDGE, Boise State: A
165. Jacksonville Jaguars- Collin Johnson WR, Texas: C-
166. Detroit Lions- Quentez Cephus WR, Wisconsin: B+
167. Buffalo Bills- Jake Fromm QB, Georgia: A
168. Philadelphia Eagles- John Hightower WR, Boise State: D
169. Minnesota Vikings- Harrison Hand CB, Temple: A
170. Baltimore Ravens- Broderick Washington DL, Texas Tech: B-
171. Houston Texans- Isaiah Coulter WR, Rhode Island: C+
172. Detroit Lions- Jason Huntley RB, New Mexico State: F
173. Chicago Bears- Darnell Mooney WR, Tulane: C
174. Tennessee Titans- Larrell Murchison DL, NC State: A
175. Green Bay Packers- Kamal Martin LB, Minnesota, B
176. Minnesota Vikings- KJ Osborn WR, Miami: C-
177. Kansas City Chiefs- Mike Danna EDGE, Michigan- C+
178. Denver Broncos- Justin Strnad LB, Wake Forest: B+
179. Dallas Cowboys- Bradlee Anae EDGE, Utah: A

Round 6
180. Cincinnati Bengals-Hakeem Adeniji OT, Kansas: A
181. Denver Broncos- Netane Muti IOL, Fresno State: A
182. New England Patriots- Michael Onwenu IOL, Michigan: A
183. New York Giants- Cameron Brown LB, PSU- B-
184. Carolina Panthers- Bravvion Roy DL, Baylor: A
185. Miami Dolphins- Blake Ferguson LS, LSU: S for Snapper
186. Los Angeles Chargers- Aholi Gilman S, Notre Dame: A-
187. Cleveland Browns- Donovan Peoples-Jones WR, Michigan: A+
188. Buffalo Bills- Tyler Bass K, Georgia Southern: A
189. Jacksonville Jaguars- Jake Lutton QB, Oregon State: B
190. San Francisco 49ers- Charlie Woerner TE, Georgia: B-
191. New York Jets- Braden Man P, Texas A&M: A
192. Green Bay Packers- Jon Runyan Jr. G, Michigan: B+
193. Indianapolis Colts- Robert Windsor DT, PSU: B-
194. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Khalil Davis DT, Nebraska: A-
195. New England Patriots- Justin Herron OT, Wake Forest: B+
196. Philadelphia Eagles- Shaun Bradley LB, Temple: C
197. Detroit Lions- John Penisinsi DT, Utah: B
198. Pittsburgh Steelers- Antoine Brooks S, Maryland: C+
199. LA Rams- Jordan Fuller S, OSU: D
200. Philadelphia Eagles- Quez Watkins WR, Southern Miss: F
201. Baltimore Ravens- James Proche WR, SMU: A
202. Arizona Cardinals- Evan Weaver LB, Cal: A-
203. Minnesota Vikings- Blake Brandel OT, Oregon State: B-
204. New England Patriots- Cash Maula LB, Wyoming: D
205. Minnesota Vikings- Josh Metellus S, Michigan: B
206. Jacksonville Jaguars- Tyler Davis TE, Georgia Tech: B
207. Buffalo Bills- Isaiah Hodges WR, Oregon State: C+
208. Green Bay Packers- Jake Hanson C, Oregon: A
209. Green Bay Packers- Brian Stepaniak G, Indiana: C+
210. Philadelphia Eagles- Prince Tega Wanogho OT, Auburn: A
211. Indianapolis Colts- Isaiah Rodgers CB, UMass: B
212. Indianapolis Colts- Dezmon Patmon WR, Washington State: C
213. Indianapolis Colts- Jordan Glasgow S, Michigan: A
214.Seattle Seahawks- Freddie Swain WR, Florida: B
Round 7

