PackerRats Second Round Mock Draft 2018

[woodbuck27]

Deputy Nutz is on the Clock with the Detroit Lions Round Two Pick.


Picks Round ONE Complete:

1 Cleveland Browns -- Sam Darnold, QB, USC
2 New York Giants -- Bradley Chubb, DE, NC State
3 New York Jets -- Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma
4 Cleveland Browns -- Saquon Barkley, RB, Penn State
5 Denver Broncos -- Quenton Nelson, G, Notre Dame
6 Indianapolis Colts -- Denzel Ward, CB, OSU
7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- Derwin James, S, FSU
8 Chicago Bears -- Tremaine Edmunds, LB, Virginia Tech
9 San Francisco 49ers -- Roquan Smith, LB, Georgia
10 Oakland Raiders -- Minkah Fitzpatrick, DB, Alabama
11 Miami Dolphins -- Josh Rosen, QB, UCLA
12 Buffalo Bills -- Josh Allen, QB, Wyoming
13 Washington Redskins -- Vita Vea, DT, Washington
14 Green Bay Packers -- POLL -- Harold Landry, EDGE, Boston College
15 Arizona Cardinals -- Lamar Jackson , QB, Louisville
16 Baltimore Ravens -- Calvin Ridley, WR, Alabama
17 Los Angeles Chargers -- Connor Williams, OT, Texas
18 Seattle Seahawks -- Leighton Vander Esch, LB, Boise State
19 Dallas Cowboys -- William Hernandez, G, UTEP
20 Detroit Lions -- Marcus Davenport , EDGE, UTSA
21 Cincinnati Bengals -- Da'Ron Payne, DT - Alabama
22 Buffalo Bills -- James Daniels, Center, Iowa
23 New England Patriots -- Mike McGlinchey. OT, Notre Dame
24 Carolina Panthers -- Taven Bryan, DT, Florida
25 Tennessee Titans -- Cortland Sutton, WR, SMU
26 Atlanta Falcons -- "People Call Me" Maurice Hurst*, DT, Michigan
27 New Orleans Saints -- Joshua Jackson, CB, Iowa
28 Pittsburgh Steelers -- Rashaan Evans, LB, Alabama
29 Jacksonville Jaguars -- D.J. Moore, WR, Maryland
30 Minnesota Vikings -- Orlando Brown, OT Oklahoma
31 New England Patriots -- Isaiah Oliver, CB, Colorado
32 Philadelphia Eagles -- Jaire Alexander, CB, Louisville

14 Picks on 'O' and 18 Picks on 'D'.


Picks so far in Round Two at 9:21 CST Sunday 22 April, 2018

33 Cleveland - Mike Hughes, CB, UCF
34 NY Giants - Isaiah Wynn, OG Georgia
35 Cleveland - Kolton Miller T UCLA
36 Indianapolis - Josh Sweat, DE, FSU
37 Indianapolis - James Washington WR Oklahoma St
38 Tampa Bay - Derrius Guice, RB, LSU
39 Chicago - Billy Price, OCOG, Ohio State
40 Denver - Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
41 Oakland - Tyrell Crosby - OT, Oregon
42 Miami - Dallas Goedert - TE, South Dakota State
43 New England - Lorenzo Carter - EDGE/OLB, Georgia
44 Washington Ronald Jones, RB, USC
45 Green Bay Carlton Davis, CB, Auburn
46 Cincinnati Hayden Hurst, TE, South Carolina
47 Arizona Justin Reid, S, Stanford
48 LA Chargers Mike Gesicki, TE, East Dakota School of Erosion
49 Indianapolis Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State
50 Dallas Christian Kirk, WR, Texas A & M


Deadline Pick# Team Selector

Monday 23rd
02PM 51 Detroit Nutz 2
07PM 52 Baltimore Cheesehead Craig
11PM 53 Buffalo* BZnDallas

Tuesday 24th
09AM 54 Kansas City Deputy Nutz
02PM 55 Carolina wthigoot 2
07PM 56 Buffalo Yeti
11PM 57 Tennessee bobblehead

Wednesday 25th
09AM 58 Atlanta Suds McBucky
02PM 59 San Francisco woodbuck 2
07PM 60 Pittsburgh pbmax 3
11PM 61 Jacksonville Yeti 2

Thursday 26th
09AM 62 Minnesota Justin Harrell 2
02PM 63 New England Bretsky 2
07PM 64 Cleveland Harvey 2

After 50 Picks have been completed in our Mock Draft:

We've made 27 Picks on 'O' and 23 Picks on 'D'.

[woodbuck27]

They drafted Hunter Henry with the 35th overall pick two years ago to be that guy.

The L. A. Chargers have some special plans and utilizing TE's !

It's going to be an Offensive Revolution in the NFL.

