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Tony Mario's 2018 NFL Mock Draft: 7 Rounds
Round 6
Tony Mario Last Updated: April 25, 2018.
Cleveland Browns: Cedrick Wilson, WR, Boise State 
- Cleveland gets a wide receiver for depth and Boise State wide receiver Cedrick Wilson is the best player on the board. He dropped a lot of passes in the 2018 NFL Combine which was one of his issues on tape at Boise State.
- This film session with Cedrick Wilson was just awful. There is a good reason why this guy fell to the sixth round.
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Los Angeles Rams: Greg Senat, RT, Wagner 
- The Rams use this pick from the Giants to get a second offensive tackle who may be able to start at right tackle. With Rob Havenstein still starting at right tackle, the Rams get a backup right tackle hoping he can push or supplant Havenstein for the starting right tackle job across from Andrew Whitworth and the backup left tackle I mocked to the Rams in Timon Parris.
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Houston Texans: Rod Taylor, RT, Ole Miss 
- Rod Taylor got arrested for shoplifting in a Walmart. The Texans offensive line is so dire that they look past that hoping to get a steal.
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Indianapolis Colts: R.J. McIntosh, DT, Miami FL 
- Indianapolis gets a defensive tackle for depth here. R.J. McIntosh is a nice depth option in the sixth round.
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New York Jets: Rashaan Gaulden, CB, Tennessee 
- New York gets a cornerback for depth here. One player I really like as a backup is Rashaan Gaulden who is capable of playing everywhere on the secondary despite being someone I project as a backup in the NFL.
- Gaulden is underrated. He held his own on tape versus Calvin Ridley.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Zach Sieler, RE, Ferris State 
- Tampa Bay grabs a defensive end for depth here. Zach Sieler is a elite run stuffer. He had 29.5 tackles for a loss in 2016 and 21 tackles for a loss in 2017 despite a drop off in sacks. Tampa Bay may grab Sieler to add depth at defensive end behind Vinny Curry, Jason Pierre-Paul, and Noah Spence.
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Chicago Bears: Jeremy Reaves, FS, South Alabama 
- Chicago grabs a safety for depth here. Jeremy Reaves is someone who could come into Chicago and perhaps even push for the starting free safety job. At the very worst he's a backup safety.
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Arizona Cardinals: Bo Scarbrough, RB, Alabama 
- Arizona gets a running back for depth here. Bo Scarbrough is someone they may consider late in the draft.
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Los Angeles Rams: Jester Weah, WR, Pittsburgh
- The Los Angeles Rams have Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp as their top two targets. Jester Weah provides some depth and competition for Josh Reynolds who the Rams got out of Texas A&M in the 2017 NFL Draft.
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San Francisco 49ers: Dalton Schultz, TE, Stanford 
- San Francisco grabs another tight end to pair up with George Kittle. Kittle was a pass catching tight end. Schultz is more of a blocking tight end, but he compliments Kittle well.
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Oakland Raiders: Mike Love, LE, South Florida 
- Oakland grabs a defensive end for depth here. Mike Love is a nice addition for Oakland in the sixth round.
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Green Bay Packers: Tyler Conklin, TE, Central Michigan 
- The Packers get a tight end to compliment Jimmy Graham. Tyler Conklin has the talent to start down the road. Learning under Jimmy Graham is a best case scenario for Conklin.
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Buffalo Bills: Cam Serigne, TE, Wake Forest 
- Buffalo grabs a tight end for depth. Cam Serigne provides fantastic value in the sixth round.
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Cleveland Browns: Ja'Von Rolland-Jones, ROLB, Arkansas State
- Cleveland adds more depth at outside linebacker. Ja'Von Rolland-Jones provides a pass rushing outside linebacker for Cleveland that they can use for depth with their final pick.
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New Orleans Saints: Fred Warner, LOLB, BYU 
- New Orleans adds middle linebacker depth here. Fred Warner is a great addition for the Saints in the sixth round.
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Baltimore Ravens: Damon Webb, FS, Ohio State 
- Baltimore takes the best player on the board. Damon Webb is someone who could play both strong safety or free safety, plus he gives the Ravens safety depth.
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Los Angeles Chargers: Parry Nickerson, CB, Tulane 
- The Los Angeles Chargers draft a cornerback for depth. Parry Nickerson is fast and Baker Mayfield went 0/4 when throwing towards Nickeson in Oklahoma's win over Tulane.
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Dallas Cowboys: Nyheim Hines, RB, North Carolina State 
- Dallas adds depth at running back. Nyheim Hines is the fastest running back in the draft.
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Dallas Cowboys: David Wells, TE, San Diego State
- Dallas grabs the top tight end on the board. David Wells provides depth behind Jason Witten.
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Los Angeles Rams: Kylie Fitts, 3-4 ROLB, Utah
- Kylie Fitts has durability issues. He's still the best pass rusher on the board and that's the sad thing though.
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Los Angeles Rams: Justin Jackson, RB, Northwestern
- Los Angeles grabs a running back for depth. Justin Jackson had four consecutive seasons of 1,000 rushing yards at Northwestern and he'd make an awesome change of pace running back behind Todd Gurley.
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Kansas City Chiefs: Antonio Callaway, WR, Florida 
- The Chiefs take a flyer on Antonio Callaway here. I think this is one team that could look past the off the field stuff hoping to get Tyreek Hill like value.