215. Cincinnati Bengals- Marcus Bailey LB, Purdue: A+
216. Washington Redskins- Kameron Curl S, Arkansas: C-
217. San Francisco 49ers- Juauan Jennings WR, Tennessee: A
218. New York Giants- Carter Coughlin EDGE, Minnesota: A-
219. Baltimore Ravens- Geno Stone S, Iowa: A
220. Los Angeles Chargers- KJ Hill WR, OSU: A-
221. Carolina Panthers- Stanley Thomas-Oliver CB, FIU: B-
222. Arizona Cardinals- Eno Benjamin RB, ASU: A-
222.Jacksonville Jaguars- Chris Claybrooks CB, Memphis: B-
224. Tennessee Titans- Cole McDonald QB, Hawaii: A-
225. Minnesota Vikings- Kenny Willekes EDGE, MSU: A
226. Chicago Bears- Arlington Hambright G, Colorado: A
227. Chicago Bears- Lachavious Simmons OT: Tennessee St: B
228.  Atlanta Falcons- Sterling Hofrichter P, Syracuse: A 
229.Washington Redskins- James Smith-Williams EDGE, NC State: B+
230.  New England Patriots- Dustin Woodard IOL, Memphis: B+
231. Dallas Cowboys- Ben DiNucci QB, James Madison: C
232. Pittsburgh Steelers- Carlos Davis DT, Nebraska: A
233. Philadelphia Eagles- Casey Toohil LB, Stanford: B+
234. Los Angeles Rams: Clay Johnston LB, Baylor: A
235. Detroit Lions- Jashon Cornell DT, OSU: B
236. Green Bay Packers- Vernon Scott, S: TCU: B
237. Kansas City Chiefs- Thakarius Keyes CB, Tulane: B-
238.  New York Giants- TJ Brunson LB, South Carolina: A
239. Buffalo Bills- Dane Jackson CB, Pitt: A
240. New Orleans Saints- Tommy Stevens QB, MIss St: B+
241. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Chapelle Russell LB, Temple: C
242. Green Bay Packers- Jonathan Garvin EDGE, Miami: A
243. Tennessee Titans- Chris Jackson CB, Marshall: C+
244. Minnesota Vikings: Nate Stanley QB, Iowa: A-
245. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Raymond Calais RB, Louisiana: D
246. Miami Dolphins- Malcolm Perry RB, Navy: A
247. New York Giants- Chris Williamson CB, Minnesota: A-
248. Los Angeles Rams- Sam Sloman K: Miami (OH), F (or an A)
249. Minnesota Vikings- Brian Cole S, Miss St: A
250. Los Angeles Rams- Tremayne Anchrum G, Clemson: A-
251. Seattle Seahawks- Stephen Sullivan TE, LSU: D
252. Denver Broncos- Tyrie Cleveland WR, Florida: A
253. Minnesota Vikings- Kyle Hinton C, Washborn: B
254. Denver Broncos- Derek Tuszka EDGE, NDSU: A
255. New York Giants- Tae Crowder LB, Georgia: B

NFC EAST

​Philadelphia Eagles

Round 1 No 21 ovr. Jalen Reagor WR, TCU: D+
The Eagles needed to draft a wide receiver, but I don’t know about Reagor’s value here and especially to the Eagles. The Eagles have a guy that already has his role. Reagor compares almost exactly to Desean Jackson so that’s redundant, plus Justin Jefferson who fits a perfect need for what the Eagles do on offense was there. Instead they opt for a receiver who they like. I like Regor but at 21 with who was on the board was just odd.

Round 2 No 53 ovr. Jalen Hurts QB, Oklahoma: D-
I like Jalen Hurts, but he was not the top QB on my board. Oh and they have a young entrenched starter in Carson Wentz. I get he’s injured, but I would recommend taking a QB in the fourth who is ready to step in for him. A QB in the second is supposed to be a future franchise QB. I cannot believe this pick. The Eagles should be gearing up for a Super Bowl run not looking to move on from the former MVP candidate. The D- is just because I like the player, but I cannot believe what the Eagles are doing.

Round 3 No 103 ovr. Davion Taylor LB, Colorado: A-
    I personally love this player. Dabion Taylor is a guy I thought was being underrated. He is quick and good in coverage, but I thought he was an underrated tackler as well. He will fit right in the Nigel Bradham role that is now vacated. The only reason there is a minus is because, while he does fill a need, there may have been better LBs on the board and the Eagles could have potentially gotten him much later. Still at least this pick makes sense to me.

