NFL Draft 2019 Picks Tracker by Team: Results + Grades (Updated)

By Jason Guilbault | Apr 26, 2019, 12:32pm | Updated: 1 year ago

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Round 1

The first round wrapped up after several hours of country stars chiming in about their teams. We had a few surprises, but mostly it was offensive lineman and the defensive studs that dominated the draft. We had our first positional player go to Detroit, as T.J. Hockenson will try and actually give Detroit some value at the position. Kyler Murray was the favorite to go number one, and Arizona went that route. All eyes were on New York, as they selected Daniel Jones out of Duke. That left Dwayne Haskins going to Washington at 15.

Overall the 1st round of the draft went about as planned. Oakland’s three picks are highly questionable, and teams that needed offensive line help drafted those needs. The Los Angeles Chargers grabbed another stellar defensive pick, and their track record over the last few seasons cannot be questioned. Outside of the Giants pick, they landed two solid defensive prospects to replenish the lost bodies lost in the offseason. With the first round picks all wrapped up, it is going to leave plenty of wide receivers for the next two rounds, in addition to some still strong defensive players.

Overall Team Draft Grade + Analysis

Team	Grade	Analysis
Arizona Cardinals	A+	The A+ grade doesn't have much to do with the Kyler Murray pick. It has everything to do with what they got later on. Byron Murphy, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hakeem Butler, and Deionte Thompson were all names that could have went earlier than they did, but Arizona swooped them up.
Atlanta Falcons	B	Atlanta didn't have many picks to begin with, but they did have two first rounders. Both went to the offensive line. Not flashy picks, but great adds to the nucleus of an offense. They skipped Day 2, but landed Kendall Sheffield in the the fourth round. They need some development, but good pieces for a team that didn't have many needs.
Baltimore Ravens	B+	Baltimore looked to have a goal in this year's draft, which was giving Lamar Jackson some weapons. Marquise Brown is a major weapon, and Miles Boykin at 93 has potential to be a steal. In between they added Jaylon Ferguson who is interesting as a prospect.
Buffalo Bills	A	Buffalo was able to land a top defensive prospect at nine, in Ed Oliver. They then added Cody Ford out of Oklahoma, who is projected to be an above average tackle that could also play guard. They ended up taking high upside skill position players the next two rounds, and overall had a very strong draft.
Carolina Panthers	A-	I really like what Carolina did, getting a terrific defensive end in Brian Burns. They also grabbed a top tackle in Greg Little. At pick 100 Will Grier was their selection, who was a versatile quarterback at West Virginia.
Chciago Bears	B+	Chicago had their first round pick go to Kahlil Mack, and that was a win. They drafted David Montgomery, who has big potential. They also landed Riley Ridley as they look to bolster their skill position players. Chicago is already a well rounded team and targeted upside.
Cincinnati Bengals	B-	Cincinnati went out and got Jonah Williams to be an immediate help, but made an odd pick of Drew Sample in for round 2. That was an extreme reach. They made up for it grabbing Germaine Pratt, but the round 2 pick ultimately drops them down a few pegs.
Cleveland Browns	B+	Cleveland gave up their 17th overall pick for Odell Beckham Jr, and ended up getting one of the top corners in the draft, Greedy Williams. They continued to pound defense, and overall Mack Wilson is a name that has big value for a 5th rounder.
Dallas Cowboys	B	Dallas traded away their first round pick for Amari Cooper, so we can take that into consideration. Trysten Hill is a piece needed in the middle of that line, and they added some guard depth in Connor McGovern. Nothing flashy, but Dallas added some role pieces.
Denver Broncos	B+	There were two Iowa tight ends in the draft, and Denver grabbed the latter. Noah Fant is a potential strong receiving option moving forward. They had some second picks to pile up, grabbing Dalton Risner, and Drew Lock. It was a strong round two. Lot of potential in the future of Denver.
Detroit Lions	C+	A tight end at eight in this draft seems a little steep, especially with Detroit needing a lot on the defensive side. They did address some defensive picks in the later rounds, but Hockenson at 8 was not my favorite pick there. It has always been a down position in Detroit, and they still run that risk.
Green Bay Packers	B-	Green Bay took their first round pick to land a production-less OLB in Rashan Gary. Tons of upside, but we will need to see if that transitions into the NFL. Darnell Savage was a strong get especially with their need at safety. A guard and tight end proceeded, and overall there were some offensive weapons that might have helped more.
Houston Texans	C	Houston had to be rattled with Philly drafting Andre Dillard just a pick ahead, as they reached for Tytus Young. There was a major focus on the offensive line, and secondary. This was their first three picks, but none seem like major upgrades.
Indianapolis Colts	B+	Indy traded out of their first round pick to take another second in the draft. They ended up getting Rock Ya-Sin in the second round, Ben Banogu, and then Parris Campbell. All three have big potential to make an impact right away. I do believe Chris Ballard is weighting what grades analysts give to be higher.
