4 round mock 11-17

[TDjacksonville]

Round 1
1. Kansas City Chiefs (1-8): Geno Smith QB West Virginia
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-8): Jarvis Jones OLB/DE Georgia
3. Cleveland Browns (2-7): Dee Milliner CB Alabama
4. Carolina Panthers (2-7): Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M
5. Buffalo Bills (3-6): Matt Barkley QB USC
6. Oakland Raiders (3-6): Manti Te’o ILB Notre Dame
7. Saint Louis Rams from Washington Redskins (3-6): Star Lotulelei DT Utah
8. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6): Johnathan Hankins DT Ohio State
9. New York Jets (3-6): Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
10. St. Louis Rams (3-5-1):Taylor Lewen OT Michigan
11. Tennessee Titans (4-6): Damontre Moore DE Texas A&M
12. San Diego Chargers (4-5): Sam Montgomery OLB/DE LSU
13. Cincinnati Bengals (4-5): Johnathan Banks CB Mississippi State
14. Miami Dolphins (4-5): Justin Hunter WR Tennessee
15. New Orleans Saints (4-5): Bjoern Werner DE FSU
16. Detroit Lions (4-5): Alec Ogeltree LB Georgia
17. Arizona Cardinals (4-5): Chance Warmack G Alabama
18. Dallas Cowboys (4-5): Barkevious Mingo OLB LSU
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-4): Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-4): John Jenkins DT Georgia
Spots 21-32 in the 2013 NFL Draft order depend on the 2012 NFL Playoffs results.
21. Seattle Seahawks (6-4): Eric Foster OT Central Michigan
22. New York Giants (6-4): Barrett Jones G/C Alabama
23. Indianapolis Colts (6-3): Dion Jordan OLB/DE Oregon
24. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3): Jesse Williams NG Alabama
25. Denver Broncos (6-3): CJ Mosley LB Alabama
26. Green Bay Packers (6-3): Sheldon Richardson DT/DE Missouri
27. New England Patriots (6-3): Alex Okafer DE/OLB Texas
28. San Francisco 49ers (6-2-1): Matt Elam SS Florida
29. Baltimore Ravens (7-2): Keenan Allen WR California
30. Chicago Bears (7-2): Brennan Williams OT UNC
31. Houston Texans (8-1): Sharrif Floyd DT Florida
32. Atlanta Falcons (8-1): Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
Round 2
1. Kansas City Chiefs (1-8): Eric Reid FS LSU
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-8): Xavier Rhodes CB FSU
3. Cleveland Browns (2-7): Forfeited
4. Carolina Panthers (2-7): Kawaan Short DT Purdue
5. Buffalo Bills (3-6): Deandre Hopkins WR Clemson
6. Cincinnati Bengals from Oakland Raiders (3-6): Jackson Jeffcoat DE Texas
7. Washington Redskins (3-6): Chase Thomas LB Stanford
8. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6): Johnathan Cooper G UNC
9. New York Jets (3-6): Robert Woods WR USC
10. St. Louis Rams (3-5-1): Tavon Austin WR West Virginia
11. Tennessee Titans (4-6): Dallas Thomas G Tennessee
12. San Diego Chargers (4-5): Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
13. Cincinnati Bengals (4-5): David Amerson DB UNC
14. Miami Dolphins (4-5): Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
15. New Orleans Saints (4-5): Forfeited
16. Detroit Lions (4-5): Cornellius Carradine DE FSU
17. Arizona Cardinals (4-5):Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
18. Dallas Cowboys (4-5): Tyler Bray QB Tennessee
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-4): Desmond Trufant CB Washington
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-4):Terrance Williams WR Baylor
Spots 21-32 in the 2013 NFL Draft order depend on the 2012 NFL Playoffs results.
21. Seattle Seahawks (6-4): Arthur Brown LB Kansas State
22. New York Giants (6-4): DJ Fluker OT Alabama
23. Miami Dolphins from Indianapolis Colts (6-3): Ezekiel Ansah DE BYU
24. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3): TJ McDonald FS USC
25. Denver Broncos (6-3): Eddie Lacy RB Alabama
26. Green Bay Packers (6-3): Giovani Bernard RB UNC
27. New England Patriots (6-3): Larry Warford G Kentucky
28. San Francisco 49ers (6-2-1): Corey Lemonier OLB/DE Auburn
29. Baltimore Ravens (7-2): Zach Ertz TE Stanford
30. Chicago Bears (7-2): Kevin Minter LB LSU
31. Houston Texans (8-1): Robert Lester S Alabama
32. Atlanta Falcons (8-1): Andre Ellington
Round 3
1. Kansas City Chiefs (1-8): Nickell Robey CB USC
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-8): Jordan Reed TE Florida