[wist43]

I like Davis well enough... excellent size and toughness; but, I do have some concerns about him at the next level.

He has average speed for the position, and to compensate for that lack of an extra gear, he is very grabby. In watching some of his highlights he was flagged for PI - and I thought there were an awful lot of other plays that could just as easily been flagged.

He had a terrible combine, and looked very stiff in position drills... his footwork and transition were very sloppy. Looked like he had tight hips.

I guess he fits in that rd 2-3 range... I had him as more of a 3rd rounder.

[woodbuck27]

I like Davis well enough... excellent size and toughness; but, I do have some concerns about him at the next level.

He has average speed for the position, and to compensate for that lack of an extra gear, he is very grabby. In watching some of his highlights he was flagged for PI - and I thought there were an awful lot of other plays that could just as easily been flagged.

He had a terrible combine, and looked very stiff in position drills... his footwork and transition were very sloppy. Looked like he had tight hips.

I guess he fits in that rd 2-3 range... I had him as more of a 3rd rounder.

I'll be ecstatic with ** this Pick ** at NO.45 if he's still on the Board. Mike Mayock has him rising in his last Early Rounds Draft Assessment and some Team will scoop him before NO. 45.:

Justin Reid, S, Stanford

[bobblehead]

They drafted Hunter Henry with the 35th overall pick two years ago to be that guy.

And how is that working out? Hunter looks a lot like dickrod to me.

[Deputy Nutz]

The Detroit Lions refuse to wow anyone and with the 51st selection: Frank Ragnow Interior offensive lineman, Arkansas. Nothing jumps off the charts about this kid other than he is going to be very solid for the lions. He has the makeup to be a good to very good starter in the NFL and the Lions need some consistency in the run game. Ragnow isn't the most athletic offensive lineman in the draft but when he can commit to playing the game full time he will work on technique that will make up for his lack of athleticism.

[pbmax]

Cheesehead Craig and the Ravens are on the clock!

Picks

33 Cleveland - Mike Hughes, CB, UCF
34 NY Giants - Isaiah Wynn, OG Georgia
35 Cleveland - Kolton Miller T UCLA
36 Indianapolis - Josh Sweat, DE, FSU
37 Indianapolis - James Washington WR Oklahoma St
38 Tampa Bay - Derrius Guice, RB, LSU
39 Chicago - Billy Price, OCOG, Ohio State
40 Denver - Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
41 Oakland - Tyrell Crosby - OT, Oregon
42 Miami - Dallas Goedert - TE, South Dakota State
43 New England - Lorenzo Carter - EDGE/OLB, Georgia
44 Washington - Ronald Jones, RB, USC
45 Green Bay - Carlton Davis, CB, Auburn
46 Cincinnati - Hayden Hurst, TE, South Carolina
47 Arizona - Justin Reid, S, Stanford
48 LA Chargers - Mike Gesicki, TE, East Dakota School of Erosion
49 Indianapolis - Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State
50 Dallas - Christian Kirk, WR, Texas A & M
51 Detroit - Frank Ragnow, OCOG, Arkansas


Deadline Pick# Team Selector

Monday 23rd
07PM 52 Baltimore Cheesehead Craig
11PM 53 Buffalo* BZnDallas

Tuesday 24th
09AM 54 Kansas City Deputy Nutz
02PM 55 Carolina wthigoot 2
07PM 56 Buffalo Yeti
11PM 57 Tennessee bobblehead

Wednesday 25th
09AM 58 Atlanta Suds McBucky
02PM 59 San Francisco woodbuck 2
07PM 60 Pittsburgh pbmax 3
11PM 61 Jacksonville Yeti 2

Thursday 26th
09AM 62 Minnesota Justin Harrell 2
02PM 63 New England Bretsky 2
07PM 64 Cleveland Harvey 2

[Cheesehead Craig]

The early part of this draft for the Ravens is all about getting Joe Flacco some more weapons. After getting WR Calvin Ridley in the first round they look to get him some additional help. With TE being a glaring hole they select Mark Andrews, TE, Oooooooooooklahoma. With Andrews being in the pass-happy Oklahoma offense, he comes to the pros as arguably the top pass-catching TE in the class. He's essentially a big WR and will be a mismatch for both LBs and Safties, and given his 6'5" frame, his red-zone value cannot be overstated. His blocking needs some work, but technique can be learned and getting into a pro-level strength program will only help him as well in that area. Ozzie Newsome can walk away happy from his last draft knowing that he got 2 fantastic offensive weapons.

[Guiness]

I like Davis well enough... excellent size and toughness; but, I do have some concerns about him at the next level.

He has average speed for the position, and to compensate for that lack of an extra gear, he is very grabby. In watching some of his highlights he was flagged for PI - and I thought there were an awful lot of other plays that could just as easily been flagged.

