Draft Order NFL: Projected Records 2019 NFL Draft Order: Round 3: 65. Arizona Cardinals: 3-13, 66. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Oakland Raiders): 4-12, 67. San Francisco 49ers: 4-12, 68. New York Jets: 4-12, 69. Jacksonville Jaguars: 5-11, 70. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5-11, 71. Denver Broncos: 6-10, 72. Cincinnati Bengals: 6-10, 73. New England Patriots (from Detroit Lions): 6-10, 74. Buffalo Bills: 6-10, 75. Green Bay Packers: 6-9-1, 76. Washington Redskins: 7-9, 77. Carolina Panthers: 7-9, 78. Miami Dolphins: 7-9, 79. Atlanta Falcons: 7-9, 80. Cleveland Browns: 7-8-1, 81. Minnesota Vikings: 8-7-1, 82. Tennessee Titans: 9-7, 83. Pittsburgh Steelers: 9-6-1, 84. Kansas City Chiefs (from Seattle Seahawks): 10-6, 85. Baltimore Ravens: 10-6, 86. Houston Texans: 11-5, 87. Chicago Bears: 12-4, 88. Detroit Lions (from Philadelphia Eagles): 9-7, 89. Indianapolis Colts: 10-6, 90. Dallas Cowboys: 10-6, 91. Los Angeles Chargers: 12-4, 92. Seattle Seahawks (from Kansas City Chiefs): 12-4, 93. New York Jets (from New Orleans Saints): 13-3, 94. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams): 13-3, 95. New York Giants (from New England Patriots): 11-5, 96. Washington Redskins (Compensation Pick): 7-9, 97. New England Patriots (Compensation Pick): 11-5, 98. Jacksonville Jaguars (Compensation Pick from Los Angeles Rams): 13-3, 99. Los Angeles Rams (Compensation Pick): 13-3, 100. Carolina Panthers (Compensation Pick): 7-9, 101. New England Patriots (Compensation Pick): 11-5, 102. Baltimore Ravens (Compensation Pick): 10-6


2019 NFL Mock Draft: Final Mock 7 Rounds





Round 3



Chris Ransom follow @DraftUtopia Last Updated: April 25, 2019.


  1. Arizona Cardinals: Cody Ford, RT, Oklahoma

    Arizona gets a right tackle to compliment left tackle D.J. Humphries. They also need a left guard to replace Mike Iupati. The 6-4 338 lb Ford had 7 starts at left guard before moving to right tackle in 2018. I've seen Ford mocked as early as the first or second round, but he's versatile enough to play right tackle, left guard, or right guard, plus he's a bargain at this point in the third round.


    Here is a brand new video of Kyler Murray versus Kansas. Cody Ford blocked for Kyler Murray at Oklahoma so take a look at this video and tell me how you think Ford performed at right tackle versus Kansas in the comments section below.




  2. Pittsburgh Steelers: Miles Sanders, RB, Penn State

    The 5-11 215 lb Miles Sanders had 220 carries, 1,274 rushing yards, and 9 rushing touchdowns. Miles Sanders can come in and replace Le'Veon Bell. Sanders can start out as a change of pace back behind James Conner.




    Previous Pick: Nasir Adderley, SS, Delaware


  3. San Francisco 49ers: Vosean Joseph, MLB, Florida

    San Francisco drafts a linebacker with the versatility to play 4-3 right outside linebgacker, 4-3 middle linebacker, 4-3 left outside linebacker, and 3-4 middle linebacker. Joseph's versatility makes him an awesome replacement for Tampa Bay. I believe they will keep the 4-3 defense in tact despite their being rumors about them moving to a 3-4 because Bowles has coached teams that run a 3-4 defense.


    The 6-1 227 lb Vosean Joseph is a great plug-in-play linebacker. He needs to get stronger and improve his ability in coverage. He displays first round athleticism and game speed on tape, but his coverage needs to improve and he also needs to add more muscle.




    Previous Pick: Lil Jordan Humphrey, WR, Texas

  4. New York Jets: Miles Boykin, WR, Notre Dame

    Miles Boykin did well at the 2019 NFL Combine. Boykin gives Sam Darnold a wide receiver to throw to.




    Previous Pick: B.J. Autry, LG, Jacksonville State


  5. Jacksonville Jaguars: Will Grier, QB, West Virginia

    Will Grier looked awful in Mobile. I had a top 10 grade on him heading into the 2019 Senior Bowl, and now I have a third round grade on him once again, because he showed he was nothing more then a system quarterback. Unlike guys like Jared Goff and Patrick Mahomes who showed why they could play in any type of offense, Grier is a pure system quarterback.


