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2023 Mock Draft Thread
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Prisco’ s latest CBS - he mocks us Siaki with Bijan, Flowers, Kincaid etc still on the board :O
Round 1From Chicago Bears
Round 1 - Pick 1
Bryce Young QB
ALABAMA • JR • 5'10" / 204 LBSHe is the best passer in this class. But will the Panthers take a risk on picking a 5-10, 200-pound quarterback first overall? That's a tough thing to do.PROJECTED TEAM
CarolinaPROSPECT RNK
2ndPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 2
C.J. Stroud QB
OHIO STATE • JR • 6'3" / 214 LBSThe word is they wanted Bryce Young. But since he's gone in this mock, they go in another direction. C.J. Stroud is a pure pocket passer and would make sense in terms of building the team around him for the future.PROJECTED TEAM
HoustonPROSPECT RNK
4thPOSITION RNK
2ndRound 1 - Pick 3
Will Anderson Jr.EDGE
ALABAMA • JR • 6'4" / 253 LBSThe Cardinals have to improve their pass rush, so why not take Will Anderson Jr.? His play wasn't as good last year, but he's still a quality edge rusher. They could also trade out of this spot to add picks.PROJECTED TEAM
ArizonaPROSPECT RNK
1stPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 4
Will Levis QB
KENTUCKY • SR • 6'4" / 229 LBSThey might have to trade up one to get him, but for now they stay put and he falls into their laps. The word is they really like Will Levis and see his skills translating to the NFL game. Levis is liked a lot more by NFL people than the draft Twitter cult.PROJECTED TEAM
IndianapolisPROSPECT RNK
8thPOSITION RNK
3rdFrom Denver Broncos
Round 1 - Pick 5
Anthony RichardsonQB
FLORIDA • SOPH • 6'4" / 244 LBSThe Seahawks have Geno Smith, so Richardson can wait to play, which he will need to do. He has all the tools to be a star, but inconsistency is his problem.PROJECTED TEAM
SeattlePROSPECT RNK
9thPOSITION RNK
4thFrom Los Angeles Rams
Round 1 - Pick 6
Christian GonzalezCB
OREGON • SOPH • 6'1" / 197 LBSThey added some corner help in free agency, especially Cam Sutton, but you can never have enough corners in this league. Christian Gonzalez is the best of this class.PROJECTED TEAM
DetroitPROSPECT RNK
15thPOSITION RNK
3rdRound 1 - Pick 7
Jalen Carter DL
GEORGIA • JR • 6'3" / 314 LBSThere was talk about Jalen Carter being the first pick in the draft at some point, but off-the-field issues have impacted his status. Even so, the talent is there. The Raiders need help inside, so they can take the chance.PROJECTED TEAM
Las VegasPROSPECT RNK
3rdPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 8
Joey Porter Jr. CB
PENN STATE • JR • 6'3" / 193 LBSThey have A.J. Terrell on one side, but need help on the other. Joey Porter Jr. is a long corner who can help upgrade the secondary in a big way. They could also look at pass-rusher here.PROJECTED TEAM
AtlantaPROSPECT RNK
18thPOSITION RNK
4thFrom Carolina Panthers
Round 1 - Pick
Tyree Wilson EDGE
TEXAS TECH • SR • 6'6" / 271 LBSTheir defensive line needs a lot of help heading into this draft. Tyree Wilson might end up being the best edge player in this class. He does have a foot injury that has limited his offseason work some.PROJECTED TEAM
ChicagoPROSPECT RNK
6thPOSITION RNK
2ndFrom New Orleans Saints
Round 1 - Pick 10
Myles Murphy DL
CLEMSON • JR • 6'5" / 268 LBSThey are bringing back Brandon Graham on a one-year deal, but they need a young pass-rusher to be ready in a year to take his place. Myles Murphy has those tools.PROJECTED TEAM
PhiladelphiaPROSPECT RNK
11thPOSITION RNK
2ndRound 1 - Pick 11
Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR
OHIO STATE • JR • 6'1" / 196 LBSThey need a speedy player to pair with Treylon Burks in their passing game. Jaxon Smith-Njigba didn't play much last season because of injury, but he is a pure route-runner who will be the best receiver in this class.PROJECTED TEAM
TennesseePROSPECT RNK
25thPOSITION RNK
4thFrom Cleveland Browns
Round 1 - Pick 12
Quentin JohnstonWR
TCU • JR • 6'3" / 208 LBSAfter getting their quarterback, they land a receiver who would give them size down the field. Quentin Johnson has all the tools to be a big-play threat at the next level.PROJECTED TEAM
HoustonPROSPECT RNK
10thPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 13
Peter Skoronski OT
