NFL MOCK DRAFT 2020

NFL MOCK 2020

1. Cincinnati Bengals:

Joe Burrow- QB, LSU

2. Washington Redskins:

Chase Young- Edge, Ohio State

3. Detroit Lions:

Jeff Okudah- CB, Ohio State

4. New York Giants:

Isaiah Simmons- LB, Clemson

5. Miami Dolphins:

Tua Tagovailoa- QB, Alabama

6. Los Angeles Chargers:

Justin Herbert- QB, Oregon

7. Carolina Panthers:

Derrick Brown- DT, Auburn

8. Arizona Cardinals:

Mekhi Becton- OL, Louisville

9. Jacksonville Jaguars:

Tristan Wirfs- OL, Iowa

10. Cleveland Browns:
Jedrick Wills Jr. -OL, Alabama

11. New York Jets:
Jerry Jeudy- WR, Alabama

12. Las Vegas Raiders:
CeeDee Lamb- WR, Oklahoma

13. San Francisco 49ers:((via IND)

Javon Kinlaw- DT, South Carolina

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Andrew Thomas- OL, Georgia

15. Denver Broncos:
CJ Henderson- CB, Florida

16. Atlanta Falcons:
K’Lavon Chaisson- Edge, LSU

17. Dallas Cowboys:
Grant Delpit- S, LSU

18. Miami Dolphins: (via PIT)
Josh Jones- OL, Houston

19. Las Vegas Raiders: (via CHI)
Jordan Love- QB, Utah State

20. Jacksonville Jaguars: (via LAR)
Trevon Diggs- CB, Alabama

21. Philadelphia Eagles:
Yetur Gross-Matos- Edge, Penn State

22. Minnesota Vikings: (via BUF)
AJ Terrell- CB, Clemson

23. New England Patriots:
Patrick Queen- LB, LSU

24. New Orleans Saints:
Kristian Fulton- CB, LSU

25. Minnesota Vikings:
Henry Ruggs III-WR, Alabama

26. Miami Dolphins: (via HOU)
D'Andre Swift- RB, Georgia

27. Seattle Seahawks:
AJ Epenesa- Edge, Iowa

28. Baltimore Ravens:
Kenneth Murray-LB, Oklahoma

29. Tennessee Titans:
Neville Gallimore- DL, Oklahoma

30. Green Bay Packers:
Justin Jefferson- WR, LSU

31. San Francisco 49ers:
Tee Higgins- WR, Clemson

32. Kansas City Chiefs:
Jaylon Johnson- CB, Utah

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