    The 6-4 218 lb Will Grier had 3,864 passing yards, 37 passing touchdowns, 8 interceptions, and a 67 completion percentage in 2018. Grier did not play in West Virginia's Bowl Game.


    Caddy To The Lamma did a good film session on Will Grier. Go follow him for awesome film content. Here is a film cut of Will Grier versus Baylor.




  6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Christian Miller, 3-4 ROLB, Alabama

    The 6-4 244 lb Christian Miller had 11.5 tackles for a loss and 8.5 sacks in 2018. Miller gives the Buccaneers an outside linebacker to start on their front 7.


    Someone posted tape of Christian Miller off the edge versus Missouri. His tape looks pretty good and you can argue he warrants a first round grade. Miller is a bargain at this point in the third round.




    Previous Pick: Vosean Joseph, MLB, Florida


  7. Denver Broncos: Tre Lamar, 3-4 MLB, Clemson

    Denver gets a 3-4 middle linebacker. Tre Lamar out of Clemson is a 6-4 255 lb middle linebacker who has the versatility to play 4-3 right outside linebacker, 4-3 middle linebacker, 4-3 left outside linebacker, and 3-4 middle linebacker.


    Tre Lamar did well versus Boston College. Here is a film session of Clemson's middle linebacker.




    Previous Pick: T.J. Edwards, 3-4 MLB, Wisconsin

  8. Cincinnati Bengals: Tyree Jackson, QB, Buffalo

    The 6-7 249 lb Tyree Jackson has 10-inch hands. He has the floor of Tavaris Jackson, but the ceiling of someone like Daunte Culpepper. In fact, I'd argue that he has a better ceiling then Will Grier even though I didn't do a SWOT report on Tyree Jackson. Jackson was that good in Mobile while Grier was that bad, so a part of me believes Jackson has closed that gap between him and Grier.


    I am tempted to move Tyree Jackson ahead of Will Grier. Getting Tyree Jackson in the fourth or fifth round is way better value then getting Will Grier in the first or second round. Here is tape of Tyree Jackson versus Ohio that I uploaded to Youtube a while ago.





  9. New England Patriots: David Sills V, West Virginia

    The 6-3 210 lb David Sills V had 65 receptions, 986 receiving yards, and 15 receiving touchdowns in 2018. New England has Julian Edelman for one more year. Chris Hogan, Phillip Dorsett, and Cordarrelle Patterson are Free Agents. We don't know if Josh Gordon will be back yet for next season. That's why it makes sense for New England to take David Sills V here.


    Here is a film session of David Sills V giving the Tennessee Volunteers at Neyland Stadium. Take a look and see why David Sills V is as good as advertised.




    Previous Pick: Gerald Willis III, DT, Miami FL

  10. Buffalo Bills: Trysten Hill, DT, Central Florida

    The Buffalo Bills get their defensive tackle. The 6-3 308 lb Trysten Hill ran a 5.04 40-time with 28 reps on the bench press. He also has massive hands.




    Previous Pick: Andre James, LT, UCLA


  11. Green Bay Packers: Isaiah Buggs, 3-4 RE, Alabama

    Green Bay gets a starting defensive end to replace Muhammed Wilkerson. Isaiah Buggs can play 4-3 defensive tackle, 3-4 right end, or 3-4 left end with his versatility. The 6-2 295 lb Buggs had 24 solo tackles, 27 assisted tackles, 51 total tackles, 13.5 tackles for a loss, 9.5 sacks, and 6 quarterback hurries in 2018. Here is tape of Isaiah Buggs versus Ole Miss.




  12. Washington Redskins: Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma

    Washington gets a slot receiver to replace Jameson Crowder. Marquise Brown had 75 receptions, 1,310 receiving yards, and 10 receiving touchdowns. He had an average game versus a Texas defense with NFL talent. Even though he can run a sub 4.3 40-time, I still feel like he is a third round talent on tape due to the fact that he has a slot receiver body.




    Previous Pick: Anfernee Jennings, 3-4 LOLB, Alabama


  13. Carolina Panthers: Ben Powers, LG, Oklahoma

    Carolina gets a new left guard to replace their former left guard Andy Levitre. The 6-3 310 lb Ben Powers showed the versatility to play either left guard or right guard in Mobile. Powers displayed the pass blocking to protect Baker Mayfield and Kyler Murray along with the run blocking to open up holes for Rodney Anderson. He also has great zone blocking.


    Ben Powers did well versus West Virginia. He's my favorite left guard in the 2019 NFL Draft after seeing all the guards in Mobile.




