Draft Order NFL: 138. Green Bay Packers (from Cleveland Browns): 0-16, 139. New York Giants: 3-13, 140. Indianapolis Colts: 4-12, 141. Seattle Seahawks (from Houston Texans): 4-12, 142. Washington Redskins (from Denver Broncos): 5-11, 143. San Francisco 49ers (from New York Jets): 5-11, 144. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5-11, 145. Chicago Bears: 5-11, 146. Seattle Seahawks (from Oakland Raiders): 6-10, 147. New Orleans Saints (from Miami Dolphins): 6-10, 148. Pittsburgh Steelers (from San Francisco 49ers): 6-10, 149. Denver Broncos (from Washington Redskins): 7-9, 150. Cleveland Browns (from Green Bay Packers): 7-9, 151. Cincinnati Bengals: 7-9, 152. Arizona Cardinals: 8-8, 153. Detroit Lions: 9-7, 154. Baltimore Ravens: 9-7, 155. Los Angeles Chargers: 9-7, 156. Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle Seahawks): 9-7, 157. New York Jets (from Dallas Cowboys): 9-7, 158. Cincinnati Bengals (from Buffalo Bills): 9-7, 159. Oakland Raiders (from Kansas City Chiefs): 10-6, 160. Denver Broncos (from Los Angeles Rams): 11-5, 161. Carolina Panthers: 11-5, 162. Tennessee Titans: 9-7, 163. Washington Redskins (from Atlanta Falcons): 10-6, 164. New Orleans Saints: 11-5, 165. Pittsburgh Steelers: 13-3, 166. Buffalo Bills (from Jacksonville Jaguars): 10-6, 167. Minnesota Vikings: 13-3, 168. Seattle Seahawks (from New England Patriots): 13-3, 169. Philadelphia Eagles: 13-3, 170. Cincinnati Bengals (Compensation Pick), 171. Dallas Cowboys: (Compensation Pick), 172. Green Bay Packers: (Compensation Pick), 173. Oakland Raiders: (Compensation Pick from Dallas Cowboys), 174. Green Bay Packers: (Compensation Pick)


Mark Sciubba's 2018 NFL Mock Draft: 7 Rounds




Round 5




Mark Sciubba follow @MarkSciubbaDoe Last Updated: April 24, 2018.


  1. Green Bay Packers: Uchenna Nwosu, EDGE/LB, USC

    Green Bay would be estatic to get Nwosu here. He would be a perfect fit in Mike Pettine’s 3-4 defense.


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  2. New York Giants: Sam Jones, G, Arizona State

    Giants get another War Daddy to block for their new RB and Eli Manning. Sam Jones makes a nice addition at guard in the fifth round.


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  3. Indianapolis Colts: R.J. McIntosh, DL, Miami FL

    Indy continues to build up the trenches on both side of the ball with this pick. McIntosh gives the Colts a quality defensive tackle.


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  4. Seattle Seahawks: Mike White, QB, Western Kentucky

    Seattle is in the market for a backup QB. White could be a steal this late.


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  5. Washington Redskins: Jeff Holand, EDGE, Auburn

    The Redskins add Jeff Holland. He's a highly productive pass rusher who always finds a way to the QB.


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  6. San Francisco 49ers: Nick Gates, OT, Nebraska

    The 49ers get a potential starter or key backup here in Gates. John Theus was supposed to be Joe Staley's successor and that didn't work out. Maybe adding Nick Gates will.


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  7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Skai Moore, LB, South Carolina

    Skai Moore is the classic highly productive, more athletic than anyone thinks linebacker who goes late in the draft and ends up playing for a decade. Tampa Bay may have three quality starters, but if one gets injured, Moore will claim a starting spot and won't look back.


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  8. Chicago Bears: Korey Robertson, WR, Southern Mississippi

    Bears add another weapon for Trubisky with Robertson. Robertson looks like he has the ability to be a playmaker year one in the NFL from watching his tape.


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  9. Seattle Seahawks: Christian Campbell, CB, Penn State

    The Seahawks grab a corner to compete for the starting spot opposite of Shaquille Griffin. The Legion Of Boom needs to be rebranded with Richard Sherman no longer in Seattle.


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  10. New Orleans Saints: TeGray Scales, LB, Indiana

    The Saints add on to the front 7 that looked like a quality unit for the first time in a long time last season. Some have Scales going as early as the second round. I'm not that high on Scales, the point is he's a bargain at this point in the fifth round.


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  11. Pittsburgh Steelers: Mike McCray, LB, Michigan

    Steelers grab another linebacker that could step in and compete for the giant hole in the middle of the defense. Mike McCra is a plug and play linebacker.


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  12. Denver Broncos: Christian Sam, LB, Airzona State

    The Broncos get some key depth and special teams help here. Sam can be utilized as another inside linebacker for depth while providing help on special teams.


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  13. Cleveland Browns: Devron Davis, CB, UTSA

    Davis is one of the least talked about players in the draft for some reason. Luckily for the Browns they get a potential starting corner here in the little known UTSA prospect.


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  14. Cincinnati Bengals: Auden Tate, WR, Florida State


    Auden Tate is perfect for the Bengals. He fits a mold of receiver they don't really have and can be a go to red zone threat if Eifert goes down again.


