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YOUR BEST NFL DRAFT
COVERAGE ANYWHERE!
A collective presentation of:
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Pro Football
Draft Overview
Can Anyone Duplicate The
Browns’ Success?
A year ago in this space, we noted that, for a change, a team was the story of the draft. It was the Cleveland Browns, coming off of the league's second-ever 0-16 season, coming into their first draft with new General Manager John Dorsey, in a highly unusual situation with two picks in the Top 5 (1,4). Dorsey made the most of the circumstances, landing a franchise QB in Baker Mayfield and top-flight CB Denzel Ward and even grabbing a huge value in superstar RB Nick Chubb in the second round -- resulting in the team's best draft since the vaunted Class of '78 with Ozzie Newsome and Clay Matthews. Once albatross head coach Hue Jackson was jettisoned at midseason, the team went on the kind of roll that justified taking them out of this year's first round in a monstrous package deal with the Giants that brought legendary WR Odell Beckham, Jr and impact pass-rusher Olivier Vernon to town.
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Whilst irrelevant to this year's first round barring a last-minute pick acquisition, the Browns still loom over the proceedings, this time as a role model after having been a joke for about 98% of the time since 1989. That same year, the Cowboys bottomed out and shortly thereafter Jimmy Johnson set the modern standard for quick and impactful turnarounds that Dorsey is amazingly on pace to better. It's long been a truism in the league that winners are built in the trenches and those GMs seeking to replicate Dorsey's franchise-building are blessed with perhaps the greatest DL class in history at their disposal. The best of the best in this class (keeping in mind that some are possibilities at both OLB and DE depending on a team's given system) include Ohio State's Nick Bosa, Alabama's Quinnen Williams, Kentucky's Josh Allen, Houston's Ed Oliver, Mississippi State's Montez Sweat, Michigan's Rashan Gary and the Clemson duo of Christian Wilkins and Clelin Ferrell. Unlike last year, there is no storied group of QBs threatening to clog the Top 10, leading the media to speculate, erroneously as always, that Silly Season won't bump one or more of the passers much higher status. This year, Oklahoma's Kyler Murray made the swift journey from "too tiny to matter" to "just barely tall enough and the object of Kliff Kingsbury's obsession" and predictably vaulted to contention for the top pick notwithstanding Arizona having filled the same spot in the first round last year. Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins, who put on one of the most spectacular aerial shows in Big Ten history last year, also should land in the Top 10, if not the Top 5, if any team is induced to trade up. Murray and Haskins stand head and shoulders above this class notwithstanding the almost non-existent history of rapid success for QBs with only one year starting at the NCAA level. Missouri's Drew Lock and Duke's Daniel Jones are the only other passers thought to have more than a trace of breakout ability right now. Other candidates for the Top 10 include breakout combine star WR DJ Metcalf of Mississippi, OL Jonah Williams of Alabama and Jawaan Taylor of Florida, CBs Greedy Williams of LSU and Byron Murphy of Washington, LSU LB Devin White and positional prototype TE TJ Hockenson of Iowa.
