2020 NFL Mock Draft: Chase Young joins Falcons, Redskins secure Andrew Thomas

Wide receivers have been flying off the board, which is bad news for a Green Bay Packers offense that needs depth at the position. The good news is that a deep class still has much to offer, such as Jalen Reagor. While the TCU pass-catcher has been a bit lackluster in terms of production this season, he remains a dynamic weapon, especially with the ball in his hands. With some added play strength, he can be a force opposite Davante Adams.

If the New Orleans Saints playing without Drew Brees has taught us anything, it’s that this is one of the most complete rosters in the NFL. From top-to-bottom on both sides of the ball, they’re sitting pretty. Thus, they make a luxury pick here to add to their weakest spot, linebacker. Dylan Moses tore his ACL in the preseason but remains an enticing prospect with what he already showed on the field at Alabama.

Mike McGlinchey is no doubt a future tackle for the San Francisco 49ers but Joe Staley’s time of being able to stay healthy and effective is coming up. As such, the Niners address the position with Prince Tega Wanogho out of Auburn. A mammoth of a man that moves well for his size, Tega Wanogho has put some great tape out in the 2019 season and made himself more than worthy of the No. 31 selection.

In every 2020 NFL Mock Draft that I’ve written this year, the New England Patriots have taken a tight end. We’re finally breaking the trend.

Though the Patriots defense has been otherworldly this season, they can still upgrade their personnel, which adding Julian Okwara from Notre Dame would do. The edge rusher is a force off of the edge and perhaps the most polished player behind Young and Epenesa in this class.