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Since Mock 3.0 in late-March, we’ve had another blockbuster trade — a draft pick swap between Philadelphia and New Orleans — the rest of the Pro Day workouts, and a veritable buffet of delicious draft rumors. This year’s draft is easily the most unpredictable of any I’ve covered the past five years. Don’t just take my word for it:
The NFL Draft is theater, and movies are best when they keep you guessing until the end — expect fireworks next weekend. Let’s try to sort out the sound from the noise. Directly below, are three rounds of picks in tables. Then we’ll jump into the analysis of all 32 teams’ respective hauls. Let’s do this!
Note: Scroll right for each prospect’s RAS composite and comp. RAS size-adjusted athletic composites provided by Kent Lee Platte. RAS scores should be read as percentiles — ie “5.0” is 50th-percentile.
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The Cardinals address a pressing need along the defensive front with Georgia’s twitched-up, gap-shooting Wyatt, whose game evokes former Bears first-rounder Tommie Harris. The Cardinals would also love to come out of this draft with a starting offensive lineman and a starting cornerback. With Faalele available at 2.55, Arizona can’t help themselves. Arizona gets a nice sticker price on toolshed small-school sleeper Zyon McCollum at 3.87.
There’s been much smoke recently in the media about four receivers potentially going in the top-11. In this exercise, we have three, with the Falcons breaking the seal on the position with Jameson Williams at 1.8. Williams’ stock has stabilized over the past month as teams received good news on his knee from the NFL Combine’s medical process. Plus,…