3. Cleveland Browns (2-7): John Simon DE Ohio State
4. San Fransisco 49ers from Carolina Panthers (2-7): Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
5. Buffalo Bills (3-6): Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers
6. Oakland Raiders (3-6): EJ Manual QB FSU
7. Washington Redskins (3-6): Michael Mauti ILB Penn State
8. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6): Aaron Murray QB Georgia
9. New York Jets (3-6): Tony Jefferson FS Oklahoma
10. St. Louis Rams (3-5-1): Andre Ellington RB Clemson
11. Tennessee Titans (4-6): Kenny Vaccaro FS Texas
12. San Diego Chargers (4-5): Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech
13. Cincinnati Bengals (4-5): Da’Rick Rogers WR Tennessee Tech
14. Miami Dolphins (4-5): Nico Johnson LB Alabama
15. New Orleans Saints (4-5): Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma
16. Detroit Lions (4-5): Bennett Jackson CB Notre Dame
17. Arizona Cardinals (4-5): Zack Dysert QB Miami(OH)
18. Dallas Cowboys (4-5): Sylvester Willaims DT UNC
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-4): William Gholston DE Michigan State
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-4): Khaled Holmes C/G USC
Spots 21-32 in the 2013 NFL Draft order depend on the 2012 NFL Playoffs results.
21. Seattle Seahawks (6-4): Kenny Stills WR Oklahoma
22. New York Giants (6-4): Datone Joness DE UCLA
23. Indianapolis Colts (6-3): Joseph Randle RB Oklahoma State
24. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3): Sean Porter OLB Texas A&M
25. Denver Broncos (6-3): Everett Dawkins DT FSU
26. Green Bay Packers (6-3): Landry Jones QB Oklahoma
27. New England Patriots (6-3): Baccari Rambo S Georgia
28. San Francisco 49ers (6-2-1): Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois
29. Baltimore Ravens (7-2): James Gayle DE/OLB Virginia Tech
30. Miami Dolphins from Chicago Bears (7-2): Gabe Jackson G Missippi State
31. Houston Texans (8-1): Johnathan Bostic ILB Florida
32. Atlanta Falcons (8-1): Mike Gillislee RB Florida
Round 4
1. Kansas City Chiefs (1-8): Jelani Jenkins LB Florida
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-8): Trey Millard H-back Oklahoma
3. Cleveland Browns (2-7): Mike Glennon QB NC. State
4. Carolina Panthers (2-7): Ryan Swope WR Texas A&M
5. Buffalo Bills (3-6): Jordan Hill DT Penn State
6. Oakland Raiders (3-6): Gerald Hodges LB/S Penn State
7. Washington Redskins (3-6): Justin Pugh OT Syracuse
8. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6):Quanterus Smith DE Western Kentucky
9. New York Jets (3-6): Stepfan Taylor RB Stanford
10. St. Louis Rams (3-5-1): Ryan Nassib QB Syracuse
11. Tennessee Titans (4-6): Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
12. San Diego Chargers (4-5): Ricky Wagner OT Wisconsin
13. Cincinnati Bengals (4-5): Trevardo Williams OLB Connecticut
14. Miami Dolphins (4-5): Leon McFadden CB San Diego State
15. New Orleans Saints (4-5): Aaron Dobson WR Marshall
16. Minnesota Vikings from Detroit Lions (4-5): Jamar Taylor CB Boise State
17. Arizona Cardinals (4-5): Dominque Easley DT Florida
18. Dallas Cowboys (4-5): Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-4): Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB Connecticut
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-4): Zeke Motta S Notre Dame
Spots 21-32 in the 2013 NFL Draft order depend on the 2012 NFL Playoffs results.
21. Seattle Seahawks (6-4): Ray Graham RB Pittsburgh
22. New York Giants (6-4): Dion Sims TE Michigan State
23. Indianapolis Colts (6-3): Jaime Collins OLB/DE Southern Mississippi
24. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3): Alvin Bailey G Arkansas
25. Denver Broncos (6-3): Mario Benavides C Louisville
26. Green Bay Packers (6-3): Margus Hunt DE/DT/OLB SMU
27. Tampa Bay Bucaneers from New England Patriots (6-3):Omoregie Uzzi G Georgia Tech
28. San Francisco 49ers (6-2-1): Akeen Spence DT Illinois
29. Baltimore Ravens (7-2): Johnathan brown LB Illinois
30. Chicago Bears (7-2): Kenjon Barner RB Oregon
31. Houston Texans (8-1): Shayne Skov LB Stanford
32. Atlanta Falcons (8-1): Shawn Williams S Georgia


dont see an underclassmen assume hes not declaring. also helps to say wat team you are.

