2024 Official Super Duper Mock Draft Thread - Opinions On Mocks | Pundit Mocks

[Fleet 1]

Lets start putting mocks in this thread and discussing here. Its what we do every year. Latest GBN mock. 3 rounds. I really like the first 2 picks. And as much as we need a NT...i would prefer Barton in this scenario. He can also play OC. But an upgrade at RT as well.
2024 projection


First round

1	Chicago (from Carolina)	Caleb Williams	QB	Southern California
2	Washington	Drake Maye	QB	North Carolina
3	New England	Jayden Daniels	QB	LSU
4	Arizona	Marvin Harrison	WR	Ohio State
5	LA Chargers	Brock Bowers	TE	Georgia
6	NY Giants	Michael Penix	QB	Washington
7	Tennessee	Olu Fashanu	OT	Penn State
8	Atlanta	Bo Nix	QB	Oregon
9	Chicago	Rome Odunze	WR	Washington
10	NY Jets	John Alt	OT	Notre Dame
11	Minnesota	Dallas Turner	DE	Alabama
12	Denver	Laiatu Latu	DE	UCLA
13	Las Vegas	Jer'Zahn Newton	DT	Illinois
14	New Orleans	Malik Nabers	WR	LSU
15	Indianapolis	Keon Coleman	WR	Florida State
16	Seattle	Amarius Mims	OT	Georgia
17	Jacksonville	Cooper DeJean	CB	Iowa
18	Cincinnati	Tyler Guyton	OT	Oklahoma
19	Green Bay	JC Latham	OT	Alabama
20	Tampa Bay	Brian Thomas	WR	LSU
21	Arizona (from Houston)	Jared Verse	DE	Florida State
22	LA Rams	Nate Wiggins	CB	Clemson
23	Pittsburgh	Troy Fantanu	G/T	Washington State
24	Miami	Taliese Fuaga	G/T	Oregon State
25	Buffalo	Xavier Worthy	WR	Texas
26	Kansas City	Troy Franklin	WR	Oregon
27	Philadelphia	Kool-Aid McKinstry	CB	Alabama
28	Houston (from Cleveland)	Adonai Mitchell	WR	Texas
29	Dallas	Terrion Arnold	CB	Alabama
30	Detroit	Kamari Lassiter	CB	Georgia
31	San Francisco	Robert Morgan	OT	Arizona
32	Baltimore	T'Vondre Sweat	NT	Texas

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Second round

33	Carolina	Xavier Leggette	WR	South Carolina
34	New England	Ja'Tavian Sanders	TE	Texas
35	Arizona	Chop Robinson	DE	Penn State
36	Washington	JT Tuimoloau	DE	Ohio State
37	NY Giants	Patrick Paul	OT	Houston
38	LA Chargers	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	Toledo
39	Tennessee	Johnny Wilson	WR	Florida State
40	Washington (from Chicago)	Kingsley Saumataia	OT	BYU
41	Green Bay (from NY Jets)	Josh Newton	CB	TCU
42	Minnesota	Kris Abrams-Paine	CB	Missouri
43	Atlanta	Chris Braswell	ER	Alabama
44	Las Vegas	Kalen King	CB	Penn State
45	Denver	Cam Ward	QB	Washington State
46	Indianapolis	Bralen Trice	DE	Washington
47	NY Giants (from Seattle)	Darius Robinson	DE	Missouri
48	Jacksonville	Leonard Taylor	DT	Miami
49	Cincinnati	Ja'Lynn Polk	WR	Washington
50	Philadelphia (from New Orleans	Kamren Kinchens	S	Miami
51P	Green Bay	Zak Zinter	OG	Michigan
52P	Tampa Bay	Tyler Nubin	S	Minnesota
53P	Houston	Brandon Dorlus	DE	Oregon
54P	LA Rams	Javon Foster	OT	Missouri
55P	Pittsburgh	Denzel Burke	CB	Ohio State
56P	Miami	Kris Jenkins	DT	Michigan
57P	Buffalo	Braden Fiske	DT	Florida State
58P	Kansas City	Jeremiah Trotter	LB	Clemson
59P	Philadelphia	Cedric Gray	LB	North Carolina
60P	Cleveland	Michael Hall	DT	Ohio State
61P	Dallas	Blake Fisher	OT	Notre Dame
62P	Detroit	Mo Kamara	DE	Colorado State
63P	San Francisco	Cole Bishop	S	Utah
64P	Baltimore	Tez Walker	WR	North Carolina

