2016 NFL Mock Draft, 3 Full Rounds @JamFed (5.0)
***UPDATED MOCK DRAFT HERE (4/26): https://nationalfanatic.com/
4/16/2016 by James Fedewa
Still shocked by the Rams / Titans trade on Thursday morning?
The trade was quite remarkable and both teams were greatly rewarded. The timing was a little odd, two weeks prior to the draft, as most blockbuster trades like this can happen the day of. Yet, the newly located Los Angeles Rams are looking for publicity and the league couldn’t be happier.
The Rams head coach, Jeff Fisher, was surprisingly smug in interviews, like a kid who stole a candy bar and got away with it. He did not reveal who the Rams coveted with the trade, but that how we can speculate.
| # | Round 1 | Player | Notes |
| 1 | Los Angeles(7-9) | Jared Goff, QB, California | California kid takes over for the Rams and day one starter. |
| (Montana 2.0 or Ferragamo 2.0) | |||
| 2 | Cleveland (3-13) | Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State | Hugh Jackson gets his big gun slinger, but he can sit for a year |
| or two behind RGIII | |||
| 3 | San Diego (4-12) | Laremy Tunsil, OT, Ole Mis | Keeps Rivers safe for the remainder of his career and the smartest first round |
| pick the Chargers make in the last 15 years. | |||
| 4 | Dallas (4-12) | Joey Bosa, DE/OLB, Ohio State | Best edge rusher in the draft |
| 5 | Jacksonville (5-11) | Jalen Ramsey, S/CB, Florida State | tweener by position (and experience), elite athlete |
| 6 | Baltimore (5-11) | DeForest Buckner, DE/DT, Oregon | The Ravens need the dominate D again |
| 7 | San Francisco (5-11) | Ronnie Stanley, OT, Notre Dame | Kelly likes quality athletic bookends on the o-line |
| 8 | Philadelphia (7-9) | Vernon Hargreaves, CB, Florida | best cover corner in the draft |
| 9 | Tampa Bay (6-10) | Noah Spence, OLB, Eastern Kentucky | The next Von Miller |
| 10 | New York Giants (6-10) | Laquon Treadwell, WR, Ole Miss | Adding weapons for Eli and ODB |
| 11 | Chicago (6-10) | Sheldon Rankins, DT, Louisville | Top 5 tech DE, with pass rushing ability |
| 12 | New Orleans (7-9) | Shaq Lawson, DE. Clemson | game changing pass rusher |
| 13 | Miami (5-11) | Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State | blocking and rushing, he does it all |
| 14 | Oakland (7-9) | Mackensie Alexander, CB, Clemson | press corner with an attitude |
| 15 | Tennessee (3-13) | Jack Conklin, OT, Michigan State | the new right tackle to protect the franchise |
| 16 | Detroit (7-9) | Taylor Decker, OT, Ohio State | Big run blocker that can play left or right tackle |
| 17 | Atlanta (8-8) | Myles Jack, LB, UCLA | Knee problem makes him slid to a mid first rounder |
| 18 | Indianapolis (8-8) | Cody Whitehair, G, Kansas State | Center/Guard, wherever he plays, he’ll be very good |
| 19 | Buffalo (8-8) | Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia | speed edge pass rusher |
| 20 | New York Jets (10-6) | Paxton Lynch, QB, Memphis | Fitz who? |
| 21 | Washington (9-7) | William Jackson III, CB Houston | fast and tall cover corner |
| 22 | Houston (9-7) | Josh Doctson WR, TCU | catches everything and fast enough to impress |
| 23 | Minnesota (11-5) | Michael Thomas, WR, Ohio State | can develop into a pure #1 WR |
| 24 | Cincinnati (12-4) | Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor | Quick and fast, but limited by size (Harvin 2.0) |
| 25 | Pittsburgh (10-6) | Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor | Big, fast, strong = NT and 34DE |
