NFL 2020 Mock Draft

The date for the NFL draft is set, but unlike most events these days, it seems to be set in stone. Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the first round of the NFL draft will still take place on Thursday April 23rd. There’s no better way to celebrate the only event in sports than by making a mock draft. The first round selection will come with an explanation of the pick. Rounds 2-7 will only have the team, player, position, and school.

Round 1

1. Cincinnati: Joe Burrow – Quarterback – LSU

Joe Burrow is the favored first overall pick in many mock drafts. The Bengals need a quarterback. Burrow is a Heisman winning quarterback. It couldn’t be any simpler.

2. Washington: Chase Young – Defensive end – Ohio State

Chase Young is arguably the best player in this 2020 draft. If the Bengals didn’t need a quarterback so bad Young would undoubtedly go number one. The Redskins have a lot of holes to fix and pass rush in one of them making this the perfect fit.

3. Detroit: Jeffrey Okudah – Cornerback – Ohio State

Jeffrey Okudah is one of many talented Ohio State products in this year’s draft. The Lions lost Darius Slay to free agency and picking up Desmond Trufant won’t entirely fill the hole.

4. NY Giants: Tristan Wirfs – Offensive tackle – Iowa

Tristan Wirfs had one of the best combine performances for a lineman in years. Wirfs ran a 4.85 second 40-yard dash at 6ft 5in 320lbs and tacked on a 36.5in vertical and a 121in broad jump. Pairing Wirfs with Saquon Barkley would cause an avalanche on outside run plays.

5. Miami: Tua Tagovailoa: – Quarterback – Alabama

Tua Tagovailoa is one of the most intriguing prospects in a long time. He’s a complete quarterback which is hard to find at his age. The only problem is his lower body health. However, Tagovailoa and his trainers have confirmed that he’s back up to 100% healthy and fully functional.

6. LA Chargers: Justin Herbert – Quarterback – Oregon

Justin Herbert would arguably have the best chance to succeed right away out of this year’s quarterback prospects. Dropping him on a nearly complete roster will help him grow quickly. Herbert would be the Chargers best quarterback option if they do not sign Cam Newton.

7. Carolina: Derrick Brown – Defensive tackle – Auburn

Derrick Brown is a very under the radar player at defensive tackle but the Panthers desperately need him. After both Gerald McCoy and Dontari Poe left in free agency, the Panthers defensive line is nearly empty. Brown would be the perfect pass rushing and run stopping fill in.

8. Arizona: Jedrick Wills – Offensive Tackle – Alabama

Jedrick Wills would help out a desperate Cardinals offensive line. After acquiring DeAndre Hopkins the Cardinals are set to jumpstart their passing game. Wills is nothing special but very solid and that’s exactly what you want from a tackle.

9. Jacksonville: Isaiah Simmons – Linebacker/ Safety – Clemson

Isaiah Simmons is the most versatile player in this year’s draft. Simmons is extremely athletic with blazing fast speed who can not only pass rush but is also good in coverage. After losing most of their talent on defense a rebuild is definitely in order and this is a great way to start.  

10. Cleveland: Mekhi Becton – Offensive tackle – Louisville

Mekhi Becton bulldozing defenders to clear the way for Pro-bowler Nick Chubb is exactly what Browns fans envision in their dreams. After the arrest of Greg Robbison that tackle position is wide open. Becton is also the biggest player this year with a combine invite. 

11. NY Jets: Jerry Jeudy – Wide Receiver – Alabama 

Jerry Jeudy is the first wide receiver to go off the board in this mock draft. Jeudy is said to be the next Julio Jones and paired up with Sam Darnold and Le’Veon Bell it might be the quarterback, running back, wide receiver trio that the Jets have been waiting for.

12. Las Vegas: CeeDee Lamb – Wide Receiver – Oklahoma

CeeDee Lamb and Nelson Aghalor combined would be quite a step up for whoever is throwing the ball in Vegas. However, that quarterback may not be Carr or Mariota. Check pick number 19 for a prediction.

13. San Francisco (Via IND): Henry Ruggs – Wide Receiver – Alabama

Henry Ruggs would be the final piece the 49ers need to take home the Lombardi trophy. The pair of Ruggs and Debo Samuel might make Jimmy G a little more comfortable in the pocket.