Round 4 No 127 ovr. K’Von Wallace S, Clemson: B
K’Von Wallace is a solid pickup for the Eagles. I think that this issue should have been addressed earlier but Wallace can step into the role right away that Malcolm Jenkins left behind. He may not be able to be as good as Jenkins was, but I think there is little chance he is a bust at this spot.

Round 4 No 146 ovr. Jack Driscoll G, Auburn: B
I can never get mad at a team for drafting OLine help. Jack Dricoll is a solid power Lineman who excels at pulling. I think that he will succeed at his move inside when going to the Eagles. He will be benefiting from an excellent OLine so he will at worst be a solid backup and at best be a surprise really good starter with limited responsibilities. 
    
Round 5 No 168 ovr. John Hightower WR, Boise State: D
Odd that the Eagles would pick a second receiver at their last pick of real substance in the draft. On top of that the receiver they got is simply okay and not entirely traits-y. I don’t know but the Eagles have a bunch of John Hightowers on their roster including one that they drafted in the second round last year (Arcega-Whiteside). I feel like they shoulda gone for more of a freak at the position and try to get more height. If Alshon is truly gone, their only Red Zone threat is their TEs and that may not be enough.
    
Round 6 No 196 ovr. Shaun Bradley LB, Temple: C
More of a thumper and tackler than Taylor was before. The Eagles are pretty thin at LB but I can’t shake the feeling that Bradley wasn’t a great selection. I would have him in the late round 5 early round 6 conversation so here it is apt value but I think that the Eagles should address other issues than double dipping at WR and LB.

Round 6 No 200 ovr. Quez Watkins WR, Southern Miss: F
 I have not watched a lot of Southern Miss tape, I am going to be honest. However, I am going to reiterate my point that the Eagles should have addressed their other concerns before once again returning to the WR well. Normally you are drafting guys with traits this late, so presumably Watkins must have those. I think that a third WR is a little much for this team I’m afraid. The F ended up being for the draft strategy than for the player.

Round 6 No 210 ovr. Prince Tega Wanogho OT, Auburn: A
This is a slam dunk pick that fell into the Eagles lap. The tackle from Nigeria has been mocked as high as the end of the 2nd, and I had a 3rd round grade on him, so getting him here is exceptional value. Wanogho can occupy the swing tackle role that Halapoulivaati Vaitai commanded. Getting both Auburn tackles was the best move these Eagles made all draft.

Round 7 No ovr. 233 Casey Toohil LB, Stanford: B+
Good pick late. They may be triple dipping in the LB position, but scouts rave about Toohil’s intangibles and effort on defense. I think this guy will be a great gunner on Special Teams.

GRADE: C-
The Eagles draft is really confusing. I don't really understand what they are going for here. Howie Roseman has been one of the NFL's best GMs but his first two picks are just odd. Reagor was a major reach and I have no clue what they are doing with their second pick. Howie Roseman says they are married to Wentz and I kinda believe him. I don't know what the plan is but I assume they have one. They make up for a bad class with decent O Line picks later, but if anyone is looking at the Eagles line, that is not the biggest area of need.

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NFC SOUTH

NFC WEST

San Francisco 49ers

Round 1 No 14 ovr. Javon Kinlaw DL: South Carolina: A-
The value here is an A+. Kinlaw is a top 5-7 player in this class. He is big and powerful and borderline unblockable at the Defensive Tackle position. Sound familiar? Essentially they traded Deforest Buckner for a pay cut at the position. I think he will have literally the exact same role as Buckner did.

Round 1 No 25 ovr. Brandon Aiyuk WR, USC: B
Kyle Shannahan got a guy who is exactly in the mold of what he wants. A taller guy with great hands who is great in the open space that Kyle can draw up. I don't thin I could have picked a better WR for them. I think he was at least 3-4 WRs down on my board but in the case of the 49ers and this deep class: get who you want. 

