2018 ROD MOCK DRAFT

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T-REX

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With the 149th pick of the NFL ROD Mock Draft the Denver Broncos select

Deadrin Senat, DT, South Florida
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Damn you T-REX that was my guy!!!! Such a jerk move!!!!
 

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Full Draft Board page 48

Round 5
138. Green Bay Packers - @Dieter the Brock - Kevin Toliver, CB , LSU
139. New York Giants - @DaveFan'51 - Scott Quessenberry, C, UCLA
140. Indianapolis Colts - @Shane Grandle - Tre'quan Smith, WR, UCF
141. Minnesota Vikings - @Kevin - Da'Shawn Hand, DE, Alabama
142. Washington Redskins - @Merlin - Tarvarus McFadden, CB, Florida St.
143. San Francisco 49ers - @Tron - Nyheim Hines, RB, N.C. State
144. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - @TK42-RAM - Oren Burks, ILB, Vanderbilt
145. Chicago Bears - @OldSchool - Nick Nelson, CB, Wisconsin
146. Denver Broncos - @T-REX- Mark Walton, RB, Miami
147. Carolina Panthers - @A55VA6 - Bo Scarbrough, RB, Alabama
148. Pittsburgh Steelers - @A55VA6 - Duke Ejiofor, Edge, Wake Forest
149. Denver Broncos - @T-REX - Deadrin Senat, DT, South Florida
150. Cleveland Browns - @Memento
151. Cincinnati Bengals - @PressureD41
152. Arizona Cardinals - @Mojo Ram
153. Detroit Lions - @Ramrocket
154. Baltimore Ravens - @Ramhusker
155. Los Angeles Chargers - @SierraRam
156. Cleveland Browns - @Memento
157. New York Jets - @Rambitious1
158. Cincinnati Bengals - @PressureD41
159. Oakland Raiders - @FaulkSF
160. Los Angeles Rams - @Riverumbbq
161. Carolina Panthers - @A55VA6
162. Tennessee Titans - @jrry32
163. Washington Redskins - @Merlin
164. New Orleans Saints - @JackDRams
165. Pittsburgh Steelers - @A55VA6
166. Buffalo Bills - @RamsFlash80
167. Seattle Seahawks - @shaunpinney
168. Seattle Seahawks - @shaunpinney
169. Philadelphia Eagles - @RamsFlash80
170. Cincinnati Bengals (Comp) - @PressureD41
171. Dallas Cowboys (Comp) - @jsimcox
172. Green Bay Packers (Comp) - @Dieter the Brock
173. Oakland Raiders (Comp) - @FaulkSF

174. Green Bay Packers (Comp) - @Dieter the Brock

Trade: Los Angeles Rams trade 1st round #23 and a 6th #198 to the New England Patroits for Brandin Cooks and a 4th #136

Trade: The Buffalo Bills (RamsFlash80) trade pick #22 to the Cincinnati Bengals (PressureD41) for picks 2nd #46, 3rd #77, & 3rd #100(c)

Trade: The Buffalo Bills (RamsFlash80) trade picks 2nd #53 and a 6th #187 to the Indianapolis Colts (Shane Grandle) for picks 3rd #67 and a 4th #104

Trade: The LA Rams (Riverumbbq) trade picks 3rd #87, 4th #135 , 4th #136, 6th #183, 6th #194, 6th #195 , and 4th #111 to the Denver Broncos (T-REX) for picks 3rd #71, 4th #106 and 5th #160

Trade: The New York Jets (Rambitious1) trade pick 3rd #72 to the Green Bay Packers (Dieter the Brock) for 3rd #76 and a 4th #133

Trade: The Carolina Panthers (A55VA6) tarde 3rd #85 to the New Orleans Saints (JackDRams) for 3rd #91, 5th #147, and 6th #201

Trade: The Seattle Seahawks (shaunpinney) trade pick 5th #141 to the Minnesota Vikings (Kevin) for 5th #167, 6th #204, 6th #213, and a 7th #225


Trade: Philadelphia Eagles (RamsFlash80) trade 4th #130 and 4th #132 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (TK42-RAM) for a 4th #102

Trade: Denver Broncos (T-REX) trade 4th #113 to the Seattle Seahawks (shaunpinney) for 5th #146 , 5th #156 and a 6th #213

Trade: Seattle Seahawks (shaunpinney) send 4th #120 to Los Angeles Rams (Riverumbbq) for OG Jamon Brown

Trade: The Denver Broncos (T-REX) acquire Josh Gordon from the Cleveland Browns (Memento) for a
5th #156



Players taken:
Offense:
Quarterbacks- Sam Darnold, Josh Rosen,JoshAllen, Lamar Jackson, Baker Mayfield. Mason Rudolph, Luke Falk, Kyle Lauletta, Mike White,
Runningbacks- Saquon Barkley, Derrius Guice, Sony Michel, Ronald Jones, Rashaad Penny, Nick Chubb, Kerryon Johnson, Royce Freeman, Kalen Ballage, Nyheim Hines, Mark Walton, Bo Scarbrough,
Wide Receiver- Calvin Ridley, Courtland Sutton, D.J.Moore, Anthony Miller, Christian Kirk, Deon Cain, DJ Chark, Dante Pettis, Michael Gallup, James Washington, Antonio Callaway, Equanimeous St. Brown , Daesean Hamilton, Auden Taint, Daurice Fountain, Tre'quan Smith,

