NFL Mock Draft Vol. 4

By Cory Stillman

The draft is quickly approaching, and I can’t remember a draft that seemed so wide open. Only the first overall pick even has the slightest certainty surrounding it; the rest of the draft is anyone’s guess. This final version of my mock draft features several intriguing storylines. Perhaps chief among them, however, is Dalvin Cook’s fall into the second round. The rise of Christian McCaffrey combined with some off-the-field concerns for Cook could very easily force him to wait until Friday to hear his name called. I’ve also moved Jonathan Allen back into my top five, and finally given Kevin King his rightful place in the first round. Enjoy!

 

1. Cleveland Browns- Myles Garrett DE Texas A&M

It has become almost second nature to assume the top pick in the draft will be used on a quarterback. However, it is difficult to expect such a trend to continue in 2017 with a stud like Myles Garrett sitting atop the draft board. Cleveland may look to trade this pick and acquire as many assets as possible, but they would also be more than happy to snag a generational talent such as Garrett. Pro football truly has not seen a pass-rusher with Garrett’s level of strength and explosiveness in a very long time, and he’d be the perfect player for a growing team to build a defense around.

2. San Francisco 49ers- Marshon Lattimore CB Ohio State

After allowing the Jonathan Allen rumors to sink in, I’ve realized just how possible it is for Allen to fall. He’s still a top ten talent, but arthritis is a serious enough issue that the 49ers may try to secure a safer bet with this all-important selection. Enter Marshon Lattimore. I didn’t even have Lattimore in my first round a few weeks ago, but an excellent combine forced me to rewatch a lot of his tape, and I now see him as a sure-fire top five talent. The 49ers need more defensive talent, and Lattimore is the best defensive player available. With Jimmie Ward playing mostly safety and nickel corner, and Eric Reid manning the other safety spot, Lattimore can slide in as a shutdown corner on the outside. His athleticism and patience will allow him to make up for any speed deficiencies he may have. His ball skills are what truly set Lattimore apart, and could quickly give San Fran one of the NFL’s most unforgiving secondaries.

3. Chicago Bears- Jonathan Allen DT/DE Alabama

Jonathan Allen has moved all around my top ten, but I ultimately would be surprised if he fell out of the top three. Less-than-stellar workouts and long-term injury concerns may cause some teams to sour, but Allen is simply too talented to pass up on, especially if you’re a defense-needy team like the Bears. Chicago needs more talent in its front seven, and no player will provide that like Allen. He has an impressive ability to stuff the run, but can also be disruptive in the pass game. He has an incredible burst off the line, using his strength to finish plays. He’d be the perfect player to usher back in the style of defense so closely associated with the Bears throughout the franchise’s history.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars- Jamal Adams S LSU

The Jaguars simply cannot afford to draft in the top five anymore. This roster is way too talented to underperform year after year. Doug Marrone should help Blake Bortles develop, but a lack of talent in the defensive backfield could still hold this team back. However, a complete safety like Jamal Adams could finally propel the Jags to the top of the division. Putting Adams Jalen Ramsey, and A.J. Bouye in the same secondary almost seems unfair, but Jacksonville could do just that come April. Offensive line help is still needed, but Adams’ talent is too great to pass up.

5. Tennessee Titans (from Rams)- Malik Hooker S Ohio State

The Titans make it back-to-back safeties here in the 2017 draft by grabbing Malik Hooker, who I see as potentially the next Ed Reed. Hooker’s ballhawking ability is simply incredible, and the Titans could use that ability after getting torched by Derek Carr, Blake Bortles, Andrew Luck, and many others during the 2016 season. Putting a rangy safety like Hooker next to hard-hitting Jonathan Cyprien— recently acquired via free agency— will change the entire dynamic of a Tennessee defensive unit that also signed Logan Ryan. Of course, Hooker is reportedly out 4-6 months after surgeries on both his hernia and his labrum. Still, the talent here is too great to push the former Buckeye down the board.

6. New York Jets- Leonard Fournette RB LSU

While I do still believe that protecting Christian Hackenberg should be the Jets’ top priority if the team truly wants him to succeed, I’m starting to believe more and more that the team will grab a stud RB to place behind the young QB. Fournette is for real; his 4.51 40-yard dash time at the Combine only confirmed his breakaway speed. It was disappointing that he chose not to participate in many other drills, but his power-running style should allow him to be an immediate every-down-back for a team with only a declining Matt Forte at the position. If their cards fall right, the Jets could be looking at one of the better young QB-RB duos in football.