14. Tampa Bay: Andrew Thomas – Offensive Tackle – Alabama

Andrew Thomas has been regarded by draft experts to be a high level player for a long time. This is the perfect opportunity to protect 42 year old Tom Brady.

15. Denver: Justin Jefferson – Wide receiver – LSU

Justin Jefferson racked up stats in his last year of college at LSU.He caught more touchdowns in the Mercedes Benz superdome last season than Julio Jones. Jefferson is a truly underrated and special talent who would bring a lot to the Mile High. 

16. Atlanta: CJ Henderson – Cornerback – Florida

CJ Henderson has enough speed to keep up with any wide receiver so adding him to a desolate secondary can’t hurt the Falcons. A lot of talent on offense can get you a long way but defense wins championships. 

17. Dallas: Yetur Gross-Matos – Defensive end – Penn State

Yetur Gross-Matos has all the intangibles that you want in a solid pass rusher. He has size, speed, and explosiveness. Pairing that with a good hardworking demeanor is what will make Gross-Matos successful.

18. Miami (Via PIT): Javon Kinlaw – Defensive tackle – South Carolina

Javon Kinlaw has been predicted to go higher than the 18th pick in many mock drafts but it seems like teams may want to prioritize positions in this year’s draft because of its depth. The Dolphins will most likely take the best available player which takes Kinlaw off the board.

19. Las Vegas (Via CHI): Jordan Love – Quarterback – Utah State

Jordan Love came out of nowhere when the season ended catching scouts eyes with his physical intangibles. Love is virtually a carbon copy of Jameis Winston which would really sting for new Raider addition Marcus Marriota.

20. Jacksonville (Via LAR): A.J. Terrell – Cornerback – Clemson

A.J. Terrell is one of the most athletic corners in the draft who will most likely turn out to be a great plug and play player. He can pick up right where A.J Bouye left off.

21. Philadelphia: Kenneth Murray – Linebacker – Oklahoma

Kenneth Murray turned a lot of heads at the beginning of the season until his momentum slowly died off. Murray is a pass rusher who is solid in coverage making him a good choice to replace Kamu Grugier-Hill. 

22. Minnesota (Via BUF): Tee Higgins – Wide Receiver – Clemson

Tee Higgins was one of the most explosive and exciting players in college football last year getting to shine on a stacked Clemson team. After losing Stefon Diggs and Laquon Treadwell a wide receiver is exactly what the purple people eaters need.

23. New England: K’Lavon Chaisson – Defensive end – LSU

K’Lavon Chaisson was another player that slipped in this mock draft. Make no mistake though Chaisson is very talented, and with some coaching from defensive mastermind Bill Belicheck he could become a Pro-bowler in years to come.

24. New Orleans: Patrick Queen – Linebacker – LSU

Patrick Queen is another possible LSU first rounder. The Saints are pretty strong at every position and could use the best overall player at this point which would be Queen.

25. Minnesota: A.J. Epenesa – Defensive end – Iowa

A.J. Epenesa started the year at the five to eight spot in most mock drafts but fell all the way down to 25 in this one. Epenesa would replace Everson Griffen on that defensive line.

26. Miami (Via Hou): D’Andre Swift – Running back – Georgia

D’Andre Swift is the first running back to go off the board in this year’s draft. First round running backs are always risky but Jordan Howard is not a starting quality back so the Dolphins will have to look elsewhere. Swift is arguably the best running back in this draft.

27. Seattle: Austin Jackson – Offensive Tackle – USC

Austin Jackson to Seattle would be like putting an ok sized band-aid on a crack in a dam. Jackson is talented and a good fit for sure but Seattle lost a boatload of offensive lineman this offseason so they need to expand the size of that band-aid quick.

28. Baltimore: Zack Baun – Linebacker – Wisconsin

Zack Baun is this year’s star linebacker out of Wisconsin. It seems like every year a good badger linebacker declares for the draft. The Raven’s main issue last year was defense and a high powered offense alone can only do so much. 

29. Tennessee: Laviska Shenault – Wide receiver – Colorado

Laviska Shenault, if picked by the Titans, would be the second wide receiver the Titans have used a first round pick on in as many years. Derrick Henry can only do so much when it comes to carrying a team.

30. Green Bay: Ross Blacklock – Defensive tackle – TCU

Ross Blacklock is a good addition to help sure up the swiss cheese (no pun intended) run defense of the cheeseheads. The Packers could have looked for a future quarterback with this pick but there will be more chances later on.