Table of Contents Page 1: Pro Football Draft Overview Page 2: First Look Ahead to 2019 Pro Football Draft, QB Rankings, RB Rankings, TE Rankings Page 3: Draft Priorities By Team, Strength of Positions In Draft, WR Rankings Page 4: OT Rankings, Draft Play-Along Game, Short List of Players For 2019 FDH Top 32 in the NFL Page 5: OG Rankings, DT Rankings, DE Rankings Page 6: C Rankings, 2019 Rookie Class Fantasy Analysis Page 7: S Rankings, CB Rankings, Top 10 Team Rankings Heading Into NFL Draft, Top 10 Coaches In The NFL Page 8: OLB Rankings, ILB Rankings, Links to Top Prospect Highlight Videos Page 9: Blank Draft Tracking Worksheet, The FDH Lounge Most-Anticipated NFL Games of 2018 Season Page 10: Jason Jones Mock Draft, Rick Morris Mock Draft, Pages 11-12: Top 200 Players Overall Page 13: Top 10 Schools of the 2019 NFL Draft, Top 5 Conferences of the 2019 NFL Draft Page 14: Early FDH Predictions For 2019 NFL Season, Why Value Matters in Fantasy & Pro Sports Drafts
First Look Ahead to 2020 Pro Football Draft
In another sign that the goofy excesses of NBA Culture have bled over to other sports, teams such as the Giants and Dolphins are thought by some in the media to be engaged in a Tank For Tua (Tagovailoa, Alabama QB) strategy. Whether they are or aren't, quarterback is not an all-or-nothing dynamic at the top of the 2020 NFL Draft -- not with Georgia's Jake Fromm and Oregon's Oregon's Justin Hebert potentially challenging for the #1 overall pick. Unusually for these times, there are two RB candidates for the Top 10 a year out: Wisconsin stud Jonathan Taylor and national champion Travis Etienne of Clemson. There are also two very noteworthy WRs as well: Alabama's Jerry Jeudy and Colorado's Laviska Shenault. In the trenches, Auburn DL Derrick Brown and Nick Coe loom large, along with OL Andrew Thomas of Georgia, Tyler Bladasz of Wisconsin, Mekhi Becton of Louisville and Walker Little of Stanfod, Ohio State DE Chase Young, Alabama DL Raekwon Davis and Michigan State DL Kenny Willekes. Other candidates for the Top 10 include DB Grant Delpit of LSU, Isaiah Simmons of Clemson and CJ Henderson of Florida and Alabama LB Dylan Moses.
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and Gridiron & Hardwood proprietor Jason Jones. Quarterbacks School
1 Kyler Murray Oklahoma
2 Dwayne Haskins Ohio St
3 Drew Lock Mizzou
4 Daniel Jones Duke
5 Ryan Finley NC State
6 Will Grier West Virginia
7 Clayton Thorson Northwestern
8 Jarrett Stidham Auburn
9 Tyree Jackson Buffalo
10 Easton Stick North Dakota ST
11 Gardner Minshew Washington St
12 Jake Browning Washington
13 Brett Rypien Boise St
14 Trace McSorely Penn St
15 Kyle Shurmur Vanderbilt
16 Nick Fitzgerald Mississippi St
17 Kyle Kempt Iowa St
18 Justice Hansen Arkansas St
19 Tanner Mangum BYU
20 Jacob Dolegala Central Connecticut St
Running Backs School
1 Josh Jacobs Alabama
2 Damian Harris Alabama
3 David Montgomery Iowa St
4 Justice Hill Oklahoma St
5 Benny Snell Jr Kentucky
6 Miles Sanders Penn St
7 Trayveon Williams Texas A&M
8 Devin Singletary Florida Atlantic
9 Travis Homer Miami
10 Myles Gaskin Washington
11 LJ Scott Michigan St
12 Bryce Love* Stanford
13 Mike Weber Ohio St
14 Karan Higdon Michigan
15 Rodney Anderson Oklahoma
16 Travon McMillan Colorado
17 Darrin Hall Pittsburgh
18 Darrell Henderson Memphis
19 Elijah Holyfield Georgia
20 Wes Hills Slippery Rock
Tight Ends School
1 TJ Hockensen Iowa
2 Noah Fant Iowa
3 Irv Smith Jr Alabama