Jacksonville Jaguars	A	Josh Allen falling to seven was fairly lucky, and we can probably thank Oakland for that. They then grabbed Jawaan Taylor in the second, and Josh Oliver in the third. All tremendous picks and focusing on what worked in their playoff run season.
Kansas City Chiefs	C+	KC did get Frank Clark for a majority of their picks, and then this led them to Mecole Hardman and Juan Thornhill early on. The Hill news is likely linked to the Hardman pick. Overall it wasn't a great haul for the Chiefs, but they got some depth at positions needed.
Los Angeles Chargers	B	Jerry Tillery will just add to an already dominating offensive line. They added another safety, and this defense is a strong suit. They did need an offensive tackle, and time will tell if Sioux Falls can fill that role. Overall the Chargers didn't have much positional needs, so hard to judge here.
Los Angeles Rams	B	The Rams didn't have much to work with, given there was no first round pick. They had their first pick at Taylor Rapp, who is a big safety that can hit. Darrell Henderson went at pick 70, and might be some Gurley insurance if his knee acts up further.
Miami Dolphins	B+	If we are factoring in that Miami landed Josh Rosen for next to nothing, then we can bump this up to an A. Christian Wilkins is an excellent pick at 13, and gives that defensive line an identity after losing so many names. There backend picks weren't as highly rated, but Michael Deiter and Andrew Van Ginkel have some potential to make an impact early.
Minnesota Vikings	B+	Minnesota took a center at 18, as their offensive line desperately needed help. They followed up with a Kyle Rudolph replacement at 50, taking Irv Smith. Marcus Epps will learn under one of the best, and have potential to come into his own in just a few years.
New England Patriots	A-	Arizona State's N'Keal Harry landed in New England, which is a perfect place for both sides. New England proceeded to add Joejuan Williams and Chase Winovich. Both are typical NE picks and in a draft where they loaded up, they filled out their draft with quality upside picks.
New Orleans Saints	C	Not much to talk about here, as the Saints drafted Erik McCoy at 48th overall with their first pick. Going back to back safeties after that is also not thrilling news either. The Saints have a fine core now, but didn't add much in this draft.
New York Giants	B	We can question the Daniel Jones pick all we want, but we need to move on. They gave up a lot this offseason, but grading their draft they had some quality picks. Dexter Lawrence was one of the many top DT picks. Deandre Baker in the second round, and then Julian Love a round later give them some help in the secondary. Ximines was also a nice pick with some potential to be a strong pass rusher.
New York Jets	A-	New York had a major need on the defensive end, and landed Quinnen Williams at number three. They also landed Jachai Polite at pick 68. Polite has major potential, and the Jets defense is already looking much improved.
Oakland Raiders	C+	Clelin Ferrell was a reach, and Josh Jacobs was a first round running back that was taken with better options on the board. I love the Jonathan Abram and Trayvon Mullen picks with their next two. This balances out their draft a little for me, but overall it was tough passing on Josh Allen and some of the other options.
Philadelphia Eagles	A	Really like the aggressiveness to move up ahead of Houston for Andre Dillard. He stands a chance to be the next great Eagles lineman, but also gives them some depth right away. They also took some shots on Miles Sanders and JJ Arcega-Whiteside to help get their offense going.
Pittsburgh Steelers	A-	Pittsburgh ended up moving up for Devin Bush, but it was still a solid pick. Diontae Johnson was an odd name given how many wideouts were left on the board. The big get for me was Justin Layne at 83. Tons of potential on the defensive side, which Pittsburgh needed to add to.
San Francisco 49ers	A	San Francisco took the best defensive player in the draft, and potential best player on both sides. They followed up with some receiver weapons, getting Deebo Samuel and Jalen Hurd. They passed on most notable wideout names, but Samuel has plenty of upside. San Francisco is building quickly.
Seattle Seahawks	A-	Seattle replaced Fred Clark, or at least hope to, with L.J. Collier. Just a few picks later they grabbed Marquise Blair. The big talking point is D.K. Metcalf at 64, going later than expected. Seattle has not had a dominant receiver of his size in years. Tons of upside for a no risk third round receiver pick.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	C+	Devin White has big potential as an inside linebacker, but I am still not fond of teams passing on Josh Allen. Sean Bunting was a solid get at corner, and they focused on adding to a weak secondary. With no need on the offensive side, they didn't flip the switch on defense like they could have.
Tennessee Titans	A	Tennessee had an underrated draft if you ask me. Jeffery Simmons is rehabbing from his ACL, and why not take a shot on a special talent. A.J. Brown fell to the second round and the Titans continue to take shots on wide receivers. Amani Hooker was a great late round safety get.
Washington Redskins	A	I am all aboard what Washington did in this draft. Got Dwayne Haskins after teams that needed a QB passed. Montez Sweat has huge upside if he is healthy, and then two premier skill position players in the next two rounds. Washington's defense is already strong, and they have quickly moved into a potential young and upcoming offense.