Round 5 No 153 ovr. Colton McKevitz OT, WVU: B
Get some offensive line depth. I love it. The draft for the 49ers was all about the early picks so I get trying to get a backup here for Trent Williams and Mike McGlinchey. 

Round 6 No 190 ovr. Charlie Woerner TE, Georgia: B-
Nothing that physically that really excites me but I trust the 49ers in their asessment of TEs. 

Round 7 No 190 Juauan Jennings WR, Tennessee: A
The 49ers here get their value pick. They get a player who I thought is very similar to Aiyuk as a player. A good jump ball getter with really good physical traits for his size. Woulda liked any semblance of consistency, but I see what Kyle likes in him

​GRADE: B
The Niners selected to go for depth with their later picks which is totally fine, they need it. Their two first are really all that mattered on top of getting Trent Williams. They got a replacement for Buckner and Kyle Shannahan his second good receiver. Job well done for the Niners.

AFC EAST

Buffalo Bills
Round 2 No 54 ovr. AJ Epenesa EDGE, Iowa A+
    I don’t think I could have come up with a better fit for a player if I tried. Epenesa will fit right at home opposite Jerry Hughes. Epenesa will be the big edge setter on the left while Hughes rushes the passer on the right. The man is not your traditional edge, he is more in the vein of Cam Jordan/Michael Bennett mold of messing up the play and breaking the line of scrimmage. Getting  a top 15 talent at 54 is always a no brainer. When it’s at a premium position of need, even better.

Round 3 No 86 ovr. Zack Moss RB, Utah: A- 
I love this player. He is in that Marshawn Lynch, north to south mode of running back that the Bills are missing. The bills are ready to contend now and getting a solid running game is a solid part of that. I think he is a perfect fit with Devin Singletary. There was a reason he didn’t get the bulk of the carries basically throughout the whole year. It is because the Bills want to establish a power run game and Moss is meant for that. The minus comes from perhaps a lineman now and RB later would have been a better strategy.

Round 4 No 128 ovr. Gabriel Davis WR, UCF: A
The Bills wanted to get in on the WR party that this draft provides. They always say that you are supposed to build your WR group like a basketball team. Right here, Davis is a lot like a power forward. He gets those 50/50 balls and he plays faster than his 40m time was. I think this is a great pick.

Round 5 No 167 ovr. Jake Fromm QB, Georgia: A
Probably the most publicized pick by the media from the Bills draft. I for one am not in the hot take business of drafting a big name QB means any reflects any distrust in their franchise QB. I think getting Fromm gets them a really good backup who has played in a lot of big games. Fromm is an incredibly smart QB who can fill in a pinch for Allen if worse comes to worse. Think of the NO Saints. Imagine if that team didn’t have Teddy Bridgewater for 5 games.

Round 6 No 188 ovr. Tyler Bass K, Georgia Southern: A
Taking the best kicker with the best leg in the class is always a great pick. No Problems.

Round 6 No 207 ovr. Isaiah Hodges WR, Oregon State: C+
At this point you are betting on traits and production. While Hodges doesn’t have the former like most receivers in this class do, he has been one of the most productive players in CFB in the last 3 years. He could develop into a really good possession receiver. 

Round 7 No 239 ovr. Dane Jackson CB, Pitt: A
He may be a bit slow but he plays with intensity at the line of scrimmage. I think that Dane could be a really good rotational corner in press coverage. 

​Buffalo Bills: A
Buffalo for the second year in a row had one of my favorite drafts in the league. I loved almost every pick they made. My only problem with their draft is while they did get great value at every pick, not one offensive lineman? seems a little odd to me.

New York Jets

Round 1 No 11 ovr. Mekhi Becton OT, Louisville A 
    New Yorkers should not be as skeptical as they are about Becton. The man is a freak, he’s huge, once he gets his hands you it’s over. I think getting my No.1 ranked OT at 11 is a pretty good deal. When you are rebuilding an offensive line like the Jets are, it is important to start with size in order to get a foundation. The Jets nailed this pick.