Third round

65	Carolina	Adisa Isaac	DE	Penn State
66	Arizona	Cooper Beebe	OG	Kansas State
67	Washington	Jaylon Ford	LB	Texas
68	New England	Tory Horton	WR	Colorado State
69	LA Chargers	McKinney Jackson	DT	Texas A&M
70	NY Giants	Ashton Gillotte	DE	Louisville
71	Arizona (from Tennessee)	Javon Bullard	S	Georgia
72	NY Jets	Jermaine Burton	WR	Alabama
73	Detroit (from Minnesota)	Ladd McConkey	WR	Georgia
74	Atlanta	Roman Wilson	WR	Michigan
75	Chicago	Tre'Veyon Henderson	RB	Ohio State
76c	Seattle (from Denver)	Spencer Rattler	QB	South Carolina
77	Las Vegas	Connor Colby	G/T	Iowa
78	Seattle	Junior Colson	LB	Michigan
79	Jacksonville	Tre Harris	WR	Mississippi
80	Cincinnati	TJ Tampa	CB	Iowa State
81	Denver (from New Orleans)	Blake Corum	RB	Michigan
82	Indianapolis	Caelen Carson	CB	Wake Forest
83P	Green Bay	Trey Benson	RB	Florida Syaye
84P	Tampa Bay	Graham Barton	C/T	Duke
85P	Arizona (from Houston)	Keith Randolph	DT	Illinois
86P	LA Rams	Zion Tupuola-Fetui	DE	Washington
87P	Pittsburgh	Jackson Powers-Johnson	C/G	Oregon
	Miami	Pick forfeited
88P	Green Bay (from Buffalo)	James Williams	S	Miami
89P	Kansas City	Mekhi Wingo	DT	LSU
90P	Houston (from Philadelphia)	Calen Bullock	S	Southern California
91P	Cleveland	Tommy Eichenberg	LB	Ohio State
92P	Dallas	Audric Estime	RB	Notre Dame
93P	Detroit	Christian Jones	OT	Texas
94Pc	Washington (from San Francisco)	Tykee Smith	S	Georgia
95P	Baltimore	Nehemiah Pritchett	CB	Auburn
XXCc	San Francisco	Payton Wilson	LB	North Carolina State
XXCc	San Francisco	Jordan Burch	DE	Oregon

[gzubeck]

I'm liking Arizonas draft...looks like I might start caring for them as a team again if this draft scenario pans out...MH2, Jared Verse, Chop Robinson in the second round...talk about nitrous oxide for your team...Nabers and coleman mid round...I'm sorry I want to trade out and take my chances and get additional draft picks in this years draft.

[Fleet 1]

I'm liking Arizonas draft...looks like I might start caring for them as a team again if this draft scenario pans out...MH2, Jared Verse, Chop Robinson in the second round...talk about nitrous oxide for your team...Nabers and coleman mid round...I'm sorry I want to trade out and take my chances and get additional draft picks in this years draft.

Yeah i never saw that. Great draft. Some of my faves. Lobe Beebe.

[Fleet 1]

My first mock. Double trade back in round one and then round 2. They offer ill take it. lol Rome wont be there. Sanders probably top of round 2. Corum may end up in round 2. If Harbaugh is our coach he would take Corum high is my guess. He tried a couple RBs with the niners.

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[Maniaque 6]

If there's a chance that B. Bowers could be the next Kelcey, you just can't miss it !

[Formula 21]

2024 NFL Mock Draft 3.0: QBs Caleb Williams, Drake Maye still on top for Connor Rogers

NBC Sports
Thu, January 11, 2024 at 9:29 AM PST·13 min read


With the national title game in the books and the 2024 NFL Draft order continuing to solidify, prospect rankings and landing spots will be much of the talk over these next four months. There is plenty of blue chip talent in this class, including at key areas such as quarterback, wide receiver and offensive tackle. Let’s take a look at some ideal fits for Round 1 in April with my latest mock draft.

