Draft Order NFL: 2017 NFL Draft Order 185. Cleveland Browns 1-15-0, 186. Baltimore Ravens (from San Francisco 49ers) 2-14-0, 187. Jacksonville Jaguars 3-13-0, 188. Cleveland Browns (from Chicago Bears) 3-13-0, 189. Los Angeles Rams 4-12-0, 190. Los Angeles Chargers 5-11-0, 191. New York Jets 5-11-0, 192. Carolina Panthers 6-10-0, 193. Cincinnati Bengals 6-9-1, 194. Philadelphia Eagles 7-9-0, 195. Buffalo Bills 7-9-0, 196. New Orleans Saints 7-9-0, 197. Arizona Cardinals 7-8-1, 198. San Francisco 49ers (from Baltimore Ravens) 8-8-0, 199. Minnesota Vikings 8-8-0, 200. New England Patriots (from Indianapolis Colts) 8-8-0, 201. Washington Redskins 8-7-1, 202. San Francisco 49ers (from Denver Broncos) 9-7-0, 203. Denver Broncos (from Tennessee Titans) 9-7-0, 204. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9-7-0, 205. Detroit Lions 9-7-0, 206. Los Angeles Rams (from Miami Dolphins) 10-6-0, 207. New York Giants 11-5-0, 208. Oakland Raiders 12-4-0, 209. Washington Redskins from (Houston Texans) 9-7-0, 210. Seattle Seahawks 10-5-1, 211. Dallas Cowboys 13-3-0, 212. Green Bay Packers 10-6-0, 213. Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5-0, 214. Tennessee Titans from (Atlanta Falcons) 11-5-0, 215. Detroit Lions from (New England Patriots) 14-2-0, 216. Kansas City Chiefs (Compensation Pick), 217. Cincinnati Bengals (Compensation Pick), 218. Kansas City Chiefs (Compensation Pick)


Mark Sciubba's 2017 NFL Mock Draft: 7 Rounds




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  1. Cleveland Browns: Chase Roullier, OL, Wyoming

    Building up the O line is a clear priority for the Browns. Roullier can be a key backup and possible starter.


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  2. Baltimore Ravens: Aviante Collins, OL, TCU

    Collins is an amazing athlete for his size and Ravens have a good track record of developing offensive lineman.


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  3. Jacksonville Jaguars: Ben Braden, OL, Michigan

    New HC Doug Marrone is a O Line specialist so I can see the Jaguars adding multiple offensive linemen in the draft.


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  4. Cleveland Browns: Steven Taylor, LB, Houston

    Taylor can be a backup and core special teams guy year one for the Browns.


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  5. Los Angeles Rams: Shelton Gibson, WR, West Virginia

    West Virginia had a great year in the Big 12 thanks to the effort and talents of guys like Gibson.


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  6. Los Angeles Chargers: Erik Magnuson, OL, Michigan

    The Chargers offensive line is nothing to write home about. They need to add some talent there.


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  7. New York Jets: Javarius Leamon, OL, South Carolina State

    Whoever is the Jets QB next year needs better protection. Bringing in competition on the OL will help make that happen.


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  8. Carolina Panthers: Noble Nwachku, EDGE, West Virginia

    The Panthers need to get better defensive ends to compliment their fantastic defensive tackles.


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  9. Cincinnati Bengals: Boom Williams, RB, Kentucky

    Boom Williams is one of my favorite sleeper running backs in this class. He could compete to take away some touches from the Bengals starting duo and maybe return kicks.


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  10. Philadelphia Eagles: Julie'n Davenport, OL, Bucknell

    Davenport has fans in the scouting community who think he can be a franchise LT eventually. He's worth a shot here.


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  11. Buffalo Bills: Eric Saubert, TE, Drake

    The Bills add an athletic tight end late to compete for the starting job.


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  12. New Orleans Saints: Matt Milano, LB, Boston College

    Saints grab the best defensive player available as they should.


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  13. Arizona Cardinals: Lorenzo Jerome, S, Saint Francis

    Jerome is a ball hawk and has potential to be a good player in the NFL.


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  14. San Francisco 49ers: Pharaoh Brown, TE, Oregon

    Physically, Brown has everything it takes to be a star tight end. He's the prototype and Kyle Shanahan could get something out of him.


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  15. Minnesota Vikings: Jacob Hollister, TE, Wyoming

    Hollister is another sleeper at TE. He'd be a good compliment and backup to Kyle Rudolph.


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  16. New England Patriots: Stacy Coley, WR, Miami FL

    Coley can compete for playing time in New England and has starter potential.


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  17. Washington Redskins: Fish Smithson, S, Kansas

    Smithson is very talented but his lack of size and elite traits will cause him to fall far in the draft.


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  18. San Francisco 49ers: Brendan Langley, CB, Lamar

    With the deepness of the class at corner I think 49ers should spend their last few picks trying to find a steal in the secondary.


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  19. Denver Broncos: De'Angelo Henderson, RB, Coastal Carolina

    Broncos grab the best player available late. Which will most likely be a RB at this point.


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  20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: George Kittle, TE, Iowa

    One of the best blocking tight ends in the class and is also very quick. Kittle can compete for the starting job and be a number 2 tight end and special teams contributor if he doesn't win the starting job.


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  21. Detroit Lions: Sean Harlow, OL, Oregon State

    It wasn't too long ago Mathew Stafford let the Lions front office know he wasn't happy with his protection up front. They did a good job of getting him some last year and continue that trend here.


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  22. Los Angeles Rams: Josh Carraway, EDGE, TCU

    The Rams add a guy to help ease the transition to a 3-4.


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  23. New York Giants: Justin Davis, RB, USC

    The Giants double down on RB since it's been such a poor spot for them. Good RB play could be the thing that gets them back to the Super Bowl.


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  24. Oakland Raiders: Jonnu Smith, TE, Florida International

    The Raiders take a chance on Smith late hoping together a playmaking tight end for Carr.


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  25. Washington Redskins: Scott Orndoff, TE, Pittsburgh

    Orndoff is lost in the shuffle of this talented TE class but he could end up being one of the very best of it.

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  26. Seattle Seahawks: Conor McDermott, OT, UCLA

    Seattle swings for the fences late with a boom or bust prospect at a position of need.


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  27. Dallas Cowboys: Deatrich Wise Jr., EDGE, Arkansas

    Jerry Jones gets his Razorback. Wise is a great value here as well.


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  28. Green Bay Packers: Nathan Gerry, S, Nebraska

    Green Bay adds some depth at safety late.


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  29. Pittsburgh Steelers: Kenny Golladay, WR, Northern Illinois

    Steelers do what they do and get a talented unheralded receiver late to develop.


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  30. Tennessee Titans: Jamari Staples, WR, Louisville

    Staples would be a great pick here and give Mariota another 3rd down and red zone option.


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  31. Detroit Lions: Jimmie Gilbert, LB, Colorado

    You can't go wrong with a guy like Gilbert late in the draft. Detroit needs a guy like him as well.


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  32. Kansas City Chiefs: Horace Richardson, S, SMU

    The Chiefs get a guy to compete to start across from Eric Berry and learn from him.


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  33. Cincinnati Bengals: Ryan Watson, LB, Air Force

    Watson is a tackling machine with pass rush ability and someone no one is talking about. I'm very high on him and wouldn't be shocked to see him go earlier than this.


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  34. Kansas City Chiefs: KD Cannon, WR, Baylor

    Kansas City should take a shot on a receiver late and Cannon is a damn good player with the toughness to help on special teams.


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