2018 NFL Draft: Final full Round 1 mock for every team
By Peter Panacy
2018 NFL Draft: Pick Nos. 11-20
With the top 10 selections made in the NFL Draft, look for a few teams to scoop up the quarterbacks who ended up falling out of these initial selections.
player. 59. The Dolphins, going through a pretty big overhaul, end up deciding quarterback Ryan Tannehill isn’t the long-term answer, thereby electing to solve this needs by grabbing an NFL Draft-falling Josh Rosen at No. 11.. Quarterback. UCLA. Josh Rosen. 11
16. The Bills already moved up once in Round 1, and they could do so again. If not, they’ll hope one of the top quarterback names falls to No. 12. In this case, it’s former Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson.. Quarterback. Louisville. Lamar Jackson. 12. player
The Packers have to be thrilled Alabama defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick fell this far. Despite making a number of recent draft moves to address the secondary, Green Bay’s defensive backfield still isn’t where it needs to be. Fitzpatrick helps solve that a lot.. Defensive Back. Alabama. Minkah Fitzpatrick. 14. player. 49
Wide Receiver. Alabama. Calvin Ridley. 15. player. 32. Ideally, the Cardinals would grab a quarterback here to eventually replace Sam Bradford. But the top names are off the board, meaning Arizona general manager Steve Keim looks to bolster some offensive weapons instead. Alabama wide receiver Calvin Ridley is a big-time playmaker, and the Cardinals need those.
16. player. 26. The Ravens defense is pretty good already, but it needs to get younger. Particularly up the middle. At 19 years of age, VA Tech linebacker Tremaine Edmunds can line up nearly anywhere within the front seven. Baltimore would be thrilled if he falls this far.. Linebacker. Virginia Tech. Tremaine Edmunds
13. The Chargers have, perhaps, the best NFL EDGE presence in Melvin Ingram and Joey Bosa. But they could stand to get better along the interior of the defensive line. This is where Alabama’s Da’Ron Payne comes into play.. Defensive Tackle. Alabama. Da'Ron Payne. 17. player
Iowa. Josh Jackson. 18. player. 36. The Seahawks suffered a lot of losses on the defensive side of the ball this offseason. A pressing need is at cornerback, where Seattle will look to replace Richard Sherman. Iowa’s Josh Jackson would be a nice addition here, as the team tries to replicate the once-vaunted Legion of Boom.. Cornerback
player. 123. Following the release of wide receiver Dez Bryant, the Cowboys need to find a young and promising replacement to line up outside and give quarterback Dak Prescott another offensive weapon. At 6-foot-0 and 210 pounds, Maryland’s D.J. Moore offers up both physicality and speed.. Wide Receiver. Maryland. D.J. Moore. 19
player. 50. Even after signing running back LeGarrette Blount this offseason, the Lions could stand to find a young talent to help balance out the offense. LSU’s Derrius Guice has been steadily climbing up NFL Draft boards and should easily be a Round 1 target.. Running Back. LSU. Derrius Guice. 20