| 26 | Seattle (10-6) | Jarran Reed, DT, Alabama | Takes over for Mebane at NT |
| 27 | Green Bay (10-6) | Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama | big, strong, hard hitter and good leader |
| 28 | Kansas City (11-5) | Eli Apple, CB, Ohio State | Takes over for Sean Smith |
| — | New England* (12-4) | — Pick Forfeited for Deflategate | (one who cheats, will |
| 29 | Arizona (13-3) | Connor Cook, QB, Michigan State | Carson Palmer’s successor |
| 30 | Carolina (15-1) | Germain Ifedi, OT, Texas A&M | Major upgrade at RT |
| 31 | Denver (12-4) | Joshua Garnett, OG, Stanford | Best pure run blocking OG in the draft |
| # | Round 2 | Player | Notes |
| 32 | Cleveland (3-13) | Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame | someone needs to catch balls from RGIII |
| 33 | Tennessee (3-13) | Robert Nkemdiche, DE/DT, Ole Miss | selected on pure talent alone |
| 34 | Dallas (4-12) | Darron Lee, OLB, Ohio State | his speed attracts Jerry |
| 35 | San Diego (4-12) | A’Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama | big intimidator and run stuffer at DE |
| 36 | Baltimore (5-11) | Derrick Henry, RB, Alabama | from Alabama, so Ozzy extra likey |
| 37 | San Francisco | Tyler Boyd, WR, Pitt | good size with good feet, Chip needs new WR’s |
| 38 | Jacksonville (5-11) | Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech | Big NT that runs like edge rusher |
| 39 | Tampa Bay (6-10) | Artie Burns, CB, Miami | Impressive speed CB with good size |
| 40 | New York Giants (6-10) | Jason Spriggs, OT, Indiana | New left tackle |
| 41 | Chicago (6-10) | Jonathan Bullard, DE, Florida | 5 Tech DE that can produce sacks |
| 42 | Miami (5-11) | Shilique Calhoun, DE, Michigan State | Speed rusher, with good size. |
| 43 | Tennessee (3-13) | Vonn Bell, SS, Ohio State | good blend of FS and SS |
| 44 | Oakland (7-9) | Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA | versatile NT, with 1st round talent |
| 45 | Tennessee (3-13) | Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech | quick zone CB |
| 46 | Detroit (7-9) | Adolphus Washington, DT, Ohio State | Big pass rushing DT, 3 tech |
| 47 | New Orleans (7-9) | Hunter Henry, TE, Arkansas | could be a #1 receiving option |
| 48 | Indianapolis (8-8) | Kevin Dodd, DE, Clemson | Big tall OLB, with a bit of Aldon Smith |
| 49 | Buffalo (8-8) | Chris Jones, DT, Mississippi St | Converting to a 34, staring w/ the front |
| 50 | Atlanta (8-8) | Emmanuel Ogbah, DE, Oklahoma State | |
| 51 | New York Jets (10-6) | Kamalei Correa, OLB/DE, Boise State | Fills an OLB need |
| 52 | Houston (9-7) | Austin Johnson, DT, Penn St. | NT to learn from Wilfork |
| 53 | Washington (9-7) | Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama | Top Center (a bit overrated) |
| 54 | Minnesota (11-5) | Karl Joseph, SS, West Virginia | Excellent safety, a bit undersized with knee problem |
| 55 | Cincinnati (12-4) | Sheldon Day, DT, Notre Dame | |
| 56 | Seattle (10-6) | Le’Raven Clark, OT, Texas Tech | New starting left tackle |
| 57 | Green Bay (10-6) | Jordan Jenkins, OLB, Georgia | pass rushing OLB |
| 58 | Pittsburgh (10-6) | Keanu Neal, FS, Florida | safety with high end speed |
| 59 | Kansas City (11-5) | Carl Nassib, DE, Penn State | pass rushing 5 tech |
| 60 | New England (12-4) | Kenneth Dixon, RB, Louisiana Tech | catches and rushes, looks like a NE back |
