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1. (31) Felix Anudike-Uzomah, DE, Kansas St
2. (55) Rashee Rice, WR, SMU
3. (92) Wanya Morris, OT, Oklahoma
4. (119) Chamarri Conner, S, Virginia Tech
5. (166) BJ Thompson, LB, Stephen F Austin
6. (194) Keondre Coburn, DT, Texas
7. (250) Nic Jones, CB, Ball St
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UDFA
Cam Jones, LB, Indiana
Reese Taylor, CB, Purdue
Isaiah Norman, S, Marshall
Anderson Hardy, OL, Appalachian State
Anthony Cook, S, Texas
Deneric Prince, RB, Tulsa
Zane Pope, WR, Fresno State
Ty Scott, WR, Missouri State
Josh Mote, OT, LA Tech
Nikko Remigio, WR/KR, Fresno State
Blake Haynes, OL, Tarleton
James Letcher, WR, Washburn
Martez Manuel, S, Missouri
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DE Anudike-Uzomah is an ideal scheme fit and should contribute straight away. And the Chiefs need him to contribute from the jump., which isn't ideal. WR Rice was a mixed bag prospect. At the very least he should be a situational chunk play target.
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I wasn't a fan of OT Morris and think he's over drafted here. That said, he's a developmental swing guy and the Chiefs have had some success coaching guys up here of late.
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Edge Thompson's a solid mid round development guy. DT Coburn's an underrated interior guy that I'd wager out plays his draft slot. While CB Jones is an ideal late round swing.
1. (21) Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU
2. (54) Tuli Tuipulotu, DE, USC
3. (85) Daiyan Henley, LB, Washington St
4. (125) Derius Davis, WR, TCU
5. (156) Jordan McFadden, OT, Georgia
6. (200) Scott Matlock, DT, Boise St
7. (239) Max Duggan, QB, TCU
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UDFA
Pokey Wilson, WR, Florida State
Jerrod Clark, DT, Coastal Carolina
Andrew Farmer, EDGE, Lane
Nic Meslop, OL, Delta State
Cam Brown, CB, Ohio State
Mikel Jones, LB, Syracuse
Terrance Lang, DL, Colorado
Tiawan Mullen, CB, Indiana
AJ Finley, CB, Mississippi
Brevin Allen, LB, Campbell
Tyler Baker-Williams, S, NC State
Johari Branch, C, Maryland
AJ Uzodinma, CB, Ball State
Terrell Bynum, WR, USC
Elijah Dotson, RB, Northern Colorado
Nathan East, LB, Samford
Michael Ezeike, TE, UCLA
Tyler Hoosman, RB, North Dakota State
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Clearly the Chargers were going to add a skill player at WR given the relative age and status of the room but TCU's WR Johnston as high as he went was a bit of a surprise to me. Johnston has attributes but is a one year wonder that was often controlled by college corners.
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After that I think the Chargers got great value at every pick and took future contributors with every selection. DE's Tuli and Matlock are attacking 5 tech types that ideally fit the scheme.
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LB Henley is a good depth addition and gets to understudy Kendricks. WR Darius is a satndout potential returner and fits the scheme precisely. OL McFadden was a good later round get and should eventually work his way up the depth chart.
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And QB Duggan was worth a late flier as a potential long term back up. Among the UDFA's TE Ezeike stood out to me as a good developmental move TE.
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1. (7) Tyree Wilson, DE, Texas Tech
2. (35) Michael Mayer, TE, Notre Dame
3. (70) Byron Young, DT, Alabama
3. (100) Tre Tucker, WR, Cinncinati
4. (104) Jakorian Bennett, CB, Maryland
4. (135) Aidan O'Connell, QB, Purdue
5. (170) Chris Smith, S, Georgia
6. (203) Amari Burney, LB, Florida
7. (231) Nesta Jade Silvera, DT, Arizona St
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UDFA
Azizi Hearn, RB, UCLA
Jaydon Grant, DB, Oregon State
McClendon Curtis, OT, Chattanooga
Dalton Wagner, OT, Arkansas
Jordan Perryman, DB, UC Davis
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DE Wilson essentially makes or breaks this draft for the Raiders. He was a polarizing prospect with clear boom/bust attributes. He'll serve as an understudy to DE Jones and likely see inside snaps on passing downs.
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Conversely, TE Mayer was considered one of the higher floor guys in this class. He's not flashy but he's got a solid all around game and should contribute straight away assuming he grasps MDaniels offense from the jump.
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DT Young was also considered a high floor guy to some. I wasn't a big fan and feel like his pro projection is limited. He's more a tactician than a physical standout and he'll have to learn tricks to be effective.
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WR Tucker is a combative little receiver but the team room is crowded and he'll likely be limited to special teams only to start. CB Bennett is a great pick up on day 3 and a potential steal but I felt the corner position was a much bigger need with the Raiders free agent pick ups mostly on 1 year contracts.
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QB O'Connell presents a solid back up for Garoppolo. S Smith is a sold special teamer. LB Burney was one of my favorite later round prospects. I'm convinced he'll outshine his draft position. He might be the best coverage LB on the team already. DT Nesta-Silvera was a solid late round pick up.
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2. (63) Marvin Mims, LB, Oklahoma
3. (67) Drew Sanders, LB, Arkansas
3. (83) Riley Moss, CB, Iowa
6. (183) JL Skinner, S, Boise St
7. (257) Alex Forsyth, OC, Oregon
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UDFA
Art Green, CB, Houston
Dallas Daniels, WR, Jackson State
Alex Palczewski, OL, Illinois
Nate Adkins, TE, South Carolina
Kris Leach, TE, Kent State
Thomas Incoom, EDGE, Central Michigan
Devon Matthews, S, Indiana
Emmanuel Wilson, RB, Fort Valley State
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More or less, the Broncos first pick of WR Mims is a statement on their 2020 pick KJ Hamler Both fill the same role and will compete for snaps as an explosive field stretcher for the offense.
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I was a big fan of LB Sanders and think he'll outperform his draft slot here. He'll understudy behind Jewell this year and likely step into a starting role next season. His bag is elite short area quickness.
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CB Moss is a solid depth player in an already strong secondary. S Skinner has impressive athletic traits but it's ready to contribute and is more of a developmental pick. OC Forsyth is just an end of the draft late flier at a position that I felt was a much bigger team need.
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