Draft Results: Picks by Team & Round + Grades

Round	Pick	Team	Player Selected	Position	College	Grade
1	1	Arizona Cardinals	Kyler Murray	QB	Oklahoma	B-
1	2	San Francisco 49ers	Nick Bosa	DE	Ohio State	A
1	3	New York Jets	Quinnen Williams	DT	Alabama	A
1	4	Oakland Raiders	Clelin Ferrell	DE	Clemson	D
1	5	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Devin White	LB	LSU	B-
1	6	New York Giants	Daniel Jones	QB	Duke	D
1	7	Jacksonville Jaguars	Josh Allen	EDGE	Kentucky	A +
1	8	Detroit Lions	T.J. Hockenson	TE	Iowa	C+
1	9	Buffalo Bills	Ed Oliver	DT	Houston	A
1	10	Pittsbrugh Steelers	Devin Bush	LB	Michigan	B+
1	11	Cincinnati Bengals	Jonah Williams	OT	Alabama	A-
1	12	Green Bay Packers	Rashan Gary	DE	Michigan	C
1	13	Miami Dolphins	Christian Wilkins	DT	Clemson	A
1	14	Atlanta Falcons	Chris Lindstrom	G	Boston College	B+
1	15	Washington Redskins	Dwayne Haskins	QB	Ohio State	A
1	16	Carolina Panthers	Brian Burns	EDGE	Florida State	B
1	17	New York Giants	Dexter Lawrence	DT	Clemson	B
1	18	Minnesota Vikings	Garrett Bradbury	C	NC State	B+
1	19	Tennessee Titans	Jeffery Simmons	DT	Mississippi State	A
1	20	Denver Broncos	Noah Fant	TE	Iowa	B-
1	21	Green Bay Packers	Darnell Savage	S	Maryland	B+
1	22	Philadelphia Eagles	Andre Dillard	OT	Washington State	B
1	23	Houston Texans	Tytus Howard	OT	Alabama State	C-
1	24	Oakland Raiders	Josh Jacobs	RB	Alabama	B-
1	25	Baltimore Ravens	Marquise Brown	WR	Oklahoma	B
1	26	Washington Redskins	Montez Sweat	EDGE	Mississippi State	B+
1	27	Oakland Raiders	Jonathan Abram	S	Mississippi State	B
1	28	Los Angeles Chargers	Jerry Tillery	DT	Notre Dame	A +
1	29	Seattle Seahawks	L.J. Collier	DE	TCU	B+
1	30	New York Giants	Deandre Baker	CB	Georgia	B
1	31	Atlanta Falcons	Kaleb Mcgary	OT	Washington	C
1	32	New England Patriots	N'Keal Harry	WR	Arizona State	B
2	33	Arizona Cardinals	Byron Murphy	CB	Washington	B+
2	34	Indianpolis Colts	Rock Ya-Sin	CB	Temple	B
2	35	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jawaan Taylor	OT	Florida	B+
2	36	San Francisco 49ers	Deebo Samuel	WR	South Carolina	B
2	37	Carolina Panthers	Greg Little	OT	Mississippi	A
2	38	Buffalo Bills	Cody Ford	OG	Oklahoma	A
2	39	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Sean Bunting	CB	Central Michigan	B
2	40	Oakland Raiders	Trayvon Mullen	CB	Clemson	C
2	41	Denver Broncos	Dalton Risner	OT	Kansas State	C+
2	42	Denver Broncos	Drew Lock	QB	Missouri	B
2	43	Detroit Lions	Jahlani Tavai	LB	Hawaii	B-
2	44	Green Bay Packers	Elton Jenkins	C	Mississippi State	B+
2	45	New England Patriots	Joejuan Williams	CB	Vanderbilt	B+
2	46	Cleveland Browns	Greedy Williams	CB	LSU	B
2	47	Seattle Seahawks	Marquise Blair	S	Utah	B-
2	48	New Orleans Saints	Erik McCoy	C	Texas A&M	B-
2	49	Indianpolis Colts	Ben Banougu	EDGE	TCU	C
2	50	Minnesota Vikings	Irv Smith Jr.	TE	Alabama	B
2	51	Tennessee Titans	A.J. Browns	WR	Mississippi	B+
2	52	Cincinnati Bengals	Drew Sample	TE	Washington	D
2	53	Philadelphia Eagles	Miles Sanders	RB	Penn State	B
2	54	Houston Texans	Lonnie Johnson	CB	Kentucky	B-
2	55	Houston Texans	Max Scharping	OT	Northern Illinois	B-
2	56	Kansas City Chiefs	Mecole Hardman	WR	Georgia	C+
2	57	Philadelphia Eagles	J.J. Arcega-Whiteside	WR	Stanford	C
2	58	Dallas Cowboys	Trysten Hill	DT	Central Florida	B+
2	59	Indianpolis Colts	Parris Campbell	WR	Ohio State	A
2	60	Los Angeles Chargers	Nasir Adderley	S	Delaware	B+
2	61	Los Angeles Rams	Taylor Rapp	S	Washington	B
2	62	Arizona Cardinals	Andy Isabella	WR	Massachusetts	B+
2	63	Kansas City Chiefs	Juan Thornhill	S	Virginia	A
2	64	Seattle Seahawks	D.K. Metcalf	WR	Mississippi	B
3	65	Arizona Cardinals	Zach Allen	DE	Boston College	B-