7. Los Angeles Chargers- Garrett Bolles OT/G Utah

I think the Chargers may look to address their offensive line before they start playing snaps in LA, and Bolles has skyrocketed up boards after flashing uncanny athleticism for his position. The Chargers already signed Russell Okung, but another tackle is still needed, especially after cutting King Dunlap. Bolles is a top-ten pick, and now the top offensive lineman in this draft.

8. Carolina Panthers- Solomon Thomas DE Stanford

The Panthers resigned Charles Johnson and brought back Julius Peppers, but they are now 30 and 37 years old, respectively. Thus, Carolina could stand to acquire some youth along the defensive line with an absolute stud like Solomon Thomas. Thomas has incredible speed and strength, and has a unique size at 6’3” and 273 lbs, which makes him capable of playing anywhere alongside the defensive line. A blazing 4.69 time in the 40-yard dash has sent Thomas soaring up draft boards, and rightfully so.

9. Cincinnati Bengals- Derek Barnett DE Tennessee

The Bengals need to rush the passer more consistently, rather than relying on Carlos Dunlap to do it all. Derek Barnett is the best pure pass-rusher in this draft class, and would be the perfect addition opposite Dunlap. His quick feet off the snap and his high motor will make him a welcome addition to a Cincy defense that needs to apply more pressure on opposing QBs.

10. Buffalo Bills- O.J. Howard TE Alabama

I’d argue the Bills need a pass-catcher more than anything else right now. And while Mike Williams or another receiver could be a good option, O.J. Howard has likely cemented himself as the best pass-catcher in this draft class. He is a rare talent, and therefore deserving of being selected in the top ten. Howard’s size and athleticism will make him an invaluable weapon for Tyrod Taylor, and the danger he presents in the intermediate passing game should open up a lot for Sammy Watkins on the outside.

11. New Orleans Saints- Haason Reddick DE/OLB Temple

Haason Reddick has continued to soar up draft boards, and the Saints need for more defensive talent at just about any position should force them to pull the trigger on Reddick. Reddick has the athleticism and versatility to play anywhere in the front seven. He can rush the passer about as well as any other pass-rusher in this draft, but can also stuff the run and drop back into coverage. Reddick is one of my favorite players in this draft class, and New Orleans would be delighted to scoop him up here.

12. Cleveland Browns (from Eagles)- Mitch Trubisky QB UNC

This draft could not go any better for the Browns, who get Myles Garrett and the QB of the future in Trubisky. Trubisky has underrated athleticism to go with an all-around reliable arm. He certainly has room to grow in regards to his footwork and some slight accuracy concerns, but reports say that Hue Jackson loves him, and Jackson would be the perfect coach to develop Trubisky into the solution to Cleveland’s QB woes.

13. Arizona Cardinals- Reuben Foster LB Alabama

The Cardinals may look to draft the best player available here, and it’s hard to argue against Reuben Foster. He is an incredibly physical linebacker who can drop back in coverage; you can’t have enough of those guys in the NFL. Besides, Arizona is likely tired of the Daryl-Washington-headaches and could use a new defensive centerpiece with Kevin Minter also departing.

14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Vikings)- Gareon Conley CB Ohio State

The Eagles walk away with one of the draft’s best corners in Gareon Conley. Conley may not have the upside of Marshon Lattimore, but he is one of the draft’s safer bets. He is an excellent tackler with solid coverage ability. He doesn’t make too many big plays, but Philly can consistently expect Conley to shut down his side of the field. What more can you ask from a corner?

15. Indianapolis Colts- Charles Harris DE/OLB Missouri

Charles Harris has cemented himself as a top-20 pick after some impressive workouts leading up to the draft. Indianapolis has swung and missed on a number of early-round pass-rushers in the past, but the need for defensive talent is too strong to pass on a player like Harris. Harris reminds me so much of Terrell Suggs, both in attitude and play style. His strength and his motor should allow him to thrive in Indy.

16. Baltimore Ravens- Cam Robinson OT Alabama

While I do not see Cam Robinson as a top-20 talent, Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome does love Alabama products, and his team is still looking for a RT after losing Ricky Wagner in free agency. Robinson has enough athleticism to play multiple positions along the offensive line, and should be a dependable RT at the very least, with the potential of one day filling in on the left side.