Offensive Line- Mike McGlinchey, QuintenNelson, Connor Williams, James Daniels, Colton Miller, Isaiah Wynn, Orlando Brown, Billy Price, Will Hernandez, Tyrell Crosby, Frank Ragnow, Chukwuma Okorafor, Brian O'Niell, Desmond Harrison, Braden Smith, Martinas Rankin, Austin Corbett, Jamarco Jones, Alex Cappa, Wyatt Teller, Joseph Notebloom, Geron Christian, Brandon Parker, Mason Cole, Will Richardson, Tony Adams, Cole Madison, Will Clapp, Scott Quessenberry,
Tight End- Dallas Goedert, Mike Giesicki, Hayden Hurst, Mark Andrews, Ian Thomas, Troy Fumagalli, Dalton Schultz, Durham Smythe,

Defense:
Interior Defensive Line- Vita Vea, Da'Ron Payne, Tavon Bryan, Maurice Hurst, Harrison Phillips, Tim Settle, Derrick Nnadi, B.J. Hill, Nathan Shepherd, Trenton Thomas, Jalyn Holmes, Foley Fatukadi, Kendrick Norton, Deadrin Senat,
Defensive End / Edge- Bradley Chubb, Harold Landry, Marcus Davenport, Sam Hubbard, Arden Key, Josh Sweat, Jeff Holland, Rasheem Green, Kemoko Turay, Chad Thomas, Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, Da'Shawn Hand, Duke Ejiofor,
LineBacker- Tremaine Edmunds, Roquan Smith, Leighton Vander Esch, Rashaan Evans, Lorenzo Carter, Darius Leonard, Shaquem Griffin, Dorance Armstrong JR, Malik Jefferson, Uchenna Nwosu, Jerome Baker, Genard Avery, Micah Kiser, Fred Warner, Al-Rasheed Benton, Ja'Von Rolland-Jones, Oren Burks,
Cornerback- Denzel Ward, Jaire Alexander, Josh Jackson, Mike Hughes, Isaiah Oliver, Carlton Davis, JC Jackson, Donte Jackson, DJ Reed, Anthony Averett, M.J. Stewart, Holton Hill, Quenton Meeks, Parry Nickerson, Duke Dawson, Isaac Yiadom, Tony Brown, Kevin Toliver, Tarvarus McFadden, Nick Nelson,
Safety- Derwin James, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Justin Reid, Ronnie Harrison, Jessie Bates, Kyzir White, Marcus Allen, DeShon Elliott, Armani Watts, Tarvarius Moore, Terrell Edmunds,


Special Teams
Kicker-
Punter-
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@Memento is on the colock
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Currently on the clock and holding two of the next seven picks, @Memento doesn't appear to have been online all weekend. This GM proposes the Browns obtain Colin Kaepernick. The next available consolation prize will be OLB from Folsom Prison, Aldon Smith. Now let's move on...
 

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The first pick in this mock draft was made on April 2; that was 12 days ago. We have made 149 picks in 12 days, an average of about 12 picks per day. At this rate, it will take another 9 days to get through the next 107 picks. That’s three weeks total. Yikes!
 

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Okay. With the 150th pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns select...Allen Lazard, WR, Iowa State.
 

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With pick # 5.151 The Bengals proudly select from the U!

***Add 12 lbs and improved core muscle strength and look out. I think he can get some sub packages to start w/.

R.J. MCINTOSH
DT MIAMI
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  • 6'4"HEIGHT
  • 33 7/8"ARM LENGTH
  • 286LBS.WEIGHT
  • 9 3/8"HANDS

OVERVIEW
R.J.'s not the only McIntosh trying to make an impact on the college and pro football worlds. His brother, Deon, was a redshirt freshman receiver for Notre Dame last year and their younger brother, Kenny, is a top running back recruit in the 2019 class. The oldest of the three played well in his junior (and final) season with the Hurricanes, receiving second-team All-SEC notice. He started all 13 games in 2017, recording 52 tackles, 12.5 for loss, 2.5 sacks, and seven pass breakups. McIntosh made his presence felt as a sophomore, as well, starting 12 games and racking up 42 stops, 8.5 for loss, two sacks, and two pass breakups. He played in five games as a true freshman in 2015, making four tackles, one for loss. McIntosh was a three-star recruit and top-40 defensive end prospect who was offered by Clemson and Florida as well as the "U."

ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS

Talented and a plus athlete. Plays with low pads and good knee bend. Uses effective arm-over to beat initial blocks and make tackles in the backfield. Quick get-off and ability to get skinny could make him an intriguing one-gapper. Able to recover against move blocks and play over the top into the play-side. Plays with plus flexibility and moves like a defensive end in space. Productive tackler from an interior position. Pursuit quickness gets him involved on more plays. Shows blockers a moving target as rusher. Has foot quickness to be an edge rusher. Quick to stop rush and play the throw. Had seven batted passes in 2017. Blocked two kicks this year on special teams.