4 Jace Sternberger Texas A&M
5 Kahale Warring San Diego St
6 Caleb Wilson UCLA
7 Isaac Nauta Georgia
8 Kaden Smith Stanford
9 Josh Oliver San Jose St
10 CJ Conrad Kentucky
11 Zach Gentry Michigan
12 Dax Raymond Utah St
13 Alize Mack Notre Dame
14 Drew Sample Washington
15 Tommy Sweeney Boston College
Draft Priorities By Team
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1 Arizona: OL, DL, WR, CB, OLB 2 San Francisco: DE, DB, WR, LB, OL 3 New York Jets: OL, DE, CB, OLB 4 Oakland: DE, DB, LB, TE, WR, RB 5 Tampa Bay : OL, S, LB, RB, DE 6 New York Giants: QB, DL, OL, DB, LB, WR
7 Jacksonville: OL, WR, TE, RB, LB 8 Detroit: TE, LB, DE, CB, OG 9: Buffalo: OL, RB, TE, DL 10 Denver: WR, TE, DL, LB, OL 11 Cincinnati: OL, LB, DL, TE, QB 12 Green Bay: WR, TE, DL, FS, OG, LB 13 Miami: QB, DL, OL, WR 14 Atlanta: DL, OL, CB 15 Washington: QB, WR, OG, TE, LB, DB 16 Carolina: DE, OLB, OL, DB, TE, WR 17 Cleveland: OLB, DB, OT, DL 18 Minnesota: OL, DT, RB, LB 19 Tennessee: LB, DT, RB 20 Pittsburgh: CB, LB, WR, TE, RB 21 Seattle: DL, S, OL, WR 22 Baltimore: WR, LB, OL 23 Houston: OL, DB, RB, TE, WR 24 Chicago: OL, RB, K, CB 25 Philadelphia: DL, RB, CB, OL 26 Indianapolis: WR, DL, DB 27 Dallas: TE, SS, DT, OL, WR 28 LA Chargers: DT, OLB, DB, OL 29 Kansas City: DB, LB, DE, RB, WR 30 New Orleans: TE, DT, ILB, OT, WR 31 LA Rams: DB, DL, LB, OT 32 New England: TE, DL, WR, S, LB
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Wide Receivers School
1 Marquise Brown Oklahoma
2 AJ Brown Ole Miss
3 N'Keal Harry Arizona St
4 Kelvin Harmon NC State
5 Riley Ridley Georgia
6 Deebo Samuel South Carolina
7 Hakeem Butler Iowa St
8 Parris Campbell Ohio St
9 JJ Arcega-Whiteside Stanford
10 Stanley Morgan Nebraska
11 DK Metcalf Ole Miss
12 Miles Boykin Notre Dame
13 Andy Isabella Umass
14 Terry Godwin Georgia
15 Terry McLaurin Ohio St
16 David Sills West Virginia
17 Hunter Renfrow Clemson
18 Tyre Brady Marshall
19 Jazz Ferguson Northwestern St
20 Gary Jennings West Virginia
21 Emmanuel Hall Mizzou
22 Lil'Jordan Humphreys Texas
23 DeMarkus Lodge Ole Miss
24 Travis Fulgham Old Dominion
25 Jamarius Way South Alabama
26 Jaylen Smith Louisville
27 Anthony Ratliff-Williams UNC
28 Johnny Dixon Ohio St
29 Mecole Hardman Geogia
30 Jalen Hurd Baylor
Strength of Positions in Draft
GREAT: WR, TE, OT, DT, DE VERY GOOD: ILB, CB GOOD: QB, OG, C, OLB, S AVERAGE: RB POOR: FB VERY POOR: none HORRIBLE: none
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Each board is scored separately, but the scores of the two are compiled to crown the Grand Champion of Draft Day. Here’s the scoring system:
Picks #1-4 are weighted at one point apiece. Picks #5-8 are weighted at two points apiece. Picks #9-12 are weighted at three points apiece. Picks #13-16 are weighted at four points apiece. Picks #17-20 are weighted at five points apiece. Picks #21-24 are weighted at six points apiece. Picks #25-28 are weighted at seven points apiece. Picks #29-32 are weighted at eight points apiece
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8 Dalton Risner Kansas St
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13 Mitch Hyatt Clemson
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15 Chuma Edoga USC
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17 Isaiah Prince Ohio St
18 Dennis Daley South Carolina
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21 Alex Bars Notre Dame
22 Andre James UCLA
23 Calvin Anderson Texas
