2015 NFL Mock Draft: Jameis Winston to the Chicago Bears
By Ryan Disdier
Nov 15, 2014; Athens, GA, USA; Georgia Bulldogs running back Todd Gurley (3) runs in the first quarter of their game against the Auburn Tigers at Sanford Stadium. Georgia won 34-7. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
player. 36. Not exactly the sexiest pick, but a good pick nonetheless for the Seahawks. Cann has started 38 straight games for the Gamecocks, per CBS Sports.com, and he has a superb mix of athleticism and power. Cann is also a leader and a hard worker, which makes him a perfect candidate to block for a man with similar characteristics, <strong><a href=. Offensive guard. South Carolina. A.J. Cann. 29
47. Man, this just wouldn’t be fair. Even though Gurley’s season ended early due to an injury, he’s still an absolute beast. If the Patriots let Stevan Ridley walk in free agency, Gurley would be a major, major upgrade. Here’s another good thing: even if they don’t think he’s ready to start yet, they can just have him play sporadically behind Shane Vereen. Getting a future elite running back can help the Patriots make one last Super Bowl run before Tom Brady decides to retire into the sunset.. Running back. Georgia. Todd Gurley. 30. player
31. player. 32. Unfortunately, <strong><a href=. Defensive tackle. Ohio State. Michael Bennett
45. The Broncos need to get Von Miller a sidekick for the long haul, even with DeMarcus Ware having a great year. Fowler isn’t a player that’s going to win rookie of the year, but he can be a very good player in future years. He has a lot of raw, athletic tools, but he needs time to become accustomed to the pro level. Playing behind guys like Ware, Miller and <strong><a href=. Outside linebacker. Florida. Dante Fowler Jr.. 32. player