NORTHWESTERN • JR • 6'4" / 313 LBSLike 2021 first-round pick Alijah Vera-Tucker, Peter Skoronski would give them versatility up and down the line. He was a college left tackle, but I think he would be an all-world guard.PROJECTED TEAM
N.Y. JetsPROSPECT RNK
12thPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 14
Paris Johnson Jr. OT
OHIO STATE • JR • 6'6" / 313 LBSThey have to get a tackle for the long run, and Paris Johnson Jr. is the best tackle in this class. He would be able to anchor in on the left side for a long time. Johnson's tape is impressive.PROJECTED TEAM
New EnglandPROSPECT RNK
14thPOSITION RNK
2ndRound 1 - Pick 15
Bryan Bresee DL
CLEMSON • SOPH • 6'6" / 298 LBSBryan Bresee is a player whose career was impacted by a lot of factors at Clemson, including injury. But he has the talent, and the Packers have to get better up front. A receiver, maybe Jordan Addison, is also a possibility.PROJECTED TEAM
Green BayPROSPECT RNK
31stPOSITION RNK
3rdRound 1 - Pick 16
Broderick Jones OT
GEORGIA • SOPH • 6'5" / 311 LBSCharles Leno is the left tackle, but he's 32. They could always use another big offensive lineman. Broderick Jones also has the look of being able to play guard. They could also look at a corner here.PROJECTED TEAM
WashingtonPROSPECT RNK
33rdPOSITION RNK
5thRound 1 - Pick 17
Devon WitherspoonCB
ILLINOIS • JR • 6'0" / 181 LBSTop corner Cam Sutton left in free agency to sign with the Lions, and Patrick Peterson essentially got a one-year deal to replace him. Devon Witherspoon is a perfect Steelers corner since he's a good tackler.PROJECTED TEAM
PittsburghPROSPECT RNK
5thPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 18
Michael Mayer TE
NOTRE DAME • JR • 6'5" / 249 LBSThey traded away T.J. Hockenson last year, so why not get his replacement? They have some solid guys, but Michael Mayer can be special. He is the top tight end in this class in my book.PROJECTED TEAM
DetroitPROSPECT RNK
22ndPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 19
Darnell Wright OT
TENNESSEE • SR • 6'5" / 333 LBSDarnell Wright is a player scouts love, especially after he dominated Will Anderson Jr. Wright would step in at right tackle and let Tristan Wirfs move to the left side.PROJECTED TEAM
Tampa BayPROSPECT RNK
27thPOSITION RNK
4thRound 1 - Pick 20
Lukas Van Ness EDGE
IOWA • SOPH • 6'5" / 272 LBSThe Seahawks were once a dominant pass-rushing team, and Lukas Van Ness can go a long way to getting them back to that level. He didn't start at Iowa, but he played a lot and showed off a lot of pass-rush ability.PROJECTED TEAM
SeattlePROSPECT RNK
19thPOSITION RNK
3rdRound 1 - Pick 21
Siaki Ika DL
BAYLOR • JR • 6'3" / 335 LBSThey have to get better against the run, and Ika is the power player who can do that. He is a force inside. Think Haloti Ngata. He's a guy who isn't getting enough first-round buzz.PROJECTED TEAM
L.A. ChargersPROSPECT RNK
58thPOSITION RNK
10thRound 1 - Pick 22
Zay Flowers WR
BOSTON COLLEGE • SR • 5'9" / 182 LBSIt's time to get another receiver for this offense. Zay Flowers will thrive in the Todd Monken offense if Lamar Jackson is back, which I think he will be.PROJECTED TEAM
BaltimorePROSPECT RNK
20thPOSITION RNK
3rdRound 1 - Pick 23
Jordan Addison WR
USC • JR • 5'11" / 173 LBSThey let Adam Thielen go, which means they need help in their passing game. Jordan Addison is a great route-runner who would be a nice 1-2 punch with Justin Jefferson. They could go corner here as well.PROJECTED TEAM
MinnesotaPROSPECT RNK
17thPOSITION RNK
2ndRound 1 - Pick 24
Nolan Smith EDGE
GEORGIA • SR • 6'2" / 238 LBSLook, their pass rush has to improve. Nolan Smith is the type of player who can make that happen. They could take him and move Travon Walker to a down spot. They could also take a tight end or corner here.PROJECTED TEAM
JacksonvillePROSPECT RNK
32ndPOSITION RNK
6thRound 1 - Pick 25
Deonte Banks CB
MARYLAND • JR • 6'0" / 197 LBSThey had all kinds of issues at corner last year, so landing a young one who can step in and contribute right away is a must. Deonte Banks has the look of being that guy. They could also opt for more help on their offensive line.PROJECTED TEAM
N.Y. GiantsPROSPECT RNK
35thPOSITION RNK
6thRound 1 - Pick 26
Bijan Robinson RB
