20. Denver Broncos
A'Mauri Washington
Defensive Tackle A'Mauri Washington | 6'3 330 lbs | Oregon
Impressive mobility and burst for a player this size. Might be the strongest prospect in this first round. A mauler that could fill in that A-gap for the next 10 years to come. Is going to help stop the run for any team he lines up for.
21. Philadelphia Eagles
Trevor Lauck
Offensive Tackle Trevor Lauck | 6'5 310 lbs | Iowa
Lauck is a solid athlete. He also has a background in basketball and track. He was a beast in the shot put. He's a very smart player, understanding schemes and concepts. His coaches love his demeanor and professionalism. The way he conducts himself and his discipline. He's an excellent pass protector. He has great timing and balance. He has strong, violent hands to attack defenders in the run game and pass game.
22. Jacksonville Jaguars
Kade Pieper
Center Kade Pieper | 6'3 300 lbs | Iowa
Well coached, technically advanced, and physically mature. Solid frame built for leverage and anchor. Great timing and technique. Excellent flexibility as he can play both guard positions and center. I'm assuming his best spot is at center. Has the awareness to make high level reads.
23. Minnesota Vikings
Quincy Rhodes Jr
Edge Quincy Rhodes Jr | 6'6 275 lbs | Arkansas
Rare physical specimen, exceptionally gifted size and athleticism to go with it. I probably don't have him high enough based on potential and impact that he could make. He's ready to battle with the big boys.
24. Baltimore Ravens
Dylan Stewart
Edge Dylan Stewart | 6'5 245 lbs | South Carolina
Edge rusher with excellent size and athleticism. Had 6.5 sacks in 11 games as a freshman. Has room to get stronger, solid against the run, and great bend when he turns the corner. Has some character and attitude concerns. Otherwise, he'd be top 10.
25. New York Jets (via Dallas Cowboys
Quinnen Williams trade
Rasheem Biles
Linebacker Rasheem Biles | 6'1 220 lbs | Texas
Biles is a sure tackler that can wreak havoc from sideline to sideline. Has a relentless motor and coaches describe him as twitchy and aggressive. Has the athleticism to go with it. Has a magnet for the football and is a tackling machine.
26. Buffalo Bills
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Greg Johnson
Offensive Lineman Greg Robinson | 6'6 325 lbs | Minnesota
A big mauler at the guard position. Physical, rugged interior lineman built to play in cold weather. Solid down blocker opens up holes big enough to fit a truck. Tough competitor plays through the whistle. Could possibly contribute right away for the perennial Super Bowl contenders.
27. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Yhonzae Pierre
Linebacker Yhonzae Pierre | 6'3 250 lbs | Alabama
I like his size for a linebacker. He has a decent first step and burst, keeps linemen on their heels. High motor, good bend, violent hands, well coached. Can contribute right away in a league that always need linebackers.
28. Cincinnati Bengals
Nick Marsh
Wide Receiver Nick Marsh | 6'3 210 lbs | Indiana
Marsh is projected as an early 2nd round pick, but this draft proves that teams need talented wide receivers. Marsh has all of the physical tools for an outside receiver. He has good size, athleticism, and hands. He runs routes well, and he's played in a refined offense. With a good chance that Tee Higgins could leave, the Bengals look to fill the void.
29. Cleveland Browns (via Rams)
Pick traded from Rams (Myles Garrett trade)
Kelly Jones
Cornerback Kelly Jones | 6'4 205 lbs | Mississippi State
Long, physical press-corner likes to suffocate receivers. He doesn't even give them a chance to breathe. Obviously has physical tools that you can't teach. Quarterbacks have a 60.1 QB rating when passing his way. 76-inch wingspan makes up for a lot of mistakes.
30. Detroit Lions
Trey'Dez Green
Tight End Trey'Dez Green | 6'7 240 lbs | LSU
Excellent athlete for a tight end prospect. Former basketball player listed at 6'7 can't be stopped in the redzone. Needs a coaching staff that knows how to use his versatility because he can impact the game in a big way. Does need to improve his hands and his blocking, but he has the things that you can't teach. Will have to add some muscle weight, which should come natural over time and help him as a blocker on the line.
31. San Francisco 49ers
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Cayden Green
O-Lineman Cayden Green | 6'5 325 lbs | Missouri
Solid interior lineman with excellent power. Has college starts and experience at both the guard and tackle positions. Has a high floor, expected to be a Pro Bowl level Guard.
32. Kansas City Chiefs
Chris Marshall
Wide Receiver Chris Marshall | 6'3 215 lbs | Arkansas
Under-rated receiver, has made a name for himself this year at Arkansas. Has great size, but has very fluid hips and agility for someone that size. Can go up and get the ball. Can also catch it in stride and get yards after the catch. I have him here based on his physical tools and his film, he looks like an NFL receiver. Some will say I'm reaching and that's fair. Wide receivers are a hot commodity these days. If you can find a steal in the draft, it will pay off significantly for your team. Andy Reid knows a good steal when he sees one.