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16 16Mike Williams WR, Clemson Chris Burke: The McKinley pick at 15 could set off a pass rusher run—the Ravens released Elvis Dumervil in March, and Terrell Suggs turns 35 in October. That said, the board has pushed several skill-position options to Baltimore. Williams would add a physical element to the passing game that neither Mike Wallace nor Breshad Perriman can offer. He also showed at Clemson that he can go get the deep ball, an absolute requirement to play in a Joe Flacco-led offense. Full scouting report Mike Williams's scary neck injury only delayed his inevitable destination: Round 1
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17 17O.J. Howard* TE, Alabama Chris Burke: If Jamal Adams goes in the top five and the Jets are not smitten with any of the top QBs, this is a dream scenario: trade down, add a pick or two http://www.clevelandbrownsteamonline.com/baker-mayfield-jersey , still find Howard. The Alabama TE has incredible potential as a pass-catching threat, while his blocking ability should make him an easy plug-and-play weapon on offense. Tight ends usually face a steep learning curve in the NFL, so Howard can develop as the Jets figure out their plans at QB. *Trade with Redskins. Full scouting report
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18 18John Ross WR, Washington Chris Burke: After upgrading at cornerback with Lattimore, the Titans take care of their need at receiver by selecting Ross and his 4.22-second 40 speed. Tennessee’s “exotic smashmouth” offense produced a top-five rushing performance last season, but the passing game lacked game-breaking threats. Ross is that, and then some. The 5' 11″ Ross can burn teams vertically from the slot, but he’s also a surprisingly good red-zone threat—he scored 17 touchdowns last year for the Huskies. Full scouting report
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19 19Christian McCaffrey RB Raiders Johnny Townsend Jersey , Stanford Emily Kaplan: Tampa Bay is committed to giving quarterback Jameis Winston an impressive cast of playmakers. While working on a contract extension for go-to target Mike Evans, the Buccaneers added speedy wideout DeSean Jackson in free agency. McCaffrey is the next piece. The Stanford product is a slot receiver/RB hybrid, with terrific added value as returner on special teams. Full scouting report
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20 20Garett Bolles OT, Utah Chris Burke: A team with Super Bowl aspirations, as Denver has, is not likely to ride into the regular season with a Donald Stephenson–Menelik Watson combo at tackle if it can avoid it. Bolles could be the most talented left tackle on the roster from Day One, thus allowing Stephenson and Watson to duke it out on the right side. He’d be a force in the Broncos’ rushing attack, which would take full advantage of Bolles’s ability to block on the move. Full scouting report
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21 21Tre’Davious White* CB Authentic Drew Smyly Jersey , LSU Chris Burke: Another long and athletic cornerback, from a class chock full of them. White rebounded from a disappointing 2015 season to reestablish himself as a Round 1-worthy talent. In the process, he again proved himself to be the type of cornerback a defense can trust by his lonesome defending one-on-one outside. His quick feet make him a potential option in the slot, too, depending on matchups. In moving up three spots (at what would be minimal cost), the Raiders could ensure they a) get in front of Miami, another team possibly thinking corner, and b) prevent another franchise from leapfrogging them to land White. *Trade with Lions. Full scouting report
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22 22Forrest Lamp OT Authentic Vita Vea Jersey , Western Kentucky Chris Burke: Lamp may be the safest pick of all the offensive linemen in this class. Aside from his lack of length, which has fueled projections of his move from tackle to guard, there are few holes in his game. The Dolphins figure to move 2016 first-rounder Laremy Tunsil back to his natural tackle position whether they draft a guard or not, but Lamp’s arrival would make that transition much more worry-free. Full scouting report
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23 23Dalvin Cook RB, Florida State Emily Kaplan: The Giants need a new left tackle, but it’s not a great year for offensive linemen. A st. Adidas Shea Weber Jersey , Womens Weston Richburg Jersey , Rhys Hoskins Jersey Womens , Adidas Nikita Kucherov Jersey ,
