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2017 NFL Mock Draft: Final Mock Draft 7 Rounds
Round 7
Chris Ransom follow @DraftUtopia Last Updated: Last Updated: April 27, 2017 with updates every Thursday leading up to Draft Day.
San Francisco 49ers: Jordon Vaden, CB, Colorado State 
- The 49ers get a second starting cornerback to start the seventh round. They can draft Jordon Vaden here.
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Washington Redskins: Kyle Fuller, C, Baylor 
- The Redskins draft a center for depth. Kyle Fuller is the top player on the board and even though his footwork sucks, he's a steal in the seventh round.
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Chicago Bears: Corey Levin, LG, Chattanooga 
- Chicago drafts a left guard for depth. The 6-4 307 lb Corey Levin is an awesome value pick at this point.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss 
- Jacksonville drafts Chad Kelly with their final pick in the seventh round. Kelly could be a project if he makes the Jaguars final roster.
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Miami Dolphins: Xavier Coleman, CB, Portland State 
- Xavier Coleman dominated on tape against John Ross and Cooper Kupp. He could be the Malcolm Butler of the 2017 NFL Draft.
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New York Jets: Devine Perine, RB, Indiana 
- The Jets draft a developmental running back here. Devine Perine may be a good scheme fit at this point.
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Los Angeles Chargers: Isaiah Ford, WR, Virginia Tech 
- The Los Angeles Chargers get a wide receiver for depth here. Isaiah Ford is the best player available here.
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Seattle Seahawks: Marquel Lee, MLB, Wake Forest 
- The Seahawks addressed all of their needs. They can draft Marquel Lee for depth here.
Previous Pick: Kevin Davis, 3-4 MLB, Colorado State
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Cincinnati Bengals: Brad Watson, CB, Wake Forest
- Cincinnati gets a cornerback for depth. Brad Watson is the top cornerback available and the only cornerback in my cornerback rankings.
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Dallas Cowboys: Dan Skipper, RT, Arkansas 
- Dallas drafts a right tackle. Dan Skipper may be an ideal replacement for Doug Free at right tackle if Chaz Green screws up. I know I gave Dallas a right tackle before, but one more for depth won't hurt at this point.
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New Orleans Saints: Corey Clement, RB, Wisconsin 
- New Orleans gets a running back for depth here. Corey Clement is a steal at this point.
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Philadelphia Eagles: Duke Riley, ROLB, LSU 
- Philadelphia drafts an outside linebacker that they can develop for the future. Duke Riley is my top outside linebacker.
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Arizona Cardinals: Josh Tupou, NT, Colorado 
- The 6-3 325 lb Josh Tupou may be able to come in and compete for the starting nose tackle spot. Tupou fills a need at this point.
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Minnesota Vikings: Johnny Caspers, LG, Stanford 
- Johnny Caspers gives Minnesota more depth at guard. He can compete with Willie Beavers for the backup left guard spot.
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Carolina Panthers: Charles Walker, DT, Oklahoma 
- Carolina adds a defensive tackle for depth here. Charles Walker is the best defensive tackle at this point.
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Los Angeles Rams: Jamaal Williams, RB, BYU 
- The Rams get a running back for depth. Jamaal Williams is the top running back left at this point.
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Washington Redskins: Isaac Rochell, 3-4 LE, Notre Dame 
- The 6-4 280 lb Isaac Rochell has the versatility to play anywhere on a 3-4 defensive line as he lined up in all three positions at Notre Dame just like Sheldon Day. Rochell is a good value pick at this point.
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Tennessee Titans: Aaron Jones, RB, UTEP 
- Tennessee grabs the best player available here. Aaron Jones is a running back that warrants some late round consideration.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jay Guillermo, C, Clemson 
- The 6-3 325 lb Jay Guillermo gives the Buccaneers a developmental center to work with in the late rounds. Guillermo will be a good backup for Ali Marpet if he can get stronger and correct his footwork because he has the technique of a starting center in terms of executing blocking schemes just not the strength or footwork.