3	66	Pittsburgh Steelers	Diontae Johnson	WR	Toledo	C
3	67	San Francisco 49ers	Jalen Hurd	WR	Baylor	C-
3	68	New York Jets	Jachai Polite	EDGE	Florida	A-
3	69	Jacksonville Jaguars	Josh Oliver	TE	San Jose State	C
3	70	Los Angeles Rams	Darrell Henderson	RB	Memphis	B-
3	71	Denver Broncos	Dre'mont Jones	DT	Ohio State	B
3	72	Cincinnati Bengals	Germaine Pratt	LB	NC State	D
3	73	Chicago Bears	David Montgomery	RB	Iowa State	C
3	74	Buffalo Bills	Devin Singletary	RB	Florida Atlantic	C+
3	75	Green Bay Packers	Jace Sternberger	TE	Texas A&M	C
3	76	Washington Redskins	Terry Mclaurin	WR	Ohio State	B-
3	77	New England Patriots	Chase Winovich	EDGE	Michigan	B+
3	78	Miami Dolphins	Michael Deiter	OG	Wisconsin	B
3	79	Los Angeles Rams	David Long	CB	Michigan	B
3	80	Cleveland Browns	Sione Takitaki	LB	BYU	C+
3	81	Detroit Lions	Will Harris	S	Boston College	C+
3	82	Tennessee Titans	Nate Davis	OG	North Carolina-Charlot	C
3	83	Pittsburgh Steelers	Justin Layne	CB	Michigan State	A
3	84	Kansas City Chiefs	Khalen Saunders	DT	Western Illinois	B
3	85	Baltimore Ravens	Jaylon Ferguson	EDGE	Louisiana Tech	B
3	86	Houston Texans	Kahale Warring	TE	San Diego State	A
3	87	New England Patriots	Damien Harris	RB	Alabama	C
3	88	Seattle Seahawks	Cody Barton	LB	Utah	C+
3	89	Indianpolis Colts	Bobby Okereke	LB	Stanford	C
3	90	Dallas Cowboys	Connor McGovern	OG	Penn State	C+
3	91	Los Angeles Chargers	Trey Pipkins	OT	Sioux Falls	B
3	92	New York Jets	Chuma Odoga	OT	USC	B
3	93	Baltimore Ravens	Miles Boykin	WR	Notre Dame	A
3	94	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jamel Dean	CB	Auburn	B+
3	95	New York Giants	Oshane Ximines	EDGE	Old Dominion	B-
3	96 (Compensatory)	Buffalo Bills	Dawson Knox	TE	Mississippi	B
3	97 (Compensatory)	Los Angeles Rams	Bobby Evans	OT	Oklahoma	C+
3	98 (Compensatory)	Jacksonville Jaguars	Quincy Williams	S	Murray State	C-
3	99 (Compensatory)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Mike Edwards	S	Kentucky	C-
3	100 (Compensatory)	Carolina Panthers	Will Grier	QB	West Virginia	C
3	101 (Compensatory)	New England Patriots	Yodny Cajuste	OT	West Virginia	C+
3	102 (Compensatory)	Minnesota Vikings	Alexander Mattison	RB	Boise State	C
4	103	Arizona Cardinals	Hakeem Butler	WR	Iowa State	A+
4	104	Cincinnati Bengals	Ryan Finley	QB	NC State	C+
4	105	New Orleans Saints	Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Jr.	S	Florida	B+
4	106	Oakland Raiders	Maxx Crosby	EDGE	Eastern Michigan	B
4	107	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Anthony Nelson	DE	Iowa	B+
4	108	New York Giants	Julian Love	CB	Notre Dame	A
4	109	Indianapolis Colts	Khari Willis	S	Michigan State	D
4	110	San Francisco 49ers	Mitch Wishnowsky	P	Utah	F
4	111	Atlanta Falcons	Kendall Sheffield	CB	Ohio State	C
4	112	Washington Redskins	Bryce Love	RB	Stanford	B
4	113	Baltimore Ravens	Justice Hill	RB	Oklahoma State	B
4	114	Minnesota Vikings	Dru Samia	G	Oklahoma	A-
4	115	Carolina Panthers	Christian Miller	EDGE	Alabama	B+
4	116	Tennessee Titans	Amani Hooker	S	Iowa	A
4	117	Detroit Lions	Austin Bryant	DE	Clemson	C
4	118	New England Patriots	Hjalte Froholdt	G	Arkansas	B+
4	119	Cleveland Browns	Sheldrick Redwine	S	Miami	B
4	120	Seattle Seahawks	Gary Jennings	WR	West Virginia	B-
4	121	New York Jets	Trevon Wesco	TE	West Virginia	D
4	122	Pittsburgh Steelers	Benny Snell	RB	Kentucky	C+
4	123	Baltimore Ravens	Ben Powers	G	Oklahoma	C+
4	124	Seattle Seahawks	Phil Haynes	G	Wake Forest	A+
4	125	Cincinnati Bengals	Renell Wren	DT	Arizona State	B
4	126	Chicago Bears	Riley Ridley	WR	Georgia	C
4	127	Baltimore Ravens	Iman Marshall	CB	USC	B
4	128	Dallas Cowboys	Tony Pollard	RB	Memphis	C
4	129	Oakland Raiders	Isaiah Johnson	CB	Houston	C+