    Previous Pick: Austin Bryant, LE, Clemson

  14. Miami Dolphins: Dru Samia, RG, Oklahoma

    Miami gets a good right guard here. The 6-5 304 lb Dru Samia dominated at right guard during the 2019 Senior Bowl practices. Samia could push for a starting job and played at both guard spots in the 2019 Senior Bowl.


    Here is some tape of Dru Samia versus Alabama. Samia did well at guard next to Ben Powers at Oklahoma in Mobile despite struggling versus Alabama.




    Previous Pick: Joe Jackson, RE, Miami FL


  15. Atlanta Falcons: Jeffery Simmons, DT, Mississippi State

    The 6-4 300 lb Jeffery Simmons had 17 tackles for a loss and 7 quarterback hurries in 2018. With Raekwon Davis returning, to Alabama, Jeffery Simmons is an ideal candidate for Minnesota to draft a 18. Most had Simmons going higher then this, but he will miss the 2019 NFL Combine because of a former domestic violence incident. Also, Simmons did tear his ACL.


    Here is a game of Jeffery Simmons versus Alabama. This wasn't one of Simmons best games on tape though.




    Previous Pick: Alex Bars, LG, Notre Dame

  16. Cleveland Browns: Jonathan Abram, SS, Mississippi State

    Cleveland gets the 5-11 204 lb Jonathan Abram to replace Jabrill Peppers. His coverage isn't great, but is solid enough.


    Jonathan Abram played Iowa's tight end tandem in his Bowl game. I'm curious to see how Abram did versus Iowa.




    Previous Pick: J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, WR, Stanford


  17. Minnesota Vikings: Bennie Snell Jr., RB, Kentucky

    Minnesota needs a new running back to replace Latavius Murray. Bennie Snell Jr. had 289 carries, 1,449 rushing yards, and 17 rushing touchdowns in 2018. The 5-11 223 lb running back has three consecutive seasons of 1,000 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns. He could improve as a blocker and a pass catcher, but he's my favorite running back in the 2019 NFL Draft.


    Bennie Snell Jr. faced Mississippi State. Find out how he did on tape versus a team with NFL talent on defense.




    Previous Pick: Michael Deiter, LG, Wisconsin

  18. Tennessee Titans: Connor McGovern, RG, Penn State

    Tennessee gets a right guard to replace Josh Klein. Connor McGovern is one of the better guards in this draft class.


    The 6-5 323 lb Connor McGovern gives Tennessee another blocker to go with their offensive line. He did a good job pass blocking for Trace McSorley and run blocking for Saquon Barkley. I did a film session of connor McGovern and Penn State's offensive line versus Pittsburgh.




    Previous Pick: Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma


  19. Pittsburgh Steelers: Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State

    Pittsburgh gets a wide receiver to replace Antonio Brown. The 6-3 214 lb Kelvin Harmon is the top receiver on the board for Pittsburgh in the third round. Harmon had 81 receptions, 1,186 receiving yards, and 7 receiving touchdowns in 2018.


    Here is tape of Kelvin Harmon versus Boston College. I got a third round grade on Harmon, but I've seen other mocks project Hamron higher.




    Previous Pick: Darryl Williams, LG, Mississippi State

  20. Kansas City Chiefs: Michael Jackson, CB, Miami FL

    Kansas City gets a second cornerback in the third round after trading their first rounder to Seattle. Michael Jackson did well on tape versus LSU, and makes ideal sense as a nickel cornerback in the third round for Kansas City.




    Previous Pick: Connor McGovern, RG, Penn State


  21. Baltimore Ravens: J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, WR, Stanford

    The 6-3 225 lb J.J. Arcega-Whiteside had 63 receptions, 1,059 receiving yards, and 14 receiving touchdowns in 2018. He caught a touchdown in the red zone by fighting off great man coverage by Notre Dame cornerback Julian Love. He only had 5 receptions, 30 receiving yards, and 1 receiving touchdown versus Love, but his tape versus Notre Dame is better then his stats indicate.




    Previous Pick: Devin Singletary, RB, Florida Atlantic

  22. Houston Texans: Jordan Brailford, 3-4 ROLB, Oklahoma State

    Houston gets a good pass rusher here. The 6-3 241 lb Jordan Brailford would make a good replacement to Jadeveon Clowney down the road. Brailford had 16.5 tackles for a loss, 9 sacks, and 7 quarterback hurries in 2018.


    Jordan Brailford got by right tackle Dalton Risner on tape. Jordan Brailford did well as a 3-4 outside linebacker and can line up against left tackles or right tackles.




