Charlie Campbell's 2016 NFL Mock Draft: Round 6

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176. Cleveland Browns: Kenny Lawler, WR, California
     The Browns grab a potential sleeper at wide receiver.



177. Los Angeles Rams: Mortiz Boehringer, WR, Germany
     The Rams select a wide receiver to develop.



178. San Francisco 49ers: Devante Bond, LB, Oklahoma
     The 49ers grab more linebacker depth.



179. San Diego Chargers: Lene Maiavia, OT/G, Arizona
     The Chargers grab some offensive line depth and have shown interest in Maiava.






180. Minnesota Vikings: Rees Odhiambo, OL, Boise State
     The Chargers grab some offensive line depth and have shown interest in Odhiambo. He would go higher if it weren't for injury concerns.



181. Jacksonville Jaguars: Mike Thomas, WR, Southern Miss
     The Jaguars add some receiving depth.



182. Baltimore Ravens: Peyton Barber, RB, Auburn
     The Ravens can't count on Trent Richardson to provide their running back depth. Here's some competition.
     
     Pick change; previously Jay Lee, WR




183. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Vincent Valentine, DT, Nebraska
     The Bucs continue to add defensive line talent with some interior depth.
     
     Pick change; previously Anthony Zettel, DT






184. New York Giants: Luther Maddy, DT, Virginia Tech
     The Giants grab some interior defensive line depth with a player who could contribute as a backup pass-rusher.



185. Chicago Bears: Anthony Zettel, DE, Penn State
     The Bears could use more competitors for the defensive line as they're still transitioning to a 3-4.
     
     Pick change; previously Vincent Valentine, DT




186. Miami Dolphins: Isaac Seumalo, C, Oregon State
     The Dolphins have hosted Seumalo on a visit, and he would give them some interior depth.



187. Washington Redskins: Jack Allen, C, Michigan State
     The Redskins have built up some young talent on the offensive line, but could use a center. Here's a competitor.






188. Phiadelphia Eagles: Chris Brown, WR, Notre Dame
     The Eagles grab some wide receiver depth. Brown had a quality week at the East-West Shrine.



189. Dallas Cowboys: Ryan Brown, DE, Mississippi State
     The Cowboys could use starting defensive end help and depth for Rod Marinelli. They've shown interest in Brown.



190. Los Angeles Rams: Antonio Morrison, ILB, Florida
     The Rams grab some middle linebacker depth.



191. Detroit Lions: Jay Lee, WR, Baylor
     The Lions grab some receiver depth.
     
     Pick change; previously Jordan Lucas, S






192. Buffalo Bills: Tavon Young, CB, Temple
     The Bills could use some cornerback depth.



193. Tennessee Titans: Dominique Alexander, LB, Oklahoma
     The Titans grab some linebacker and special teams competition.
     
     Pick change; previously Joe Dahl, OL



194. Oakland Raiders: Demarcus Robinson, WR, Florida
     The Raiders have shown interest in Robinson. If he can avoid trouble off the field, he would be a first-round caliber wide receiver to pair with Amari Cooper.



195. Houston Texans: Devon Cajuste, WR, Stanford
     The Texans need a receiving tight end. If Cajuste is going to make it in the NFL, that might be his only option.






196. New England Patriots: Cole Toner, OT, Harvard
     The Patriots need offensive line depth, and they've shown interest in Toner.



197. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn
     The Bucs get more secondary talent to develop.



198. San Diego Chargers: D.J. White, CB, Georgia Tech
     The Chargers grab use some cornerback depth.



199. Cincinnati Bengals: Daniel Braverman, WR, Western Michigan
     The Bengals could draft a few receivers after losing both Marvin Jones and Mohamed Sanu this offseason.



200. Green Bay Packers: David Morgan, TE, UTSA
     The Packers grab a blocking tight end to help them reestablish their running offense.



201. Jacksonville Jaguars: Joe Dahl, OT/G, Washington State
     The Jaguars get some offensive line depth.
     
     Pick change; previously Peyton Barber, RB



202. Detroit Lions: Alex Redmond, G, UCLA
     The Lions grab some offensive line depth.



203. Kansas City Chiefs: De'Vondre Campbell, DL, Minnesota
     The Chiefs grab some defensive line depth and have shown interest in Campbell.



204. New England Patriots: Keyarris Garrett, WR, Tulsa
     The Patriots snag some receiver depth, and they've shown interest in Garrett.



205. Arizona Cardinals: Kevin Byard, S, Middle Tennessee
     The Cardinals pick up some safety depth with Tyrann Mathieu nearing the end of his contract.



206. Chicago Bears: Kyle Murphy, OT, Stanford
     The Bears grab more offensive tackle competition.
     
     Pick change; previously Devante Bond, LB



207. San Francisco 49ers: Jeff Driskel, QB, Louisiana Tech
     Chip Kelly gets an athletic backup quarterback to develop.



208. New England Patriots: Leonte Carroo, WR, Rutgers
     The Patriots grab some more wide receiver depth.



209. Baltimore Ravens: Denver Kirkland, OT/G, Arkansas
     The Ravens grab some guard depth after losing Kelechi Osemele.



210. Detroit Lions: Cody Kessler, QB, USC
     The Lions have Dan Orlovsky backing up Matthew Stafford, and Kessler has enough of a skill set to develop into at least the team's backup quarterback.



211. San Francisco 49ers: Blake Martinez, LB, Stanford
     Martinez further bolsters the 49ers' linebacking corps.



212. Dallas Cowboys: Connor McGovern, G, Missouri
     McGovern provides some offensive line depth, and the Cowboys have shown interest in him. He could easily go higher.



213. San Francisco 49ers: Ronald Blair, DE/DT, Appalachian State
     The 49ers need depth in their defensive front seven.



214. New England Patriots: Talveze Calhoun, CB, Mississippi State
     The Patriots grab some cornerback depth and have shown interest in Calhoun.



215. Seattle Seahawks: Ricardo Louis, WR, Auburn
     The Seahawks take some wide receiver depth with a player who has graded out high in their SPARQ rubric.



216. Dallas Cowboys: Deon King, LB, Norfolk State
     Dallas likes Deon King and taking two linebackers could make sense. Rolando McClain is unreliable to stay on the field, while Sean Lee is prone to injury.



217. Dallas Cowboys: Joe Schobert, OLB, Wisconsin
     Dallas could use more pass-rushing and linebacker depth.



218. Buffalo Bills: Brandon Shell, OT, South Carolina
     The Bills grab some offensive line depth.



219. Denver Broncos: Lawrence Thomas, DL, Michigan State
     The Broncos continue to improve their defensive line.



220. Pittsburgh Steelers: Marquez North, WR, Tennessee
     The Steelers grab some wide receiver depth. North has a great skill set for them to develop like their other mid- to late-round gems.



221. New England Patriots: Jordan Lucas, S, Penn State
     The Patriots grab some safety depth.
     
     Pick change; previously Dominique Alexander, LB

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