Round 2 No 59 ovr. Denzel Mims WR, Baylor: B
This is a grade specifically for my feelings on the player. I think he does not play as fast as he runs. I think he has an opportunity to be a special receiver if the speed translates. I would be a little skeptical and I personally would have taken a different receiver but I get that the expected value is probably dead on. This is pretty much where he was expected to go if not lower than he was.


Round 3 No 68 ovr. Ashtyn Davis S, Cal: A
One of the more underrated players in the class in my opinion. A prototypical center fielder, this track star uses his speed to win in the secondary. He reminds me a lot of Eric Weddle when I watch his tape and what is most surprising to me is that he was supposed to play CB when he walked on. I think he could play some CB in the NFL as well. I love this pick.

Round 3 No 79 ovr. Jabari Zuniga EDGE, Florida: B-
I like the player as a football player. He is a physically gifted player. I think that this may just be a risk for a team burned at the position before. He has elite speed and power at the position but has had work ethic and off field issues. Ironically he was Jachai Polite’s best friend in college and now goes to the team that gave up on him.

Round 4 No 120 ovr.  LaMical Perine RB, Florida: C+
It is always hard to give an unfavorable grade on a player I really like. Perine was a regular feature on the Andrew Miller Man Crush of the Year Award. I thought he would be the steal of the draft with his bowling ball style and a surprise burst. However, I don’t see how he fits in with the Jets when his ideal role overlaps with Le'veon’s skill set. I think the Jets should have used this pick elsewhere.


Round 4 No 125 ovr. James Morgan QB, FIU, B+
You know they got the traits-y developmental quarterback in the 4th round. I can’t really be all that mad at the pick. I really like what he could be. I just think that maybe they should have focused more on Sam Darnold.

Round 4 No 129 ovr. Cameron Clark OT, Charlotte: B
Alright the Jets are committing to size up front, I like it. Cameron Clark is a tackle now but I think he will eventually move into guard where his ferocity and size can really be of use. He has good instincts on how to use his massive frame, I think the Jets should be happy with this pick.

Round 5 No 158 ovr.  Bryce Hall CB, Virgina: A
    Probably the best value pick in the whole class for the Jets. Bryce Hall probably should have gone early third, so getting him here is a steal. He is one of the best press corners in this whole draft and also possess what I think is underrated athleticism. The only question for him are his medicals. If he can stay healthy, the Jets might have gotten a Day 1 starter late in the draft.

Round 6 No 191 ovr. Braden Man P, Texas A&M: A
    The Jets got the best leg and punter in the class. No complaints here.
GRADE: A-
The Jets had one of their best drafts in recent memory. Not one pick in this draft is a bad player. Some may question their fit into the offense or off field issues, but overall they were all good players. If not for the few risks the Jets took I would consider this a perfect draft class. Well done at getting Sam Darnold the help he needs. 

Miami Dolphins 

Round 1  No 5 ovr. Tua Tagovailoa QB, Alabama: B
    It is no secret that I was a bigger fan of Herbert. I give all the credit in the world to the Dolphins for the smokescreen that went on to get Tua at 5. I just think Herbert was a better prospect. The B comes more from all the injury issues that may come up. Miami got their guy and now they have to lie in the bed they made.


Round 1 No 18 ovr. Austin Jackson OT, USC: B
This player may be a reach at 18, but the Dolphins need to protect their famously brittle new franchise QB. Of the tackles that were left, Jackson represents the best potential of the field. He had worse tape this year than many expected, but his 2018 tape was really good and he flashes that elite athleticism in a lot of games this year. With his blend of size and movement, he could just as easily be a star but he could also never start a game.

Round 1 No 30 ovr. Noah Igbinoghene CB, Auburn: C+
I gave this a C+ for the value. I think they could have gotten him in the second if they really wanted him. For a team with all those top 50 picks, early on I think they should go for more of a best player available approach. However this guy should be able to translate his great hip movement and speed into being a great slot corner with the new and improved secondary in Miami.


Round 2 No 39 ovr. Robert Hunt G, Louisiana, A
This may be a little bit of a reach for Hunt, but I don’t care. The Dolphins should double down on lineman, but in the case of Robert Hunt the Dolphins got the biggest, baddest mother shucker in the whole class outside Mekhi Becton. He is probably the best at using his size and bullying the trenches. I love this player and the pick.