    Previous Pick: Kendall Sheffield, CB, Ohio State


  23. Chicago Bears: Devin Singletary, RB, Florida Atlantic

    Chicago gets a change of pace running back to Tarik Cohen here. Devin Singletary had 261 carries, 1,348 rushing yards, and 22 rushing touchdowns in 2018. Devin Singletary also had 32 rushing touchdowns in 2017.


    It's hard to look past the 54 rushing touchdowns that Singletary had in the last two seasons at Florida Atlantic. At the same time the 5-9 200 lb struggled versus Oklahoma. He did well versus Central Florida with 25 carries, 131 rushing yards, and 3 rushing touchdowns in this film cut versus Central Florida.




    Previous Pick: Jonathan Abram, SS, Mississippi State

  24. Detroit Lions: Joe Jackson, LE, Miami FL

    The 6-5 265 lb Joe Jackson had 19 solo tackles, 28 assisted tackles, 47 total tackles, 14.5 tackles for a loss, 9 sacks, and 9 quarterback hurries in 2018. Joe Jackson is good enough to come into Detroit and potentially win one of the starting defensive end spots with his versatility to play both 4-3 right end as well as 4-3 left end.


    Here is tape of Joe Jackson. I got a third round grade on Jackson, but here is his tape versus Florida State.




    Previous Pick: Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State


  25. Indianapolis Colts: Germaine Pratt, MLB, North Carolina State

    Indianapolis needs a middle linebacker because Darius Leonard played 4-3 right outside linebacker. Germaine Pratt is a 6-2 240 lb middle linebacker who had 55 solo tackles, 49 assisted tackles, 104 total tackles, 10.5 tackles for a loss, 7 quarterback hurries, and 6 sacks. Pratt did well in the 2019 Senior Bowl. Pratt also ran a 4.57 40-time and did 24 reps on the bench press at the 2019 NFL Combine.


    Germaine Pratt did well versus Clemson. Here is a film session of North Carolina State's middle linebacker.




    Previous Pick: Tre Lamar, 3-4 MLB, Clemson

  26. Dallas Cowboys: Dre'Mont Jones, DT, Ohio State

    The Dallas Cowboys get their defensive tackle. The 6-3 286 lb Dre'Mont Jones had 26 solo tackles, 17 assisted tackles, 43 total tackles, 13 tackles for a loss, and 8.5 sacks in 2018.


    Dre'Mont Jones became the leader of Ohio State's defensive line when Nick Bosa got injured. Here is tape of Dre'Mont Jones versus Washington.




    Previous Pick: Dontavius Russell, DT, Auburn


  27. Los Angeles Chargers: Sheldrick Redwine, FS, Miami FL

    The Los Angeles Chargers get a free safety for depth. Sheldrick Redwine had a better NFL Combine then his teammate Jaquon Johnson. As a result, Sheldrick Redwine is now a third round prospect.




    Previous Pick: Dre'Mont Jones, DT, Ohio State

  28. Seattle Seahawks: Jaquon Johnson, SS, Miami FL

    Seattle gets a strong safety to replace Kam Chancellor. Jaquon Johnson is a bargain this late in the third round.


    Jaquon Johnson is showing the versatility to play strong safety or free safety in this film session versus Boston College. He's covering Boston College tight end Tommy Sweeney in this film session.




    Previous Pick: Isaiah Johnson, CB, Houston


  29. New York Jets: Jaylen Smith, WR, Louisville

    New York gets a weapon for Sam Darnold. Jaylen Smith did well in the 2019 Senior Bowl despite underperfoming all season without Lamar Jackson.


    Jaylen Smith struggled versus Alabama in Louisville's opener without Lamar Jackson. He should still end up being a top 100 pick though.




  30. Los Angeles Rams: Julian Love, CB, Notre Dame

    Even with Love's lousy game versus Clemson in the College Football Playoff, he's still a top 50 guy. The 5-11 190 lb cornerback had 16 deflections from pass breakups in 2018 would compliment Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib.


    Julian Love dominated versus Donovan Peoples-Jones in Notre Dame's opener versus Michigan. Love played so well that he flustered Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson causing Patterson to return to school. Here is the tape showing how Love began Notre Dame's 2018 season with a bang.




    Previous Pick: Lester Cotton, RG, Alabama


  31. New York Giants: Kaleb McGary, RT, Washington

    The 6-6 321 lb Kaleb McGary would be an upgrade at right tackle. He wouldn't have to start right away and could use a year or two to correct his foot speed. The thing is, McGary is talented enough to beat out Havenstein for the right tackle job though.




    Previous Pick: Mitch Hyatt, LT, Clemson

  32. Washington Redskins: T.J. Edwards, 3-4 MLB, Wisconsin

    Washington got this compensation pick at 96 thanks to Kirk Cousins signing with the Minnesota Vikings along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.