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Denver Broncos: Tyrique Jarrett, NT, Pittsburgh 
- With Sylvester Williams gone, nose tackle becomes a bigger priority. Tyrique Jarrett is my top ranked nose tackle.
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New England Patriots: Pharoah Brown, TE, Oregon 
- The Patriots addressed all of their needs. They can draft Pharoah Brown for depth here.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: Brian Walker, CB, Fort Valley State 
- Brian Walker dominated on tape. He had 12.5 tackles for a loss, 6 interceptions, and 5 deflections from pass breakups.
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New York Giants: Najee Murray, CB, Kent State 
- The Giants draft a developmental cornerback for depth here. Najee Murray is an awesome role player who can play similar to Trevin Wade for a much cheaper price.
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Oakland Raiders: Terence Waugh, LE, Kent State
- The Raiders can draft a defensive for depth here. Terence Waugh gives Oakland a situational pass rusher.
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Houston Texans: Jon Heck, RT, North Carolina 
- Houston drafts a right tackle for depth. Jon Heck is someone to consider at this point.
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Oakland Raiders: Caleb Peterson, LG, North Carolina
- Oakland gets a left guard here. Caleb Peterson is a great fit for depth in the seventh round.
Previous Pick: Bobby Wolford, FB, Boston College
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Kansas City Chiefs: Bobby Wolford, FB, Boston College 
- The Chiefs get a fullback I guess. I really like Bobby Wolford as a blocking fullback.
Previous Pick: Caleb Peterson, LG, North Carolina
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Dallas Cowboys: Alex Anzalone, ROLB, Florida 
- The Dallas Cowboys get an outside linebacker for depth. Alex Anzalone reminds me a lot of former Cowboys outside linebacker Bobby Carpenter.
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Green Bay Packers: Bryan Cox Jr., 3-4 RE, Florida
- The Packers add a 3-4 defensive end for depth. Bryan Cox Jr. seems like an ideal value pick at this point.
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Pittsburgh Steelers: Darrell Daniels, TE, Washington 
- The Steelers take a tight end for depth. Darrell Daniels is raw, but a good depth player in the seventh round after impressing at the 2017 NFL Combine.
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Atlanta Falcons: Riley Sorenson, C, Washington State 
- The Falcons draft a center for depth just in case Alex Mack gets injured in 2017. Riley Sorenson is the top center on the board at this point.
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Detroit Lions: Dakota Cox, MLB, New Mexico 
- Detroit takes the top player on the board here. Dakota Cox can battle incoming Free Agent Paul Worrilow for a backup spot behind Tahir Whitehead.
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Cincinnati Bengals: Elijah Hood, RB, North Carolina
- Cincinnati gets the 251st pick in the 2017 NFL Draft as a compensation pick. They get this pick because the Minnesota Vikings signed right tackle Andre Smith in the 2016 NFL Free Agency Period after Smith became a Free Agent in 2016.
- The Bengals get running back depth. Elijah Hood is an excellent value pick here.
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Denver Broncos: Dorian Williams, SS, Princeton 
- Denver gets the 252nd pick in the 2017 NFL Draft as a compensation pick. They get this pick because the Washington Redskins signed tight end Vernon Davis in the 2016 NFL Free Agency Period after Davis became a Free Agent in 2016.
- Denver takes an Ivy League player here. Dorian Williams probably has the best chance to get drafted among any Ivy League player.
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Denver Broncos: Kendrick Bourne, WR, Eastern Washington 
- Denver gets the 253rd pick in the 2017 NFL Draft as a compensation pick. They get this pick because the Pittsburgh Steelers signed left tackle Ryan Harris in the 2016 NFL Free Agency Period after Harris became a Free Agent in 2016.
- Denver takes Kendrick Bourne. Bourne is a receiver with great hands and route running that played next to Cooper Kupp. He may become the NFL's version of Jason Bourne and is this years Mr. Irrelevant.
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