1. Chicago Bears (via Carolina Panthers)

Caleb Williams, QB, USC

While it remains a mystery if the Bears move forward with Justin Fields as their quarterback, whoever is under center will officially be working with a new offensive staff.
If I had to make a prediction, they ultimately move Fields for Day 2 compensation and Ryan Poles takes his guy with the top pick in the draft. While his final college season didn’t go as expected, there’s no denying Williams’ special arm and playmaking ability.

2. Washington Commanders

Drake Maye, QB, North Carolina

It was a brutal season for the Commanders, yet bottoming out will be tremendous for them in the long run. Picking second overall in this draft (on top of competent ownership) makes their front office and coaching staff openings much more attractive.
Whoever lands those roles will walk away with the best available quarterback at this selection. Maye’s size and ability to throw with touch and consistent accuracy makes him a no-brainer as the future of this franchise.

3. New England Patriots

Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Ohio State

There’s no way around it: the Patriots need a quarterback. Both Caleb Williams and Drake Maye are expected to be off the board (and in this scenario they are). Does this lead to New England looking for a bridge signal caller through a trade or free agency?
If that happens, I'd expect the Patriots to take the best player in the draft in Marvin Harrison Jr. He’s the type of playmaker they’ve lacked since Randy Moss. There’s also a world where they fall in love with the talent of quarterback Jayden Daniels and select the 2023 Heisman winner here, but Harrison is the much better overall prospect.
RELATED: Marvin Harrison Jr. on top of Connor Rogers’ Big Board

4. Arizona Cardinals

Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame

In a perfect world, Marvin Harrison Jr. falls into Arizona’s lap due to the quarterback craze. In this scenario they still make out great with a blue chip tackle in Joe Alt. Paris Johnson Jr. would stay at right tackle for the Cardinals in this scenario, where he spent all of his rookie year.
Alt’s movement for his size is impressive, while being an extremely disciplined player who can move defenders in the run game.

5. Los Angeles Chargers

Malik Nabers, WR, LSU

With a new regime taking over soon, wide receiver is still in play even after the previous group took Quentin Johnston in the first round of last year’s draft.
Nabers is a different tier of prospect, with explosive acceleration that can beat you before and after the catch. In any normal draft class, he’s the top wide receiver.

6. New York Giants

Jayden Daniels, QB, LSU

The Giants are only tied to Daniel Jones from a financial perspective for one more season. If they are picking this high again in 2025, there’s a chance general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll aren’t making that selection.
The point I’m making is there should be some urgency to find an upgrade under center. Daniels' electric running ability and vertical passing is a great fit with Daboll, who unlocked both of those aspects while working with Josh Allen a few years ago in Buffalo.

7. Tennessee Titans

Olu Fashanu, OT, Penn State

General manager Ran Carthon took his quarterback last year in Will Levis, now he needs to set him up for success. Fashanu is a tremendous pass blocker with light feet, long arms and excellent recovery skills.
Levis tends to hold the ball long as most young quarterbacks do. Fashanu enhances the chances of keeping him upright, playing alongside last year’s first rounder in Peter Skoronski.
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8. Atlanta Falcons

Dallas Turner, EDGE, Alabama

The first defensive player to come off the board, Turner is as athletic as they come in the front seven. In 2022, so much of his game was built around speed, but the strength strides he made in 2023 have turned him into a top 12 prospect.
He’ll play his entire rookie season as a 21-year-old, with a massive pass rush ceiling in front of him.

9. Chicago Bears

Rome Odunze, WR, Washington

The Bears (and Jets right after them) are sitting in a prime trade down spot considering how many teams outside the top 10 could have interest in a quarterback. With no trades in this mock, the Bears land their new quarterback, Caleb Williams, a big target from the same conference in Rome Odunze.
This season he caught 20 of his 27 contested-catch opportunities (Per PFF), a remarkable improvement from 2022 where he hauled in just 4 of 16.

10. New York Jets

Taliese Fuaga, OT, Oregon State

The Jets' offseason mission is very clear: upgrade at both wide receiver and all across the offensive line. They will most likely do the former through a trade or free agency, leaving the latter as a huge mission in this year’s draft.
They’d love if Joe Alt or Olu Fashanu made it to this pick, but that’s not likely as it stands right now. Don’t overlook Fuaga, who had a monster year at right tackle for Oregon State. He’s a mauler in the run game and shows tremendous strength against power in pass protection.