4	130	Los Angeles Chargers	Drue Tranquill	LB	Notre Dame	B+
4	131	Washington Redskins	Wes Martin	OG	Indiana	D
4	132	Seattle Seahawks	Ugo Amadi	CB	Oregon	C-
4	133	New England Patriots	Jarrett Stidham	QB	Auburn	C
4	134	Los Angeles Rams	Greg Gaines	DT	Washington	C+
4	135 (Compensatory)	Atlanta Falcons	John Cominsky	DE	Charleston (WV)	D
4	136 (Compensatory)	Cincinnati Bengals	Michael Jordan	OG	Ohio State	C
4	137 (Compensatory)	Oakland Raiders	Foster Moreau	TE	LSU	C
4	138 (Compensatory)	Philadelphia Eagles	Shareef Miller	EDGE	Penn State	C
5	139	Arizona Cardinals	Deionte Thompson	S	Alabama	A
5	140	Jacksonville Jaguars	Ryquell Armstead	RB	Temple	B
5	141	Pittsburgh Steelers	Zach Gentry	TE	Michigan	C-
5	142	Seattle Seahawks	Ben Burr-Kirven	LB	Washington	B+
5	143	New York Giants	Ryan Connelly	LB	Wisconsin	C+
5	144	Indianpolis Colts	Marvell Tell	S	USC	C
5	145	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Matt Gay	K	Utah	D-
5	146	Detroit Lions	Amani Oruwariye	CB	Penn State	B+
5	147	Buffalo Bills	Vosean Joseph	LB	Florida	B+
5	148	San Francisco 49ers	Dre Greenlaw	LB	Arkansas	C
5	149	Oakland Raiders	Hunter Renfrow	WR	Clemson	C
5	150	Green Bay Packers	Kingsley Keke	DE	Texas A&M	B-
5	151	Miami Dolphins	Andrew Van Ginkel	LB	Wisconsin	B
5	152	Atlanta Falcons	Qadree Ollison	RB	Pittsburgh	C
5	153	Washington Redskins	Ross Pierschbacher	C	Alabama	D
5	154	Carolina Panthers	Jordan Scarlett	RB	Florida	B
5	155	Cleveland Browns	Mack Wilson	LB	Alabama	A-
5	156	Denver Broncos	Justin Hollins	EDGE	Oregon	B+
5	157	New York Jets	Blake Cashman	LB	Minnesota	B+
5	158	Dallas Cowboys	Michael Jackson	CB	Miami	D
5	159	New England Patriots	Byron Cowart	DT	Maryland	D
5	160	Baltimore Ravens	Daylon Mack	DT	Texas A&M	B
5	161	Houston Texans	Charles Omenihu	DE	Texas	B+
5	162	Minnesota Vikings	Cameron Smith	LB	USC	C+
5	163	New England Patriots	Jacob Bailey	P	Stanford	D
5	164	Indianpolis Colts	E.J. Speed	LB	Tarleton State	F
5	165	Dallas Cowboys	Joe Jackson	DE	Miami	B-
5	166	Los Angeles Chargers	Easton Stick	QB	North Dakota State	C+
5	167	Philadelphia Eagles	Clayton Horson	QB	Northwestern	B+
5	168	Tennessee Titans	D'andre Walker	EDGE	Georgia	B
5	169	Los Angeles Rams	David Edwards	OT	Wisconsin	C+
5	170	Cleveland Browns	Austin Seibert	K	Oklahoma	D+
5	171 (Compensatory)	New York Giants	Darius Slayton	WR	Auburn	B-
5	172 (Compensatory)	Atlanta Falcons	Jordan Miller	CB	Washington	B+
5	173 (Compensatory)	Washington Redskins	Cole Holcomb	LB	North Carolina	B-
6	174	Arizona Cardinals	Keesean Johnson	WR	Fresno State	B
6	175	Pittsburgh Steelers	Sutton Smith	EDGE	Northern Illinois	C
6	176	San Francisco 49ers	Kaden Smith	TE	Stanford	C+
6	177	New Orleans Saints	Saquon Hampton	S	Rutgers	B
6	178	Jacksonville Jaguars	Gardner Minshew	QB	Washington State	C-
6	179	Arizona Cardinals	Lamont Gaillard	C	Georgia	B+
6	180	New York Giants	Corey Ballentine	CB	Washburn	C+
6	181	Buffalo Bills	Jaquan Johnson	S	Miami	A
6	182	Cincinnati Bengals	Trayveon Williams	RB	Texas A&M	C
6	183	San Francisco 49ers	Justin Skule	OT	Vanderbilt	C-
6	184	Detroit Lions	Travis Fulgham	WR	Old Dominion	C
6	185	Green Bay Packers	Ka'dar Hollman	CB	Toledo	C
6	186	Detroit Lions	Ty Johnson	RB	Maryland	C+
6	187	Denver Broncos	Juwann Winfree	WR	Colorado	B-
6	188	Tennessee Titans	David Long	LB	West Virginia	B-
6	189	Cleveland Browns	Drew Forbes	OG	Southeast Missouri St.	B
6	190	Minnesota Vikings	Armon Watts	DT	Arkansas	A-
6	191	Minnesota Vikings	Marcus Epps	S	Wyoming	B+
6	192	Pittsburgh Steelers	Isaiah Buggs	DT	Alabama	D
6	193	Minnesota Vikings	Olisaemeka Udoh	OT	Elon	B
6	194	Green Bay Packers	Dexter Williams	RB	Notre Dame	B+
