REGULAR SEASON FINALE NFL DRAFT PROJECTION: Including Playoff Picks

by sully6827

With all but one game in the books (The 49ers are taking on the depleted Seahawks in Seattle as we speak) for the 2019 season, its time for most fan bases to turn their attention to 2020.

While free agency and coaching staff changes will occur before the draft takes place during the third week of April in Las Vegas, draft prognostication will become a popular past time for teams looking towards the future.

With that in mind, lets take a quick peek at what the future could hold with a First Round Mock Draft. The draft slots are set for non-playoff teams, but we’ve taken it a step further and projected the next few weeks of NFL action so we could get an accurate draft order, 1 through 32.

WILD CARD WEEKEND:

• Tennessee Titans at New England Patriots – Winner: Titans
• Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers – Winner: Packers
• Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans – Winner: Texans
• Seattle Seahawks at Philadelphia Eagles – Winner: Seahawks

DIVSIONAL ROUND WEEKEND:

• Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs – Winner: Chiefs
• Green Bay Packers at New Orleans Saints – Winner: Saints
• Tennessee Titans at Baltimore Ravens – Winner: Ravens
• Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers – Winner: 49ers

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND:

• Kansas City Chiefs at Baltimore Ravens – Winner: Ravens
• New Orleans Saints at San Francisco 49ers – Winner: Saints

SUPERBOWL CHAMPION:

• New Orleans Saints over the Baltimore Ravens…… barring any missed pass interference calls of course.

So now that we’ve fast forwarded through the beginning of February, lets take another leap to April 23rd in beautiful, warm, sunny Las Vegas (its currently cold as balls in Las Vegas, but we’re looking forward here). And I promise we didn’t intentionally keep stacking players from the same school. It just worked out that way.

1. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – Quarterback – LSU
2. Chase Young -Washington Redskins – Edge Defender – Ohio State
3. Jeff Okudah – Detroit Lions – Corner Back – Ohio State
4. Andrew Thomas – New York Giants – Offensive Tackle – Georgia
5. Tua Tagovailoa – Miami Dolphins – Quarterback – Alabama
6. Justin Hebert – Los Angeles Chargers – Quarterback – Oregon
7. Jerry Jeudy – Carolina Panthers – Wide Receiver – Alabama
8. CJ Henderson – Arizona Cardinals – Corner Back – Florida
9. AJ Epenesa – Jacksonville Jaguars – Edge Defender – Iowa
10. Tristan Warfs – Cleveland Browns – Offensive Tackle – Iowa
11. Ceedee Lamb – New York Jets – Wide Receiver – Oklahoma
12. Isaiah Simmons – Las Vegas Raiders – Linebacker – Clemson
13. Derrick Brown -Indianapolis Colts – Defensive Tackle – Auburn
14. Grant Delpit – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Safety – LSU
15. Javon Kinlaw – Denver Broncos – Defensive Tackle – South Carolina
16. Curtis Weaver – Atlanta Falcons – Edge Defender – Boise State
17. Tee Higgins – Dallas Cowboys – Wide Receiver – Clemson
18. Paulson Adebo – Miami Dolphins – Corner Back – Stanford
19. Justin Jefferson – Las Vegas Raiders – Wide Receiver – LSU
20. Kristian Fulton – Jacksonville Jaguars – Corner Back – LSU
21. Yetur Gross Moss – Philadelphia Eagles – Edge Defender – Penn State
22. Henry Ruggs III – Buffalo Bills – Wide Receiver – Alabama
23. Kenneth Murray – Minnesota Vikings – Line Backer – Oklahoma
24. Pat Freiermuth – New England Patriots – Tight End – Penn State
25. Raekwon Davis – Tennessee Titans – Defensive Tackle – Alabama
26. Alex Leatherwood – Miami Dolphins – Offensive Tackle – Alabama
27. Terrell Lewis – Seattle Seahawks – Edge Defender – Alabama
28. Laviska Shenault Jr. – Green Bay Packers – Wide Receiver – Colorado
29. Bryce Hall – Kansas City Chiefs – Corner Back – Virginia
30. Tyler Biadasz – San Francisco 49ers – Center – Wisconsin
31. Julian Okwara – Baltimore Ravens – Edge Defender- Notre Dame
32. Jacob Eason – New Orleans Saints – Quarterback – Washington

 

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