11. Minnesota Vikings

Michael Penix Jr., QB, Washington

The College Football Playoff was a rollercoaster for Penix Jr., who looked like the best quarterback in the country against Texas and then came back down to earth against Michigan.
More importantly, he put out two years of great tape in the Huskies offense. His arm challenges every layer of the field and specifically outside the numbers. For a player viewed as a late Day 2, early Day 3 pick before the season, I’ve heard a ton of buzz about him over the last two months indicating he's on the rise in this draft.

12. Denver Broncos

Jared Verse, EDGE, Florida State

The Broncos have some pieces on defense coming off the edge in Jonathon Cooper, Baron Browning and Nik Bonitto, but they need a bona fide game wrecker. That’s what Verse has been for Florida State these past two seasons, with heavyweight hands and knock back power.

13. Las Vegas Raiders

Jer’Zhan Newton, DL, Illinois

Much like the Vikings and Broncos in front of them, I could see the Raiders making an aggressive play for a quarterback in this draft. If they stand pat, Newton bolsters a defense that really came to life when Antonio Pierce took over.
Newton's explosive off the ball for his size and easily works off blockers to shut down the run. I think in a scheme that lets him loose he has much more pass rush upside.
RELATED: Video breakdown of Jer’Zhan Newton’s top plays of 2023

14. New Orleans Saints

Laiatu Latu, EDGE, UCLA

Latu is one of the best stories of this draft, going from being medically retired to posting back-to-back double digit sack seasons. His pass rush tool box is deep, showing off a variety of moves and refined hands to create a pathway to the quarterback.

15. Indianapolis Colts

Brock Bowers, TE, Georgia

Bowers is a top 10 player in this draft, but could the positional value of tight end lead to a slide? If that happens, Shane Steichen’s offense gets a complete steal. He’s as dynamic as they come at the position with arguably the best hands in the draft. He’s also held his own as a blocker throughout his time at Georgia.

16. Seattle Seahawks

Troy Fautanu, OL, Washington

There is a lot of chatter about Fautanu, a college left tackle, kicking inside at the next level. He kept Michael Penix upright while also anchoring the Huskies rushing attack. Seattle could use interior help and no matter where he ultimately lands on an NFL offensive line, he has the talent to warrant a top 20 selection.

[La Costa Boy]

• 5.
  
  
  Marvin Harrison Jr.
  WR Ohio State
• 37.
  
  
  T'Vondre Sweat
  DT Texas
• 69.
  
  
  Zach Frazier
  OC West Virginia
• 101.
  
  
  Tommy Eichenberg
  LB Ohio State
• 133.
  
  
  Tykee Smith
  S Georgia
• 165.
  
  
  Roger Rosengarten
  OT Washington
• 197.
  
  
  Sione Vaki
  S Utah

A what the hell is he still doing there mock. MHJR at 5???? Thank you sir may I have another??? I REALLY doubt that this plays out in Detroit. Oh and a sneaky Vaki pick in round 7 as he was the highest rated prospect still on the board surprisingly.

[Eurobolt]

Any mock without a dominant C is a flop.

[Boltnut]

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[BayAreaBoltz]

I'm liking Arizonas draft...looks like I might start caring for them as a team again if this draft scenario pans out...MH2, Jared Verse, Chop Robinson in the second round...talk about nitrous oxide for your team...Nabers and coleman mid round...I'm sorry I want to trade out and take my chances and get additional draft picks in this years draft.

We were one Arizona field goal away from having their draft slots.

sigh.

[Boltinloudguy]

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Estime could be a steal at that draft slot. 6.2 YPC in his career is nothing to smirk at, along with 18 TDs this year alone. Looks like he has some good burst for his size. Estime and Spiller could be a good 1-2 punch. Especially with new Oline coaches and a new RB coach.

Throw in RB Keilan Robinson in the 7th and you have your skat back with more explosiveness and a backup returner.

[Boltnut]

Estime could be a steal at that draft slot. 6.2 YPC in his career is nothing to smirk at, along with 18 TDs this year alone. Looks like he has some good burst for his size. Estime and Spiller could be a good 1-2 punch. Especially with new Oline coaches and a new RB coach.

Throw in RB Keilan Robinson in the 7th and you have your skat back with more explosiveness and a backup returner.

IMO, the 4th round is the sweet spot for RB's. Better OL coach will work wonders along the OL (See Frank Smith 2021). Another RB I like is Devin Neal.

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