Kenny Briggs' Mock Draft (Round 1)
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1 - KC: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M
B. Albert walks in free agency and KC looks to shore up the left side of that OL for the future.
B. Albert walks in free agency and KC looks to shore up the left side of that OL for the future.
2 - JAX: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida
Gus Bradley gets a dynamic athlete at #2 in Floyd. Anchors the inside of that DL while creating a rush up the middle.
Gus Bradley gets a dynamic athlete at #2 in Floyd. Anchors the inside of that DL while creating a rush up the middle.
3 - OAK: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia
With KC no longer in need of Geno Smith's services, he won't get past Oak here with Palmer's contract a tangled mess.
With KC no longer in need of Geno Smith's services, he won't get past Oak here with Palmer's contract a tangled mess.
4 - PHI: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma
Alot of people have new Philly coach Chip Kelly bringing his stud DE Dion Jordan along for the ride but I'm going to say he grabs the ultra athletic LT to work in his high tempo Offense.
Alot of people have new Philly coach Chip Kelly bringing his stud DE Dion Jordan along for the ride but I'm going to say he grabs the ultra athletic LT to work in his high tempo Offense.
5 - DET: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama
Just about every mock draft has Milliner going to Detroit here at 5. I Can't argue with that, they need serious help in that secondary.
Just about every mock draft has Milliner going to Detroit here at 5. I Can't argue with that, they need serious help in that secondary.
6 - CLE: Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU
Cleveland is itching for a top tier pass rusher and Ansah while raw, possesses all the athletic ability in the world to become just that.
Cleveland is itching for a top tier pass rusher and Ansah while raw, possesses all the athletic ability in the world to become just that.
7 - ARI: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
Did you watch Arizona on offense last year? While it's obvious they need their qb of the future, there isn't a viable option in this draft this early on. What's the point of having a franchise qb anyway if you can't keep him upright? I have Fisher sliding a bit right into the laps of the Cardinals.
Did you watch Arizona on offense last year? While it's obvious they need their qb of the future, there isn't a viable option in this draft this early on. What's the point of having a franchise qb anyway if you can't keep him upright? I have Fisher sliding a bit right into the laps of the Cardinals.
8 - BUF: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
With last year's signing of M. Williams, Buffalo can arguably afford to pass on a edge rusher and grab their new #1 Wr in Patterson. Having him on the outside and moving S. Johnson inside could really improve that offense.
With last year's signing of M. Williams, Buffalo can arguably afford to pass on a edge rusher and grab their new #1 Wr in Patterson. Having him on the outside and moving S. Johnson inside could really improve that offense.
9 - NYJ: Dion Jordan, DE, Oregon
The Jets should jump at the chance to grab a talent the likes of Jordan here with the ability to get to the QB in a hurry.
The Jets should jump at the chance to grab a talent the likes of Jordan here with the ability to get to the QB in a hurry.
10 - TEN: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama
CJ2K is publicly making his wishes known that the team solidifies their O line to open up some room for him to use that 4.24 speed. Can't pass on a player like Warmack here.
CJ2K is publicly making his wishes known that the team solidifies their O line to open up some room for him to use that 4.24 speed. Can't pass on a player like Warmack here.
11 - SD: Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia
Assuming he checks out medically, Jones is a dynamic pass rusher to team up with Melvin Ingram
Assuming he checks out medically, Jones is a dynamic pass rusher to team up with Melvin Ingram
12 - MIA: Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State
If Miami lets Sean Smith walk in free agency, they'll need to address the whole at CB and Rhodes possesses the size and speed to be a true #1 corner in the NFL.
If Miami lets Sean Smith walk in free agency, they'll need to address the whole at CB and Rhodes possesses the size and speed to be a true #1 corner in the NFL.
13 - TB: Alec Ogletree, ILB, Georgia
With Donald Penn and Carl Nicks anchoring the O line I think the Bucs address a need up the middle of their defense with Ogletree.
With Donald Penn and Carl Nicks anchoring the O line I think the Bucs address a need up the middle of their defense with Ogletree.
14 - CAR: Keenan Allen, WR, California
Carolina needs to find an eventual successor to Steve Smith, would make a dangerous duo for Cam Newton until then
Carolina needs to find an eventual successor to Steve Smith, would make a dangerous duo for Cam Newton until then
15 - NO: Barkevious Mingo, OLB, LSU
I say he's still on the board at 15 for the Saints to grab. Mingo is very raw and likely too lean to make any impact vs the run, but a situational Qb hunter none the less.
I say he's still on the board at 15 for the Saints to grab. Mingo is very raw and likely too lean to make any impact vs the run, but a situational Qb hunter none the less.
16 - STL: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
If Bradford is going to have a chance to reach his ceiling the Rams need to find guys that can help him get there.
If Bradford is going to have a chance to reach his ceiling the Rams need to find guys that can help him get there.
17 - PIT: Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M
Moore slips out of the top-15 after a disapointing combine outing, falling to Pittsburgh at 17. They are aging at all levels of their vaunted defense and Moore would be a good start to rejuvenating this side of the ball in the middle of the 1st round.
Moore slips out of the top-15 after a disapointing combine outing, falling to Pittsburgh at 17. They are aging at all levels of their vaunted defense and Moore would be a good start to rejuvenating this side of the ball in the middle of the 1st round.
18 - DAL: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
The Cowboys don't have any glaring holes on the offensive side of the ball so that frees them up to grab Richardson here to help anchor the interior of the D line along with a hopefully healthy Jay Ratliff.
The Cowboys don't have any glaring holes on the offensive side of the ball so that frees them up to grab Richardson here to help anchor the interior of the D line along with a hopefully healthy Jay Ratliff.
19 - NYG: Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State
The Giants are known for their combination of speed and power coming off the edge. You may say they're set with JPP and Tuck but with the departure of Osi in the offseason, they would love if Werner fell to them here to step in that rotation from day one.
The Giants are known for their combination of speed and power coming off the edge. You may say they're set with JPP and Tuck but with the departure of Osi in the offseason, they would love if Werner fell to them here to step in that rotation from day one.
20 - CHI: Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame
Jay Cutler is dying for a target beyond #1 Wr Brandon Marshall. Eifert is a good overall find at the position with a big upside.
Jay Cutler is dying for a target beyond #1 Wr Brandon Marshall. Eifert is a good overall find at the position with a big upside.
22 - STL: Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
24 - IND: Margus Hunt, DE, Southern Methodist
Hunt dazzled scouts at the combine with his massive 6'8" frame and 4.6 40. Hunt is a special athlete capable of setting the edge at the next level.
Hunt dazzled scouts at the combine with his massive 6'8" frame and 4.6 40. Hunt is a special athlete capable of setting the edge at the next level.
26 - GB: Kenny Vaccaro, SS, Texas
28 - DEN: Eric Reid, FS, LSU
29 - NE: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama
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