17. Washington Redskins- Jabrill Peppers S/LB Michigan

Jabrill Peppers is an interesting case for the NFL, as he is somewhat positionless. Still, his sheer talent should make him a top-20 pick, and Washington seems like the perfect landing spot. With an underwhelming safety unit, Washington could use a smashmouth player like Peppers. He has the versatility to move up into the box like a linebacker, and could ultimately find a home at that position like Deone Bucannon did with the Cardinals. Washington drafted a similar player last season in Su’a Cravens, but Peppers is simply too talented to pass on at this juncture.

18. Tennessee Titans- Mike Williams WR Clemson

While I think John Ross is exactly the kind of receiver the Titans are looking for, the team simply cannot pass up the value that Mike Williams presents here. Williams size and length allows him to make seemingly impossible catches, and he should quickly develop into one of Marcus Mariota’s favorite weapons. Williams, along with DeMarco Murray, Derrick Henry, and Tajae Sharpe, will give Tennessee one of the AFC’s most dangerous offenses.

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Christian McCaffrey RB Stanford

While I do worry about his fit at the next level, Christian McCaffrey seems to have cemented himself as a first-round pick. The Bucs have showed considerable interest in McCaffrey throughout the pre-draft process, and would likely love to grab a playmaker like the Stanford product in the first round. The team seems to be slowly giving up on Doug Martin, and Charles Sims already fills a specific pass-catching role. McCaffrey projects to take on a similar role to Sims, with the potential to be used more creatively. Ultimately, I think Dirk Koetter will be too tempted by the possibilities McCaffrey presents to pass on him here.

20. Denver Broncos- David Njoku TE Miami

The Broncos could definitely look to address the offensive line here, but I also think adding more weapons for their young QB is crucial. David Njoku is a freak athlete who has steadily risen up draft boards throughout the pre-draft process. The Broncos have a solid group of receivers, but could use a playmaker at the TE position, where Virgil Green is currently penciled in as the starter. Njoku could very quickly become a favorite target of Paxton Lynch or Trevor Siemian in Mile High.

21. Detroit Lions- Zach Cunningham ILB Vanderbilt

The Lions have released oft-injured linebacker DeAndre Levy, so a new athletic, quick linebacker is now a huge need in the Motor City. No linebacker in this draft could correct that like Zach Cunningham, a long and rangy linebacker who excels in coverage. He needs to improve as a tackler, but his athleticism is unrivaled at the position and could soon make him the centerpiece of a rapidly improving Lions defense.

22.Miami Dolphins- Takkarist McKinley DE/OLB UCLA

With Cameron Wake nearing the end of his career, the Dolphins could use a young pass-rusher. Takkarist McKinley is one of the more athletic defenseman in this draft class, and has the potential to get even better in the NFL. He has great speed, and will learn how to translate that into strength in Miami, making him a key component of a suddenly strong Dolphins defense.

23. New York Giants- Patrick Mahomes QB Texas Tech

The more I think about it, the more I believe the Giants may draft a QB within the first two rounds. And why not make it Mahomes here in the first? Eli Manning is obviously on the downside of his career, and Mahomes could probably use a year or two to develop behind a guy like Manning. He highlighted his athleticism and arm talent at the Combine, and logged several interviews across the league. As long as he improves his ability to read defenses, Mahomes can be a star in this league.

24. Oakland Raiders- Adoree Jackson CB/KR USC

The Raiders have a very talented roster, and can therefore afford to draft the best player available. Adoree Jackson is arguably that guy. He lacks the size teams look for in defensive backs nowadays, but is still solid in coverage. He is also a sure tackler, an elite returner, and a developing ballhawk. Jackson would provide an electricity of sorts to a Raiders defense that could benefit from greater playmaking ability.

25. Houston Texans- Ryan Ramczyk OT Wisconsin

The Texans need a QB, especially with free agent options dwindling. However, Ramczyk’s fall to this spot makes him too good of a value to pass up. His strength and surprising athleticism will be the perfect addition to an offense that badly needs to protect whomever its future QB may be.

26. Seattle Seahawks- Forrest Lamp OT/G Western Kentucky

The Seahawks miss out on some of the draft’s best tackles, but that’s OK because this team needs offensive line help of any kind. Thus, Seattle will likely be just as happy to snag the draft’s best and most athletic guard in Forrest Lamp. Lamp has steadily risen up draft boards, and it would now be a shock to see him fall out of the first round.

