2018 NFL DRAFT: Team Needs: 2017 AFC Playoff Teams (JAX, NE, BUF, PIT, KC, TEN)



JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (10-6)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 29, 61, 93
Head Coach/Executive VP of Football Operations/GM: 
Doug Marrone/Tom Coughlin/David Caldwell
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme:
Nathaniel Hackett/West Coast Balanced/Stretch Zone
Defensive Coordinator/Style: Todd Wash/4-3 Zone
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL        RUSHING       PASSING 
Offense  4th     104.2 (19th)     273.8 (3rd) 
Defense 5th     105.8 (9th)       201.1 (7th) 
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
DE: Calais Campbell-17.5
CB: Jalen Ramsey-6.37 (rookie contract)
WLB: Telvin Smith-11.81
CB: AJ Bouye-15.5
LG: Andrew Norwell (NEW)-5.0 
C: Brandon Linder-9.4
DT: Malik Jackson-15.5
RB: Leonard Fournette-6.17 (rookie contract)
DE: Yannick Ngakoue-0.95 (rookie contract)

 Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB: 
Blake Bortles-Solid Game Manager
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN: 
RDE: Calais Campbell-All Pro-14.5 sacks, 93.5
WLB: Tevin Smith-All Pro-102 tackles, 90.5
LDT: Malik Jackson-near Elite-8 sacks, 86.4 
LDE: : Yannick Ngakoue-2016 3rd RD-Good near Elite-12 sacks, 83.6 
SLB: Myles Jack-2016 2nd RD-Good-90 tackles, 83.4
NT: Marcell Dareus-Good-79.7, 2 sacks
NT: Arby Jones-Average/Good-77.0
MLB: Blair Brown-2017 5th RD-70.8
DE: Dante Fowler-Average-8 sacks, 53.1 
DE: Dawuane Smoot-2017 3rd RD-54.5
DT: Eli Ankou-2017 Undrafted-59.9
DEFENSIVE BACKS: 
LCB: Jalen Ramsey-2016 #5 pick-All Pro-3 INT, 17 PD, 91.8 
RCB: AJ Bouye-All Pro-6 INT, 18 PD, 88.0
S: Barry Church-Good-74 tackles, 4 INT, 83.2
S: Tashaun Gipson-Good-64 tackles, 4 INT, 81.4 
Slot CB: Jalen Myrick-2017 7th RD
Slot CB: DJ Hayden-50.7
O-LINE:  
LG: Andrew Norwell (NEW)-All Pro-88.8
C: Brandon Linder-Elite-84.7
LT: Cam Robinson-2017 2nd RD-Solid as a Rookie 
RT: Jeremy Parnell-Average-79.0
RG: AJ Cann-Average-68.0 (3 year average) 
OT: Josh Wells-56.5
G: Chris Reed-44.0
G/C: Tyler Shatley-41.7
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS:
RB: Leonard Fournette-2017 #4 overall pick
Good as a Rookie-1342/10/46 rec
WR: Marqise Lee-Average-56/702-3
WR: Keelan Cole-2017 Undrafted-42/748/3
WR: Dede Westbrook-2017 4th RD-27/339/1
RB: TJ Yeldon-Solid backup-477/2/30 rec
TE: Austin Seferian Jenkins (NEW)-Average at best-50/357/3
WR: Donte Moncrief (NEW)-Average at best-26/391/2

 NEEDS: 
TE: This is a very good TE class and Bortles could use another pass catcher in short yardage situations. 
Slot CB: Aaron Colvin was the most underrated player on the defense, his loss will hurt. 
RG: Cann is going to be a free agent after this year and is average at best.
WR Depth
LB Depth
Backup QB
RG: AJ Cann
RB: TJ Yeldon
WR: Donte Moncrief
OT:  Josh Wells
G/C: Tyler Shatley 
IDEAL DRAFT:
First Round and Second Best OL or TE Available 
Will Hernandez-G-UTEP
6-2/348
Isaiah Wynn-G-Georgia 
6-2/313
Orlando Brown-RT/G-Oklahoma
6-8/360
Mike Gesicki-TE-Penn St
6-4/247
Hayden Hurst-TE-South Carolina 
6-4/250
Mark Andrews-TE-Oklahoma
6-5/256
Dallas Goedert-TE-South Dakota St
6-5/255
Third Round-Best Defender Available 




