Post-Aaron Rodgers trade NFL mock draft: More shocking QB moves coming
player. 31. . Center. New York Giants. John Michael Schmitz. 25
Two years ago we saw one of the best centers in the league fall to the second round because it isn’t considered a valuable position, and while that may or may not be true, the New York Giants would be doing themselves an immense favor by adding a player like John Michael Schmitz to an offensive line that already features All-Pro left tackle Andrew Thomas, and second-year right tackle Evan Neal.
123. . Defensive End. Dallas Cowboys. Myles Murphy. 26. player
Demarcus Lawrence is approaching the wrong side of 30, and Dallas will have to look for his replacement sooner or later. Murphy is an excellent run defender with pass rush upside who can sit and refine his skills for a year or two, or play in a rotational role and make this Dallas defense that much scarier.
27. player. 16. . Offensive Tackle. Buffalo Bills. Darnell Wright
Buffalo’s offensive line was flat-out bad last season, and that cannot continue if they want to maximize the opportunity they’ve been given with the sheer talent this team has. Take some weight off of Josh Allen’s shoulders and let him do what he does best.
Darnell Washington. 28. player. 56. . Tight End. Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati drastically fixed their offense in what feels like record time, but they aren’t done yet. To me, Darnell Washington projects as a Marcedes Lewis prototype with better receiving upside. Getting Joe Burrow another target to throw to while simultaneously getting another offensive tackle, in essence, feels like the perfect scenario for this organization.