New England Patriots: 7-Round 2019 NFL mock draft in early April

Taking Jerry Tillery in the first round would certainly help, but the New England Patriots could undoubtedly still use some depth at the defensive tackle position. Kingsley Keke is kind of the opposite of Nelson, using raw explosion and athleticism to win on the inside.

Keke shows an impressive first step and upfield burst on the pass rush. He can knife through the offensive line with his explosive speed and shows a solid pass rush repertoire.

The Texas A&M product is a bit on the small side for a defensive tackle prospect and was far too inconsistent in college, but he has big upside as an interior pass rusher at the next level. If nothing else, he should be able to compete on the inside in obvious passing downs.

Jalen Hurd transferred to Baylor from Tennessee and played only one season with the Bears. Hurd not only changed schools for last season, he also switched positions, transitioning to wide receiver from running back. A tall and athletic player, Hurd makes much more sense as a wide receiver and showed out last season.

Hurd primarily played as a big slot receiver for Baylor last season, showing an impressive natural skill-set, strong hands and surprisingly efficient route running ability. He is an extremely talented and driven player who has a ton of natural upside at the next level. On top of that, he has some legitimately unique versatility as a full-time wide receiver prospect and potential short-yardage back. Sounds like a guy who could fit in with the Pats.