 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (13-3)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 23, 31, 43, 63, 95 
Head Coach/GM: Bill Belicheck is both
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme:
Josh McDaniels/Spread/Hybrid
Defensive Coordinator/Base Scheme and Coverage: 
VACANT
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL        RUSHING      PASSING 
Offense  2nd     118.1 (10th)    276.1 (2nd)
Defense 28th    114.8 (19th)    251.2 (29th) 
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
QB: Tom Brady-22.0
TE:  Rob Gronkowski-11.9
FS:  Devin McCourty-10.9
CB: Stephon Gilmore-12.5
LB:  Dont'a Hightower-8.5
RT:  Marcus Cannon-5.8
DE: Trey Flowers-2.04 (rookie contract)

Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB:
Tom Brady-Greatest QB Ever/2017 NFL MVP 
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN: 
MLB: Dont'a Hightower-near Elite when healthy, Injured most of 2017
RDE: Trey Flowers-Elite-87.0, 6.5 sacks, 62 tackles 
LDE:  Adrian Clayborn (NEW)-Good-85.5
DT: Malcolm Brown-Good-83.3
NT: Danny Shelton (NEW)-Good-81.5 
SLB:  Kyle Van Noy-Average-73 tackles, 5.5 sacks
WLB: Elandon Roberts-Below Average-67 tackles
DT/DE: Lawrence Guy-Average-76.6
DE: Deatrich Wise Jr.-2017 4th RD-51.5, 5 sacks
DE: Derek Rivers-2017 3rd RD 
DT:  Alan Branch-67.7
DT: Adam Butler-52.3
DEFENSIVE BACKS: 
CB: Stephon Gilmore-Elite-88.1
FS:  Devin McCourty-Elite-85.2 (3 year average)
SS: Patrick Chung-Good-83.4 (2 year average)   
CB: Jason McCourty (NEW)-Good-3 INT, 83.9
S:    Duron Harmon-Good/Average-80.2
CB: Jonathan Jones-Average-76.4
O-LINE: 
RT:  Marcus Cannon-Good-83.6 (2 year average) 
RG: Shaq Mason-Good-82.6 (2 year average) 
C:    David Andrews-Good-81.8
LG:  Joe Thuney-2016 3rd RD/Good-79.0
OT: LaAdrian Waddle-Below Average-47.5
OT: Antonio Garcia-2017 3rd RD
C/G: Ted Karras-2016 6th RD-68.4 
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS:
TE: Rob Gronkowski-All Pro-69/1084/8
Scat RB: James White-Good in role-600/3/56 rec
WR: Julian Edelman-Good/Injured all of 2017
WR: Chris Hogan-Good/Injured half of 2017
Power RB: Rex Burkhead-Average-518/8/30 rec
WR: Jordan Matthews (NEW) 
WR: Malcolm Mitchell-2016 4th RD/Injured all of 2017
WR: Phillip Dorsett-Below Average
Power RB: Jeremy Hill (NEW) 

NEEDS: 
LT: Longtime starter Nate Solder left to become the highest paid lineman in the league. Neither Garcia nor Waddle is a proven starter.  
LB: Hightower is one of the better LBs in the NFL, but the rest of the core is average at best. 
Young Impact DB: The starters are great but are starting to show signs of age. With 4 picks in the top 63, they should invest in a young DB 
Backup QB: They probably won't find another Jimmy G, but they would be wise to use one of their first 3 picks on a young signal caller
DL Depth
OL Depth 
2019 FREE AGENTS:
DE: Trey Flowers 
LG: Shaq Mason
WR: Chris Hogan
WR: Jordan Matthews 
OT: LaAdrian Waddle 
IDEAL DRAFT: 
First Round:
Mason Rudolph-QB-OK St.  
6-4/229
Lamar Jackson-QB-Louisville
6-3/200
Mike McGlinchey-OT-ND
6-8/309
Kolton Miller-OT-UCLA
6-9/309
Rashaan Evans-LB-Alabama
6-2/232
Second Round/Third Round
Best DB Available, QB if they miss on Rudolph/Jackson, RB  


BUFFALO BILLS (9-7) 
Picks in first 3 rounds: 12, 22, 53, 56, 65, 96
Head Coach/GM: Sean McDermott/Brandon Beane 
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme:
Brian Daboll (NEW)/Vertical, will be Run Heavy due to personnel 
Defensive Coordinator/Base Scheme and Coverage: 
Leslie Frazier/4-3 Cover 2 Zone 
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL         RUSHING       PASSING 
Offense   29th    126.1 (7th)      176.6 (31st) 
Defense  25th    124.6 (28th)      230.5 (20th) 
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
RB: LeSean McCoy-8.95
DE: Jerry Hughes-10.4
CB: TreDavious White-2.29 (rookie contract)

Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB:
AJ McCarron-Unproven as starter 
Nathan Peterman-2017 5th RD-Horrible in one game as a starter 
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN
RDE: Jerry Hughes-Good-4 sacks, 85.0
DT:    Kyle Williams-Good/Average-79.7
DT:    Star Lotulelei (NEW)-Average
LDE:  Shaq Lawson-2016 #19 pick-4 sacks, 64.4
WLB: Matt Milano-2017 5th RD-72.2
SLB:  Lorenzo Alexander-Average-3 sacks, 64.7
DT:     Adolphus Washington-2016 3rd RD-47.7 
MLB:  Tanner Vallejo-2017 6th RD-64.8
DE/OLB: Trent Murphy (NEW)-Injured in 2017 
LB: Ramon Humbler-39.2 
DEFENSIVE BACKS 
LCB: Tre'Davious White-2017 #27 pick. 4 INT, 18 PD, 69 tackles  
         All Rookie-Elite-92.0
FS:  Jordan Poyer-Career Year in 2017-87.6
SS:  Micah Hyde-Career Year in 2017-86.2
RCB: Vontae Davis-Injured most of last 2 years 
Slot CB: Leonard Johnson-Still Unsigned Free Agent 
O-LINE
LT:   Dion Dawkins-2017 2nd RD-Solid as a rookie-74.5
RG: Vlad Ducasse-Average-75.5 
RT:  Jordan Mills-Below Average but improving-65.7
C:   Russell Bodine (NEW)-Below Average-46.9
C/G: Ryan Groy-Good as a backup/Average starter-61.3
G:  John Miller-Below Average-39.1
LG:  Richie Incognito-Good, was Elite-83.9 (2 year average) 
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS
RB:  LaSean McCoy-Elite-1586/8/59 rec
TE:  Charles Clay-45/558/2
WR: Zay Jones-2017 2nd RD-27/316/2
WR: Kelvin Benjamin-Below Average
FB:   Patrick DiMarco-Below Average

NEEDS:    
QB:  McCarron is NOT the answer, they need a franchise QB and will likely need to trade into the top 5 to get him.
O-Line:  Incognito and Eric Wood have now both retired and they traded Cordy Glenn to Cincinnati to move up to #12. The new QB is going to have many issues behind this inexperienced line. 
WR: Jones is a solid possession WR and Benjamin is good in the redzone but they still need a true #1 WR
LB: They have some solid players but no true play maker 
DB Depth 
2019 FREE AGENTS:
LG: Richie Incognito
DT:  Kyle Williams
SLB: Lorenzo Alexander
C/G: Ryan Groy
WR: Kelvin Benjamin 
CB:  Vontae Davis 

IDEAL DRAFT:
Package 12 and 22. Trade Up into top 5 for a QB 
Or hope a top LB falls to #12
Roquan Smith-LB-Georgia 
6-1/236
Tremaine Edmunds-LB-VA Tech
6-5/250
Second Round: Best WR and OL Available 
Kolton Miller-OT-UCLA
6-9/309
Martinas Rankin-OT-Miss. St. 
6-4/308
Courtland Sutton-WR-SMU
6-4/215
Frank Ragnow-C-Arkansas 
6-5/307








PITTSBURGH STEELERS (13-3) 
Picks in first 3 rounds: 28, 60, 92
Head Coach/GM: Mike Tomlin/Kevin Colbert
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme:
Randy Fichtner (Promoted from QB coach)/Spread-Pass Heavy/Zone
Defensive Coordinator/Base Scheme and Coverage: 
Keith Butler/3-4 Zone 
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL        RUSHING      PASSING 
Offense  4th      104.2 (19th)   273.8 (3rd) 
Defense 5th      105.8 (9th)     201.1 (7th)
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
QB: Big Ben-23.2
RB: Le'Veon Bell-14.544 (Franchise Tag) 
WR: Antonio Brown-7.96
DE: Cam Hayward-12.46
RG: David DeCastro-5.69
RT: Marcus Gilbert-7.36
LB: Ryan Shazier-8.7
CB: Joe Haden-11.9
DE: Stephon Tuitt-5.43

 Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB:
Ben Roethlisberger-Elite
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN: 
DE: Cameron Hayward-All Pro-12 sacks, 88.9
DE: Stephon Tuitt-Good-4 sacks, 86.1 
NT:  Javon Hargrave-2016 3rd RD-Average/Good-78.8
OLB: TJ Watt-2017 #30 pick. All Rookie 7 sacks
ILB: Vince Williams-Good/Average-89 tackles, 8 sacks, 71.2  
ILB: Jon Bostic-Average-97 tackles, 74.9
OLB: Bud Dupree-Average-6 sacks 
LB: Tyler Matakevich-2016 7th RD-57.1
DE/DT: Tyson Alualu-76.3
EDGE: Anthony Chickillo-46.8
LB: Ryan Shazier-Good, will miss all of 2018 with Injury, 89 tackles 
DEFENSIVE BACKS: 
S: Morgan Burnett (NEW)-Good-83.46 (3 year average)
RCB: Artie Burns-2016 #25 pick-Good-13 PD, 80.8
Slot CB: Mike Hilton-Good-64 tackles 4 sacks, 6 PD, 83.6
LCB: Joe Haden-Fomer All Pro, still Good when healthy-79.2
S: Sean Davis-2016 2nd RD-92 tackles, 8 PD, 35.5
CB: Cam Sutton-2017 3rd RD
O-LINE: 
RG: David DeCastro-All Pro, 91.7
RT:  Marcus Gilbert-Elite-84.1 (3 year average) 
C:   Maurkice Pouncey-Former All Pro still Good 
LT:  Alejandro Villanueva-Average-74.2
LG: Ramon Foster-Average-73.6 (3 year average) 
G: Matt Feiler-74.7
C/G: BJ Finney-72.8
OT: Jerald Hawkins-2016 4th RD
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS:
RB: Le'Veon Bell-All Pro-1946/11/85 rec
WR: Antonio Brown-All Pro-101/1533/9
WR: JuJu Smith-Schuster-2017 2nd RD. All Rookie-58/917/7
WR: Martavis Bryant-Average-50/603/3
TE:  Jesse James-Average-43/372/3
WR: Eli Rogers-18/149/1
TE:  Vance McDonald-14/181/1
RB: James Conner-2017 3rd RD

 NEEDS: 
ILB: Williams had a career year and Bostic was a decent pickup but they will need more than that to replace Shazier. Also, Shazier and Williams will be free agents in 2019.
S/DB: This is a make or break year for Davis as a starting safety. 
Backup QB:  Big Ben is now 36, time to start thinking about his replacement. They drafted Joshua Dobbs last year. Is he the answer?  
O-Line Depth 
OLB Depth 
RB: Le'Veon Bell (Franchise Tag) 
ILB: Ryan Shazier
LG: Ramon Foster
ILB: Vince Williams
WR: Martavis Bryant
TE: Jesse James
IDEAL DRAFT: 
First Round: 
Rashaan Evans-LB-Alabama
6-2/232
Justin Reid-S-Stanford 
6-1/204
Second Round/Third Round 
Jessie Bates-S-Wake Forest
6-1/200
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo-EDGE-Oklahoma
6-1/242
Braden Smith-OL-Auburn
6-6/315
Duke Dawson-SCB/SS-Florida  
5-10/208

TENNESSEE TITANS (9-7)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 25, 57, 89
Head Coach/GM: Mike Vrabel (NEW) /John Robinson 
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme: 
Matt LaFleur (NEW)/West Coast-Balanced/Zone
Defensive Coordinator/Style: 
Dean Pees (NEW)/3-4 Cover 2 both Zone and Man 
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL        RUSHING       PASSING 
Offense  1st      202.0 (1st)      195.0 (27th) 
Defense 12th     69.0 (1st)       256.0 (31st)
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
FS:  Kevin Byard-1.01 (rookie contract)
DE: Jurrell Casey-14.92
QB: Marcus Mariota-7.74 (rookie contract)
LT:  Taylor Lewan-9.34
RT: Jack Conklin-4.33

Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB:
Marcus Mariota-2015 #2 overall pick/star potential
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN: 
DT/3T/5T: Jurrell Casey-Elite-89.7, 6 sacks 
ROLB: Brian Orakpo-Good-81.8, 7 sacks
LOLB: Derrick Morgan-Good-74.8, 7.5 sacks
LDE/5T: DaQuan Jones-Good-80.8
LILB: Wesley Woodyard-Good-78.6,124 tackles, 5 sacks 
NT: Bennie Logan (NEW)-Average-68.6
ILB: Will Compton (NEW)-Below Average-53.8
OLB: Kevin Dodd-2016 2nd RD, Injured most of first two seasons  
DT: Austin Johnson-2016 2nd RD-74.9
ILB: Jayon Brown-2017 5th RD-46.2
OLB: Eric Walden-68.2, 4 sacks-Unsigned Free Agent
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
FS: Kevin Byard-2016 3rd RD. All Pro-89.0, 8 INT (Led NFL) 
CB: Adoree' Jackson-2017 #18 pick-Great Rookie year-82.3, 70 tackles 
CB: Malcolm Butler (NEW)-Good-83.8  (3 year average) 
Slot CB: Logan Ryan-Good-80.6, 62 tackles
SS: Jonathan Cyprien-Below Average-48.1, 57 tackles
CB: LeShaun Sims-2016 5th RD-72.2
CB: Brice McCain-41.4
O-LINE: 
RT: Jack Conklin-2016 #8 pick, 2016 All Pro-84.9 (2 year average) 
LT: Taylor Lewan-All Pro- 81.1 (2 year average) 
C:   Ben Jones-Good-79.5 (2 year average) 
RG: Josh Kline-Good-78.6 (2 year average) 
LG: Quinton Spain-Good-78.1 (2 year average) 
C/G: Brian Schwenke-67.1
OT: Dennis Kelly-50.7
G: Kevin Pamphile (NEW)-42.0
G: Xavier Su'a Filo (NEW)-35.8
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS:
TE: Delanie Walker-Good near Elite-84.1, 74/807/3
Power RB: Derrick Henry-2016 2nd RD-Good-880/6
RB: Dion Lewis (NEW)-Good-1110/9/32 rec
WR: Rishard Matthews-Average-53/795/4
WR: Corey Davis-2017 #5  overall pick-34/375/0 in 9 starts 
WR: Taywan Taylor-2017 3rd RD-16/231/1 
TE: Jonnu Smith-2017 3rd RD-18/157/2
WR: Tajae Sharpe-2016 5th RD, Injured in 2017

NEEDS:  
EDGE Rusher: Orakpo and Morgan have been a solid duo the past 3 years but they need a younger prospect as well. They were hoping Dodd would be that guy but this is really a make break year for him. Also both Orakpo and Morgan will be free agents after this season. 
ILB: Avery Williamson left for the Big Apple after a breakout season 
SS Upgrade
DL Depth: 
O-Line Depth    
DB Depth 
TE: Delanie Walker
LT: Taylor Lewan 
LG: Quinton Spain
OLB: Brian Orakpo
OLB: Derrick Morgan
WR: Rishard Matthews
IDEAL DRAFT:
First Round: 
Leighton Vanderesch-LB/EDGE-BYU 
6-4/254
Harold Landry-DE-Boston College
6-2/252
Second Round:
Ronnie Harrison-SS-Alabama
6-2/201
Justin Reid-S-Stanford
6-0/207
Third Round
Malik Jefferson-LB-Texas
6-2/236
Darius Leonard-LB-S Carolina St. 
6-2/234

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-6)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 54, 78, 86
Head Coach/GM: Andy Reid/Brett Veach (promoted) 
Offensive Coordinator/Style/Blocking Scheme:
Eric Bieniemy (promoted from RB coach)/West Coast-Balanced/Stretch Zone
Defensive Coordinator/Base Scheme and Coverage:
TEAM RANKING
OVERALL        RUSHING      PASSING 
Offense  15th    69.0 (32nd)    256.0 (7th) 
Defense 32nd   202.0 (32nd)  195.0 (3rd) 
Best Players on Roster (with 2018 Cap Hit)  
OLB: Justin Houston-20.6
TE: Travis Kelce-9.96
S: Eric Berry-13.0
DE/5T: Chris Jones-1.7 (rookie contract)
RB: Kareem Hunt-0.78 (rookie contract)
RT: Mitchell Schwartz-7.97

