ISH 2020 NFL Mock Draft

[Carbine]

They aren't winning sh!t next year, so it's pointless to draft for what they lack as a total roster. Accumulate great players, should be priority #1.

Jeudy helps Minshew more than anyone available. He gets open quickly and consistently. When PrimeTime, the real one, says his first three steps scares the shit out of him...... that's saying something.

[Carbine]

#11 Jets select Cee Dee Lamb

#12 Raiders select Henry Ruggs III

[Doomsday Dallas]

Well I guess we will have to wait and see... but Jacksonville will not draft WR.

and even if they did... They would go with Cede Lamb over Jeudy.

[TheSilentKiller]

pick #3 = CB Jeff Okudah, Ohio State

Potential Trade here... Chargers probably move up to this spot and get a QB, but no trades in this mock.

90% chance Tua is going to be the 3rd overall pick. 75% chance it'll be the Dolphins.

If the Lions go stay then they will certainly go Okudah here, which I would love. I would much rather try to trade with The Dolphins and still most likely grab Okudah at 5.

[Doomsday Dallas]

1. Burrow
2. C.Young
3. Okudah
4. Simmons
5. Tua
6. Herbert
7. Whirfs
8. Bechton
9. Jeudy
10. D. Brown
11. Cee Dee Lamb
12. Ruggs

13. 49ers select DT, Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina

Could the 49ers draft a high-end tackle at No. 13 to play guard for a year or two and then replace Staley at left tackle? Perhaps. However, the 49ers should look to add an impact player with the 13th overall pick. With the 13th overall pick, drafting a tackle to play guard for a year does not impact the roster the same way a wide receiver, defensive tackle, or cornerback would. Drafting a wide receiver like Alabama’s Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs, or Oklahoma’s CeeDee Lamb, would certainly create an instant impact for the offense.

Defensively, Auburn’s Derrick Brown or South Carolina’s Javon Kinlaw could step in to help fill Deforest Buckner’s void. Furthermore, this would ensure the 49ers defense doesn’t skip a beat with Buckner’s departure. Florida’s C.J. Henderson could step in and become the 49ers No. 2 corner, and eventually become the 49ers' primary starter when Sherman is no longer around.

8h ago - Sports Illustrated

[Doomsday Dallas]

14 - Tampa Bay selects OT, Andrew Thomas, Georgia

15. Denver selects WR, Laviska Shenault Jr., Colorado

[Carbine]

Not sure Laviska goes over the numerous other WRS

[Doomsday Dallas]

16 - Atlanta Falcons selects LB, K'lavon Chaisson, LSU

17. The Dallas Cowboys select S, Xavier McKinney, Alabama



did not want to draft a safety this high, but McKinney looks like a perfect fit for this team.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Not sure Laviska goes over the numerous other WRS

he's underrated. Denver will have this as an option if Lamb, Jeudy and Ruggs happen to be gone.

Denver needs someone opposite Courtland. Shenault, Courtland, Gordon, Phillip Lindsay, and TE Noah Fant will be a good offensive force in 2020.

[Carbine]

It's a mock draft, not who we think they should take but who we think they will take.

He's not going top half of the first round dude. He ran 4.58 at the combine and didn't have much production last year.

Jefferson from LSU was a machine and had an excellent combine, Tee Higgins, Mims is gaining stream, Pittman, list goes on and on.

Laviska might last until the third round honesty. He's raw as hell.

[Carbine]

#18 Miami is thrilled to take Jefferson, WR from LSU

#19 Raiders will take Kenneth Murray

[Doomsday Dallas]

It's a mock draft, not who we think they should take but who we think they will take.

He's not going top half of the first round dude. He ran 4.58 at the combine and didn't have much production last year.

Jefferson from LSU was a machine and had an excellent combine, Tee Higgins, Mims is gaining stream, Pittman, list goes on and on.

Laviska might last until the third round honesty. He's raw as hell.

Some say Laviska is the #4 WR on Board after Ruggs, Lamb, and Jeudy and probably even belongs in that class.

but there are injury concerns... so it could hurt his draft stock.

Shenault plans to undergo surgery this upcoming Tuesday in Philadelphia. The estimated time table for recovery from his core muscle injury and inflammation of the pubic bone is 6-8 weeks.

The normally speedy Shenault turned in some uncharacteristically slow 40-yard dash times at the Combine this week, finishing just under 4.6 seconds. For reference, Buffs alum QB Steven Montez ran a 4.58 40-yard dash time compared to Shenault's 4.59.

It's believed that Shenault's injury is the same one that had bothered him dating back to the 2019 season at CU. Shenault led Colorado with 764 receiving yards last season but was taken out of action following a hard hit early into the Buffs' Sept. 21 game on the road at Arizona State.

Shenault went on to miss the following week's contest vs. Arizona and battled through the ailment for the rest of the season.

With his impending surgery, it appears all but 100% confirmed that Shenault will not participate in Colorado's Pro Day, slated for March 11.

His 6-8 weeks of recovery put him right on the border for potentially being back to full health by the beginning of the 2020 NFL Draft, which will commence on Thursday, April 23 in Paradise, Nevada.

Whether this will impact his draft stock remains to be seen, but in a season deep with WR talent, the surgery could have unfortunate implications in terms of how high Shenault gets drafted.

[Doomsday Dallas]

#20. Jacksonville selects CB, CJ Henderson, Florida

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#21. Eagles select CB, Kristian Fulton, LSU

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#22. Minnesota selects OT, Jedrick Wills, Alabama