24 Tyler Roemer San Diego St
25 William Sweet UNC
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Offensive Guards School
1 Cody Ford Oklahoma
2 Dalton Risner Kansas St
3 Chris Lindstrom Boston College
4 Michael Deiter Wisconsin
5 Connor McGovern Penn St
6 Michael Jordan Ohio St
7 Ross Pierschbacher Alabama
8 Beau Benzchawel Wisconsin
9 Ryan Bates Penn St
10 Nate Davis Charlotte
11 Alex Bars Notre Dame
12 Keaton Sutherland Texas A&M
13 Nate Herbig Stanford
14 Malcom Pridgeon Ohio St
15 Derwin Gray Maryland
Defensive Ends Schools
1 Nick Bosa Ohio St
2 Montez Sweat Mississippi St
3 Rashan Gary Michigan
4 Clelin Ferrell Clemson
5 Brian Burns Florida St
6 Jachai Polite Florida
7 Zach Allen Boston College
8 Jaylon Ferguson Louisiana Tech
9 Oshane Ximines Old Dominion
10 Chase Winovich Michigan
11 Austin Bryant Clemson
12 Joe Jackson Miami
13 Jalen Jelks Oregon
14 Maxx Crosby Eastern Michigan
15 Shareef Miller Penn St
16 Carl Granderson Wyoming
17 Corbin Kaufusi BYU
18 Jonathan Ledbetter Georgia
19 Ben Banogu TCU
20 Porter Gustin USC
21 Charles Omenihu Texas
22 Jordan Brailford Oklahoma St
23 Anthony Nelson Iowa
24 Amani Bledsoe Oklahoma
25 LJ Collier TCU
Defensive Tackles Schools
1 Quinnen Williams Alabama
2 Ed Oliver Houston
3 Jeffrey Simmons* Mississippi St
4 Christian Wilkins Clemson
5 Dexter Lawrence Clemson
6 Dre'Mont Jones Ohio St
7 Jerry Tillery Notre Dame
8 Khalen Saunders Western Illinois
9 Gerald Willis III Miami
10 Kingsley Keke Texas A&M
11 Renell Wren Arizona St
12 Isaiah Buggs Alabama
13 Demarcus Christmas Florida St
14 Daylon Mack Texas A&M
15 Chris Slayton Syracuse
16 Khairi Clark Florida
17 Terry Beckner Jr Mizzou
18 PJ Johnson Arizona
19 Greg Gaines Washington
20 Ricky Walker Virginia Tech
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A strong class of WRs accounts for the overwhelming percentage of projected 2019 fantasy football production from the rookie class. Mississippi's deadly duo of DJ Metcalf and AJ Brown could thrive very early depending on where they land, as could Marquise Brown of Oklahoma, N'Keal Harry of Arizona State and Kelvin Harmon of North Carolina State. Those getting drafted a bit later who could become sleepers as early as this year include Stanford's JJ Arcega-Whiteside (who will be worth so much more if he switches to TE) and Ohio State's Parris Campbell. Speaking of TE, Gronk's retirement coincides with a strong incoming crop eager to grab the baton from him, including Iowa's TJ Hockenson and Noah Fant, the two Smiths (Kaden of Stanford and Irv of Alabama) and Jace Sternberger of Texas A&M. As is generally the case in this day and age, there are no immediate projected #1 fantasy RBs in this class, which makes Alabama's combo of Josh Jacobs and Damien Harris the poster children in that they split carries at the last level and will at the next level. Others of note include David Montgomery of Iowa State, Darrell Henderson of Memphis, Rodney Anderson of Georgia, heavyweight RB Elijah Holyfield of Georgia and Miles Sanders of Penn State. Few if any project as immediate fantasy #2s regardless of circumstance. Later-round sleepers of note include Trayveon Williams of Texas A&M, Mike Weber of Ohio State and Travis Homer of Miami. As one-year starters on Saturdays, the only candidates to come in and immediately start on Sundays at QB, Dwayne Haskins of Ohio State and Kyler
Murray of Oklahoma don't even profile as good fantasy #2s in 2019.
