The Final Four is set and March Madness has two calendar days left.
It’s April 1st, so let’s get into Draft Mode!
Here is my 3rd Mock Draft.
And here is1.0and2.0for reference.
*This Mock Draft has been reviewed and approved by Senior Draft Analyst, Liam Blutman.
Caleb Williams is most people’s top guy.
He’s got incredible escapability and arm talent.
But I would openly question if he’s built for NFL Quarterback life.
And this has nothing to do with painted nails or a pink phone case.
This is simply not QB1 behavior.
Also shoutout to Jack Mac the engagement gawd.
Dallas had losses last year to Jalen Hurts, Kyler Murray, and Josh Allen.
McCarthy is a proven winner who has good size, decision making, and doesn’t make mistakes.
And while it’s nice that he went to Michigan and has that connection with Brady.
At 6'4" 206 lbs.
he’s had back-to-back 1,200+ yard 14-TD seasons.
At 6'8" 322 lbs.
with good athleticism, Alt represents a safe bet from a school that continually churns out quality Offensive Lineman.
Turner is the top EDGE in the class and gives them a building block on the outside.
And after running a 4.47 40-yard dash in Indy.
Yes, the Bears could use better protection around him.
But keep in mind, Justin Fields was also endeared to that locker room.
And at 6'3" 215 lbs.
running a 4.45, Odunze has the size and speed to dominate opposite Garrett Wilson.
with 33 1/8" inch arms and with Right Tackle experience.
He also crushed the Combine running a 5.11 40-yard dash and a 9'1" broad jump.
The Raiders need a lot of help in pass defense so Mitchell fits the bill at #13.
Bowers could do just that and provide mismatches immediately in the NFC South.
Arnold is 6'0" 189 lbs.
and would give the Colts better size on the outside.
At 6'6" 335 lbs.
At 6'3" 209 lbs.
But JPJ can play Center or Guard.
And with Joe Burrow missing significant time over the past few seasons, protecting him is priority #1. Cooper blazed a 4.51 40-yard dash solidifying himself as a 1st round prospect.
The Steelers could use a young, sideline-to-sideline LB behind a fearsome pass rush.
He can play Tackle, but is probably better suited inside at Guard or Center.
Wherever he lines up, helping keep Tua healthy is the priority.
Not the biggest fella, at 5'11" 187 lbs, but he ran a 4.39 40-yard dash.
He is explosive in and out of his breaks and should translate quickly.
He’ll compliment Quentin Johnston nicely who can hopefully rebound from a tough rookie season.
His combine was outstanding blazing a 4.34 second 40-yard dash at 6'2'" 205 lbs.
His 11'4" inch broad jump also confirmed his elite explosion.
Mims ran a 5.07 40-yard dash at 6'8" 340 lbs.
He’s a mammoth protector that can help keep Jordan Love healthy early on.
DeJean is a DB with position versatility.
He can play Boundary CB, Nickel, or Safety.
The Bucs LOVE that.
Cooper DeJean has the nickname, the playmaking machine not only because it rhymes.
He has 7 INTs 13 PBUs and 3 TDs over the past two seasons.
He’ll fit in beautifully in Todd Bowles system.
Greg Rousseau had only 3 sacks last year.
Will Von Miller be back?
Leonard Floyd was a stop gap.
Lassiter is 6'0" 186 lbs.
and can help give the Ravens more depth in the secondary.
He’s a big 4-3 DE at 6'5" 285 lbs.
with 34 1/2" inch arms that can kick inside on obvious passing downs.
But either way, they still need help at Receiver.
Franklin is a polarizing player, but at 6'0" 176 lbs.
Stay tuned for Mock Draft 4.0 in the coming weeks…
