NFL DRAFT-KEVIN ROBBINS' (AKA MY BRO IN LAW) MOCK DRAFT


  1. Kansas City- Luke Joeckel-OT
  2. Jacksonville- Dion Jordan-PR/OLB/DE      Does Jacksonville have the biggest incentive to suck for Clowney?
  3. Oakland- Shariff Floyd-DT      Unless they make Al Davis proud and select Coradelle Patterson
  4. Philadelphia- Star Lotulelei-DT      Fits Philly’s new 3-4
  5. Detroit- Eric Fisher-OT   To keep Stafford upright
  6. Cleveland- Ziggy Ansah-PR/DE   Draft his upside here.
  7. Arizona- Lane Johnson-OT
  8. Buffalo- Barkevious Minto-PR/LOB/DE      Value here to put on other side of Mario. Maybe I just don’t want him to be there for Jets.
  9. New York Jets- Dee Milner-CB   Just a cheaper injury risk
  10. Tennessee- Jonathan Cooper-G        Could make Pro Bowl as a rookie. Too athletic
  11. San Diego- Chance Warmack-G       Anything possible to keep Ryan Matthews healthy
  12. Miami- Xavier Rhodes-CB      Lost S. Smith. Grimes can mentor him.
  13. New York Jets- Tyler Eifert-TE   It’s not like Sanchez can throw downfield. Take him to fill Keller role.
  14. Carolina- Sheldon Richardson-DT   Feels like a Ron Rivera pick
  15. New Orleans- Jarvis Jones-PR/OLB      14 sacks in SEC, need to rush Matt Ryan.
  16. St. Louis- Tavon Austin-WR   Dream scenario for Rams
  17. Pittsburgh- Coradelle Patterson-WR      Makes sense after losing Wallace
  18. Dallas- DJ Fluker-OT    OT is Dallas’ biggest need (except for a QB to play the 4th)
  19. New York Giants- Bjoern Werner-PR/DE    Pass rusher fits what has made Giants good
  20. Chicago- Alec Ogletree-LB      Perfect value here. Character issues will work into Bears favor
  21. Cinicnnati- DJ Hayden-CB    Stock is rising
  22. St Louis- Kenny Vacaro-S   Will sure up a young secondary
  23. Minnesota- Deandre Hopkins-WR      They need to replace Percey
  24. Indianapolis- Tank Caradine-PR/DE   His last workouts shot him in 1st round. Lost Freeney
  25. Minnesota- Manti Teó-ILB   It’s just what I’ve heard and I can’t see him dropping out of 1st round
  26. Green Bay- Eddy Lacy-RB    Have to take an RB
  27. Houston- Robert Woods-WR   You think it’s time to think about a successor for Andre?
  28. Denver- Desond Trufant-CB   “Do it all” corner. If they don’t take corner here everyone is fired.
  29. New England- Justin Hunter-CB      They tried for Emmanuel Sanders. They need a deep threat. Reach but with only 5 picks, you’ll see them take risks for needs.
  30. Atlanta- Margus Hunt-PR/DE    To lighten loss of Abraham
  31. San Francisco- John Jenkins-DT/NT    When Justin Smith went down last year we saw how they lacked depth there
  32. Baltimore- Jonathen Cyprien-S    Ed Reed’s replacement


Or Geno could go at 4 or 6 and Nassib go to Bills ala Tannehill to Dolphins. Then the whole thing goes to shit.

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