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Centers Schools
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2 Garrett Bradbury NC State
3 Elgton Jenkins Mississippi St
4 Michael Jordan Ohio St
5 Ross Pierschbacher Alabama
6 Connor McGovern Penn St
7 Sean Rawlings Ole Miss
8 Sam Mustipher Notre Dame
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6 Amani Oruwariye Penn St
7 Julian Love Notre Dame
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20 Saquon Hampton Rutgers
21 Justin Clifton Arkansas St
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23 Chris Johnson North Alabama
24 Andrew Wingard Wyoming
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Top 10 Coaches In The NFL
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Links to Top Prospect Highlight Videos
NOTE: These video links, when viewed online, can be clicked through to see highlight reels of the draft’s top prospects (be warned that you may want to mute your computer because of the tendency of reel-compilers to overlay bad music on top). Josh Allen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVpNQJDpTTg Nick Bosa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cCUYxItOXo Clelin Ferrell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhCFKmXQGlg Rashan Gary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dicSQZRh8G4 Dwayne Haskins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVWNFFa3L-o Drew Lock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMJKsb2r_0A DJ Metcalf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCoi5mhwCzY Byron Murphy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GteiOwZcKc Kyler Murray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZrW3MrtvVo Ed Oliver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8wtF9zN4-M Montez Sweat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEHKE9QXteQ Devin White https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXUoaVqapro Christian Wilkins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4GdNiByZXE Greedy Williams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMHf6GTk-_0 Quinnen Williams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSjkzuy1Fsk
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8 Christian Miller Alabama
9 Drue Tranquill Notre Dame
10 Khalil Hodge Buffalo
11 Te'Von Coney Notre Dame
12 Chase Hansen Utah
13 Jalen Jelks Oregon
14 Terrill Hodge New Mexico St
15 Sutton Smith Northern Illinois
16 Jamal Davis II Akron
17 Kendall Joseph Clemson
18 Ben Banogu TCU
19 David Long Michigan
20 Otaro Alaka Texas A&M
21 Nate Hall Northwestern
22 Porter Gustin USC
23 Jordan Jones Kentucky
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Inside Linebackers Schools
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Of The 2019 NFL Season 1 New Orleans at LA Rams (Week 2, FOX) 2 New England at Philadelphia (Week 11, CBS) 3 Kansas City at New England (Week 14, CBS) 4T Cleveland at Pittsburgh/Pittsburgh at Cleveland (Week 13, CBS/Week 11, FOX) 6T LA Chargers at Kansas City/Kansas City at LA Chargers (Week 17, CBS/Week 11, ESPN/Mexico City) 8 Indianapolis at New Orleans (Week 15, ESPN) 9 Cleveland at New England (Week 8, CBS) 10 Indianapolis at Kansas City (Week 5, NBC) 11 Pittsburgh at New England (Week 1, NBC) 12 LA Rams at Cleveland (Week 3, NBC) 13 New York Giants at New England (Week 6, FOX) 14 LA Rams at Pittsburgh (Week 10, CBS) 15T Cleveland at Baltimore/Baltimore at Cleveland (Week 4, CBS/Week 16, CBS) 17T Baltimore at Pittsburgh/Pittsburgh at Baltimore (Week 5, CBS/Week 17, CBS) 19T Houston at Indianapolis/Indianapolis at Houston (Week 7, CBS/Week 12, FOX) 21 Dallas at New England (Week 12, FOX) 22 Baltimore at LA Rams (Week 12, ESPN) 23T LA Rams at San Francisco/San Francisco at LA Rams (Week 16, FOX/Week 6, FOX) 25 New York Giants at New York Jets/Indianapolis at LA Chargers (Week 10, FOX/Week 1, CBS)
