2024 NFL DRAFT

[Napoleon 8611]

1 hour ago, williemackgarza said:

So we all gas no brakes at the combine?
Ok Cool, hook Em

If there were a 2nd half at the combine, we might see the brakes come out.

[Herpa Derpa 6113]

1 hour ago, Napoleon said:

If there were a 2nd half at the combine, we might see the brakes come out.

[LTtxfan 48982]

 

[naija 2854]

Didn’t have much of an impact on the Georgia roster? One year wonder? What?

[Make em eat Taco Bell 1549]

damn, has 2 of the fastest mofos in the game and still struggled vs UW.  /debbie downer (but serious question) 

[ClubWhatever 12087]

6 minutes ago, Make em eat Taco Bell said:

damn, has 2 of the fastest mofos in the game and still struggled vs UW.  /debbie downer (but serious question) 

We had 500 yards of offense and 7 yards per play.  In the red zone speed matters less.   It's also bad to fumble twice when you are tied in the second half.

[Make em eat Taco Bell 1549]

1 minute ago, ClubWhatever said:

We had 500 yards of offense and 7 yards per play.  In the red zone speed matters less.   It's also bad to fumble twice when you are tied in the second half.

24 completions, x with 2, mitchell 4.  They shut down X in particular which was our nuke weapon. 

[texifornia 56531]

26 minutes ago, Make em eat Taco Bell said:

damn, has 2 of the fastest mofos in the game and still struggled vs UW.  /debbie downer (but serious question) 

...because X was hurt, UW was a deserving #2 in the nation, and our offensive numbers were still quite solid?

[LTtxfan 48982]

Today's OL session starts at Noon on NFL Network.  

One of the best ways to improve your NFL team is finding quality OL players.  Gerry Hamilton mentioned that Christian Jones really helped improve his NFL draft stock at the Senior Bowl by showing he can move inside to guard.  

[Vertigo 20267]

16 hours ago, The Dog said:

LOL everyone on the NFL subreddit is like “PLZ DON GO TO KC”

Imagine Miami taking him and pairing him with Tyreke Hill

[Slacks 6791]

13 hours ago, Herbie Hancock said:

 

 

Desean Jackson played 16 seasons in the NFL at 5-10 175. Xavier Worthy just measured 5’11 165.

 

 

5'11 165 is the equivalent of 153 or so at 5'10.

X is the size I was coming out of HS, but a lot faster.

He needs about 15 pounds.

[Had Enough 2057]

24 completions, x with 2, mitchell 4.  They shut down X in particular which was our nuke weapon. 

The fumbles were the killers. The offense did not have a great game. The UW defense was easily their weak unit.

[TommyGufano 6021]

2 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

Imagine Miami taking him and pairing him with Tyreke Hill

Jaylen Waddle and Achane and Mostert go pretty fast, too. 

[HornsOverIthaca 2333]

[closetojumping 62251]

15 hours ago, naija said:

agreed. WR corps is young, but loaded. Baxter should take a jump next year. Best OL didn't go anywhere. QB will have talent + experience. 

The WR corps won’t be young. Texas will send 3 more WRs to the NFL next year, Cook got plenty of experience, and the two TEs playing the most will each have 2-3 years of starting or serious playing experience. 

13 hours ago, naija said:

Ohio State's roster as good as any. Frankly, they had a monster off-season.

When you fall in love with the press clippings, this is where you sit. OSU signed a Bama castoff at C/OG and drew praise for it. They recruit like shit on the OL and they’re now paying for it when they play comparable talent. They have Will Howard at QB and drew praise for it. If you like Will Howard, okay, I guess. I’ll remind you of how awesome he is when he turns 4 over in a game. 

OSU has excellent WRs. They have excellent DBs and edge support. They have some name TBs who were largely dogshit last year and they’re living off of shit they did years ago. Lane Kiffin is the king of the portal and he willingly let Judkins walk. His teammates packed his bags for him and drove him to the airport. That dude is a cancer. Henderson is made of glass. 

They signed a 17 year old that bailed on Bama after Deboer told him he didn’t fit their QB mold. They paid $1M to land Downs. They also signed a C who can’t snap and was not an elite blocker, a clubhouse cancer at TB, and a KSU castoff at QB. The recruiting class got predictable hype and yet still largely ignored interior DL and elite OL. 