27. Kansas City Chiefs- Kevin King CB Washington

Marcus Peters is one of the NFL’s elite corners, but KC has struggled to find a long-term option opposite Peters. So why not snag another Huskie? Kevin King has excellent length for the CB position at 6’3” and surprising speed to go along with it. There are some concerns about his tackling ability, but he could very quickly develop into an excellent corner in a KC secondary that suddenly looks like one of the league’s best.

28. Dallas Cowboys- Corey Davis WR Western Michigan

The Cowboys may look to improve the pass-rush, but could also stand to add another weapon or two on offense. Corey Davis is a great value towards the end of the first round. In fact, I’d argue he’s the draft’s most complete receiver. Davis has the size, speed, and hands to potentially dominate at the next level. Putting Davis opposite Dez Bryant, and in an offense that already features Ezekiel Elliott and Jason Witten, could lead Dallas to an even deeper playoff run (something I absolutely hate to admit.)

29. Green Bay Packers- Jordan Willis DE/OLB Kansas State

Jordan Willis hasn’t gotten too much love as a first-round prospect, but any player that can run a 4.53 at 6’4” and 255 lbs deserves some first-round love. The Packers pass-rush was decent this past season, but with Julius Peppers gone and Nick Perry now playing with the comfort of a long-term deal, things could change rather quickly. Thus, a pass-rusher is likely to be among Green Bay’s biggest needs, and Willis’ athleticism and versatility should make him a perfect fit in Dom Capers’ defense.

30. Pittsburgh Steelers- Deshone Kizer QB Notre Dame

The Steelers have expressed considerable interest in Deshone Kizer, and quite frankly, I love the fit. Kizer is certainly in the Big-Ben-mold with his strong arm and physical build. He certainly needs to develop as a decision-maker, but this is the perfect time for the Steelers to find a successor to Roethlisberger with no other major needs matching the talent currently available.

31. Atlanta Falcons- Malik McDowell DT/DE Michigan State

While offensive play-calling and sheer brilliance from the Patriots ultimately led to the Falcon’s Super Bowl demise, it was also evident that the defense needed pass-rush to come from somewhere besides Vic Beasley, particularly from the interior of the defensive line. McDowell has seemed lethargic at times, but has also demonstrated a relentless motor at others. There’s no telling which player you are truly getting, but the talent and potential here is undeniable and could be essential to making another Super Bowl push. And while the team has signed Dontari Poe, and Forrest Lamp is enticing, I expect pass-rush to be enough of a priority to allow the Falcons’ front office to simply select the best pass-rusher available, and wait on some of the other great interior lineman towards the bottom half of round 2.

32. New Orleans Saints (from Patriots)- Marlon Humphrey CB Alabama

I’ll be honest and say that I do not love Marlon Humphrey. He does not know how to cover very well. Rather, he is athletic and relies on such a gift entirely, often leading him to give up big plays. However, he excels in run support and plays with a fire that often covers up his mistakes. If the Saints can coach Humphrey up a little bit, they’ll have a legitimate corner opposite Delvin Breaux. Besides, the Saints can afford to take a slight risk here after acquiring this pick from the Patriots in the Brandin Cooks trade.

ROUND 2

33. Cleveland Browns- Chidobe Awuzie CB Colorado
34. San Francisco 49ers- Chris Wormley DT/DE Michigan
35. Jacksonville Jaguars- Evan Engram TE Ole Miss
36. Chicago Bears- John Ross WR Washington
37. Los Angeles Rams- Dion Dawkins OT/G Temple
38. Los Angeles Chargers- T.J. Watt DE/OLB Wisconsin
39. New York Jets- Dan Feeney OT/G Indiana
40. Carolina Panthers- Dalvin Cook RB Florida State
41. Cincinnati Bengals- Ethan Pocic OG/C LSU
42. New Orleans Saints- Marcus Williams S Utah
43. Philadelphia Eagles- Alvin Kamara RB Tennessee
44. Buffalo Bills- Taco Charlton DE Michigan
45. Arizona Cardinals- Davis Webb QB California
46. Minnesota Vikings- Antonio Garcia OT Troy
47. Baltimore Ravens- Cooper Kupp WR Eastern Washington
48. Indianapolis Colts- Ryan Anderson DE/OLB Alabama
49. Washington Redskins- Joe Mixon RB Oklahoma
50. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Quincy Wilson CB Florida
51. Denver Broncos- Jarrad Davis ILB Florida
52. Cleveland Browns- Taylor Moton OT/G Western Michigan
53. Detroit Lions- Tanoh Kpassagnon DE Villanova
54. Miami Dolphins- Caleb Brantley DT Florida
55. New York Giants- Obi Melifonwu S UConn
56. Oakland Raiders- Tyus Bowser OLB Houston
57. Houston Texans- Deshaun Watson QB Clemson
58. Seattle Seahawks- Rasul Douglas CB West Virginia
59. Kansas City Chiefs- Raekwon McMillan ILB Ohio State
60. Dallas Cowboys- Carl Lawson DE/OLB Auburn
61. Green Bay Packers- Desmond King CB/S Iowa
62. Pittsburgh Steelers- Tre’davious White CB LSU
63. Atlanta Falcons- Pat Elflein OG/C Ohio State
64. Carolina Panthers- Brendan Langley CB Lamar