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ROUND 1
ROUND 1
TEAM PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL
TEAM PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL
1 ARI Kyler Murray QB Oklahoma 1 ARI Kyler Murray QB Oklahoma
2 SF Nick Bosa DE Ohio St 2 SF Nick Bosa DE Ohio St
3 NYJ Josh Allen OLB Kentucky 3 NYJ Josh Allen OLB Kentucky
4 OAK Quinnen Williams DT Alabama 4 OAK Quinnen Williams DT Alabama
5 TB Ed Oliver DT Houston 5 TB Devin White MLB LSU
6 NYG Rashan Gary DE Michigan 6 NYG Daniel Jones QB Duke
7 JAX Jawaan Taylor OT Florida 7 JAX Jawaan Taylor OT Florida
8 DET Montez Sweat DE/OLB Mississippi St 8 DET TJ Hockensen TE Iowa
9 BUF Jonah Williams OT Alabama 9 BUF Ed Oliver DT Houston
10 DEN Devin White MLB LSU 10 DEN Drew Lock QB Missouri
11 CIN Cody Ford OT/OG Oklahoma 11 CIN Montez Sweat DE/OLB Mississippi St
12 GB TJ Hockensen TE Iowa 12 GB Devin Bush MLB Michigan
13 MIA Dwayne Haskins QB Ohio St 13 MIA Rashan Gary DE Michigan
14 ATL Christian Wilkins DT Clemson 14 ATL Christian Wilkins DT Clemson
15 WAS Drew Lock QB Missouri 15 WAS Dwayne Haskins QB Ohio St
16 CAR Clelin Ferrell DE Clemson 16 CAR Brian Burns DE/OLB Florida St
17 NYG Daniel Jones QB Duke 17 NYG Andre Dillard OT Washington St
18 MIN Eric McCoy C Texas A&M 18 MIN Jonah Williams OT Alabama
19 TEN Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma 19 TEN Dexter Lawrence DT Clemson
20 PIT Bryon Murphy CB Washington 20 PIT Greedy Williams CB LSU
21 SEA Dexter Lawrence DT Clemson 21 SEA Clelin Ferrell DE Clemson
22 BAL Brian Burns DE/OLB Florida St 22 BAL DK Metcalf WR Ole Miss
23 HOU Andre Dillard OT Washington St 23 HOU Cody Ford OT/OG Oklahoma
24 OAK Noah Fant TE Iowa 24 OAK Noah Fant TE Iowa
25 PHI Devin Bush MLB Michigan 25 PHI Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma
26 IND Dre'Mont Jones DT Ohio St 26 IND Jerry Tillery DT Notre Dame
27 OAK Josh Jacobs RB Alabama 27 OAK Chris Lindstrom OG Boston College
28 LAC Greedy Williams CB LSU 28 LAC Rock Ya-Sin CB Temple
29 KC Nasir Adderley S Delaware 29 KC Bryon Murphy CB Washington
30 GB Zach Allen DE Boston College 30 GB Dalton Risner OG Kansas St
31 LAR Garrett Bradbury C NC State 31 LAR Garrett Bradbury C NC State
32 NE Irv Smith TE Alabama 32 NE Irv Smith TE Alabama
ROUND 2
ROUND 2
TEAM PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL
TEAM PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL
33 ARI Greg Little OT Ole Miss 33 ARI AJ Brown WR Ole Miss
34 IND AJ Brown WR Ole Miss 34 IND Jeffrey Simmons DT Mississippi St
35 OAK DK Metcalf WR Ole Miss 35 OAK Josh Jacobs RB Alabama
36 SF DeAndre Baker CB Georgia 36 SF Justin Layne CB Michigan St
37 NYG Jerry Tillery DT Notre Dame 37 NYG DeAndre Baker CB Georgia
38 JAX Deionte Thompson S Alabama 38 JAX Kelvin Harmon WR NC State
39 TB Jonathan Abram S Mississippi St 39 TB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson CB Florida
40 BUF Kelvin Harmon WR NC State 40 BUF Connor McGovern OG/C Penn St
41 DEN Dalton Risner OG Kansas St 41 DEN N'Keal Harry WR Arizona St
42 CIN Mack Wilson MLB Alabama 42 CIN Kaleb McGary OT Washington
43 DET Rock Ya-Sin CB Temple 43 DET Lonnie Johnson CB Kentucky
