Post your 4 round mock

My pics:

28. Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah LB, Notre Dame
60. Asante Samuel Jr. CB, Florida State
98. Davis Mills QB, Stanford
105. Tyler Shelvin IDL, LSU
133. Dayo Odeyingbo EDGE, Vanderbilt

Auto draft:

28. Jamin David LB, Kentucky
60. Dyami Brown WR, North Carolina
98. Elerson Smith EDGE, Northern Iowa
105. Trill Williams CB, Syracuse
133. Kylen Granson TE, SMU

28.

Davis Mills
QB,
60.

Asante Samuel Jr.
CB,
98.

Tommy Togiai
IDL,
105.

Ar'Darius Washington
S,
133.

Dayo Odeyingbo
EDGE,
218.

Cornell Powell
WR,
229.

Demetric Felton
WR,
255.

Rachad Wildgoose Jr.
CB,

I traded back a lot

60 M Willams DT LA TECH
61 Tyson Campbell CB UGA
95 C Mcgrone LB MICH
98 Marquez Stevenson WR HOU
105 David Mills QB STAN
141 Jamie Newman QB (why not) WAKE
147 Monty Rice UGA
158 Dax Mline WR BYU
165 DJ Daniel CB UGA
182 Darius Stills DT WV
189 Janarius Jenkins DE FSU
218 Javon Hawkins RB LU
219 Robert Jones OG
225 Justin Hillard LB OSU

2022 IND 3rd
2022 IND 4th
2022 BUF 3rd

Went as realistic as possible. Let’s be real, Mac Jones isn’t going to be there at 28 lol

28) Davis Mills
60) Jabril Cox
98) Hasmah Nasirildeen - BPA- This dude sounds amazing- defensive utility player with size
105) Trill Williams - Outside CB with size
133) Adetokunbo Ogundeji- Edge w upside and potential defensive versatility

28. Terrace Marshall, WR, LSU
60. Jevon Holland, S, Oregon
98. Pete Werner, LB, Ohio State
105. Robert Rochell, CB, Central Arkansas
133. Bobby Brown III, DT, Texas A&M

28. Jeremiah Owusu-Koromoah OLB, Notre Dame
60. Kelvin Joseph CB, Kentucky
98. Jamin Davis LB, Kentucky
105. Josh Palmer WR, Tennessee
133. Kendrick Green G, Illinois


Feel like this draft would turn our biggest defensive weakness into our biggest strength.

28 pick analysis: JOK can cover tight ends, running backs, and slot receivers better than most of the cornerbacks/safeties in this class. He plays fast and mean, and he makes plays. Prototype WILL in today’s league.

60 pick analysis: Yes that Kelvin Joseph, the one that left LSU. He has some definite off the field concerns. But talent wise he is a top 4 corner in this class. Pro type body, high ON FIELD football character. I’m aware of his off the field stuff but in between the lines he busts his arse every play, runs to block for his teammates after picks, etc.

98 pick analysis: PT.2 of turning our biggest weakness into biggest strength. Let Davis and Baun battle for the SAM spot until Demario moves on. Davis is 6’4 240 with a 4.4 forty. More importantly he shows that speed on film, covering Kyle Pitts downfield, flying from sideline to sideline. He’s not as physical as I’d like/expect for a player of his size. As he doesn’t really “thump” ball carriers or lineman when he meets them in the hole. But that’s well worth it for a 3rd round pick.

105 pick analysis: If it one thing Palmer does, it’s winning on routes downfield, played extremely well in one on ones at the senior bowl. Need to watch more film on him but I couldn’t pass on him at 105.

133 pick analysis: Kendrick Green is your annual “project” player for us to develop. Former D lineman, shows that dline man explosiveness in his blocks, especially on the second level. You draft him to groom him for peat’s eventual trade/release/yearly 5 game injury.

28. Rashod Bateman, WR Minnesota

60. Nick Bolton, LB Missouri

98. Robert Rochell, CB Central Arkansas

105. Jay Tufele, DT USCw

133. Rhamondre Stevenson, RB Oklahoma

218. Matt Bushman, TE BYU

229. Darius Hodge, Edge Marshall

255. Trey Hill, C/G UGA

28. Terrance Marshall Jr. WR LSU
60. Ifeatu Melifonwu CB Syracuse
98. Jordan Smith LB UAB
105. Jay Tufele DL USC
133. Deommodore Lenoir CB Oregon

28. New Orleans Saints
Zaven Collins
LB, Tulsa

60. New Orleans Saints
Asante Samuel Jr.
CB, Florida State

98. New Orleans Saints
Kyle Trask
QB, Florida

105. New Orleans Saints
JaCoby Stevens
S, LSU

133. New Orleans Saints
Walker Little
OT, Stanford