Round 2 No 56 ovr. Raekwon Davis DT, Alabama: A
I love this pick as well. The Dolphins should be looking to get as many cornerbacks as possible and getting Davis is one of them. I think Davis was undervalued because of the way Alabama uses defensive tackles. They don’t ask them to pin their ears back all the time. With Davis at bare minimum you are getting a run stopper extraordinaire. He reminds me of a better version of A’Shawn Robinson. Great pick.

Round 3 No 70 ovr.  Brandon Jones S, Texas: C-
I just do not get this pick. In the third round they had so many better options at safety. Instead they get an okay one that I had a 6th round grade on. A C- is better because they have the capital to play with but I think this may be one of the worst value picks of the draft.

Round 4 No 111 ovr. Solomon Kindley G, Georgia: A-
Not great value but getting athletic lineman from big name schools is not a bad idea. Plus on top of this, they triple dip at lineman for Tua which is always a good thing in my eyes.

Round 5 No 154 ovr.  Jason Strawbridge DL, North Carolina: B+
Decent value pick here. While Davis is a penetrating run stopper, Strawbridge is a pure space eater. I really like this player and fits what Brian Flores does up there on his line. 

Round 5 No 164 ovr. Curtis Weaver EDGE, Boise State: A
The best value pick of the draft for the Dolphins. I think he woulda been a reach in the second where he was often mocked, but here it is a steal. His speed and bend will be a great second option from the underperforming Charles Harris. 

Round 6 No 185 ovr. Blake Ferguson LS, LSU: S for Snapper
I refuse to grade long snappers. I would give this grade an F if I could because you should never draft a LS earlier than the 7th and especially not in the top 200. 

Round 7 No 246 ovr. Malcolm Perry RB, Navy: A
I love this pick because he can be a good pass catching RB for the Dolphins who is incredibly smart. Plus being out of the Navy, he is used to the tough coaching style of Brian Flores.

Miami Dolphins : B
The Dolphins had a pretty pedestrian draft in my opinion. There were a bunch of good picks sprinkled in there for sure, but I think the reached on most of the players outside the second round. They did get their QB and get lineman to protect him but I think there were other places the Dolphins could have gone with all that draft capital. 

AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals: B+

Round 1 No 1 ovr. Joe Burrow QB, LSU: A+
    This man is probably the best QB I have ever scouted. I do not throw this out there lightly, he is Peyton Manning. Not only is he smart, productive, and great under pressure, he just has a way about him that is simply unique. He is similar to Saquon Barkley where his intangibles are such a plus they are hard to ignore. He has a swagger about him and I think will take little to no time to get in the top 10 QB discussion. 

Round 2 No 33 ovr. Tee Higgins WR, Clemson: B
If it were based on value, I would give this pick an A. I also understand getting Joe Burrow his future No.1 target and getting that chemistry down quick. However, I just think that when you don’t have a great O line and you have 3 productive receivers outside AJ Green on your roster already, I think they should have waited for their receiver but I can’t blame them with taking one of the best players available in Tee Higgins. 

Round 3 No 65 ovr. Logan Wilson LB, Wyoming: A-
This is a pick I really like. I like getting a hard hitting linebacker when your defense really doesn’t have much of an enforcer. Wilson makes sense here but still, they have not drafted Burrow an offensive lineman and are saying to trot out their two 1st rounders who have not played either a full season or a season yet. I would be cautious if I were the Bengals. 

Round 4 No 107 ovr. Akeem Davis-Gaither LB: Appalachian State: B+
Another player I really like. His speed and coverage ability can be a great coverage to Wilson’s bruising mentality. I still think the Bengals should have looked at the offensive line. Just sayin

Round 5 No 147 ovr.  Khalid Kareem EDGE, Notre Dame: A
I like the idea of getting another good pass rusher opposite Carl Lawson. Carlos Dunlap is only getting older and Sam Hubbard hasn't amounted to much of anything. 