44 GB David Montgomery RB Iowa St 44 GB Deebo Samuel WR South Carolina
45 ATL Chris Lindstrom OG Boston College 45 ATL LJ Collier DE TCU
46 WAS N'Keal Harry WR Arizona St 46 WAS Parris Campbell WR Ohio St
47 CAR Tytus Howard OT Alabama St 47 CAR Nasir Adderley S Delaware
48 MIA Jeffrey Simmons DT Mississippi St 48 MIA Eric McCoy C Texas A&M
49 CLE Taylor Rapp S Washington 49 CLE Jonathan Abram S Mississippi St
50 MIN Jaylon Ferguson DE Lousiana Tech 50 MIN Tytus Howard OT Alabama St
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Player School
Player School
1 Quinnen Williams Alabama 41 David Montgomery Iowa St
2 Nick Bosa Ohio St 42 Greg Little Ole Miss
3 Josh Allen Kentucky 43 Elgton Jenkins Mississippi St
4 Devin White LSU 44 Rock Ya-Sin Temple
5 Ed Oliver Houston 45 Trayvon Mullen Clemson
6 Montez Sweat Mississippi St 46 Drew Lock Mizzou
7 TJ Hockensen Iowa 47 Deionte Thompson Alabama
8 Josh Jacobs Alabama 48 Justice Hill Oklahoma St
9 Jeffrey Simmons* Mississippi St 49 Daniel Jones Duke
10 Kyler Murray Oklahoma 50 Jerry Tillery Notre Dame
11 Byron Murphy Washington 51 Amani Oruwariye Penn St
12 Rashan Gary Michigan 52 Jaylon Ferguson Louisiana Tech
13 Devin Bush Michigan 53 Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Florida
14 Jonathan Abram Mississippi St 54 Julian Love Notre Dame
15 Clelin Ferrell Clemson 55 Oshane Ximines Old Dominion
16 Christian Wilkins Clemson 56 Chase Winovich Michigan
17 Greedy Williams LSU 57 Amani Hooker Iowa
18 Marquise Brown Oklahoma 58 D'Andre Walker Georgia
19 DeAndre Baker Georgia 59 N'Keal Harry Arizona St
20 Jonah Williams Alabama 60 Yodny Cajuste West Virginia
21 Jawaan Taylor Florida 61 Chris Lindstrom Boston College
22 Dwayne Haskins Ohio St 62 Lukas Denis Boston College
23 Noah Fant Iowa 63 Justin Layne Michigan St
24 Erik McCoy Texas A&M 64 Kelvin Harmon NC State
25 Brian Burns Florida St 65 Lonnie Johnson Kentucky
26 Nasir Adderley Delaware 66 Tytus Howard Alabama St
27 AJ Brown Ole Miss 67 Khalen Saunders Western Illinois
28 Dexter Lawrence Clemson 68 Germaine Pratt NC State
29 Dre'Mont Jones Ohio St 69 Riley Ridley Georgia
30 Andre Dillard Washington St 70 Jace Sternberger Texas A&M
31 Irv Smith Jr Alabama 71 Deebo Samuel South Carolina
32 Cody Ford Oklahoma 72 Hakeem Butler Iowa St
33 Garrett Bradbury NC State 73 Darnell Savage Maryland
34 Taylor Rapp Washington 74 TJ Edwards Wisconsin
35 Zach Allen Boston College 75 Parris Campbell Ohio St
36 Jachai Polite Florida 76 Benny Snell Jr Kentucky
37 Cody Ford Oklahoma 77 Kahale Warring San Diego St
38 Damian Harris Alabama 78 Juan Thornhill Virginia
39 Dalton Risner Kansas St 79 Vosean Joseph Florida
40 Mack Wilson Alabama 80 Mike Bell Fresno St
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Player School 81 Miles Sanders Penn St 141 Kris Boyd Texas 82 JoeJuan Williams Vanderbilt 142 Jimmy Moreland James Madison 83 Ryan Finley NC State 143 LJ Scott Michigan St 84 Michael Deiter Wisconsin 144 Demarcus Christmas Florida St 85 Connor McGovern Penn St 145 Juwon Young Marshall 86 Tre Lamar Clemson 146 Iman Marshall USC 87 Christian Miller Alabama 147 Martez Ivey Florida 88 Caleb Wilson UCLA 148 Mark Fields Clemson 89 Kaleb McGary Washington 149 Shareef Miller Penn St 90 Drue Tranquill Notre Dame 150 Blace Brown Troy 91 Josiah Tauaefa Texas-San Antonio 151 Carl Granderson Wyoming 92 Tre Watson Maryland 152 Ryan Bates Penn St 93 Isaac Nauta Georgia 153 Chase Hansen Utah 94 Max Scharping Northern Illinois 154 Deshawun Davis Auburn 95 David Edwards Wisconsin 155 Terrill Hodge New Mexico St 96 Joe Jackson Miami 156 Tyrel Dodson Texas A&M 97 Will Grier West Virginia 157 Terry McLaurin Ohio St 98 Gerald Willis III Miami 158 Ryan Bates Penn St 99 Khalil Hodge Buffalo 159 Bryce Love* Stanford