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Carolina Panthers: Jaylen Samuels, FB, North Carolina State
- Jaylen Samuels can play fullback, tight end, or running back. He provides nice versatility and value for Carolina here in the sixth round.
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New England Patriots: Jordan Akins, TE, Central Florida 
- The Patriots get a tight end for depth who could come in and make an impact as a rookie behind Rob Gronkowski since Dwayne Allen hardly did anything. Jordan Aikns is the top tight end on the board too.
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Tennessee Titans: J.T. Barrett, QB, Ohio State
- Tennessee gets a backup for Marcus Mariota. J.T. Barrett seems like the ideal backup quarterback for this new regime in Tennessee.
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Atlanta Falcons: Justin Lawler, LE, SMU 
- Atlanta gets one more pass rusher for depth here. Justin Lawler may be talented enough to start down the road. For now Atlanta drafts him as a backup 4-3 left end for depth.
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New Orleans Saints: Daurice Fountain, WR, Northern Iowa
- The Saints get depth at wide receiver here. Daurice Fountain had a very strong week at the 2018 East West Shrine Game.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jamil Demby, LT, Maine
- Tampa Bay gets the top offensive lineman on the board. Jamil Demby may be talented enough to take the left tackle job from Donovan Smith who has just sucked. At the very worst Demby provides some quality insurance for Tampa Bay on the offensive line.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: Duke Dawson, CB, Florida
- Jacksonville gets another cornerback for depth that can compete for a quarter cornerback spot and potentially push Jalen Myrick for the dime role. Taking Duke Dawson out of Florida just seems like such a Jaguars thing to do.
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Minnesota Vikings: Cody O'Connell, LG, Washington State 
- Minnesota gets a left guard for depth here. Cody O'Connell seems like a good pick for a team that desperately needs more guard help.
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Washington Redskins: Josh Adams, RB, Notre Dame 
- The Redskins get depth at running back. Josh Adams could be a great value pick this late in the draft.
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Philadelphia Eagles: Jake Wieneke, WR, South Dakota State 
- Philadelphia gets a wide receiver for depth here. Jake Wieneke is a big target that can be an asset in the shot and medium passing game. He struggled with catching deep passes at the 2018 NFL Combine and that's why its hard to see him going before this spot in the late sixth round.
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Green Bay Packers: Tracy Walker, SS, Louisiana-Lafayette
- Green Bay got this compensation pick at 207 thanks to Jared Cook signing with Oakland. Tracy Walker can play nickel cornerback, strong safety, or free safety with his versatility giving Green Bay more depth in their secondary.
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Dallas Cowboys: TeGray Scales, MLB, Indiana
- Dallas got this compensation pick at 208 thanks to Morris Claiborne signing with the New York Jets. TeGray Scales would be a nice depth pick for Dallas here.
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Miami Dolphins: Mark Walton, RB, Miami FL
- Kansas City got this compensation pick at 209 thanks to Nick Foles signing with Philadelphia. Miami now owns this pick though. Mark Walton is right in the Dolphins backyard and gives the Dolphins depth at running back.
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New England Patriots: Siran Neal, SS, Jacksonville State
- Oakland got this compensation pick at 210 thanks to Latavius Murray signing with Minnesota. Oakland sent this pick to New England in the Cordarrelle Patterson trade.
- New England adds a defensive back with the versatility to play field cornerback, strong safety, free safety, or boundary cornerback here. Siran Neal is quite a bargain and the Patriots will fall in love with his versatility here.
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Houston Texans: Grant Haley, CB, Penn State
- Houston got this compensation pick at 211 thanks to John Simon signing with Indianapolis. I'm giving Houston a player from the school Bill O'Brien used to coach.
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Oakland Raiders: Nick Washington, FS, Florida
- Oakland got this compensation pick at 212 thanks to Malcolm Smith signing with San Francisco. Nick Washington gives Oakland safety depth late in this draft.
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Minnesota Vikings: Trey Quinn, WR, SMU
- Minnesota got this compensation pick at 213 thanks to Cordarrelle Patterson signing with Oakland. Minnesota gets a better route runner at wide receiver with this pick they got for Oakland signing Patterson.
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Houston Texans: Keke Coutee, WR, Texas Tech
- Houston got this compensation pick at 214 thanks to Quintin Demps signing with Chicago. I'm giving Houston a Texas Tech wide receiver for depth here.
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Baltimore Ravens: Taylor Hearn, LG, Clemson
- Baltimore got this compensation pick at 215 thanks to Lawrence Guy signing with New England. Taylor Hearn gives Baltimore left guard depth that they need.
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Oakland Raiders: Marquez Valdes-Scantling, WR, South Florida
- Oakland got this compensation pick at 216 thanks to D.J. Hayden signing with Detroit. Marquez Vlades-Scantling can be a nice special teams player for Oakland this late.
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Oakland Raiders: Dimitri Flowers, FB, Oklahoma
- Oakland got this compensation pick at 217 thanks to Nate Allen signing with Miami. Oakland gets the top fullback in the 2018 NFL Draft here after trading their star fullback to the Cowobys.
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Minnesota Vikings: Taron Johnson, CB, Weber State
- Minnesota got this compensation pick at 218 thanks to Andre Smith signing with Cincinnati. Taron Johnson gives Minnesota cornerback depth to wrap up the sixth round.
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