Round 6 No 180 ovr. Hakeem Adeniji OT, Kansas: A
Finally the Bengals address the offensive line. With Adeniji being the pick, it all makes sense. Clearly Jonah Williams is supposed to be the LT. Adeniji is an undersized tackle who could reliably play either RT or G in the NFL. He is a technician and is very good at getting leverage. That is why I think he would excel in the interior, something the Bengals desperately need. 

Round 7 No 215 ovr. Marcus Bailey LB, Purdue: A+
The A+ here is for value only. I like this player and the way he plays football a lot. He is a tru MLB who probably will be playing special teams. Considering the Bengals depth chart at linebacker, even Bailey may see a legitimate role early on. 

GRADE: B+
I like pretty much every player they drafted. They got nothing but good football players and 2 really good ones. They got a special QB prospect in Burrow and his future No. 1 option in Tee Higgins. I think they got a decent foundation for the future, the only thing keeping a draft with as good of a No.1 pick as they got is that they waited way too long to get protection for said QB. other than that decent draft. 

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Cleveland Browns

Round 1 No 10 ovr. Jedrick Wills Jr. OT, Alabama: A
It was no secret that the Browns were missing protection from the edges. Greg Robinson was their best tackle for crying out loud. To protect Baker, the Browns selected the best natural pass blocker in the class. His technique is flawless already and his footwork is phenomenal. Him and Conklin will combine for a solid base for Baker.

Round 2 No 44 ovr. Grant Delpit S, LSU: B+
I like the need and fit, but the Browns are risking a lot with this pick right here. I think they should have gone with the safer guy in Winfield here. But in Delpit they get a guy who was supposed to be a top 5 lock at the beginning of the year. The man has all the tools of a Jamal Adams. He’s twitchy, hard hitting and quick to a decision except he is better in coverage. The only problem is this season you saw him make a lot of mistakes. Hopefully the Browns can fix that problem, but it remains to be seen if the coaching staff is up to the task.

Round 3 No 88 ovr. Jordan Elliott DL, Mizzou: A+
One of my favorite picks in the entire draft. The Cleveland Browns lack interior pressure of any sort. Well here they get arguably one of the most underappreciated interior penetrators in the whole class. I love this pick, and I think the Browns got a steal here at 88.

Round 3 No 97 ovr. Jacob Phillips LB, LSU: B
A little bit of a reach here for a prospect I really like. Often overlooked by the rest of the LSU defense, he really is a good player in his own right. He is not the freak Patrick Queen is but he is a good athlete in his own right. Plus the Browns need to replace the surefire tackling ability of Joe Schoebert and Phillips can help with that problem.

Round 4 No 115 ovr.  Harrison Bryant TE, FAU: C
    The first real head scratcher from the Browns. I don’t get why they feel the need to draft an athletic TE when they spent a first round pick on Njoku and signed Austin Hooper to a big deal. I like the player, not the pick.

Round 5 No 160 ovr. Nick Harris IOL:  Washington: A
    Another great pick by the Browns here. Harris comes with an injury history, which is why he fell here. If he can stay healthy, the Browns got another big guy in the middle in case Austin Corbett continues to be a bust and more importantly can play all interior positions. 

Round 6 No187 ovr. Donovan Peoples-Jones WR, Michigan: A+
DPJ could probably have a case against Shea Patterson for $5 million because getting him in the 5th round is atrocious. The man is a pure athlete and I think with a better QB, he woulda been a first round caliber receiver. Getting him here is an absolute steal and it surprisingly fits really well. Odell on one side, DPJ eventually on the other with Jarvis in the slot. Great pick!

GRADE: A
GM Andrew Berry did a great jon in his debut draft as Browns GM. All across the board he got great value and possible superstars. I love everything that he did in this draft aside from drafting another athletic TE. Outside of that the draft was near flawless. They got lineman and secondary pieces the Browns. Baker now has the protection he needs and should have no excuses this season. 

