2019 NFL Mock Draft: Raiders find Khalil Mack's replacement, Browns add WR after Josh Gordon's trade

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Drew Lock, QB, Missouri. We can make all the excuses we want about the offensive line, but the reality is that the Giants have to leave Eli Manning. At age 37, he is who he is, which at this stage of the procedure is a quarter that is perpetually panicked in the pocket – even if he has the time – and this affects the rest of the world. 39; offense.

Greg Little, OT, Ole Miss. Deshaun Watson has been sacked seven times in two games. At the beginning of the season, the offensive line was the biggest unknown and the unit had difficulties with just about everyone. The Texans were our favorites to win the division and in two weeks they are alone in last place in the AFC South.

Nick Bosa, DE, Ohio State. The Raiders are 0-2 and after each defeat, new (former) coach Jon Gruden climbed onto the podium to tell the media that Oakland needed a quick pass. Of course, a month ago, they had one of the best pass defenders on the planet, but they decided that Khalil Mack was not worth it. The Raiders will have to wait until the off-season to reinforce the defensive line.

Ed Oliver, DT, Houston. When you lose your first two games 24-6 and 34-0, you desperately need help everywhere. The Cardinals have their quarterback in Josh Rosen, so why not start rebuilding the defense with perhaps the best draft player.

Dr. Mont Jones, DT, Ohio State. New coach Matt Patricia is a defensive guy and as a member of Bill Belichick's training tree, he was brought to Detroit to make this team, which finished 9-7 last season , regular winners. In two games, the Lions dropped 78 points and 359 yards on the floor. They are also winless. Jones is a hybrid crossing specialist who meets an obvious need.

Jonah Williams, LT, Alabama. We suspect that bills will progress slowly in the dashboard as losses accumulate. One of the side benefits of being one of the worst teams in the NFL is that you can choose your scope as soon as possible. And for the Bills, who have needs in the lineup, the protection of 2018's first-round pick, Josh Allen, will be the key to avoiding pushing back earlier in 2020.

Brian Burns, DE, State of Florida. In case you have not heard of it, the passage is a huge concern for Jon Gruden. And since you can not replace Mack with just one player, the Raiders take two of the top seven.

Neal Harry, WR, Arizona State. With Josh Gordon officially finished in Cleveland, the Browns add Harry, a major threat that would complement Jarvis Landry, Antonio Callaway and David Njoku.

Devin White, LB, LSU. The Steelers have not written this record since 2000, when they used choice # 8 on Plaxico Burress. Four years later, they grabbed Ben Roethlisberger with number 11. This time, they catch one of the most athletic players in the test and fill a need in the middle of the defense.

Rashan Gary, DL, Michigan. The Seahawks have needs on both sides of the ball, including along the offensive line where Russell Wilson is constantly racing, but the team chooses to strengthen the inner defensive line with that choice.

Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson. Margus Hunt was a pleasant surprise, but Ferrell can change the game on a defensive line that requires depth.

Trey Adams, OT, Washington. Just like Josh Allen in Buffalo, the Jets want to protect their quarterback, Sam Darnold, with a cornerstone of the offensive line.

A J. Brown, WR, Ole Miss. George Kittle leads teams in receptions in two games (seven for 112 yards) and is second in the team in receiving yards (16.0). First on the list? Fullback Kyle Juszczyk (four catches, 69 yards, 17.3 YPC). In other words: give a deep threat to Jimmy Garppolo.

Anthony Johnson, WR, Buffalo. The race on wide receivers continues; Alex Smith relied heavily on his backs and his tight ends to start the season. Chris Thompson leads the team with 19 receptions in the first two games, Jordan Reed is second with 10 points. To get an idea of ​​the seriousness of the situation, Adrian Peterson is fourth.

Noah Fant, TE, Iowa. Fant has only 12 catches for 112 yards and two scores in three games this season, but he has 11 touchdowns in the second year in 2017. With Jason Witten now in the broadcast booth, Dak Prescott could use a reliable midfielder . field target.

Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon. It makes sense to add help along the defense line, but after spending a quarter last year, the Chargers took one in 2019. That assumes, of course, that Philip Rivers will not play forever.

Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson. The Titans have struggled to keep their offensive line in good health, and so are the tight finals, but adding an enigma in the middle of this defense might also be an option. Which brings us to Lawrence at 350 pounds, which has also shown some ease.

Mount Sweat, DE, Mississippi State. Same choice as last week. The Ravens released the production of their new receivers in the first two weeks, so they may have finally solved this riddle. If that 's the case, they can focus on other needs, such as replacing Terrell Suggs, 35, even though he plays like he' s 10 years younger.

Beau Benzschawel, OG, Wisconsin. Interior linemen Andy Levitre and Brandon Fusco are in their thirties and Benzschawel infuses some youngsters into the offensive line.

Zach Allen, DE, Boston College. For the youngest and most athletic that the Packers are in high school, Clay Matthews is 32 years old and has not registered a total of double digit bags since 2014.

Joe Jackson, DE, Miami. Julius Peppers is 38 years old and Mario Addison is 31 years old. Although Peppers may play another decade, the Panthers take Allen as an assurance that he could not.

Deebo Samuel, WR, South Carolina. In the third week, the Eagles are incredibly thin off receiver. Samuel is one of the biggest defenders of college football.

Deandre Baker, BC, Georgia. Being burned regularly by Blake Bortles only reaffirmed what we had seen in the Super Bowl LII: Eric Rowe is not the long-term answer to the cornerback.

David Montgomery, RB, State of Iowa. The Packers could also look to improve the offensive line, but Montgomery would give Aaron Rodgers something that he had not had in a long time: a good running back who is also a threat to catch the passes coming out of the backfield.

Mitch Hyatt, OT, Clemson. The Vikings battled injuries along the line of attack during the pre-season and they will continue to protect the $ 85 million man, Kirk Cousins, by adding one of the most fundamental blockers of the project.

Greedy Williams, BC, LSU. The Broncos have split with Aqib Talib in the offseason and Williams, who could be a top-10 pick next spring, is too good to miss.

Jeffery Simmons, DT, State of Mississippi. Last season, the Bucs defensive line was 20th against the race and was dead last, according to Football Outsiders statistics. Simmons would fill an obvious need.

Ryan Finley, QB, NC State. Ryan Tannehill is completely healthy and has played well in the first two weeks of the season. It completes 72.5% of its throws and has a passing odds of 104.9. But are we convinced that he can systematically commit the crime of Adam Gase? Because otherwise, dolphins could target a quarter.

Tyler Petite, TE, USC. It is unclear whether Tyler Eifert will ever come back to form and with the Bengals' offensive line coming together, the team can focus on Andy Dalton's entourage with field playmakers.

Dalton Risner, OT, State of Kansas. Jacksonville lost left tackle Cam Robinson following an ACL injury on Sunday and Blake Bortles being the best football of his career, it is imperative to keep him up.

Amani Oruwariye, BC, Penn State. It is conceivable that Patrick Mahomes is reporting 40 points a week, but in case he does not, the Chiefs desperately need to defend themselves.

Josh Allen, OLB, Kentucky. The Rams have very few needs, but the hobby is one of them and Allen is up to it.