When people talk about OSU being a top 2 team with an elite roster, they are saying they got spun this offseason by a PR blitz within the media in a last gap reach for Ryan Day to prove himself. Ohio State ended the year on a two game losing streak, looking anemic doing it, and with fans calling for Ryan Day’s head. They lost more than they gained in talent and only an embarrassing non-con and weak conference schedule might save them from 8-4. 

[tokamak 6352]

49 minutes ago, Slacks said:

5'11 165 is the equivalent of 153 or so at 5'10.

X is the size I was coming out of HS, but a lot faster.

He needs about 15 pounds.

He’s been 165 since he stepped on campus. At this point, I don’t think it’s happening. 

[pacman 7330]

I heard the announcers agree, the story of the day was not only Worthy but the entire Texas football program.

$$ https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2024/insider/story/_/id/39623027/2024-nfl-combine-top-draft-prospects-workouts-risers-40-every-position

Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas: Worthy's combine-record 40-yard dash had Lucas Oil Stadium buzzing. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound receiver blazed down the sideline for a 4.21-second run, the best at the combine since at least 2003. It wasn't just his speed, though; his explosiveness was also on display. Worthy jumped 41.5 inches in the vertical and 10-foot-11 in the broad jump. I recently ranked him as my No. 35 overall prospect due to concerns about his frame, but record-setting speed will ease any concerns about his weight. He is one of the most electric players I've had the pleasure of scouting in person, and he has easily earned the right to be drafted in the first round to one lucky team. -- Miller

Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas: Mitchell's draft range improved after his impressive day, as he ran a 4.34-second 40-yard dash, posted a vertical of 39.5 inches and leaped 11-4 at 6-2 and 205 pounds in the broad jump. I put him at No. 38 overall in my most recent mock, but I'm not sure he'll make it there in the real draft. He's the fifth wide receiver since 2003 to run a 4.34 or better at 6-2 or taller, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Notably, all four of the previous players to hit those marks were drafted in the second round. But Mitchell's explosive speed, huge catch radius and 11 touchdown catches in 2023 should make him a first-round selection. I see him as a top-20 player in the class at this point. -- Miller

Ja'Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas: Sanders (6-foot-4, 245 pounds) opted not to do the jumping drills at the combine and turned in a 4.69-second run in the 40-yard dash. Where he impressed in the workouts, though, is also where he has impressed on tape: catching the ball and operating in space. Sanders showed off great arm extension and concentration on two clean runs during the gauntlet drill. He's more explosive in the short area than he is as a sprinter, which explains the slower 40 time. Sanders is my clear-cut TE2 with a Round 2 grade on tape. -- Miller

 

Byron Murphy II, DT, Texas: Murphy had a tremendous amount of hype coming into combine week, and he certainly lived up to expectations. His game revolves around explosiveness, and his burst and change-of-direction skills simply looked different from his counterparts. With Jer'Zhan Newton not participating, Murphy had a prime opportunity to prove he was the top interior defender in the draft -- and that's what he did in my eyes. His 4.87 time in the 40-yard dash and 33-inch vertical jump both ranked in the top three at the position Thursday. It's unlikely Murphy -- who measured at 297 pounds and just under 6-foot-1 -- gets outside the top 20, and he could go as high as No. 13 to the Raiders. -- Reid

T'Vondre Sweat, DT, Texas: Sweat weighed in at 366 pounds, which is the second heaviest defensive player measurement at the combine since 2003. Even at that size, he posted a 5.27-second run in the 40-yard dash. That's good for the second-fastest time by a defensive player at 350-plus pounds since 2003, according to ESPN Stats & Information. This event isn't catered to a traditional nose tackle like Sweat, but his movement ability, power and burst at a near-record size were impressive. He's not for every NFL team or scheme, but those that value a two-down run-stuffer with occasional bursts of pass-rush ability will likely find him available in early Round 2. -- Miller

 

 

 

 

[Fud 9546]

 

[DixonHur 11228]

1 hour ago, pacman said:

I heard the announcers agree, the story of the day was not only Worthy but the entire Texas football program.

$$ https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2024/insider/story/_/id/39623027/2024-nfl-combine-top-draft-prospects-workouts-risers-40-every-position

Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas: Worthy's combine-record 40-yard dash had Lucas Oil Stadium buzzing. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound receiver blazed down the sideline for a 4.21-second run, the best at the combine since at least 2003. It wasn't just his speed, though; his explosiveness was also on display. Worthy jumped 41.5 inches in the vertical and 10-foot-11 in the broad jump. I recently ranked him as my No. 35 overall prospect due to concerns about his frame, but record-setting speed will ease any concerns about his weight. He is one of the most electric players I've had the pleasure of scouting in person, and he has easily earned the right to be drafted in the first round to one lucky team. -- Miller

Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas: Mitchell's draft range improved after his impressive day, as he ran a 4.34-second 40-yard dash, posted a vertical of 39.5 inches and leaped 11-4 at 6-2 and 205 pounds in the broad jump. I put him at No. 38 overall in my most recent mock, but I'm not sure he'll make it there in the real draft. He's the fifth wide receiver since 2003 to run a 4.34 or better at 6-2 or taller, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Notably, all four of the previous players to hit those marks were drafted in the second round. But Mitchell's explosive speed, huge catch radius and 11 touchdown catches in 2023 should make him a first-round selection. I see him as a top-20 player in the class at this point. -- Miller

Ja'Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas: Sanders (6-foot-4, 245 pounds) opted not to do the jumping drills at the combine and turned in a 4.69-second run in the 40-yard dash. Where he impressed in the workouts, though, is also where he has impressed on tape: catching the ball and operating in space. Sanders showed off great arm extension and concentration on two clean runs during the gauntlet drill. He's more explosive in the short area than he is as a sprinter, which explains the slower 40 time. Sanders is my clear-cut TE2 with a Round 2 grade on tape. -- Miller

 

Byron Murphy II, DT, Texas: Murphy had a tremendous amount of hype coming into combine week, and he certainly lived up to expectations. His game revolves around explosiveness, and his burst and change-of-direction skills simply looked different from his counterparts. With Jer'Zhan Newton not participating, Murphy had a prime opportunity to prove he was the top interior defender in the draft -- and that's what he did in my eyes. His 4.87 time in the 40-yard dash and 33-inch vertical jump both ranked in the top three at the position Thursday. It's unlikely Murphy -- who measured at 297 pounds and just under 6-foot-1 -- gets outside the top 20, and he could go as high as No. 13 to the Raiders. -- Reid

T'Vondre Sweat, DT, Texas: Sweat weighed in at 366 pounds, which is the second heaviest defensive player measurement at the combine since 2003. Even at that size, he posted a 5.27-second run in the 40-yard dash. That's good for the second-fastest time by a defensive player at 350-plus pounds since 2003, according to ESPN Stats & Information. This event isn't catered to a traditional nose tackle like Sweat, but his movement ability, power and burst at a near-record size were impressive. He's not for every NFL team or scheme, but those that value a two-down run-stuffer with occasional bursts of pass-rush ability will likely find him available in early Round 2. -- Miller

 

 

 

 

Sounds like Becton is earning his money.

[pyrohornIII 4809]

The idea we went from 0 picks two years ago to potentially 9 this year is incredible.  And yes, Sark didn't recruit all of them, but his staff did develop them.  

And the fact that no one is shying away from Horns for being soft is another check for Sark and his change of culture. 

[LTtxfan 48982]

1 hour ago, Fud said:

 

Wonder if one reason for such a quality OL class is due to all of the older, more experienced players who received an extra year to play CFB due to Covid.  

[LTtxfan 48982]

San Francisco and Green Bay in great shape to add more quality players to their rosters...

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NFL Teams With Most Picks In The 2024 NFL Draft

As stated above, the 2024 NFL Draft begins on Thursday, April 25, 2024, and ends on Saturday, April 27, 2024.

Below, you will see the teams that have the most picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, with expected compensatory picks.

1. Arizona Cardinals (13 Picks)

The Arizona Cardinals will enter the 2024 NFL Draft with the most draft picks at 13.

After trading out of the third spot in last year’s draft, the Houston Texans gave Arizona future draft picks in this year’s draft, including a first-round pick (27th) and a third-round pick (90th).

That gives the Cardinals six picks inside the top 90, including the fourth overall pick.

What Arizona plans to do with that pick remains a mystery.

However, selecting the best wide receiver prospect in Marvin Harrison Jr. seems like the most logical selection for a team that does not need a quarterback.