31. San Francisco: Xavier McKinney – Safety – Alabama

Xavier McKinney is the best safety in a draft with little to no depth at the position. This is one of two puzzle pieces the 49ers need in order to keep the wheels turning.

32. Kansas City: Jonathan Taylor – Running back – Wisconsin

Jonathan Taylor had quite the career at Wisconsin but it’s on to bigger and better things for the former Badger. Even though Dameian Williams was amazing in the superbowl he was quiet the rest of the season. A Mahomes, Hill, Taylor, Kelce team would be unstoppable.

Round 2

33. Cincinnati: Jalen Reagor – Wide Receiver – TCU
34. Indianapolis (Via Was): Brandon Aiyuk – Wide Receiver – Arizona St.
35. Detroit: Neville Gallimore – Defensive Tackle – Oklahoma
36. NY Giants: Jon Greenard – Defensive end – Florida
37. LA Chargers: KJ Hamler – Wide receiver – Penn State
38. Carolina: Dammon Arnette – Cornerback – Ohio state
39. Miami: Isaiah Wilson – Offensive Tackle – Georgia
40. Houston (Via Arizona): Denzel Mims – Wide receiver – Baylor
41. Cleveland: Troy Dye – Linebacker – Oregon
42. Jacksonville: Terrell Lewis – Defensive end – Alabama
43. Chicago: Bryce Hopkins – Tight end – Purdue
44. Indianapolis: Marlon Davidson – Defensive end – Auburn
45. Tampa Bay:  Zack Moss – Running back – Utah
46. Denver: Josh Jones – Offensive tackle – Houston
47. Atlanta: Curtis Weaver – Defensive end – Boise State
48. NY Jets: Trevon Diggs – Cornerback – Alabama
49. Pittsburgh: Jalen Hurts – Quarterback – Oklahoma
50. Chicago: Lucas Niang – Offensive tackle – TCU
51. Dallas: Cameron Dantzler – Cornerback – Mississippi State
52. LA Rams: Grant Delpit – Safety – LSU
53. Philadelphia: Chase Claypool – Wide receiver – Notre Dame
54. Buffalo: Robert Hunt – Offensive guard – Louisiana 
55. Baltimore (Via ATL): Jordan Elliot – Defensive tackle – Missouri
56. Miami (Via NO): Nick Harris – Center – Washington 
57. Houston: Rashard Lawrence – Defensive Tackle – LSU
58. Minnesota: Antoine Winfield Jr. – Safety – Minnesota
59. Seattle: Kristian Fulton – Cornerback – LSU
60. Baltimore: Kyle Duggar – Safety – Lenoir-Rhyne
61. Tennessee: James Lynch – Defensive Tackle – Baylor 
62. Green Bay: Netane Muti – Offensive Guard – Fresno State
63. Kansas City (Via SF): Bradley Anae – Defensive end – Utah
64. Seattle (Via KC): J.K Dobbins – Running back – Ohio State