ROUND 3

65. Cleveland Browns- Chad Hansen WR California
66. San Francisco 49ers- Montravius Adams DT Auburn
67. Chicago Bears- Budda Baker S Washington
68. Jacksonville Jaguars- Adam Bisnowaty OT Pitt
69. Los Angeles Rams- Taywan Taylor WR Western Kentucky
70. New York Jets- Josh Jones S N.C. State
71. Los Angeles Chargers- Nathan Peterman QB Pitt
72. New England Patriots- Kendell Beckwith ILB LSU
73. Cincinnati Bengals- Marlon Mack RB South Florida
74. Baltimore Ravens- Sidney Jones CB Washington
75. Buffalo Bills- Marcus Maye S Florida
76. New Orleans Saints- Duke Riley ILB LSU
77. Arizona Cardinals- Shelton Gibson WR West Virginia
78. Baltimore Ravens- JuJu Schuster-Smith WR USC
79. Indianapolis Colts- Jalen Tabor CB Florida
80. Minnesota Vikings- Charles Walker DT Oklahoma
81. Washington Redskins- Tarell Basham DE Ohio
82. Denver Broncos- Kareem Hunt RB Toledo
83. Tennessee Titans- Gerald Everett TE South Alabama
84. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Chris Godwin WR Penn State
85. Detroit Lions- Vincent Taylor DT Oklahoma State
86. Minnesota Vikings- Cordrea Tankersley CB Clemson
87. New York Giants- D’onta Foreman RB Texas
88. Oakland Raiders- Jaleel Johnson DT Iowa
89. Houston Texans- Brad Seaton OT Villanova
90. Seattle Seahawks- Ahkello Witherspoon CB Colorado
91. Kansas City Chiefs- Dorian Johnson OG Pitt
92. Dallas Cowboys- Duwaune Smoot DE/OLB Illinois
93. Green Bay Packers- Carlos Watkins DT Clemson
94. Pittsburgh Steelers- Curtis Samuel RB/WR Ohio State
95. Atlanta Falcons- Josh Harvey-Clemons S Louisville
96. New England Patriots- Derek Rivers DE/OLB Youngstown State
97. Miami Dolphins- Fabian Moreau CB UCLA
98. Carolina Panthers- Orion Stewart S Baylor
99. Philadelphia Eagles- Demarcus Walker DE Florida State
100. Tennessee Titans- Alex Anzalone ILB Florida
101. Denver Broncos- Julie’n Davenport OT/G Bucknell
102. Seattle Seahawks- Davon Godchaux DT LSU
103. New Orleans Saints- Lorenzo Jerome S St. Francis (PA)
104. Kansas City Chiefs- Brian Hill RB Wyoming
105. Pittsburgh Steelers- Carroll Phillips DE/OLB Illinois
106. Seattle Seahawks- Aviante Collins OT/G TCU
107. New York Jets- Howard Wilson CB Houston

