2016 NFL Mock Draft: 7 Rounds

Round 7

Mark Sciubba Last Updated: April 22, 2016.

222. Tennessee Titans: De'Runnya Wilson, WR, Mississippi State
     
     
     De'Runnya Wilson will give Mariota another big target like Green-Beckham.
     
     
     
223. Cleveland Browns: Thomas Duarte, WR, UCLA
     
     
     Cleveland adds another offensive weapon. Their GM can look like a genius just by not ignoring the offense like the previous GMs.
     
     
     
224. San Diego Chargers: Shawn Oakman, 3-4 LE, Baylor
     
     
     Chargers takes another shot on a boom or bust prospect.
     
     
     
225. Seattle Seahawks: DeMarcus Robinson, WR, Florida
     
     
     Robinson has plenty of potential and could be a perfect fit in Seattle.
     
     
     
     
     
226. Jacksonville Jaguars: Hunter Sharp, WR, Utah State
     
     
     The Jaguars get another weapon for Blake Bortles.
     
     
     
227. Miami Dolphins: Tyler Matakevich, ROLB, Temple
     
     
     Miami needs a super active linebacker. Matakevich may be a little undersized but he has a nose for the ball.
     
     
     
228. Denver Broncos: Aziz Shittu, 3-4 LE, Stanford
     
     
     Denver needs more depth and competition on the DL after lsoing key players.
     
     
     
229. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn
     
     
     Pittsburgh takes a shot on an undersized CB here.
     
     
     
     
     
230. Chicago Bears: Michael Jordan, CB, Missouri Western
     
     
     Chicago takes another defensive player they desperately need.
     
     
     
231. Miami Dolphins: Cole Toner, RT, Harvard
     
     
     Miami needs to add another Offensive Lineman.
     
     
     
232. Washington Redskins: Ted Karras, RG, Illinois
     
     
     Karris will help make sure Washington's offensive line doesn’t get embarassed again.
     
     
     
233. Philadelphia Eagles: Ufomba Kamalu, DT, Miami FL
     
     
     Eagles are switching to a 4-3 so they need more DTs.
     
     
     
     
     
234. Oakland Raiders: Dean Lowry, LE, Northwestern
     
     
     Oakland gets a situational 4-3 left end. Dean Lowry can be that guy.
     
     
     
235. New York Jets: Cory Johnson, 3-4 RE, Kentucky
     
     
     Johnson will be great depth for New York’s defense.
     
     
     
236. Detroit Lions: Jordan Rigsbee, RT, California
     
     
     Lions take another step into rebuilding that offensive line.
     
     
     
237. New Orleans Saints: Alex Redmond, RG, UCLA
     
     
     New Orleans needs help all over the place. I wouldn’t be surprised one bit if Redmond is starting come mid season.
     
     
     
     
     
238. Atlanta Falcons: Tre Madden, RB, USC
     
     
     Madden can also help Atlanta make sure their offense doesn’t stall out halfway through the season again.
     
     
     
239. Indianapolis Colts: Brandon Wilds, RB, South Carolina
     
     
     Colts run game has been pitiful so they really should double down on Running Backs.
     
     
     
240. Minnesota Vikings: Tyler Johnstone, LT, Oregon
     
     
     Minnesota gets more depth on that Offensive Line.
     
     
     
241. New York Jets: Henry Kreiger-Coble, TE, Iowa
     
     
     Coble is too good of value here to pass up, and has a legitimate shot at winning the starting spot.
     
     
     
     
     
242. Washington Redskins: Kyle Carter, TE, Penn State
     
     
     Jordan Reed is special but Washington still needs more Tight End help.
     
     
     
243. New England Patriots: Darius Latham, DT, Indiana
     
     
     New England grabs grabs defensive tackle depth. Latham provides great depth behind Malcolm Brown and Terrance Knighton.
     
     
     
244. Minnesota Vikings: Adam Gotsis, DT, Georgia Tech
     
     
     Vikings get some quality depth here on the DL.
     
     
     
245. Cincinnati Bengals: Ryan Mallek, TE, Virginia Tech
     
     
     Bengals select Malleck hoping he can develop into a number 2 tight end.
     
     
     
     
     
246. Pittsburgh Steelers: Cayleb Jones, WR, Arizona
     
     
     There is good value at WR in the 7th round this year, and with Bryant suspended for the year Jones can help out year 1.
     
     
     
247. Seattle Seahawks: Daniel Braverman, WR, Western Michigan
     
     
     Seattle brings picks a solid wide receiver be the number 5 or 6 and help on special teams.
     
     
     
248. Green Bay Packers: Jay Lee, WR, Baylor
     
     
     After how bad the offense looked at times last year, they need to make sure Rodgers has quality backup talents.
     
     
     
249. Kansas City Chiefs: Stephen Anderson, TE, California
     
     
     Kansas City adds a tight end. Remember the last tight end the Chiefs drafted out of California? His name was Tony Gonzalez.
     
     
     
     
     
250. New England Patriots: Keenan Reynolds, QB, Navy
     
     
     This is Quintessential Bill Belichick Pick because Reynolds can play QB, RB, or WR in the NFL.
     
     
     
251. Philadelphia Eagles: Paul McRoberts, WR, Southeast Missouri State
     
     
     Philly has made it clear they need to replenish the talent at the receiver posititon.
     
     
     
252. Carolina Panthers: Vernon Adams Jr., QB, Oregon
     
     
     The Carolina Panthers draft Kenneth Farrow, the three year captain of the Houston Cougars at running back. Farrow had 958 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns on 185 carries. Farrow had 1,037 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns in 2014.
     
     
     
253. Denver Broncos: Austin Blythe, C, Iowa
     
     
     The Denver Broncos get Austin Blythe. Iowa's center provides depth and is this years Mr. Irrelevant.