| 61 | New England (12-4) | Sterling Shepard, WR, Oklahoma | pass rushing DT |
| 62 | Carolina (15-1) | Xavien Howard, CB, Baylor | big CB, looks like a SS |
| 63 | Denver (12-4) | Bronson Kaufusi, DE, BYU | |
| # | Round 3 | Player | |
| 64 | Tennessee (3-13) | Nick Martin, OG/C, Notre Dame | Guard or Center, he’ll play both |
| 65 | Cleveland (3-13) | Deion Jones, OLB, LSU | 3 Down ILB with good coverage skills |
| 66 | San Diego (4-12) | Sean Davis, FS, Maryland | Built like a safety, covers like a corner, but loves to tackle. |
| 67 | Dallas (4-12) | Alex Collins, RB, Arkansas | Jerry gets another Arkansas running back |
| 68 | San Francisco (5-11) | Joshua Perry, OLB, Ohio State | Yep, no QB in the first three rounds |
| 69 | Jacksonville (5-11) | Christian Westerman, OG, Arizona St | Road Grader |
| 70 | Baltimore (5-11) | Vadal Alexander, G, LSU | OG/OT, can play both |
| 71 | New York Giants (6-10) | CJ Prosise, RB, Notre Dame | former WR, now RB (and fast) |
| 72 | Chicago (6-10) | Christian Hackenberg, QB, Penn State | Cutler turns into a mentor |
| 73 | Miami (5-11) | Landon Turner, OG, North Carolina | interior OG depth |
| 74 | Tampa Bay (6-10) | Su’a Cravens, S/LB, USC | Projects more of a OLB, but a good player |
| 75 | Oakland (7-9) | Paul Perkins, RB, UCLA | A nice compliment to L.Murray |
| 76 | Tennessee (3-13) | Braxton Miller, WR, Ohio State | Titans are adding playmakers everywhere |
| 77 | Philadelphia – from Detroit (7-9) | John Theus, OT, Georgia | Future Right Tackle / Franchise Right Tackle |
| 78 | New Orleans (7-9) | Maliek Collins, DT, Nebraska | Interior 3 Tech DT (great value pick) |
| 79 | Philadelphia (7-9) | Devontae Booker, RB, Utah | |
| 80 | Buffalo (8-8) | Kentrell Brothers, ILB, Missouri | Good ILB for Rexy |
| 81 | Atlanta (8-8) | Darian Thompson, FS, Boise State | |
| 82 | Indianapolis (8-8) | Jordan Howard, RB, Indiana | |
| 83 | New York Jets (10-6) | Shon Coleman, OT, Auburn | Looks like a LT, but has some learning to do at the next level |
| 84 | Washington* (9-7) | Kyler Fackrell, OLB, Utah State | Pass Rusher OLB |
| 85 | Houston* (9-7) | Jerald Hawkins, OT, LSU | Projected to go early in round two, ran poorly at combine. Good player though |
| 86 | Minnesota* (11-5) | Matt Judon, DE, Grand Valley State | a Division II wonder, will develop nicely at the next level with Zimmer |
| 87 | Cincinnati* (12-4) | Jeremy Cash, SS, Duke | Talented, and transferred from an elite program. |
| 88 | Green Bay* (10-6) | Willie Beavers, OT, Western Michigan | He’s more of an OG |
| 89 | Pittsburgh* (10-6) | Kyle Murphy, OT, Stanford | |
| 90 | Seattle* (10-6) | Charles Tapper, DE, Oklahoma | |
| — | Kansas City* (11-5) | — Pick Forfeited for Tampering | |
| 91 | New England* (12-4) | Maurice Canady, CB, Virginia | |
| 92 | Arizona* (13-3) | Jihad Ward, DT, llinois | |
| 93 | Carolina* (15-1) | Pharoh Cooper, WR, South Carolina | |
| 94 | Denver* (12-4) | Dak Prescott, QB, Mississippi State | |
| 95 | C – Detroit | Leonte Carroo, WR, Rutgers | |
| 96 | C – New England | Dominique Alexander, ILB, Oklahoma | |
| 97 | C – Seattle | Kenyan Drake, RB, Alabama | |
| 98 | C – Denver | Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona |
National Fanatic 
This would be a horrible draft for the Packers. For example… ILB R. Ragland is over-rated, and he only benched 13x at the combine, so how does that make him strong? There are WRs that can bench more.