[alexander_37]

Seahawks drafting a RB? Don't think so.

[jobclarke]

nice draft for the jags.....with the way harris has played as a rookie, why not get xavier rhodes as well......and jones just seems to be the obvious pick for us at this point

[wissportsfan]

A lot of things wrong with the Packers draft and it goes beyond drafting a QB in round 3.

[LegendX]

I like Miami's draft.

[PocketKings]

I understand the Keenan Allen pick for Baltimore in Round 1, but a TE in Round 2 makes no sense.

Pitta/Dickson are our TE's and they do a damn good job. Dickson has been disappointing this year, but he's still no slouch.

A lot of players make more sense than Ertz does.

Minter, Vacarro, Lester, Mauti, Holmes, Porter, Rambo.

[ring91013144043]

I love what you have for Pittsburgh but I don't know if it's possible. If McDonald fell that low to the second round or Sean Porter to the bottom of the third I'd be freaking out. And although Willie Colon has been very good at left guard minus penalty issues, he's the only one over the age of 24 and drafted within the past three years. Some young depth in Alvin Bailey would be awesome.

Jesse Williams in the first is definitely something new, haven't seen that in a mock but I like it. Ta'amu is anything but a sure thing, with his off the field issues and the fact that he cleared wavers meaning no one else wanted him probably shows it wouldn't be a bad idea to try someone new in the first round.

[DavidR]

I prefer Fauria to Reed, and I would want Swope in the 4TH.

[NCBoSoxfan21]

Panthers address needs. I'm not exactly thrilled with it though.

[TDjacksonville]

Seahawks drafting a RB? Don't think so.

umm u really want to burn out lynch? turbins a good Power/short yardage back but hes not an everydown back like graham is. plus he was bpa

[TDjacksonville]

A lot of things wrong with the Packers draft and it goes beyond drafting a QB in round 3.

the qb is very good value in the 3rd round and Last time i checked and heard was the Packers are BPA.

im willing to say more packers fans will like it then hate. Picketts getting old and will need to be replaced and richardson is one of the best DTS in college football and hes a good pass rusher.
Last i heard Benson is still a scrub and starks isnt a great RB. Bernard is a good back in the mold of Lesean mcCoy.
sure i could understand the hate of the landry jones pick but you gotta have a Good backup QB just in case rogers gets hurt.
im sure some people will like the hunt pick and some wont but at his size and athletic abilities you will find a spot for somewhere. could even move to TE.

[TDjacksonville]

I understand the Keenan Allen pick for Baltimore in Round 1, but a TE in Round 2 makes no sense.

Pitta/Dickson are our TE's and they do a damn good job. Dickson has been disappointing this year, but he's still no slouch.

A lot of players make more sense than Ertz does.

Minter, Vacarro, Lester, Mauti, Holmes, Porter, Rambo.

ertz is better than both of those tes.

[TDjacksonville]

I love what you have for Pittsburgh but I don't know if it's possible. If McDonald fell that low to the second round or Sean Porter to the bottom of the third I'd be freaking out. And although Willie Colon has been very good at left guard minus penalty issues, he's the only one over the age of 24 and drafted within the past three years. Some young depth in Alvin Bailey would be awesome.

Jesse Williams in the first is definitely something new, haven't seen that in a mock but I like it. Ta'amu is anything but a sure thing, with his off the field issues and the fact that he cleared wavers meaning no one else wanted him probably shows it wouldn't be a bad idea to try someone new in the first round.

ya sometimes players fall cuz teams decide to go other directions it all seems possible that they could all fall. glad i brought something new. Ta'amu is hardly a sure thing and jesse williams is day 1 ready and could even replace hampton day 1. ta'amu imo is more set to be a 3-4 end than a true NG like Williams.

[PocketKings]

ertz is better than both of those tes.

It makes absolutely no sense though.
TE isn't a need at all.
Even if you can make an argument that he is better, the fact that both have assimilated into our offense, been pretty effective & productive, makes Ertz as a 2nd round pick almost impossible to defend.

It's an awful pick.

There are far bigger needs for the Baltimore team.

[TDjacksonville]

I prefer Fauria to Reed, and I would want Swope in the 4TH.

i think reed would be a better fit for wat we need and we kinda need a move te and reed is a good move te.

i would take Millard over swope.
heres why.
1) Millard can do everything as a RB/FB and could even play some TE.

2)at 6 foot 2 250 pounds running a 4.6 with great hands and being a solid runner gives the team a nice Backup RB or even starting FB should we decide not to go keep Jones. hes also a good blocker. ive seen him compared to arguebly the best running FB in Modern era that was a Former bucaneer.