Arizona being able to select Harrison Jr will depend on what the Patriots do with the third pick in the draft.

If QBs go 1-3, the Cardinals are in a prime spot to give Kyler Murray the best WR in the draft.

Marvin Harrison Jr has the upside to be an elite WR in the league.

Arizona can use the 27th pick to trade up in the draft if they like a player or trade down to accumulate more draft capital.

The Cardinals are in an excellent spot to boost their team.

2. San Francisco 49ers & Green Bay Packers (11 Picks)

The San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers are projected to each have 11 picks in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft.

Green Bay will have the better picks as they will have two second-round picks (one from the Aaron Rodgers trade) and two third-round picks (one from the Rasul Douglas trade).

Green Bay should also gain three compensatory picks.

The Packers shocked the Cowboys in the NFC Wild Card round and stomped them.

They also played very well in the NFC Championship game against the 49ers, which they could have easily won.

Green Bay is an up-and-coming team that will just get better this offseason.
As for the 49ers, they will first pick at 31st and again at the end of the second round.

But they should gain four compensatory picks in this year’s draft, including an extra third-round pick with Jimmy Garoppolo leaving.

They also gained an extra fourth-round pick from the Cowboys in the Trey Lance trade this past season.

San Francisco made it to the Super Bowl last year and will have a lot of draft capital to boost their roster more.

3. Washington Commanders (Nine Total Picks)

Six of the nine draft picks the Commanders hold are top 105 picks.

They hold the number two overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Washington will likely draft a QB, most likely Jayden Daniels number two overall.

They also now have the draft capital to boost their team and help Daniels in his rookie season.

 

NFL Teams With Least Amount Of Picks In The 2024 NFL Draft

Now, we will get into the teams with the least amount of picks in the 2024 NFL Draft.

It is a four-way tie between teams with the least amount of draft picks in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, Carolina Panthers, & Denver Broncos (Six Picks)

All four of these teams are expected to have the fewest amount of draft picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, with six picks.

The Bears, however, are in the best spot with two picks in the top nine, including the number one overall pick.

After that selection, they won’t pick again until the third round because they sent a second-round pick to Washington in the Montez Sweat deal.

The Broncos (12th) and Dolphins (21st) still have their first-round picks, while the Panthers will first pick at 33rd after giving up their 2024 first-round pick in last year’s draft for quarterback Bryce Young.

All four of these teams are also not expected to gain any compensatory picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, which further explains why they might have the fewest draft picks.

 

https://thesportsdaily.com/news/which-teams-have-the-most-picks-in-the-2024-nfl-draft/#:~:text=NFL Teams With Most Picks In The 2024,... 3 3. Washington Commanders (Nine Total Picks)

 

[Fud 9546]

10 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Wonder if one reason for such a quality OL class is due to all of the older, more experienced players who received an extra year to play CFB due to Covid.  

Most of these guys are 3rd or 4th years 

[Ignatius 4002]

8 hours ago, Make em eat Taco Bell said:

damn, has 2 of the fastest mofos in the game and still struggled vs UW.  /debbie downer (but serious question) 

It’s almost like we had a football game and not a track meet…

[Make em eat Taco Bell 1549]

34 minutes ago, Ignatius said:

It’s almost like we had a football game and not a track meet…

or a mediocre staff ,blessed with great athletes, who cannot devise a decent game plan around the opponent.  

[Guest]

39 minutes ago, Ignatius said:

It’s almost like we had a football game and not a track meet…

Underwear Olympics aside, Texas had a badass roster.

[Frank Drebin 5617]

Too bad we didn’t have safeties.  

[VirginiaLonghorn 4750]

50 minutes ago, Frank Drebin said:

Too bad we didn’t have safeties.  

We did … Ryan Watts will be an NFL safety.

[Napoleon 8611]

According to the NFL Network reporter lady on the field at the combine:

”Dallas Turner was so athletic. The outside linebacker out of Texas was so impressive.”

She didn’t really bathe herself in glory in her closing segment. 

[Napoleon 8611]

16 hours ago, Fud said:

 

This is why the Cowboys are saying  “Goodbye” to Tyron Smith.

 

16 hours ago, DixonHur said:

Sounds like Becton is earning his money.

Did any of the players stay in Austin and train? 