ROUND 4

108. Cleveland Browns- Jake Butt TE Michigan
109. San Francisco 49ers- Ben Boulware ILB Clemson
110. Jacksonville Jaguars- Bucky Hodges TE Virginia Tech
111. Chicago Bears- Courtland Sutton WR SMU
112. Los Angeles Rams- Jourdan Lewis CB Michigan
113. Los Angeles Chargers- Nico Siragusa OG San Diego State
114. Washington Redskins- Jordan Morgan OG Kutztown
115. Carolina Panthers- Samaje Perine RB Oklahoma
116. Cincinnati Bengals- Fish Smithson S Kansas
117. Chicago Bears- Anthony Walker ILB Northwestern
118. New England Patriots- Ethan Cooper OT/G IUP
119. Philadelphia Eagles- Larry Ogunjobi DT/DE Charlotte
120. Arizona Cardinals- Damontae Kazee CB San Diego State
121. Indianapolis Colts- Jarron Jones DT/DE Notre Dame
122. Minnesota Vikings- Dede Westbrook WR Oklahoma
123. Baltimore Ravens- Elijah Qualls DT Washington
124. Washington Redskins- Malachi Dupre WR LSU
125. Tennessee Titans- Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
126. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- John Johnson S Boston College
127. Denver Broncos- Isaac Asiata OG Utah
128. Detroit Lions- James Conner RB Pitt
129. Minnesota Vikings- Kai Nacua S BYU
130. Oakland Raiders- Wayne Gallman RB Clemson
131. Houston Texans- Devonte Fields DE/OLB Louisville
132. Kansas City Chiefs- Josh Dobbs QB Tennessee
133. Dallas Cowboys- Corn Elder CB Miami
134. Green Bay Packers- Justin Senior OT/G Mississippi State
135. Pittsburgh Steelers- Dalvin Tomlinson DT Alabama
136. Atlanta Falcons- Hardy Nickerson ILB Illinois
137. Indianapolis Colts- Jordan Leggett TE Clemson
138. Cincinnati Bengals- Harvey Langi ILB BYU
139. Philadelphia Eagles- Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
140. New York Giants- Martinas Rankin OT Mississippi State
141. Los Angeles Rams- Chase Roullier OG/C Wyoming
142. Cleveland Browns- Tyler Orlosky OG/C West Virginia
143. San Francisco 49ers- ArDarius Stewart WR Alabama
144. Indianapolis Colts- Kelly Parfitt OT Florida Atlantic

ROUND 5

145. Cleveland Browns- Montae Nicholson S Michigan State
146. San Francisco 49ers- K.D. Cannon WR Baylor
147. Chicago Bears- Ezra Robinson CB Tennessee State
148. Jacksonville Jaguars- Jerod Evans QB Virginia Tech
149. Los Angeles Rams- Cooper Rush QB Central Michigan
150. New York Jets- Josh Tupou DT Colorado
151. Los Angeles Chargers- Justin Evans S Texas A&M
152. Carolina Panthers- Damore’ea Stringfellow WR Ole Miss
153. Cincinnati Bengals- Jalen Myrick CB Minnesota
154. Washington Redskins- Brad Kaaya QB Miami
155. Philadelphia Eagles- Nate Hairston CB Temple
156. Buffalo Bills- Brian Allen CB Utah
157. Arizona Cardinals- Michael Roberts TE Toledo
158. Indianapolis Colts- Elijah Lee ILB Kansas State
159. Baltimore Ravens- Danny Isidora OG Miami
160. Minnesota Vikings- Dwayne Thomas CB LSU
161. Washington Redskins- Tanzel Smart DT Tulane
162. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Keionta Davis DT/DE UT-Chattanooga
163. New England Patriots- Jahad Thomas RB Temple
164. Tennessee Titans- Garrett Sickles DE Penn State
165. Detroit Lions- Ryan Switzer WR North Carolina
166. Miami Dolphins- Erik Magnuson OT Michigan
167. New York Giants- Adam Shaheen TE Ashland
168. Oakland Raiders- Jadar Johnson S Clemson
169. Houston Texans- Sefo Liufau QB Colorado
170. Kansas City Chiefs- Amba Etta-Tawo WR Syracuse
171. Buffalo Bills- Josh Reynolds WR Texas A&M
172. Green Bay Packers- Jessamen Dunker OG Tennessee State
173. Pittsburgh Steelers- Connor Harris ILB Lindenwood
174. Atlanta Falcons- Ejuan Price DE/OLB Pitt
175. Cleveland Browns- Javarius Leamon OT South Carolina State
176. Cincinnati Bengals- Noah Brown WR Ohio State
177. Denver Broncos- Nazair Jones DT North Carolina
178. Miami Dolphins- Rudy Ford S Auburn
179. Arizona Cardinals- John Johnson S Boston College
180. Kansas City Chiefs- Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
181. Cleveland Browns- Shaquill Griffin CB/S UCF
182. Green Bay Packers- Tarik Cohen RB North Carolina A&T
183. New England Patriots- Jonnu Smith TE Florida International
184. Miami Dolphins- Alek Torgersen QB Penn