NFL 2019 Simulated Draft: Leaders Add Defensive Ender to Passes, Rams Point to Maniac Corner Half of Play

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Nick Bosa, EDGE, State of Ohio. Jon Gruden has delivered the most disconcerting (sarcastic?) Line of head coaches of the season when he stated that it was really hard to find good smugglers in the NFL after that. The team traded Khalil Mack to the Bears. For the Raiders, if Nick Bosa falls on their lap, they must choose him. Watch the Raiders face the Ravens Sunday at 1 pm AND on CBS (stream on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Neal Harry, WR, State of Arizona. After mocking an offensive lineman 46 times against the Cardinals, I change it for Arizona fans. Harry was a fun and complementary duo with Christian Kirk and Josh Rosen. Watch the Cardinals face the Chargers Sunday at 4:05 pm ET, Fox (streaming on fuboTV, try for free).

Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama. The 49ers have just brought Mike McGlinchey into the top 10 of the 2018 draft, but Joe Staley is at the twilight of his career. Williams could even start guarding early in his NFL career, then play left or right in San Francisco. Watch the 49ers face the Bucs on Sunday at 1 pm ET on Fox (streaming on fuboTV, try for free).

A J. Brown, WR, Ole Miss. Right now, if that is how the board collapsed, I think the bills would be flickering between Ed Oliver and Brown. The defense is one of the best in the NFL, and if Kyle Williams withdraws, Buffalo will have to tackle the defensive tackle. But the offensive requires big improvements for Josh Allen. Brown is a legitimate No. 1 catcher with impeccable skills after taking. Watch the Bills face the Jaguars on Sunday at 1 pm AND on CBS (stream on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson. With long arms and athletic movements, Ferrell is the prototypical defensive end of the NFL. He is comfortable using his hands at the point of attack and can charge the quarterback with a lot of speed. He is the type of player the Jets need. Watch the Jets face the Patriots Sunday at 1 pm AND on CBS (stream on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Greedy Williams, BC, LSU. I keep coming back to this team-prospect match. Because … it's glorious. Williams is a long and fluid athlete playing at the half corner position. He is exactly the type of defensive back that Tampa Bay has to add to his high school this season.

Drew Lock, Quarter, Missouri. The Giants must accept the quarterback here after spending the most excited group of calls in the first round in 15 years. Lock has a monster arm and a great SEC experience. There is a lot of Matthew Stafford in his game. Watch the Giants face the Eagles Sunday at 1 pm. ET, Fox (streaming on fuboTV, try for free).

Ed Oliver, DT, Houston. A few weeks ago, I made fun of Oliver in Jacksonville. This is again this choice because it would simply be too talented for the Jaguar to let him pass here, especially with an old defensive line that is very expensive.

Kelvin Harmon, WR, State of NC. Like Harry and Brown, Harmon has a big size and athleticism for the receiver's place. It rolls smoothly on its roads and dominates in the department of high points. Watch the Browns face the Bengals Sunday at 1 pm AND, CBS (stream on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Zach Allen, EDGE, Boston College. Lions need to add even more competitive talent to their line of defense, even if Ziggy Ansah is kept at bay. Allen is as full of a defensive goal as in this class.

Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama. The Falcons have a three-star technique in Grady Jarrett, and they chose Deadrin Senat in the third round of the 2018 draft. But Williams is a supreme talent and can take on multiple responsibilities for Dan Quinn.

Greg Little, OT, Ole Miss. The Eagles need to plan for the future along their offensive line, especially at the tackling spot. Few have the inherent skills to be a franchise striker in Philadelphia. He just needs a little adjustment with his footwork.

Daniel Jones, QB, Duke. Jones has the size, the talent of the arm and the university training of David Cutcliffe to be a quarter of quality at the level of the NFL. He could sit behind Case Keenum to start 2019, but the Broncos will likely have to answer the caller in the first round. Watch the Broncos face the Steelers Sunday at 4:25 pm (ET) on CBS (streaming on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Deionte Thompson, S, Alabama. The Packers are adding more young talent to high school with this selection, given that Thompson is the leading manufacturer of difference in the 2019 category of safety. He is a stellar defender of the race because of his speed and reliability in attack. It can go from the deep center to the cover. Watch the Packers face the Vikings Sunday at 8:20 pm on NBC (streaming on fuboTV, try for free).