Round 3

65. Cincinnati: Prince Tega Wanogho – Offensive tackle – Auburn
66. Washington: Gabriel Davis – Wide Receiver – UCF
67. Detroit: Jason Strowbridge – Defensive end – North Carolina
68. NY Jets (Via NYG): Kenny Willekes – Defensive end – Michigan St.
69. Carolina: Josh Simpson – Offensive guard – Clemson
70. Miami: Jordyn Brooks – Linebacker – Texas Tech
71. LA Chargers: Adam Trautman – Tight end – Dayton
72. Arizona: Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Running back – LSU
73. Jacksonville: Jake Fromm – Quarterback – Georgia
74. Cleveland: David Woodward – Linebacker- Utah State
75. Indianapolis: Ezra Cleveland – Offensive tackle – Boise State
76. Tampa Bay: Khalid Kareem – Defensive end – Notre Dame
77. Denver: Noah Igbinoghene – Cornerback – Auburn
78. Atlanta: Cole Kmet – Tight end – Notre Dame 
79. NY Jets: Shaadiq Charles – Offensive Tackle – LSU
80. Las Vegas: Damien Lewis – Offensive Guard – LSU
81. Las Vegas (Via CHI): Jeremy Chinn – Cornerback – Southern Illinois
82. Dallas: Ashtyn Davis – Safety – California 
83. Denver (Via PIT): Darrell Taylor – Defensive end – Tennessee
84. LA Rams: Shane Lemieux – Offensive guard – Oregon
85. Detroit (Via PHI): Anfernee Jennings – Linebacker – Alabama
86. Buffalo: Jabari Zuniga – Defensive end – Florida 
87. New England: James Morgan – Quarterback – FIU
88. New Orleans: Jacob Eason – Quarterback – Washington
89. Minnesota: Jaylon Johnson – Cornerback – Utah
90. Houston: Thaddeus Moss – Tight end – LSU
91. Las Vegas (VIA SEA): Justin Madubuike – Defensive tackle – Texas A&M
92. Baltimore: Tyler Johnson – Wide Receiver – Minnesota 
93. Tennessee: Matt Peart – Offensive tackle – UCONN 
94. Green Bay: Antonio Gandy-Golden – Wide receiver – Liberty 
95. Denver (via SF): Akeem Davis-Gaither – Cornerback Appalachian St
96. Kansas City: Jeff Gladney – Cornerback – TCU
97. Cleveland (Via HOU): Jacob Eason – Quarterback – Washington
98. New England: Tyshun Render – Defensive end – Middle Tennessee State
99. NY Giants: Jacob Philips – Linebacker – LSU
100. New England: Malik Harrison – Linebacker – Ohio State
101. Seattle: Hakeem Adeniji – Offensive tackle – Kansas
102. Pittsburgh: Cam Akers – Running back – Florida State
103. Philadelphia: Michael Pittman – Wide receiver – USC 
104. LA Rams: Jake Breeland – Tight end – Oregon
105. Minnesota: Calvin Throckmorton – Offensive Tackle – Oregon
106. Baltimore: Ben Bredeson – Offensive Guard – Michigan

Round 4

107. Cincinnati: Larrell Murchison – Defensive – NC State
108. Washington: – Trey Adams – Offensive Tackle – Washington
109. Detroit: Logan Stenberg – Offensive guard Kentucky 
110. NY Giants: Yasir Durant – Offensive tackle – Missouri
111. Houston (Via MIA): Eno Benjamin – Running back Arizona State
112. LA Chargers: Devin Duvernay – Wide Receiver – Texas
113. Carolina: Harrison Bryant – Tight end – FAU
114. Arizona: Benito Jones – Defensive tackle – Mississippi State
115. Cleveland: J.K. Guidry – Cornerback – Utah
116. Jacksonville: Davon Hamilton – Defensive Tackle – Ohio state
117. Tampa Bay: Brandon Jones – Safety – Texas
118. Denver: Donavan Peoples-Jones – Wide Receiver – Michigan 
119. Atlanta: Nate Stanley – Quarterback – Iowa 
120. NY Jets: Oluwole Betiku Jr – Defensive end – Illinois 
121. Las Vegas: A.J. Green – Cornerback – Oklahoma 
122. Indianapolis: Lynn Bowden – Wide Receiver – Kentucky 
123. Dallas: Matt Heneseey – Center – Temple
124. Pittsburgh: Leki Fotu – Defensive Tackle – Utah
125. New England (Via CHI): Omar Bayless – Wide Receiver – Arkansas St
126. LA Rams: Tony Pride – Cornerback – Norte Dame
127. Philadelphia: J.R. Reed – Safety – Georgia 
128. Buffalo: Colin Johnson – Cornerback – Texas
129. Baltimore (Via NE): Stanford Samuels – Cornerback – Florida state
130. New Orleans: Shaquille Quarterman – Linebacker – Miami
131. Arizona (Via Hou): Shyhiem Carter – Cornerback – Alabama
132. Minnesota: Evan Weaver – Linebacker – California
133. Seattle: Alton Robinson – Defensive end – Syracuse 
134. Baltimore: Josh Uche – Linebacker – Michigan 
135. Pittsburgh (Via TEN): Jonah Jackson – Offensive guard – Ohio state
136. Green Bay: Colby Parkison – Tight end – Syracuse 
137. Jacksonville (Via SF): Michael Pickney – Linebacker – Miami
138. Kansas City: McTelvin Agim – Defensive tackle – Arkansas
139. Tampa Bay: Jace Whittaker
140. Jacksonville (Via CHI): Alex Highsmith – Defensive end – Charlotte 
141. Miami: Lamar Jackson – Cornerback – Nebraska 
142. Washington: A.J Dillon – Running Back – Boston College 
143. Atlanta (Via BAL): Solomon Kindley – Offensive guard -Georgia 
144. Seattle: Rashard Robinson – Cornerback – James Madison
145. Philadelphia: K.J Hill – Wide Receiver – Ohio state
146. Philadelphia: Kenny Willekes – Defensive end – Michigan State