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  15. Arizona Caridnals: Jester Weah, WR, Pittsburgh

    Larry Fitzgerald lobbies to get a long fast Pitt receiver to Arizona to be his understudy. Weah is a bargain at this point and can learn a lot from the greatest receiver in Pitt's history as well as the greatest receiver in Cardinals history.


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  16. Detroit Lions: Kentavius Street, EDGE, North Carolina State

    The Lions are gonna build that defensive line up for new head coach Matt Patricia. Street can play on the edge or inside on 3-4 plays for Detroit's hybrid defense.


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  17. Baltimore Ravens: Dante Pettis, WR, Washington

    Ravens get a steal here with the best returning specialist in the draft and a big okay receiving threat. Pettis is capable of pushing Free Agent signing John Brown for the slot receiver job.


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  18. Los Angeles Chargers: Bo Scarbrough, RB, Alabama

    Anthony Lynn gets a big back to come in and plow defensive players over after Melvin Gordon tires them out. Bo Scarbrough provides the Chargers with a nice change of pace running back for depth behind Melvin Gordon.


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  19. Philadelphia Eagles: Marcel Frazier, EDGE, Missouri

    Philadelphia already has three effective edges with Brandon Graham, Chris Long, and Derek Barnett. One more to replace Vinny Curry for depth is added here.


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  20. New York Jets: Ogbonnina Okoronkwo, EDGE, Oklahoma

    The Jets grab a quality player from a winning program as they continue their culture change. Now that New York has multiple edge rushers this pass rush should be ready to take off.


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  21. Cincinnati Bengals: Mark Andrews, TE, Oklahoma

    Tyler Eifert is great when healthy, but Bengals can no longer count on that. Getting a quality backup Tight End is a good idea for them here in the 5th.


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  22. Oakland Raiders: Simmie Cobbs Jr., WR, Indiana

    The Raiders grab the wide receiver who terrorized their first round pick week 1. Go back and watch Cobbs destroy Denzel Ward on tape if you don't believe me.


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  23. Denver Broncos: Joseph Noteboom, OT, TCU

    Denver gets a tough hard working lineman to help bring some life to the run game. Depth behind Jared Veldheer at right tackle is needed.


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  24. Carolina Panthers: Tre'Quan Smith, WR, Central Florida

    Panthers have needed to do a better job of putting talent around Cam Newton for a while. Taking a shot on a WR at some point in this draft is a must.


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  25. Tennessee Titans: Matthew Thomas, LB, Florida State

    Titans grab a ultra athletic linebacker who can play all around the front seven. Thomas provides depth behind LVE too if the medical concerns about Vander Esch turn out ot be true.


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  26. Washington Redskins: Nic Shimonek, QB, Texas Tech

    The Redskins get a possible QB of the future here late. Alex Smith signed a four year contract, but does anyone believe he plays all four years on that deal.


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  27. New Orleans Saints: Kurt Benkert, QB, Virginia

    The Saints need to add a QB at some point. Kurt Benkert is the best QB available.


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  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Zachary Crabtree, OT, Oklahoma State

    The Steelers have shown they can make tall long tackles work perfectly in their offense. They get another one here after losing Hubbard to the Browns.


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  29. Buffalo Bills: Aaron Evans, G/OT, Central Florida

    The Buffalo Bills lost so much in their offensive line. They have to add multiple offensive linemen in this draft.


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  30. Minnesota Vikings: Quadree Henderson, WR/RB, Pittsburgh

    Minnesota gets some depth at receiver, running back, and a return specialist here. The Vikings address three needs with one pick here.


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  31. Seattle Seahawks: Quenton Meeks, CB, Stanford

    Seattle grabs another quality prospect to throw his hat into the CB competition. Many consider Meeks to be the top cornerback on Stanford and have him going a lot higher than this.


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  32. Philadelphia Eagles: Reginald McKenzie Jr., DL, Tennessee

    Philadelphia gets a defensive tackle for depth. Reginald McKenzie Jr. also known as Khalil McKenzie is the pick here.


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  33. Cincinnati Bengals: Bradley Bozeman, C, Alabama

    The Bengals grab Bozeman who can come in and start at center if they need him to. Bengals get one of the better centers with Bozmean this late.


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  34. Dallas Cowboys: Ade Aruna, EDGE, Tulane

    When you watch Tulane on tape Ade Aruna jumps off it with his speed. Dallas gets him here an at worst gets a core special teams player.


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  35. Green Bay Packers: Daurice Fountain, WR, Northern Iowa

    Packers give Aaron Rodgers another weapon after releasing his favorite this off-season. Daurice Fountain was one of the stars from the 2018 East West Shrine Game.


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  36. Oakland Raiders: Ian Thomas, TE, Indiana

    Ian Thomas could end up being the best tight end in the draft. If he went 2nd or 3rd round that wouldn't shock me, so getting him here is a steal for the Raiders.


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  37. Green Bay Packers: Kemoko Turay, EDGE, Rutgers

    I've probably typed this 100 times over now but, Green Bay. Defense. Rebuild.


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