6	195	Houston Texans	Xavier Crawford	CB	Central Michigan	C
6	196	New York Jets	Blessuan Austin	CB	Rutgers	C
6	197	Baltimore Ravens	Trace Mcsorley	QB	Penn State	C
6	198	San Francisco 49ers	Tim Harris	CB	Virginia	C+
6	199	Indianapolis Colts	Gerri Green	EDGE	Mississippi State	C
6	200	Los Angeles Chargers	Emeke Egbule	LB	Houston	B+
6	201	Kansas City Chiefs	Rashad Fenton	CB	South Carolina	D
6	202	Miami Dolphins	Isaiah Prince	OT	Ohio State	B+
6	203	Atlanta Falcons	Marcus Green	WR	Louisiana-Monroe	C
6	204	Seattle Seahawks	Travis Homer	RB	Miami	B
6	205	Chicago Bears	Duke Shelley	CB	Kansas State	B
6	206 (Compensatory)	Washington Redskins	Kelvin Harmon	WR	NC State	A+
6	207 (Compensatory)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ulysees Gilbert	LB	Akron	C
6	208 (Compensatory)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Scott Miller	WR	Bowling Green State	C-
6	209 (Compensatory)	Seattle Seahawks	Demarcus Christmas	DT	Florida State	C+
6	210 (Compensatory)	Cincinnati Bengals	Deshaun Davis	LB	Auburn	C
6	211 (Compensatory)	Cincinnati Bengals	Rodney Anderson	RB	Oklahoma	C_
6	212 (Compensatory)	Carolina Panthers	Dennis Daley	OT	South Carolina	B+
6	213 (Compensatory)	Dallas Cowboys	Donovan Wilson	S	Texas A&M	C
6	214 (Compensatory)	Kansas City Chiefs	Darwin Thompson	RB	Utah State	B-
7	215	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Terry Beckner Jr.	DT	Missouri	B
7	216	Kansas City Chiefs	Nick Allegretti	OG	Illinois	C-
7	217	Minnesota Vikings	Kris Boyd	CB	Texas	A
7	218	Dallas Cowboys	Mike Weber	RB	Ohio State	C+
7	219	Pittsburgh Steelers	Derwin Gray	OT	Maryland	C+
7	220	Houston Texans	Cullen Gillaspia	RB	Texas A&M	D
7	221	Cleveland Browns	Donnie Lewis	CB	Tulane	B
7	222	Chicago Bears	Kerrith Whyte	RB	Florida Atlantic	B
7	223	Cincinnati Bengals	Jordan Brown	CB	South Dakota State	B
7	224	Detroit Lions	Isaac Nauta	TE	Georgia	C+
7	225	Buffalo Bills	Darryl Johnson	EDGE	North Carolina A&T	B+
7	226	Green Bay Packers	Ty Summers	LB	TCU	B
7	227	Washington Redskins	Jimmy Moreland	CB	James Madison	C+
7	228	Buffalo Bills	Tommy Sweeney	TE	Boston College	C+
7	229	Detroit Lions	P.J. Johnson	DT	Arizona	B
7	230	Oakland Raiders	Quinton Bell	EDGE	Prairie View A&M	C-
7	231	New Orleans Saints	Alize Mack	TE	Notre Dame	B+
7	232	New York Giants	George Asafo-Adjei	OT	Kentucky	C
7	233	Miami Dolphins	Chandler Cox	RB	Auburn	C-
7	234	Miami Dolphins	Myles Gaskin	RB	Washington	B+
7	235	Jacksonville Jaguars	Dontavius Russell	DT	Auburn	C
7	236	Seattle Seahawks	John Ursua	WR	Hawaii	C+
7	237	Carolina Panthers	Terry Godwin	WR	Georgia	B-
7	238	Chicago Bears	Stephen Denmark	CB	Valdosta State	B+
7	239	Minnesota Vikings	Dillon Mitchell	WR	Oregon	B+
7	240	Indianpolis Colts	Jackson Barton	OT	Utah	B
7	241	Dallas Cowboys	Jalen Jelks	EDGE	Oregon	B-
7	242	Los Angeles Chargers	Cortez Broughton	DT	Cincinnati	A
7	243	Los Angeles Rams	Nick Scott	S	Penn State	C-
7	244	New Orleans Saints	Kaden Elliss	LB	Idaho	B
7	245	New York Giants	Chris Slayton	DT	Syracuse	B
7	246	Indianapolis Colts	Javon Patterson	C	Mississippi	C+
7	247 (Compensatory)	Minnesota Vikings	Olabisi Johnson	WR	Colorado State	C-
7	248 (Compensatory)	Arizona Cardinals	Joshua Miles	OT	Morgan State	C
7	249 (Compensatory)	Arizona Cardinals	Michael Dogbe	DE	Temple	B+
7	250 (Compensatory)	Minnesota Vikings	Austin Cutting	LS	Air Force	D
7	251 (Compensatory)	Los Angeles Rams	Dakota Allen	LB	Texas Tech	C
7	252 (Compensatory)	New England Patriots	Ken Webster	CB	Mississippi	C+
7	253 (Compensatory)	Washington Redskins	Jordan Brailford	EDGE	Oklahoma State	C
7	254 (Compensatory)	Arizona Cardinals	Caleb Wilson	TE	UCLA	C+