100 Michael Jordan Ohio St 160 David Sills West Virginia 101 Kaden Smith Stanford 161 Zach Gentry Michigan 102 Austin Bryant Clemson 162 Daylon Mack Texas A&M 103 Marvell Tell III USC 163 Khairi Clark Florida 104 Kingsley Keke Texas A&M 164 Corbin Kaufusi BYU 105 Corey Ballentine Washburn 165 Mike Weber Ohio St 106 Kendall Joseph Clemson 166 Hunter Renfrow Clemson 107 Ross Pierschbacher Alabama 167 Isaiah Prince Ohio St 108 D'Cota Dixon Wisconsin 168 Sutton Smith Northern Illinois 109 Te'Von Coney Notre Dame 169 Drew Sample Washington 110 Cameron Smith USC 170 David Long Michigan 111 Khari Willis Michigan St 171 Chris Slayton Syracuse 112 Kendall Sheffield Ohio St 172 Lavert Hill Michigan 113 Trayveon Williams Texas A&M 173 Easton Stick North Dakota St 114 JJ Arcega-Whiteside Stanford 174 Gardner Minshew Washington St 115 Michael Jordan Ohio St 175 Tyre Brady Marshall 116 Isaiah Johnson Houtson 176 Alize Mack Notre Dame 117 DK Metcalf Ole Miss 177 Jonathan Ledbetter Georgia 118 Clayton Thorson Northwestern 178 Ben Banogu TCU 119 Stanley Morgan Nebraska 179 Karan Higdon Michigan 120 Ross Pierschbacher Alabama 180 Terry Godwin Georgia 121 Renell Wren Arizona St 181 Montre Hartage Northwestern 122 Bobby Evans Oklahoma 182 Jake Browning Washington 123 Jalen Jelks Oregon 183 Jazz Ferguson Northwestern St 124 Khalil Hodge Buffalo 184 Dax Raymond Utah St 125 Isaiah Buggs Alabama 185 Rodney Anderson Oklahoma 126 Josh Oliver San Jose St 186 Chuma Edoga USC 127 Jamel Dean Auburn 187 Brett Rypien Boise St 128 Jarrett Stidham Auburn 188 Trace McSorely Penn St 129 Tyree Jackson Buffalo 189 Emmanuel Hall Mizzou 130 Devin Singletary Florida Atlantic 190 Terry Beckner Jr Mizzou 131 Travis Homer Miami 191 Ben Burr-Kirven Washington 132 Myles Gaskin Washington 192 Kyle Shurmur Vanderbilt 133 Miles Boykin Notre Dame 193 Travon McMillan Colorado 134 Andy Isabella Umass 194 Gary Jennings West Virginia 135 CJ Conrad Kentucky 195 Lil'Jordan Humphreys Texas 136 Mitch Hyatt Clemson 196 Dennis Daley South Carolina 137 Beau Benzchawel Wisconsin 197 Nate Davis Charlotte 138 Connor McGovern Penn St 198 PJ Johnson Arizona 139 Maxx Crosby Eastern Michigan 199 Darius West Kentucky 140 Bobby Okereke Stanford 200 Nick Fitzgerald Mississippi St
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Early FDH Predictions For 2019 NFL Season AFC East
X-New England 11-5
New York Jets 8-8
Buffalo 4-12
Miami 2-14
AFC North
X-Cleveland 10-6
Y-Pittsburgh 9-7
Baltimore 9-7
Cincinnati 6-10
AFC South
X-Indianapolis 11-5
Houston 9-7
Tennessee 8-8
Jacksonville 7-9
AFC West
X-Los Angeles 11-5
Y-Kansas City 10-6
Denver 8-8
Oakland 5-11
NFC East
X-Philadelphia10-6
Dallas 9-7
Washington 6-10
New York Giants 3-13
NFC North
X-Green Bay 10-6
Y-Chicago 9-7
Minnesota 8-8
Detroit 7-9
NFC South
X-New Orleans 10-6
Y-Atlanta 9-7
Carolina 7-9
Tampa Bay 7-9
NFC West
X-Los Angeles 11-5
San Francisco 9-7
Seattle 9-7
Arizona 4-12
Wild Card Playoffs
New England over Pittsburgh
Cleveland over Kansas City
New Orleans over Atlanta
Chicago over Green Bay
Divisional Round
Indianapolis over Cleveland
New England over LA Chargers
LA Rams over Chicago
Philadelphia over New Orleans
Championship Sunday
Indianapolis over New England
Philadelphia over LA Rams
Super Bowl 53
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Offensive Rookie of the Year:
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