Usually the players go to specialty training centers for a month or two to train specifically for the combine. 

[BurntOrange&White 39667]

21 hours ago, texifornia said:

...because X was hurt, UW was a deserving #2 in the nation, and our offensive numbers were still quite solid?

Penix played a perfect game too....mainly this.

[Burt Macklin 18999]

3 hours ago, Napoleon said:

According to the NFL Network reporter lady on the field at the combine:

”Dallas Turner was so athletic. The outside linebacker out of Texas was so impressive.”

She didn’t really bathe herself in glory in her closing segment. 

He’s from the state of Texas, pedant. 

[Napoleon 8611]

14 minutes ago, Burt Macklin said:

He’s from the state of Texas, pedant. 

When I saw that he was born in Florida, went to high school in Florida, and went to Alabama for college, I did not add “Texas” to his bio.

Apparently no one but you has either. 

Pedantic > Idiot
 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Turner

Edited March 4 by Napoleon

[Burt Macklin 18999]

50 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

When I saw that he was born in Florida, went to high school in Florida, and went to Alabama for college, I did not add “Texas” to his bio.

Apparently no one but you has either. 

Pedantic > Idiot
 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Turner

[The Dog 43808]

I think Mitchell improved his stock more than Worthy. Everyone expected Worthy to be fast (although not THAT fast). Mitchell throwing down a 4.34 at his size along with the rest of his performance probably makes him a definite first rounder. 

[Bevo 13527]

5 hours ago, Napoleon said:

This is why the Cowboys are saying  “Goodbye” to Tyron Smith.

 

Did any of the players stay in Austin and train? 

Usually the players go to specialty training centers for a month or two to train specifically for the combine. 

The ones I know trained in Dallas.

[Bevo 13527]

27 minutes ago, The Dog said:

probably makes him a definite first rounder. 

I'd unequivocally say that he is definitely a probable first rounder.

[Murfdogg21 4412]

43 minutes ago, The Dog said:

I think Mitchell improved his stock more than Worthy. Everyone expected Worthy to be fast (although not THAT fast). Mitchell throwing down a 4.34 at his size along with the rest of his performance probably makes him a definite first rounder. 

In 60% of the mock drafts, he’s a first rounder every time. 

[The Dog 43808]

crikey sorry for the word salad. oof. 

not changing it.

I'm blaming it on watching draft gurus try to tell me that McCarthy improved his draft stock even though they didn't learn anything about him at the combine. Yes, that was an actual take.

[LTtxfan 48982]

2 hours ago, The Dog said:

I think Mitchell improved his stock more than Worthy. Everyone expected Worthy to be fast (although not THAT fast). Mitchell throwing down a 4.34 at his size along with the rest of his performance probably makes him a definite first rounder. 

 Have to define "improved his stock more"

Worthy might have moved up 20 spots by running his 4.21 forty, while A.D. moved up only 5-10 spots. 

So Worthy probably improved his stock more... however, A.D. was expected and is likely to still be drafted earlier than Worthy.  😋

Edited March 4 by LTtxfan
messed up

[The Dog 43808]

here we go. Broncos gonna need a QB:

 

[jimmyjazz 45560]

So how many 'horns will go 1st round? 

2? 3? 

Murphy, Mitchell, Worthy?  Maybe Sweat?

[Pato del Muerto 52342]

7 hours ago, Napoleon said:

When I saw that he was born in Florida, went to high school in Florida, and went to Alabama for college, I did not add “Texas” to his bio.

Apparently no one but you has either. 

Pedantic > Idiot
 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Turner

Yeah but he’s named after a high school in Texas-RL Turner in the Dallas area. 

[LTtxfan 48982]

14 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

So how many 'horns will go 1st round? 

2? 3? 

Murphy, Mitchell, Worthy?  Maybe Sweat?

My guess is probably two...

• Murphy
• Mitchell

[SquishMitten 10401]

On 3/3/2024 at 10:46 AM, tokamak said:

He’s been 165 since he stepped on campus. At this point, I don’t think it’s happening. 

Fair. Like the rest of everyone here, I too am the same weight I was at 18

[DixonHur 11228]

2 hours ago, SquishMitten said:

Fair. Like the rest of everyone here, I too am the same weight I was at 18

Oh no, sorry to hear that you had your legs amputated.