AFC SOUTH

 Jacksonville Jaguars

Round 1 No 9 ovr.  CJ Henderson CB, Florida: A+
    I think this was the absolute best pick. They have a decent line and when a team is rebuilding like they are, they should invest in the premium positions whose elite players aren’t often in FA. CJ Anderson is possibly the best man to man corner who has a real stick to him in coverage. Even more impressive are his ball skills and his  hip movement. I love this pick and I think throughout this whole draft process, I saw him as one of the underrated prospects. Great pick.

Round 1 No 20 ovr. K’Lavon Chaisson EDGE, LSU: A+
    The Jags are following the old model which got them to the AFC Championship game: When an elite defensive player falls to you, draft him. Plain and simple. Chaisson should not have been here. He is a top 12 player and pass rusher with some of the best athleticism in the class. Him and Josh Allen will make a fantastic pair moving forward. Hopefully they stick to this model and when they draft their QB, it’s not Blake Bortles. 


Round 2 No 42 ovr.  Laviska Shenault WR, Colorado: B
    I like this player but I think that the Jags didn’t really need him. I think they are pretty set with Dede and DJ Chark. I think that Shenault occupies the same role that Dede is currently in. I think they could have gone elsewhere, but getting a great do everything weapon like Shenault isn’t the worst thing in the world.
    
Round 3 No 73 ovr. Davon Hamilton DT, OSU: B-
    I think this is a reach for a team that has players at the position. They got a space eater, which they do need, but they have yet to really see what they can get out of Taven Bryan. I still think there were better players even at this position on the board, but hey, to each their own.

Round 4 No 116 ovr. Ben Batrch OL, St. John’s: A+
    Great pick. The Jags need offensive lineman. Getting bartch a little later than expected is a good steal. They get an athletic and little undersized tackler who is really good at using his power and leverage. He could play at LT or at RT depending on how they view Cam Robinson. Like this pick.

Round 4 No 137 ovr.  Josiah Scott CB, MSU: B-
    The Jags need more than simply one corner but I think they got one who is a little bit of a reach. I like his press ability that will be perfect in Jacksonville, but I question his speed and ability to stay with receivers long term. I don’t know I like the position, not the value.

Round 4 No 140 ovr.  Shaquille Quarterman LB, Miami: B
    I like this pick for the Jags. They need a second LB to Myles Jack. Especially one who is a more aggressive tackler. Shaw Quarterman fits the bill and he could be a future start moving forward in Jacksonville.

Round 5 No 157 ovr. Daniel Thomas S: Auburn: C-
I don’t like this pick. The Jags need a safety but not one that I think could be off the roster in years. I don’t think he’s the athlete needed to compete in the NFL for a starting role. I think he will be bound to a role, but will never stop. I think that the grade is only for the position, but the value is terrible. 

Round 5 No 165 ovr. Collin Johnson WR, Texas: C-
It sucks because I like this player. I really think that Collin Johnson could be great in another situation. But I don’t think that there is room for Johnson on the roster. They have enough receivers. They must not like one of them. I don’t like this pick for the Jaguars. They could have used high upside guys from other positions more.

Round 6 No 189 ovr. Jake Lutton QB, Oregon State: B
I think this is a contingency plan in case Minshew doesn’t work. Lutton was one of the few draftable players at the position. He is a good player with a good arm, but he probably won’t get the start. It is always good business to draft a QB, even late. 

Round 6 No 206 ovr. Tyler Davis TE, Georgia Tech: B
    They probably should have targeted the position earlier when draftable players were on the board. I don’t think this player will see meaningful snaps in the NFL. I think the position was of need and there is enough athleticism to make the pick possibly be worth it.

 Round 7 No 223 ovr. Chris Claybrooks CB, Memphis: B-
    No problem whatsoever taking a late round flier on a slot corner.

 Jacksonville Jaguars: A- 
I really like what the Jaguars did this draft. Jacksonville has gotten 2 elite defensive players with their first two picks. Then to get a player like Ben Bartch in the 4th along with Laviska in the 2nd means that the Jags have talent again. The Jaguars may have had some real reaches in this draft but the talent and athleticism they got should not be overlooked. Probably one of my favorite hauls of the draft. 
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AFC WEST

​By Adam Bressler