Soupchuck
|
First time doing one this year, as of today this is how I see it go down.
497 Page Views |
0 Comments
|
Round 2
Patriots:
Troy Franklin, WR, Oregon 
Maye needs targets to throw at and Franklin can be that man.
Cardinals:
Chop Robinson, OLB/DE, Penn State 
Arizona snags two top wrs in the 1st and gets a robisnon here. He may be on the shorter side for a DE, but he has a endless motor.
Commanders:
Jordan Morgan, OT, Arizona 
With DE and Qb taken in first Commanders go back and try to fill the gap left by Morgan Moses. And they flip to Jordan Morgan, this will help ensure someone is there to protect Maye from the DEs he's gonna get pelted by..
Chargers:
Roman Wilson, WR, Michigan 
They lost Ekeler, Allen, and Williams leaving potential 1st rd bust Johnson there for Herbert. Here Harbaugh gets to reunite with one of his Wolverines and give Gervert a reliable pass catcher.
Titans:
Darius Robinson, DT, Missouri 
I project Darius as Dze for Titans. And putting him with Simmons would give TN a big pair run stoppers to help their defense.
Panthers:
Braden Fiske, DT, Florida State 
Here Panthers get a combine warrior can potentially tially alleviate the hurt if not having Burns anymore will have.
Commanders:
Tyler Nubin, S, Minnesota 
I think in different draft he's a lock for 1st rd. He is going to be a Commanders Winfield Jr. Clone. They have similar play style and Nubin can also be AllPro with Quinn coaching him up.
Packers:
Kamari Lassiter, CB, Georgia 
Lassiter can replace Alexander on his inevitable trade/release
Texans:
Payton Wilson, LB, N.C. State 
You can put wilson in the box ajd man the middle and will be a great addition to this already improved defense.
Falcons:
Edgerrin Cooper, LB, Texas A&M 
Morris keeps it kn defense and give them a lineback that can actually make plays.
Saints:
Xavier Legette, WR, South Carolina 
Michale Thomas is let go and you need a #2 opposite Olave. Legettw isn't a fantastic route runner but is still better than most.
Jaguars:
Keon Coleman, WR, Florida State
They lost Ridley which seemed far fetched but cha ging tunes and going with the 6' 4" Coleman gives Lawrence a wr who can jump for 50/50 balls.
Bengals:
Ja’Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas 
Gesicki is a low risk.pickuo this offseason, but Sanders gives you a young healthy pass catching option.
Eagles:
Javon Bullard, CB/S, Georgia
It's not a draft u til the eagles draft a Georgia defender. And here is is with Bullard, who can play safety or switch to corner.
Steelers:
Chris Braswell, OLB, Alabama 
With queen in the middle, watt kn outside adding Braswell to an already deadly pass rushing defense only makes it that much worse for opponents.
Rams:
Adisa Isaac, DE, Penn State
Replacing Donald is going to be tough, but Isaac is at least a step in the right direction.
Eagles:
Ennis Rakestraw Jr., CB, Missouri
Depth is needed for the secondary and also a shot of youth as the team is getting old.
Browns:
Kiran Amegadjie, OT, Yale 
Getting a potential project with Kiran I feel browns are ok with. Hebcan keaen from Bitonio before replacing him.
Cowboys:
Kris Jenkins, DT, Michigan
A powerful defensive tackle to help take some pressure off Lawrence and Parsons.
Buccaneers:
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, C, Georgia
Buccaneers lose Jensen whose been one of the best centers when healthy. This maybe a reach but Bucs need a center.
Bills:
Khyree Jackson, CB, Oregon
Let's go of white, unless he comes back for cheap you can replace him with a tall although light corner.
Lions:
Jonah Elliss, OLB/DE, Utah 
A. Ice upside pass rushers Aaron Glenn can use to punish opponents.
Chiefs:
Jalen McMillan, WR, Washington 
Getting a long body corner to replace Sneed was good for 1st rd. Now it's time to get someone not named Kelce to be able to catch a ball.