Round 1 Draft Winners

The Buffalo Bills were big winners in the first round, as Ed Oliver slipped to them at number nine. They didn’t have to trade up, which is why this pick is rated so high. We need to stop the comparisons to Aaron Donald, but he is going to be an excellent addition to the Bills line. Staying at the same position, Miami landed another Clemson talent, Christian Wilkins. This is a tremendous grab for a Dolphins team that is rumored to trade for Josh Rosen too. Giving up a second round pick for Rosen and landing Wilkins in the first is a great start to the rebuild.

There are a few that like Dwayne Haskins as the number one quarterback for the draft class, and I am onboard. He slid past a few QB needy teams, and fell to Washington. The Redskins also traded with the Colts for their 26th overall pick. They took Montez Sweat, who had heart concerns which caused the drop. However, if everything is okay, Washington just picked up a top ten defensive player in the draft.

Los Angeles took Jerry Tillery with the 28th pick out of Notre Dame. Tillery is a beast of a defensive tackle, and fits right in this Chargers line with Bosa and Ingram. The Chargers have been hitting on recent draft picks for the defensive side, as Derwin James was last year’s selection.

Round 1 Draft Losers

New York is a weird team to call losers, because the Dexter Lawrence pick at 17 and Deandre Baker pick at 30 were really strong. However, taking Daniel Jones out of Duke was all too laughable for a team that has been making mistake after mistake in the offseason. With Josh Allen still on the board, the Giants would have been better off going there. The Packers had two first round picks, and one I like. With the 12 pick, they took Rashan Gary out of Michigan. He is an athletic talent, but production wasn’t really there at Michigan. This is a boom or bust pick for me at 12, unlike Darnell Savage at 21, where he has a ton of upside and is an immediate need.

