2020 NFL Mock Draft: Complete 7-round edition
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Oregon Ducks. player. 56. Guard. Shane Lemieux. 147
Shane Lemieux can help boost the Bengals’ rushing offense, which lacks impact.
Scouting Report. Texas Longhorns. Collin Johnson. player. 87. Pick Analysis. Wide Receiver. 148
The Panthers were inconsistent in the red zone through the passing game. Adding Collin Johnson will help in this area.
Vanderbilt Commodores. player. Scouting Report. Running Back. 149. 50. Pick Analysis. Ke'Shawn Vaughn
Detroit needs impact running backs outside of Kerryon Johnson and that poisition is being picked up fast.
Guard. Kevin Dotson. 150. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Louisiana Ragin Cajuns. 31
Kevin Dotson can help boost the offensive line’s run support and might fair better moving around their interior.
Scouting Report. Tight End. 13. Pick Analysis. Oregon Ducks. Jacob Breeland. 151. player
The Chargers do not know if they will be able to keep Hunter Henry after redshirting this season.
Pick Analysis. Oklahoma State Cowboys. A.J. Green. Scouting Report. Cornerback. 152. player. 59
The Dolphins could use as much help as they can get after their defense was ranked 26th in pass defense (262.2).
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Davion Taylor. 153. Linebacker. Colorado Buffaloes. player. 87
The sudden loss of linebacker Luke Kuechly will be devastating for the defense unless they find a worthy replacement.
Pick Analysis. Quez Watkins. player. Scouting Report. Wide Receiver. Southern Miss Golden Eagles. 154. 59
Quez Watkins is an impact player in the receiver corps and the return game.
Scouting Report. Josiah Scott. 155. player. 60. Pick Analysis. Cornerback. Michigan State Spartans
Getting a first-round talent at cornerback isn’t enough to make the Vikings more efficient in defending the passing game.
156. Mississippi State Bulldogs. Guard. Tyre Phillips. player. 42. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
Adding depth at guards will be big for the 49ers and their aging interior offensive line.
Defensive Tackle. Utah Utes. Leki Fotu. player. 52. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. 157
It seems like finding a suitable nose tackle is always an issue for the Jaguars every year.
Joshua Kelley. 158. 30. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Running Back. UCLA Bruins
Joshua Kelley has traits as a dual-threat playmaker that match the Jets’ starting running back in Le’Veon Bell.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Nebraska Cornhuskers. 28. Defensive Tackle. Khalil Davis. 159. player
Adding depth is a big area for the Raiders defense but Khalil Davis can be big playing the three-technique in certain packages.
Guard. Georgia Bulldogs. Solomon Kindley. 160. player. 46. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
The Colts need help at consistency at the right side of the offensive line.
Pick Analysis. Jauan Jennings. 161. player. 48. Scouting Report. Wide Receiver. Tennessee Volunteers
Jauan Jennings can be used as an efficient depth player and as a return specialist.
Running Back. Maryland Terrapins. 58. Pick Analysis. Anthony McFarland Jr.. 162. player. Scouting Report
The Redskins do worry about the age of Adrian Peterson and the durability of Derrius Guice.
57. Michigan Wolverines. Lavert Hill. Cornerback. 163. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis
The Bears are looking for long-term reliable corners outside of Kyle Fuller.
Baylor Bears. James Lynch. player. Pick Analysis. Defensive Tackle/End. 164. 123. Scouting Report
James Lynch will be able to be a pass rush specialist as he transitions to a three-technique defensive tackle for the Cowboys.
Scouting Report. Myles Bryant. 52. Pick Analysis. Cornerback. Washington Huskies. 165. player
Finding speedy corners is hard to find but Jacksonville is looking to acquire a dynamic mix of talent at corners.
Scouting Report. Oregon State Beavers. Isaiah Hodgins. 166. 50. Pick Analysis. Wide Receiver. player
The Lions will still need more impact in the passing game without a true No. 1 receiver.
Pick Analysis. Antonio Gibson. 167. player. 16. Scouting Report. Running Back. Memphis Tigers
Antonio Gibson can be added to the Bills to be their potential No. 2 running back.
Justin Strand. 168. 54. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Linebacker. Wake Forest Demon Deacons. player
With the outside linebacker covered, the Eagles will need support at the inside linebacker.
15. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Auburn Tigers. 169. Cornerback. Javaris Davis. player
The Saints have a mix of great veteran corners and corners that continually get beat in short-yardage coverage.
Pick Analysis. Safety. St. Louis Battlehawks (XFL). Kenny Robinson. player. Scouting Report. 170. 26
The Ravens will make the first selection of a player from the XFL to solidify the safeties.
Josiah Coatney. 171. 10. Scouting Report. Defensive Tackle. Ole Miss Rebels. Pick Analysis. player
Josiah Coatney’s big-frame can put him on the field sooner than later for the Houston Texans.
Pick Analysis. Linebacker. 172. player. 47. Scouting Report. Fresno State Bulldogs. Mykal Walker
The Patriots have yet to find a field general at middle linebacker earlier in the draft but luckily Mykal Walker is available.
Offensive Tackle. player. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Kansas Jayhawks. Hakeem Adeniji. 173. 59
Hakeem Adeniji is an insurance piece for any inconsistent play from their main offensive tackles.
Defensive End. D.J. Wonnum. Pick Analysis. South Carolina Gamecocks. 174. player. 35. Scouting Report
DJ Wonnum is a pure defensive end that can fit the Titans’ main defensive schemes.
Scouting Report. Cornerback. John Reid. 175. player. Pick Analysis. Penn State Nittany Lions. 49
There have been some inconsistencies at the second and third main cornerback positions.
176. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Offensive Tackle. North Carolina Tarheels. Charlie Heck. player. 42
Joe Stanley is a player who is on the back end of his career and missed a majority of his games last season. Youth must be a priority with these picks.
Pick Analysis. Lamical Perine. 177. player. Scouting Report. Running Back. Florida Gators. 124
The Chiefs must continue to utilize flex running backs to make their offense more dynamic and explosive.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. Cole McDonald. player. 45. Pick Analysis. Quarterback. 178. Scouting Report
Depth is something that must be addressed with the Broncos’ quarterback position.
Pick Analysis. Wide Receiver. UCF Golden Knights. Gabriel Davis. player. Scouting Report. 179. 123
Getting Amari Cooper back solves their main problems at a wide receiver but they will need more impact players at the other receivers.