    T.J. Edwards is the best player on the board and a great fit for the Redskins at this point. T.J. Edwards gives Washington more depth at 3-4 inside linebacker.


    The 6-1 242 lb T.J. Edwards had 73 solo tackles, 40 assisted tackles, 113 total tackles, 11.5 tackles for a loss, 3 sacks, 3 quarterback hurries, 3 interceptions, and 2 deflections from pass breakups at 3-4 middle linebacker. He fits what the Redskins want to do and played in a 3-4 defense just like the one Washington operates.


    Here is tape of T.J. Edwards versus Penn State. I believe he has third round talent when watching his tape, at the same time his coverage is very suspect.




    Previous Pick: Aaron Montiero, LT, Boston College


  33. New England Patriots: Anthony Nelson, RE, Iowa

    New England got this compensation pick at 97 thanks to Nate Solder signing with the New York Giants along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.


    The 6-6 272 lb Anthony Nelson had 23 solo tackles, 22 assisted tackles, 45 total tackles, 13.5 tackles for a loss, 9.5 sacks, and 6 quarterback hurries in 2018. Anthony Nelson got by Max Scharping on tape and had a strong week in Mobile. Nelson had a strong Senior Bowl and 2019 NFL Pro Day, but had a horrific showing at the 2019 NFL Combine.


    Here is film session of Anthony Nelson in the 2019 Outback Bowl. In this game he is facing an SEC team in Mississippi State.




    Previous Pick: Greg Gaines, DT, Washington

  34. Jacksonville Jaguars: David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State

    Los Angeles got this compensation pick at 98 thanks to Trumaine Johnson signing with the New York Jets along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft. Los Angeles had to send this pick to Jacksonville thanks to the Dante Fowler trade.


    Jacksonville gets David Montgomery for depth at running back. Every running back outside of Leonard Fournette is a Free Agent. Montgomery would compliment McCaffrey well in Carolina. Here is a film cut of David Montgomery versus Oklahoma.




    Previous Pick: Sutton Smith, LOLB, Northern Illinois


  35. Los Angeles Rams: Bobby Okereke, 3-4 MLB, Stanford

    Los Angeles got this compensation pick at 99 thanks to Sammy Watkins signing with the Kansas City Chiefs. Los Angeles has a lot of different directions they can examine at 99.


    The 6-1 231 lb Bobby Okereke was the team captain at Stanford. Okereke had 52 solo tackles, 44 assisted tackles, and 96 total tackles in 2018. Okereke also had a solid film cut versus Notre Dame.




    Previous Pick: Kaleb McGary, RT, Washington

  36. Carolina Panthers: Kendall Joseph, ROLB, Clemson

    Carolina got this compensation pick at 100 thanks to Andrew Norwell signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.


    Carolina replaces Thomas Davis. Kendall Joseph provides nice late-round value in the third round.




    Previous Pick: David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State


  37. New England Patriots: Khalil Hodge, MLB, Buffalo

    New England got this compensation pick at 101 thanks to Malcolm Butler signing with the Tennessee Titans along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.


    The 6-1 235 lb Khalil Hodge had 61 solo tackles, 62 assisted tackles, 123 total tackles, and 7 tackles for a loss as a true freshman. Hodge had 66 solo tackles, 88 assisted tackles, 154 total tackles, 6.5 tackles for a loss, 3 sacks, and 2 deflections from pass breakups in 2017. Hodge had 58 solo tackles, 87 assisted tackles, 143 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for a loss, 5 quarterback hurries, 3 deflections from pass breakups, and 1.5 sacks in 2018. Hodge can drop into coverage, stop the run, or rush the quarterback like Devin White and Devin Bush.


    I posted Khalil Hodge's tape versus Ohio and he balled out in this game. Even though Hodge struggled at Buffalo's Pro Day with a 40-time of above 5.00 seconds, he's still someone, that New England could realistically end up adding for depth. Grooming him to be a future starting linebacker isn't the worst idea, plus this is the earliest, I can see Hodge getting picked.




    Previous Pick: Hakeem Butler, WR, Iowa State

  38. Baltimore Ravens: Lil Jordan Humphrey, WR, Texas

    Baltimore got this compensation pick at 102 thanks to Ryan Jensen signing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers along with the New York Giants giving up a 2019 third round pick for Sam Beal in the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.


    Baltimore gets another wide receiver here. Lil Jordan Humphrey has size in spades. His route tree and speed needs to improve. Baltimore reloads at wide receiver by adding a poor mans Michael Crabtree to round out the third round.




    Previous Pick: D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss













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