2015 NFL Mock Draft: Jameis Winston falls to the Texans
By Brett Clancy
Dec 6, 2014; Waco, TX, USA; Baylor Bears quarterback Bryce Petty (14) celebrates winning a share of the Big 12 championship after the game against the Kansas State Wildcats at McLane Stadium. The Bears defeated the Wildcats 38-27. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
Baylor. Bryce Petty. 29. player. 32. It feels telling that Logan Thomas can’t even beat out Ryan Lindley at practice leading up to week 17. And Carson Palmer’s torn ACL means he’s not likely to be ready come week 1 of the 2015 season. Petty has a good arm and a nice blend of size and speed. Under Arians tutelage, Petty beat out Drew Stanton to be the week 1 starter and finish the season as the best QB in the draft. . QB
Consensus seems to be that Collins isn’t ready for life on the left side in the NFL, but projects well as a RT or guard. Collins would bolster the Broncos front line and allow the offense to continue to operate smoothly against better defenses.. OT/G. LSU. La'el Collins. 30. player. 45
31. player. 36. The Seahawks could be intrigued by the Michigan standout. Outside of Zach Miller the Seahawks lack a big bodied red zone threat, and they could make good use of Funchess down near the goalline if they choose. The Seahawks haven’t had much use for their tight ends recently, mostly using them as blockers, but with few holes to fill, they might decide that Funchess is a worthwhile project that could add another dimension to a pass attack blossoming under young QB Russell Wilson.. WR/TE. Michigan. Devin Funchess
DE/OLB. Kentucky. Alvin Dupree. 32. player. 47. Smaller school, a little under the radar, high effort, Dupree feels like he might be just the Patriots speed. Dupree has an explosive first step, and looking at his stats, he does a little bit of everything. Belichick will find a place for him.