TEXAS • JR • 5'11" / 215 LBSWith Zeke Elliott gone, they need another power runner to handle the tough carries. Tony Pollard is coming off a broken leg, so there is concern with him, and he's playing on a one-year deal. After getting Brandin Cooks and Stephon Gilmore in a trade, they can opt for the luxury of taking a back.PROJECTED TEAM
DallasPROSPECT RNK
7thPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 27
Will McDonald IVEDGE
IOWA STATE • SR • 6'4" / 239 LBSI know they have drafted a bunch of players at this spot, and they have Von Miller, but Miller isn't a kid anymore and the pass rush still isn't good enough. So why not add another young, talented edge player?PROJECTED TEAM
BuffaloPROSPECT RNK
71stPOSITION RNK
11thRound 1 - Pick 28
Dalton Kincaid TE
UTAH • SR • 6'4" / 246 LBSWith Hayden Hurst gone, they have to get a replacement. Dalton Kincaid is an outstanding receiving tight end, which Joe Burrow needs in this offense.PROJECTED TEAM
CincinnatiPROSPECT RNK
24thPOSITION RNK
2ndFrom San Francisco 49ers
Round 1 - Pick 29
Calijah Kancey DL
PITTSBURGH • JR • 6'1" / 281 LBSTheir interior was decimated in free agency, but they did add some veterans late. But those are smallish deals. They need a player to develop inside, and Calijah Kancey has the quickness to be that player, although he isn't big.PROJECTED TEAM
New OrleansPROSPECT RNK
41stPOSITION RNK
4thRound 1 - Pick 30
Brian Branch S
ALABAMA • JR • 6'0" / 190 LBSThey lost Chauncey Gardner-Johnson to the Lions in free agency, so Brian Branch would be the ideal replacement. He can play down in the slot and also at safety like Gardner-Johnson has done for the Eagles.PROJECTED TEAM
PhiladelphiaPROSPECT RNK
21stPOSITION RNK
1stRound 1 - Pick 31
Mazi Smith DL
MICHIGAN • SR • 6'3" / 323 LBSAt some point, they have to get a power player inside to help the run defense. Mazi Smith is that type of player and would really upgrade what they have inside. They also could go for a tackle here to upgrade the line.PROJECTED TEAM
Kansas CityPROSPECT RNK
55thPOSITION RNK
8th“Less is more? NO NO NO - MORE is MORE!”
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Siaki is very powerful, and big, but doesn't move easily.
He might be an effective run stuffer, but talk about a 1 trick pony.
Low 2nd rounder at best, more like a mid 3rdChargers vs. Everyone
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Just say no to Siaki in the 1st. There's a reason he isn't getting 1st round buzz, he has no value in the pass game. If you're not on field in the 2 minute drill when the game is on the line, you're not a first rounder.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.
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Originally posted by Formula 21 View PostJust say no to Siaki in the 1st. There's a reason he isn't getting 1st round buzz, he has no value in the pass game. If you're not on field in the 2 minute drill when the game is on the line, you're not a first rounder.
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We really get tied into workouts but if you look at production all season Jordan Addison was the best receiver in College football.
Caleb Williams was the best Quarterback and if he’s playing with Herbert who I think is better than Williams he’s going to do the same thing production wise. Our Quarterback is so good.
Addison balled with Kenny Pickett to who Herbert is way better than.
I’ve watched alot of pac 12 football. I’ve watched alot of USC football. I’m a USC guy. Most of his touchdowns were deep throws. Explosive plays you guys like. Watch Addison against Stanford and UCLA. Dude just takes the cover off the top.
when he didn’t play the offense changed dramatically. I like him his route running is precise. He’s not Tyreke Hill but there’s no Tyreke Hill in this draft. But if you want what he does Addison gives you that.
I remember Justin Jefferson was at LSU and just tore teams up but execs fans were like look Burrows throwing to him. Anybody is gonna catch those balls. My argument was like who’s the guy catching all those burrow touch downs? It was Jefferson. I see that with Addison. Jefferson didn’t have a great 40 time and so called scouts called him a slot receiver in the NFL.
I see Addison as a top receiver.
everybody is talking about Jaxon Ohio state receiver. So that’s another one now.
people slacking on Addison. We can get him to.
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