Round 5

147. Cincinnati: Cam Brown – Linebacker – Penn state
148. Carolina (Via WAS): James Porshe – Wide Receiver – SMU 
149. Detroit: Logan Wilson – Linebacker – Wyoming 
150. NY Giants: Jack Driscoll – Offensive tackle – Auburn
151. LA Chargers: Davion Taylor – Linebacker- Colorado 
152. Carolina: Khaleke Hudson – Linebacker- Michigan 
153. Miami: K’Von Wallace – Safety – Clemson
154. Miami (Via JAC): Willie Gay Jr – Linebacker – Mississippi state
155. Minnesota (Via CLE): Casey Toohill – Linebacker – Stanford
156. San Francisco (Via DEN): Jake Hanson – Center – Oregon
157. Jacksonville (Via ATL): John Runyan – Offensive guard – Michigan 
158. NY Jets: Markus Bailey – Linebacker- Purdue
159. Las Vegas: Mykal Walker – Linebacker – Fresno State
160. Indianapolis: Levert Hill – Cornerback – Michigan 
161. Tampa Bay: Arron Fuller – Wide Receiver – Washington 
162. Washington (Via PIT): Justin Strnad – Linebacker – Wake Forest
163. Chicago: Antonio Gibson – Wide Receiver – Memphis
164. Dallas: Lamical Perine – Running back – Florida
165. Jacksonville (Via LAR): Terence Steele – Offensive Tackle – Texas Tech 
166. Detroit (Via PHI): Quartney Davis – Wide Receiver – Texas A&M
167. Buffalo: Amik Robertson – Cornerback – Louisiana Tech
168. Philadelphia: Dalton Knee – Tight end – Virginia 
169. New Orleans: Anthony Gordon – Quarterback – Washington state
170. Baltimore (Via MIN): John Molchon – Offensive guard – Boise St
171. Houston: Antoine Brooks Jr – Safety – Maryland
172. New England (Via SEA): Luq Barcoo – Cornerback SanDiego State 
173. Miami (Via BAL): Bryan Edwards – Wide Receiver – South Carolina 
174. Tennessee: Chapelle Russell – Linebacker – Temple
175. Green Bay: Keith Ismael – Offensive guard – San Diego State
176. San Francisco: Ben Bartch – Offensive guard – St John’s 
177. Kansas City: Darrynton Evans – Running back – Appalachian st 
178. Denver: Justin Herron – Offensive guards – Wake Forest
179. Dallas: Raequan Williams – Defensive Tackle – Michigan State

Round 6

180. Cincinnati: Cheyenne O’Grady – Tight end – Arkansas 
181. Denver (Via WAS): Cole McDonald – Quarterback – Hawaii 
182. Detroit: Joe Reed – Wide Receiver – Virginia 
183. NY Giants: Michael Onwenu – Offensive guard – Michigan 
184. Carolina: Stephen Sullivan – Tight end – LSU
185. Miami: Ezra Robinson – Cornerback – Eastern Tennessee 
186. LA Chargers: Simon Stepaniak – Center – Indiana 
187. Cleveland (Via ARI): Joe Bachie – Linebacker – Michigan state
188. Buffalo (Via CLE): Jack Shaklefold – Center – Texas
189. Jacksonville: Kelvin Smith – Fullback – North Texas
190. Philadelphia (Via ATL): Robert Windsor – Defensive tackle – Penn st
191. NY Jets: Delonte Scott – Defensive end – SMU
192. Green Bay (Via LV): Colton Mckivitz – Offensive tackle – WVU
193. Indianapolis: Joe Gaziano – Defensive end – Northwestern
194. Tampa Bay: Geno Stone – Safety – Iowa
195. New England (Via DEN): Bryce Strek – Defensive end – Montana st
196. Chicago: Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Running back – Vanderbilt
197. Indianapolis (Via DAL): Malcom Perry – Running back – Navy
198. Pittsburgh: Evin Ksiezarczyk – Offensive tackle – Buffalo
199. LA Rams: Quinten Cepheus – Wide Receiver – Wisconsin
200. Chicago (Via PHI): Josiah Deguara – Tight end – Cincinnati 
201. Minnesota (Via BUF): Jared Pinkey – Tight end – Vanderbilt 
202. Arizona (Via NE): Jeff Thomas – Wide Receiver – Miami
203. New Orleans: Juwan Johnson – Wide Receiver – Oregon
204. New England (Via HOU): Essang Bassey – Cornerback – Wake Forest
205. Minnesota: Shea Patterson – Quarterback – Michigan 
206. Jacksonville (Via SEA): Charlie Heck – Offensive tackle – UNC
207. Buffalo (Via BAL): Darrion Daniels – Defensive tackle – Nebraska 
208. Green Bay (Via TEN): Trevon Hill – Defensive end – Miami 
209. Green Bay: Shea Montez – Quarterback – Colorado
210. San Francisco: Isaiah Coulter – Wide Receiver – Rhode Island
211. NY Jets (Via KC): Cam Grill – Linebacker – Wagner
212. New England: Bravvion Roy – Defensive tackle – Baylor
213. New England: James Robinson – Running back – Illinois state
214. Seattle: Kendall Futrell – Linebacker – East Carolina 

