2019 NFL Mock Draft, Week 11: Giants get Justin Herbert, Ed Oliver slips

The New York Giants need an Eli Manning successor in the 2019 NFL Draft, while Ed Oliver’r stock could take a hit. We see both in this 2019 NFL Mock Draft.

There are now 10 weeks gone in the 2018 NFL season and we have a good idea of which teams are going to be contenders and which ones will need to start considering how to become better next year. For the later, we can help out by giving the Week 11 edition of our 2019 NFL Mock Draft.

Things are likely to change as the year goes on considering certain players will decide to surprise us all by staying in college for another season. Last year, for example, a couple members of the Clemson Tigers defensive line decided to return for one final year. Both Christian Wilkins and Clelin Ferrell were expected to go high, but now could be first-round locks.

This season, another big-name could stay. And it’s a much bigger name than the linemen from Clemson. Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert is reportedly undecided on leaving after his junior season despite being the top quarterback.

Reports are he’s leaning towards staying and playing with his younger brother who committed to play next season with the Ducks. Herbert’s dream of throwing to his tight end brother could put his NFL dreams on hold — and shake up the draft. Until we know for sure, it’s a guessing game as to whether or not he goes.

With all that being said, we kick off our 2019 NFL Mock Draft. As we always handle it, the order is determined by using our weekly NFL Spin Zone Power Rankings. And with that being said, we kick things off with the Oakland Raiders — the team who currently has a firm grasp on the No. 1 overall pick.