Andre Dillard had to be Houston’s top pick, and Philadelphia swooped in taking him at 22 after trading up ahead. This lead to Houston Tytus Howard being taken out of Alabama State. There were better lineman on the board, and Howard is going to jump into a team desperate for protection of their franchise quarterback. Not thrilled with this one.

Oakland had three first round picks to start the night, and reached on their first one. Clelin Ferrell is a special talent, and was a projected first rounder. However, he was not projected to go in the first five. They took Jonathan Abram late in the draft, which was a desperate need, and he can add some fire to the back of the secondary. We know Oakland needs a lot to fill their roster. The Josh Jacobs move was questionable given so many defensive players still on the table that I would take over him. Factoring in what they have given up to get these guys, not a fan at the moment.

Round 1 Biggest Surprises

Haskins slipping to 15 is somewhat of a surprise for me, as Miami, Cincinnati, and New York were all teams ahead in need of a quarterback. Washington has been searching for their guy, and you can tell he is already ready to roll teams that passed on him. He is looking at you New York. Detroit taking a tight end is shocking. But, when you look at Detroit’s history of taking pass-catchers in general, maybe it isn’t. With so much defensive talent that Detroit needs, passing on them for a tight end is suspect. This is nothing against T.J. Hockenson, but Detroit had higher priorities that needed filling.

I love the Tennessee pick of Jeffery Simmons, and was actually surprised to see Tennessee take him. He will need to rehab an ACL injury, but is an excellent interior defender. The reason why this is a surprise is I had a feeling the Titans were either going to trade down, or just add a wideout trying to hit once again after years of missing.

Round 2

There was a lot of talent still to be selected heading into Round 2, and Arizona jumped all over Byron Murphy out of Washington. This adds on the other side of Patrick Peterson, or to replace Peterson if traded at some point. The Colts might have drafted Murphy, taking Rock Ya-Sin just a pick after. It was a more popular day for the cornerbacks, as Greedy Williams. Sean Bunting, and Trayvon Millen all went. The Broncos added Drew Lock out of Missouri, who has potential to be a starter sooner rather than later. Some wideouts went late in the second round. A.J. Brown is going to Tennessee, and D.K. Metcalf is headed to Seattle. Andy Isabella and Parris Campbell were also steals late in the second round. Lot of upside for these names, especially for where they went.

Round 3

More wideouts went early in the third round, as Diontae Johnson and Jalen Hurd went two and three. It was a bit surprising given there were still a few names left. Miles Boykin out of Notre Dame went to Baltimore with the 29th pick of the third round. We had more pass-catching tight ends go, and then some fillers on the defensive side. Pittsburgh nabbed Justin Layne out of Michigan State which was a tremendous get for where they grabbed him. A couple of running backs went, as Chicago and Buffalo both added depth. The Rams and Patriots also added backs to their roster. New York landed Jachai Polite out of Florida, which could end up being the steal for them as they needed an outside rusher.

Impact Fantasy Football Rookies

Ok, the 2019 NFL Schedule is set and we have Fantasy Replacements covered in our Bye Weeks Schedule 2019 article. Next up is looking at the fantasy viability of the NFL Rookies. We saw some serious production out of Saquon Barkley in 2018. We had a couple of pass-catchers selected late, and wideouts will be moving more in round two. But, at the moment N’Keal Harry jumps into a great situation in New England. Chris Hogan and Rob Gronkowski leave a lot of uncollected targets. Harry has tremendous athleticism, and moves into a great system for him to thrive early on. At the moment, he is going to be the highest projected fantasy rookie at the position. Marquise Brown is going to be a home run threat for Lamar Jackson, but in terms of consistency, this was not the place for him. He will take a fantasy hit playing in Baltimore.

Both tight ends will move into teams that desperately needed help for their quarterbacks. Noah Fant going to Denver has potential in the long run, but with an average passing game and quarterback in place, it might take some time. Tight ends have struggled in Detroit, but T.J. Hockenson is going to jump into a situation where he can make an immediate impact. He also has a better QB situation than his Iowa teammate Noah Fant. Josh Jacobs was the top running back in the draft, but not a significant athletic profile. Oakland needed a workhorse back, and Jacobs can fill that role. Isaiah Crowell and him might split time, but Jacobs role in the passing game and picking up blitzes gives him a pretty big edge for getting snaps.

Kyler Murray is looking like the guy in Arizona, as Rosen is likely to be traded. His big play upside should transfer over to the NFL, and his legs will give him more fantasy upside. He plays in an extremely tough division however, and the Cardinals offensive line isn’t in great shape. His playmaking ability will desperately be needed. Washington doesn’t have a lot of playmakers around Haskins at the moment, and he won’t be a top fantasy arm just yet.

Jason Guilbault

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