Round 7

215. Cincinnati: Johnathan Garvin – Defensive end – Miami 
216. Washington: Scoota Harris – Linebacker – Arkansas
217. San Francisco (Via DET): James Smith-Williams – Linebacker – NCST
218. NY Giants: Salvon Ahmed – Running back – Washington
219. Minnesota (Via MIA): Rodney Clemons – Safety – SMU
220. LA Chargers: Chauncey Rivers – Defensive tackle – Mississippi st
221. Carolina: Francis Bernard – Linebacker – Utah State
222. Arizona: Karen Curl – Safety – Arkansas 
223. Jacksonville: Broderick Washington Jr – Defensive Tackle – Texas Tech
224. Tennessee (Via CLE): Jamycal Hasty – Running back – Baylor
225. Baltimore (Via NYJ): Ladarius Hamilton – Linebacker – North Texas
226. Chicago (Via LV): Trevor Wallace-Simms – Offensive guard – Missouri
227. Miami (Via IND): Jesse Lemonier – Linebacker – Liberty
228. Atlanta (Via TB): Sean Pollard – Center – Clemson
229. Washington (Via DEN): Michael Divinity Jr – Linebacker – LSU
230. New England (Via ATL): Rodrigo Blankenship – Kicker – Georgia 
231. Dallas: James Pierre – Cornerback – FAU
232. Pittsburgh: Dane Jackson – Cornerback – Pitt
233. Chicago: Kelly Bryant – Quarterback Missouri
234. LA Rams: Tyler Clark – Defensive tackle – Georgia 
235. Detroit (Via PHI): Carter Coughlin – Linebacker – Minnesota 
236. Green Bay (Via BUF): Kindle Vildor – Cornerback – Georgia southern
237. Denver (Via NE): Dante Olson – Linebacker – Montana 
238. NY Giants (Via NO): Antonio Gibson – Wide Receiver – Memphis 
239. Buffalo (Via MIN): Joshua Kelly – Running back – UCLA
240. Houston: Scott Franz – Offensive Tackle – Kansas state
241. New England (Via SEA): Alex Taylor – Offensive tackle – South Carolina st
242. Green Bay (Via BAL): Trajan Bandy – Cornerback – Miami
243. Tennessee: Tipa Galeai – Defensive end – Utah State
244. Cleveland (Via GB): Kenny Cooper – Center – Georgia tech
245. San Francisco: Calvin Taylor – Defensive tackle – Kentucky 
246. Miami (Via KC): Anthony McFarland – Running back – Maryland
247. NY Giants: Myles Dorn – Safety – USC
248. Houston: Keisean Lucier-South – Linebacker – UCLA
249. Minnesota: Deejay Dallas – Running back – Miami
250. Houston: Luke Juriga – Offensive guard – Western Michigan 
251. Miami: Mohamed Berry – Linebacker – Nebraska 
252. Denver: Darnay Holmes – Cornerback – UCLA
253. Minnesota: Zack Johnson – Offensive guard – North Dakota state
254. Denver: Damar Hamlin – Safety – Pitt
255. NY Giants: Michael Turk – Punter – Arizona State

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