2020 NFL Mock Draft: Complete 7-round edition
56. Scouting Report. Cornerback. Virginia Cavaliers. player. Pick Analysis. Bryce Hall. 65
The Bengals need an efficient outside cornerback to cover opposing No. 1 wideouts.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Prince Tega Wanogho. 66. Offensive Tackle. Auburn Tigers. player. 58
The Redskins gave up 50 sacks last season, which was tied for fifth-most in the league.
Scouting Report. 50. Jake Fromm. 67. player. Pick Analysis. Quarterback. Georgia Bulldogs
Detroit can find their franchise quarterback for life after Matthew Stafford in the third round in Jake Fromm.
Michigan Wolverines. Josh Uche. player. Scouting Report. Defensive End. 68. 30. Pick Analysis
Outside of Quinnen Williams, the Jets do not have a reliable defensive lineman to stop the run and create some efficient pass rush.
Wide Receiver. player. Tyler Johnson. 69. 87. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Minnesota Golden Gophers
Teddy Bridgewater will need more reliable targets to get the pressure from its impact running game.
Nick Harris. 70. player. 59. Scouting Report. Guard/Center. Washington Huskies. Pick Analysis
As mentioned early, the Dolphins were ranked last in rushing offense. They have a new running back but they now need an efficient interior lineman.
13. Pick Analysis. Ohio State Buckeyes. 71. Scouting Report. Cornerback. Damon Arnette. player
The Chargers can stock up on reliable cornerbacks by getting an undervalued cornerback.
Florida State. 72. player. 32. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Running Back. Cam Akers
The Cardinals made the right decision to trade away the expensive contract of David Johnson but now find themselves without a reliable No. 1 running back.
Kyle Dugger. player. Lenoir-Rhyne Bears. 73. 52. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Safety
The Jaguars need serious production at the secondary especially with most of their talent now gone.
74. Scouting Report. Middle Linebacker. Ohio State Buckeyes. Malik Harrison. player. 53. Pick Analysis
Last season, the Browns were ranked 30th in the league in rushing yards allowed per game (144.7). Having a true middle linebacker will help improve this area.
Pick Analysis. Utah Utes. player. Scouting Report. Defensive End/Outside Linebacker. Bradlee Anae. 75. 46
The Colts do not have a true edge rusher who can be a constant impact player in the backfield.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Running Back. 76. Utah Utes. Zack Moss. player. 48
The Bucs have a reliable tackle and receiver corps for Tom Brady. Now they will need a No. 1 running back in the backfield.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Julian Okwara. player. 45. Defensive End. Pick Analysis. 77. Scouting Report
Losing Derek Wolfe impacts the rush defense of the Broncos very significantly. Drafting Julian Okwara will ease the loss on the defensive line.
Tight End. Dayton Flyers. 78. 44. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Adam Trautman. player
Trading for Hayden Hurst will help the Falcons’ offense but they will need another reliable pass-catching tight end for depth and impact.
Robert Hunt. player. 30. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Guard. Louisiana Ragin Cajuns. 79
Drafting a reliable guard like Robert Hunt will push the run game significantly and stabilize the pass protection for the interior.
Pick Analysis. Mississippi State Bulldogs. 28. Scouting Report. Cameron Dantzler. 80. player. Cornerback
The Raiders still need help at creating an efficient defense that can stop the opposing passing offense.
28. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Mississippi State Bulldogs. Willie Gay Jr.. 81. player. Linebacker
Las Vegas can add another Bulldogs defender to create more chemistry on the Raiders’ defense.
Florida Atlantic Owls. 82. player. 123. Scouting Report. Tight End. Harrison Bryant. Pick Analysis
The loss of Dallas Clark is significant for the Cowboys’ offense that likes to win short-yardage matchups.
Wyoming Cowboys. Logan Wilson. player. Scouting Report. Linebacker. Pick Analysis. 83. 45
Resigning Joseph Jones was big for the Broncos’ defense but they can use another immediate run support defender at their disposal.
Wisconsin Badgers. Tyler Biadasz. Scouting Report. Guard/Center. player. 51. Pick Analysis. 84
The offensive line, particularly the interior, have been deteriorating and could use more youth and consistency.
85. player. Defensive End/Outside Linebacker. Tennessee Volunteers. Darnell Taylor. 50. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
Detroit’s defense was ranked tied for 29th in the league in sacks accounted for (28).