[closetohumping 17404]

[Fud 9546]

1) Caleb Williams
2) Drake Maye
3) Trade- Atlanta- Jayden Daniels
4) Marvin Harrison Jr
5) Trade- Chicago- Rome Odunze
6) Malik Nabers
7) Trade- Minnesota- JJ McCarthy
'8) Trade- New England- Joe Alt
9) Trade- LAC- Taliese Fuaga
10) Olu Fashanu
11) Trade- Tennessee- JC Latham
12) Brock Bowers
13) Quinyon Mitchell
14) Dallas Turner
15) Brian Thomas Jr
16) Trade- Pittsburgh- Amarius Mims
17) Trade- Philadelphia- Terrion Arnold
18) Byron Murphy II
19) Jared Verse
20) Jackson Powers-Johnson
21) Troy Fautanu
22) Nate Wiggins
23) Laiatu Latu
24) Trade- Buffalo- AD Mitchell
25) Cooper DeJean
26) Graham Barton
27) Darius Robinson
28) Trade- Dallas- Tyler Guyton
29) Chop Robinson
30) Trade- Carolina- Ladd McConkey
31) Jordan Morgan
32) Xavier Worthy

33) Kingsley Suamataia
54) Ricky Pearsall

 

 

[Fud 9546]

1) Caleb Williams
2) Drake Maye
3) Jayden Daniels
4) Marvin Harrison Jr
5) Trade- Chicago- Malik Nabers
6) Rome Odunze
7) Joe Alt
'8) Dallas Turner
9) Trade- LAC- Brock Bowers
10) Olu Fashanu
11) JJ McCarthy
12) Jared Verse
13) Byron Murph II
14) Taliese Fuaga
15) Terrion Arnold
16) Darius Robinson
17) Quinyon Mitchell
18) JC Latham
19) Nate Wiggins
20) Amarius Mims
21) Jackson Powers-Johnson
22) Tyler Guyton
23) Laiatu Latu
24) Troy Fautanu
25) Cooper DeJean
26) Chop Robinson
27) Kool-Aid McKinstry
28) AD Mitchell
29) Jer'Zhan Newton
30) Brian Thomas Jr
31) Ennis Rakestraw
32) Xavier Worthy
33) Keon Coleman
34) Jordan Morgan
35) Kingsley Suamataia
36) Graham Barton
37) Kamari Lassiter
38) Ladd McConkey
39) Bo Nix
40) Adisa Isaac
41) Edgerrin Cooper
42) Kris Jenkins
43) Xavier Legette
44) Michael Penix Jr
45) Chris Braswell
46) Roman Wilson
47) Braden Fiske
48) Dominick Puni
49) Theo Johnson
50) Junior Colson
51) Zach Frazier
52) Marshawn Kneeland
53) Tyler Nubin
54) Malachi Corley
55) Ja'Tavion Sanders
56) Trey Benson
57) Troy Franklin
58) Jonathan Brooks
59) TJ Tampa
60) T'Vondre Sweat
61) Cam Hart
62) Cooper Beebe
63) Patrick Paul
64) Michael Hall Jr

 

 

[Fud 9546]

These guys are good at piecing together mock drafts based on compiling info the nfl insiders drop, doing their own evals, studying roster, personnel department, and cap dynamics

1) Caleb Williams
2) Drake Maye
3) Jayden Daniels
4) Marvin Harris Jr
5) Trade (Minnesota) JJ McCarthy
6) Rome Odunze
7) Malik Nabers
'8) Dallas Turner
9) Brock Bowers
10) Joe Alt
11) Trade (Chargers) Taliese Fuaga
12) Jared Verse
13) Amarius Mims
14) Byron Murphy II
15) Quinyon Mitchell
16) Jackson Powers-Johnson
17) Brian Thomas Jr
18) JC Latham
19) Terrion Arnold
20) Olu Fashanu
21) Troy Fautanu
22) Cooper DeJean
23) Trade (Carolina trades Brian Burns to Houston for this pick) AD Mitchell
24) Jerzon Newton
25) Kool-aid McKinstry
26) Nate Wiggins
27) Laiatu Latu
28) Chop Robinson
29) Trade (KC trades L'darius Sneed to Detroit for this pick) Xavier Worthy
30) Graham Barton
31) Tyler Guyton
32) Keon Coleman