 Position Analysis (with PFF Grade and/or key stats)
QB:
Patrick Mahomes-2017 #10 pick, only played in one game as a Rookie 
PASS RUSH/FRONT SEVEN: 
5T/DE: Chris Jones-2016 2nd RD, Elite-88.2 6.5 sacks 
OLB: Justin Houston-Former All Pro-9.5 sacks, 59 tackles, 87.6
OLB: Dee Ford-Good-breakout year in 2016, Injured most of 2017 
ILB: Anthony Hitchens (NEW)-breakout year in 2017-84 tackles, 80.8
ILB: Reggie Ragland-Average-798.8
NT:  Xavier Williams (NEW)-Good as backup-80.8
DE: Allen Bailey-Average-72.1
DT: Jarvis Jenkins-68.0
OLB: Frank Zombo-40.8
OLB: Tanoh Kpassagnon-2017 2nd RD
ILB: Ukeme Eligwe-2017 5th RD
DEFENSIVE BACKS: 
S: Eric Berry-All Pro when healthy has missed last 2 seasons 
CB: Kendall Fuller (NEW)-Elite-4 INT, 10 PD, 90.0
CB: Steven Nelson-Average-76.8
S: Daniel Sorensen-Average 89 tackles, 40.7
S: Eric Murray-2016 4th RD-Below average-44.4
S: Leon McQuay-2017 6th RD
CB: David Amerson (NEW)-Average-Injured most of 2017 
CB: Keith Reaser-58.0
O-LINE: 
RT:  Mitchell Schwartz-All Pro
RG: Laurent Duvernay-Average/Good-78.2
LT:   Eric Fisher-Average-70.4
C:    Mitch Morse-Injured most of 2017
LG: Bryan Witzmann-Below Average-40.6
LG: Parker Ehinger-2016 4th RD-35.8
G: Jordan Devey-44.1
G/OT: Cameron Erving-42.0
OFFENSIVE PLAYMAKERS:
TE: Travis Kelce-All Pro-83/1038/8, arguably the best TE in the NFL 
RB: Kareem Hunt-2017 3rd RD-1782/11/52 rec
       Offensive Rookie of the Year
WR: Tyreek Hill-2016 5th RD-Good-75/1183/7
WR: Sammy Watkins (NEW)-Average-39/593/8
FB: Anthony Sherman-Elite in role
WR: Chris Conley-Injured most of 2017
WR: DeMarcus Robinson-2016 4th RD-21/212/0
WR: DeAnthony Thomas-Below Average-14/143/2
WR: Jehu Chesson-2016 4th RD
RB: Charcandrick West
RB: Spencer Ware

NEEDS: 
Impact DB: Fuller is a great addition and Berry is among the best when he is healthy but they need another impact player to help replace Marcus Peters. 
C/G: They have no proven starter at LG and Morse has been injured and is below average starting center. 
DL Depth  
LB Depth
OLB: Dee Ford
DE: Allen Bailey
CB: Steven Nelson
C:   Mitch Morse
CB: David Amerson
CB: Keith Reaser
RB: Charcandrick West
RB: Spencer Ware
IDEAL DRAFT: 
Top CB Available 
Jaire Alexander-CB-Louisville
5-11/192/200
Mike Hughes-CB-UCF
5-10/189
Donte Jackson-CB-LSU 
5-11/175
Third Round 
Arden Key-EDGE-LSU
6-6/238
Frank Ragnow-C/G-Arkansas 
6-5/307
Dorance Armstrong-EDGE-Kansas 
6-4/246
Jerome Baker-LB-Ohio St. 
6-1/229








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1. LOS ANGELES RAMS JARED GOFF-QB-CALIFORNIA  6-4/215 NFL Comparison: Matt Ryan/Joey Harrington  The last time an undersized yet accurate QB came out of Cal he turned out pretty good. I think he makes State Farm commercials now. Goff might not quite be the next Aaron Rodgers, but his accuracy skills are the reason that the Rams traded for the #1 pick. The Cali kid will go south to become the Rams franchise QB. 2015 College Stats:  64.5% 4714 passing yards 43 passing TD 13 Interceptions 2. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES CARSON WENTZ-QB-NORTH DAKOTA ST.   6-5/237  NFL Comparison: Joe Flacco/Ben Roethlisberger The Eagles will go with Wentz as their QB of the future. Wentz is a strong, athletic, dual threat QB. 2014 College Stats:  63.7% 3111 passing yards 25 passing TD 10 Interceptions 6  rushing TD 642 rushing yards Injured most of 205 3. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS JALEN RAMSEY-DB-FSU 6-1/209 NFL Comparison: Eric Berry as a F...
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