WEAKNESSES

Will need to live in the weight room to improve core strength. Contact balance is below average. Base fails him. Too easy to bully off his spot and out of his fit against the run. Struggles to play square. Lacks expected rush production relative to his athletic ability. Gets snatched up as pass rusher. Hands are busy, but not efficient or jarring. Needs to play with better aggression at the point of attack. Won't win if he's not playing half-man as a rusher.

DRAFT PROJECTION

Rounds 3-4

SOURCES TELL US

"Should have stayed in. He needs to keep growing into his frame and get a lot stronger. You don't want to come out until you know you're ready to do battle against grown men and I don't think he's there yet." -- AFC Director of Scouting

NFL COMPARISON

Mario Edwards

BOTTOM LINE:

Athletic defensive tackle with the speed and quickness to make impact plays, but the lack of core strength to give up big plays against the run. McIntosh has developmental potential to work with and should take a big step forward once he learns to work his hands as a pass rusher. While he has disruptive potential, he has to get his play strength to a functional level in order to hold up as an every-down player. While teams will likely view him as a defensive tackle, Macintosh could fit as a base 4-3 end with the ability to reduce inside on passing downs. -Lance Zierlein



@Mojo Ram Cards is on the clock
 

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With pick # 5.151 The Bengals proudly select from the U!

***Add 12 lbs and improved core muscle strength and look out. I think he can get some sub packages to start w/.

R.J. MCINTOSH
DT MIAMI
2560225.jpg



?
  • 6'4"HEIGHT
  • 33 7/8"ARM LENGTH
  • 286LBS.WEIGHT
  • 9 3/8"HANDS

OVERVIEW
R.J.'s not the only McIntosh trying to make an impact on the college and pro football worlds. His brother, Deon, was a redshirt freshman receiver for Notre Dame last year and their younger brother, Kenny, is a top running back recruit in the 2019 class. The oldest of the three played well in his junior (and final) season with the Hurricanes, receiving second-team All-SEC notice. He started all 13 games in 2017, recording 52 tackles, 12.5 for loss, 2.5 sacks, and seven pass breakups. McIntosh made his presence felt as a sophomore, as well, starting 12 games and racking up 42 stops, 8.5 for loss, two sacks, and two pass breakups. He played in five games as a true freshman in 2015, making four tackles, one for loss. McIntosh was a three-star recruit and top-40 defensive end prospect who was offered by Clemson and Florida as well as the "U."

ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS

Talented and a plus athlete. Plays with low pads and good knee bend. Uses effective arm-over to beat initial blocks and make tackles in the backfield. Quick get-off and ability to get skinny could make him an intriguing one-gapper. Able to recover against move blocks and play over the top into the play-side. Plays with plus flexibility and moves like a defensive end in space. Productive tackler from an interior position. Pursuit quickness gets him involved on more plays. Shows blockers a moving target as rusher. Has foot quickness to be an edge rusher. Quick to stop rush and play the throw. Had seven batted passes in 2017. Blocked two kicks this year on special teams.

WEAKNESSES

Will need to live in the weight room to improve core strength. Contact balance is below average. Base fails him. Too easy to bully off his spot and out of his fit against the run. Struggles to play square. Lacks expected rush production relative to his athletic ability. Gets snatched up as pass rusher. Hands are busy, but not efficient or jarring. Needs to play with better aggression at the point of attack. Won't win if he's not playing half-man as a rusher.

DRAFT PROJECTION

Rounds 3-4

SOURCES TELL US

"Should have stayed in. He needs to keep growing into his frame and get a lot stronger. You don't want to come out until you know you're ready to do battle against grown men and I don't think he's there yet." -- AFC Director of Scouting

NFL COMPARISON

Mario Edwards

BOTTOM LINE:

Athletic defensive tackle with the speed and quickness to make impact plays, but the lack of core strength to give up big plays against the run. McIntosh has developmental potential to work with and should take a big step forward once he learns to work his hands as a pass rusher. While he has disruptive potential, he has to get his play strength to a functional level in order to hold up as an every-down player. While teams will likely view him as a defensive tackle, Macintosh could fit as a base 4-3 end with the ability to reduce inside on passing downs. -Lance Zierlein



@Mojo Ram Cards is on the clock

Great pick. Was hoping he'd fall
 

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The 154th pick sends Tegray Scales, ILB, Indiana to the Baltimore Ravens. I just knew y'all were going to nab him just before my pick.

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The Chargers find an immediate starter in the 5th Round who'll line up next to star MLB, Denzel Perryman. With pick #155, the LA Chargers select:

Josey Jewell, ILB/OLB, Iowa

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Height: 6-1. Weight: 234. Arm: 32.
Projected Round (2018): 3-4.
3/25/18: Jewell totaled 136 tackles with 4.5 sacks, 13.5 tackles for a loss, one forced fumble, two interceptions and 11 passes batted in 2017.

SOURCES TELL US

"I like him a lot. I think he will run faster than people think for sure. Give me a guy with his mindset and instincts and I can sell him to a coaching staff. His tape will win them over." - AFC Director of Scouting .