Dalton Risner, OT, State of Kansas. The Bengals began rebuilding their offensive line with the addition of Cordy Glenn and first-round pick Billy Price in 2018. They continue this project with the selection of Risner, the first straight hope of the class.

Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky. Another team that needs to infuse his defense with more productive players on the edge, especially considering Cameron Wake's age. Allen is a high speed motor rush that can also play in the cover. Watch the dolphins face the Colts Sunday at 4:25 pm AND, CBS (stream on CBS All Access or fuboTV, try it for free).

Ben Powers, G, Oklahoma. The Vikings want to play football frequently with Kirk Cousins ​​and their superb pair of receivers. Powers is the most impressive guard against the pass I have seen this season. Perfect match.

Deandre Baker, BC, Georgia. Baker might slip into the project because it's not big and rumor has it that it's not a super-fast turnaround. In terms of fundamentals, the star of Georgia could be the best of college football. The Redskins must add an alpha player to high school with Josh Norman at the twilight of his career.

Kaden Smith, TE, Stanford. The Titans should plan for their future in the final position given Delanie Walker's age and the fact that he will come back from a serious injury next season. Smith's speed and high scoring ability will translate immediately.

Anthony Johnson, WR, Buffalo. The Ravens must continue to build a new group of receivers for Lamar Jackson, the future quarterback at Baltimore. John Brown could be autonomous. Johnson is a formidable threat on the field with an impressive capacity after rushing yards.

Jachai Polite, EDGE, Florida. Polite may be an early-stage attacker in the NFL and, with more weight and power to his game, can scare off three players in Carolina. Watch the Panthers face the Seahawks on Sunday at 1 pm ET on Fox (streaming on fuboTV, try for free).

Amani Oruwariyre, BC, Penn State. The Seahawks have had tremendous success with long time athletes and more at the corner half post for years. Oruwariye looks like Seattle's ideal defender.

Christian Wilkins, DL, Clemson. The Colts have proven to be one of the league's most underrated defensemen this season and could be more versatile and more physical up front. They would get both of these attributes with Wilkins.

Devin White, LB, LSU. Gruden will likely be attracted to White's rare athletic abilities and his speed to the outside. The LSU star has played better lately, but can sometimes seem out of control.

Bobby Evans, Occupational Therapist, Oklahoma. Evans dominated at the right tackle in 2017 and had a solid 2018 on the left. Texans must simply give Deshaun Watson better protection from the start.

Julian Love, BC, Notre Dame. Love is one of the most disruptive corner players in college football, even though it's not a specimen of size, speed or athleticism. It would be a welcome addition to Pittsburgh High School.

Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson. With Brandon Mebane in the last year of his contract, the Chargers may have to take his gigantic job indoors. No prospect would be better than Lawrence, a gigantic nose-tacker with impressive burst and hand work.

Hakeem Butler, WR, State of Iowa. No matter who plays quarterback for the Raiders next season, he will need a No. 1 legitimate receiver capable of winning on the field outside. At 6 feet 6 inches, with a scary gear, a balance and a serious mentality of "my ball", Butler may be that guy for Oakland.

Ben Burr-Kirven, LB, Washington. The Patriots have Hightower, a well-established off-line linebacker, but this group needs to become faster and sportier. BBK is as refined as they arrive at the station. Thanks to its speed and notoriety, it flourishes in the cover.

Brian Burns, EDGE, State of Florida. Burns has mild athleticism and length to be an All-Pro type at the NFL level. He just needs to become stronger and add more weight. Packers must go outside. Good fit here.

Dr. Mont Jones, DT, State of Ohio. On Monday night, it was clear that the leaders needed (a lot) more defensive talent. Jones is a similar prospect to Chris Jones, essentially the only Kansas City defenseman to have faced the Rams.

Bryce Hall, BC, Virginia. A long and playful cornerback would strengthen the Rams secondary. Hall is not a very nervous athlete but he has a nose for football.