Scouting Report. Offensive Tackle. player. 16. Pick Analysis. St. John's Johnnies. Ben Bartch. 86
Keeping the pressure off of quarterback Josh Allen will be the biggest key move for the Buffalo Bills’ offense.
47. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Florida Gators. player. 87. Defensive End/Outside Linebacker. Jabari Zuniga
Bill Belichick is a fan of dual-hybrid defensive players that can create a significant pass rush.
Pick Analysis. Tight End. Washington Huskies. Hunter Bryant. 88. 15. Scouting Report. player
Head coach Sean Payton loves to utilize a multiple tight end scheme for his many offensive systems.
89. player. 60. Pick Analysis. Defensive Tackle. Scouting Report. Texas A&M Aggies. Justin Madubuike
The Vikings have lost multiple impact players in the interior of the defensive line via free agency ad will need more players.
Scouting Report. Tight End. player. Pick Analysis. Missouri Tigers. Albert Okwuegbunam. 90. 10
The Texans lack significant variations of long-yard and short-yard targets for their offense.
91. player. Wide Receiver. Michigan Wolverines. Donovan Peoples-Jones. 28. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
The Raiders did acquire their number one receiver in the first round but still acquire more choices at receiver.
Pick Analysis. Florida Gators. Jonathan Greenard. 92. player. 26. Scouting Report. Defensive End
Baltimore will look for a well-balanced defender against the run and pass around the third or fourth round.
Cornerback. Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Troy Pride Jr. . 35. 93. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
The Titans were ranked 24th in the league in passing yards allowed per game (255) and need secondary players like Troy Pride Jr.
Pick Analysis. Linebacker. Texas Tech Red Raiders. 94. Scouting Report. Jordyn Brooks. player. 49
The Packers’ defense has not been the same since they saw the decline of Clay Mathews.
Pick Analysis. 95. 45. Scouting Report. Cornerback. Utah Utes. Terrell Burgess. player
Denver was forced to trade away Chris Harris Jr. and still needed help at the secondary in zone coverage schemes.
Appalachian State Mountaineers. 124. Pick Analysis. Linebacker. 96. player. Scouting Report. Akeem Davis-Gaither
The Chiefs have serious depth issues at the middle linebacker position and could rely on his immediate versatility in defending the pass and run.
Defensive Tackle. Alabama Crimson Tide. player. 53. Pick Analysis. Raekwon Davis. 97. Scouting Report
The Browns will need more versatility on the defensive line, mostly on the interior.
Scouting Report. Tight End. 98. player. 47. Pick Analysis. Purdue Boilermakers. Brycen Hopkins
New England doesn’t have a true No. 1 tight end after the retirement of Benjamin Watson.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Defensive End. 99. player. 31. Syracuse Orange. Alton Richardson
The Giants have passed on some great pass rushers in the past few drafts in favor of the offense. They must focus on creating a pass rush to stop opposing offenses.
Southern Illinois Salukis. Jeremy Chinn. 100. 47. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Safety. player
The Patriots also like safeties that can contribute to other areas on the team if needed. Jeremy Chinn can be that versatile player for Bill Belichick.
Scouting Report. player. 36. Antonio Gandy-Golden. 101. Pick Analysis. Wide Receiver. Liberty Flames
Seattle has a good but not great selection of deep threat wideouts on their team and could another key target.
102. 55. Scouting Report. Florida International Golden Panthers. James Morgan. player. Pick Analysis. Quarterback
The loss of Ben Roethlisberger was so significant in the second game of the season that it has forced the Steelers to start looking for a new starter soon.
Scouting Report. 103. player. Amik Robertson. 54. Pick Analysis. Cornerback. Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
The Eagles took a big hit at the secondary, especially at the cornerbacks. Adding a lockdown man coverage player will be significant for the Eagles’ defense.
UCLA Bruins. 104. player. 51. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Cornerback. Darnay Holmes
The Rams will need more depth at the secondary and could rely on a local player for that player depth.
UConn Huskies. 60. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Offensive Tackle. Matt Peart. 105. player
Matt Peart will be able to push the Vikings offensive line while potentially providing support as a guard.
26. Ohio State Buckeyes. 106. player. Davon Hamilton. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Defensive Tackle
The Ravens lost a key defender in defensive tackle Michael Pierce via free agency and will need a replacement quickly.