He had a terrible combine, and looked very stiff in position drills... his footwork and transition were very sloppy. Looked like he had tight hips.

I guess he fits in that rd 2-3 range... I had him as more of a 3rd rounder.

I watched some film on him, and my primary concern is that NFL level WR running complex routes will confuse him. When he's not playing press he doesn't mirror the WR well while he's in his backpedal and doesn't react well to comeback routes, resulting in some bad tackling angles. He's a willing tackler at the LOS, but (probably due to his lack of top end speed) can be baited into chasing a WR down the field on run downs.

Apparently he got burned a bit vs Clemson, but I couldn't find any highlights.

[pbmax]

I watched some film on him, and my primary concern is that NFL level WR running complex routes will confuse him. When he's not playing press he doesn't mirror the WR well while he's in his backpedal and doesn't react well to comeback routes, resulting in some bad tackling angles. He's a willing tackler at the LOS, but (probably due to his lack of top end speed) can be baited into chasing a WR down the field on run downs.

Apparently he got burned a bit vs Clemson, but I couldn't find any highlights.

He is definitely a press corner.

[pbmax]

BZnDallas and Buffalo on the clock!

Picks

33 Cleveland - Mike Hughes, CB, UCF
34 NY Giants - Isaiah Wynn, OG Georgia
35 Cleveland - Kolton Miller T UCLA
36 Indianapolis - Josh Sweat, DE, FSU
37 Indianapolis - James Washington WR Oklahoma St
38 Tampa Bay - Derrius Guice, RB, LSU
39 Chicago - Billy Price, OCOG, Ohio State
40 Denver - Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
41 Oakland - Tyrell Crosby - OT, Oregon
42 Miami - Dallas Goedert - TE, South Dakota State
43 New England - Lorenzo Carter - EDGE/OLB, Georgia
44 Washington - Ronald Jones, RB, USC
45 Green Bay - Carlton Davis, CB, Auburn
46 Cincinnati - Hayden Hurst, TE, South Carolina
47 Arizona - Justin Reid, S, Stanford
48 LA Chargers - Mike Gesicki, TE, East Dakota School of Erosion
49 Indianapolis - Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State
50 Dallas - Christian Kirk, WR, Texas A & M
51 Detroit - Frank Ragnow, OCOG, Arkansas
52 Baltimore Mark Andrews, TE, Oooooooooooklahoma


Deadline Pick# Team Selector

Monday 23rd
11PM 53 Buffalo* BZnDallas

Tuesday 24th
09AM 54 Kansas City Deputy Nutz
02PM 55 Carolina wthigoot 2
07PM 56 Buffalo Yeti
11PM 57 Tennessee bobblehead

Wednesday 25th
09AM 58 Atlanta Suds McBucky
02PM 59 San Francisco woodbuck 2
07PM 60 Pittsburgh pbmax 3
11PM 61 Jacksonville Yeti 2

Thursday 26th
09AM 62 Minnesota Justin Harrell 2
02PM 63 New England Bretsky 2
07PM 64 Cleveland Harvey 2

[Cheesehead Craig]

Picks
51 Detroit - Frank Ragnowrock, OCOG, Arkansas

FIFY

[pbmax]

FIFY

If he blocks you, its the end of your day.

[Deputy Nutz]

Carlton Davis. He played a lot of man or 2 read coverage at Auburn. When you play man you are going to get beat from time to time and you have to use your hands. Against Clemson his coverage seemed to be good, lost some against slants and good thrown balls down field.

My take on Davis. He is really really long. his arms are long. He does a nice job of reading and reacting and keeping his eyes on the receiver. At first his footwork bothered me, but when you play man you can't give up three read steps because you will get eaten up on slants. Speed didn't seem to be an issue for him on the field, guys didn't catch balls because they got by him, they caught balls on him because he lost position and didn't get his head turned around in time. He looks stiff in the lower half of his body, I think you would like a more fluid hips out of the guy, not terrible. He likes to hit and doesn't get out of position and keeps ball carriers in front of him which you want from your corners.

I think Kevin King was a little more fluid as an athlete coming out of college but you can give up a little athleticism if you are drafting a guy to play on the outside in press coverage. You need height and instincts. I think he gets beat on comeback routes. He will be forced to turn and run more often at the next level which either he will have to adapt to or mover to safety. He seems like he could play safety if nothing else.

In my mind he would be worth a second round pick, and if you were forced to reach the bottom of the first round.

[BZnDallas]

Although they signed the under performing Star Lotulelei in the offseason, the Bills recognize good value when they see it. With the 53rd pick in the 2018 NFL draft, the Buffalo Bills select Harrison Phillips DT Stanford.