2023 NFL Mock draft: Raiders make leap to No. 1 overall, Cowboys trade back
By Randy Gurzi
player. 54. Scouting Report. CB. Georgia. Pick Analysis. Kelee Ringo. 10
10. Philadelphia Eagles (via New Orleans Saints): Kelee Ringo, CB, Georgia
While the Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions had winning seasons and made the top 10, that still doesn’t feel as unfair as this one. The Philadelphia Eagles had the No. 1 seed in the NFC and were the final remaining unbeaten team this year.
Despite being the best team in football, they have the No. 10 pick in the draft due to a trade with the New Orleans Saints a season ago. That means the rich only get richer as they add Kelee Ringo from Georgia.
Philly already has a strong defense and should only get better the more Jordan Davis — another UGA product — develops. Now, they add Ringo who is an opportunistic cornerback that can learn from one of the best in the game in Darius Slay.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. OT. 35. Northwestern. Peter Skoronski. 11. player
11. Tennessee Titans: Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwestern
The Tennessee Titans already needed to improve on the offensive line and with the expected release of Taylor Lewan, that need only grows entering the draft. That makes this an easy selection as they have their choice of tackles with none coming off the board through the first 10 picks.
They end up taking Peter Skoronski who is capable of playing several spots. With the Titans, Skoronksi would slide right into the open spot on the left side. With his high football IQ and ability to deal with power and speed rushers, he should lock that position down for at least the next decade.