SBN's Way too Early 2017 NFL Mock Draft

SBN trolling LSU fans

I just don't understand the logic of picking a RB in the 1st rd outside of an Adrian Peterson type.

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I just don't understand the logic of picking a RB in the 1st rd outside of an Adrian Peterson type.

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I completely understood the Cowboy's taking EE15 this year. Especially with him being a three down back.

I can see Fournette & Cook going in the 1st rd. The other two not so much.

Cleveland is going to be really good soon if they get Watson and Fournette

CBS has Jamal Adams going #3 overall

Dude would have to have a Mathieu type of season for that to happen. He was kind of a let down last year.

and everyone said the exact same thing when they didn't get Gurley last year.

Brad fricking Kaaya #2 overall?

Might as well include the entire SEC:
3. San Diego Chargers: Tim Williams, OLB, Alabama

The pick up of Joey Bosa this year gives the Chargers a star on the defensive line. Getting Williams next year will give them one at linebacker.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars: Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama

Robinson had a rocky 2015 season, but he has the skill set to bounce back. He can be the left tackle that Luke Joeckel has thus far failed to become.
7. New Orleans Saints: Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss

In 2015, Kelly showed flashes of brilliance. He’s an incredibly talented passer who needs to prove wrong those who doubt him because of his character concerns. New Orleans has been evaluating quarterbacks for a reason.


9. Cleveland Browns (via Philadelphia): Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU

Fournette is a powerhouse running back who throws defenders around with ease. He’s built for the AFC North.


10. Miami Dolphins: Jalen Tabor, CB, Florida

Drafting Xavien Howard in the second round was a need-based pick, but Tabor projects as a true No. 1 corner.

13. Atlanta Falcons: Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M

Garrett will probably go much higher than this in a year, but who knows. None of us know. For the Falcons he can be a pass rusher on the line with Vic Beasley making plays behind him.

13. Atlanta Falcons: Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M

Garrett will probably go much higher than this in a year, but who knows. None of us know. For the Falcons he can be a pass rusher on the line with Vic Beasley making plays behind him.



18. New York Giants: Nick Chubb, RB, Georgia

This pick assumes Chubb will recover fine from a bad knee injury in October. If so, he can be just as good as the two running backs taken ahead of him.


19. New York Jets: Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama

Muhammad Wilkerson is probably out in New York, and Allen can come right in and fill his spot.


20. Baltimore Ravens: Cameron Sutton, CB, Tennessee

The Ravens took two cornerbacks in the draft this year, but fourth-rounder Tavon Young is a nickel corner only and sixth-round pick Maurice Canady is, well, a sixth-rounder.

24. Dallas Cowboys: Tre'Davious White, CB, LSU

White could have gone pro and been a second- or third-round pick in 2016. Another season in a loaded LSU defense should push him higher up the draft.

25. Arizona Cardinals: Malachi Dupre, WR, LSU

Both Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd are free agents after the season, so the Cardinals may need receiving help in next year’s draft.

26. Carolina Panthers: Greg Pyke, OT, Georgia

My never-ending quest to mock offensive tackles to the Panthers continues with Pyke, a tackle who could have gone pro after last season.

27. Cincinnati Bengals: Derek Barnett, DE, Tennessee

The Bengals could use another pass rusher, and next year’s draft should have several to choose from.



30. Pittsburgh Steelers: Charles Harris, DE/OLB, Missouri

James Harrison is likely entering his final season, and Jarvis Jones is a free agent. Harris is an athletic edge rusher who will likely kick out to linebacker in the NFL.