2019 NFL Mock Draft – DraftGeek

Last Updated: April 23

Round 1 | Round 2

1. Arizona Cardinals

Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma

New head coach gets “his” QB is a recurring theme in the league. His leadership qualities will be one of the more important upgrades seen right away. And can you foresee how the RPO looks with this piece in place?

2. San Francisco 49ers

Nick Bosa, DE, Ohio State

When all the stars align, a team that desperately needs a DE gets to pick best available player and for need in the same spot.

3. New York Jets

Josh Allen, LB, Kentucky

In order for this defense to work it needs an outside threat. Allen’s speed can put him anywhere he needs to be to make a play, but most importantly, from the edge to the QB.

4. Oakland Raiders

Montez Sweat, LB, Mississippi

It’s very tempting to go QB here, despite Gruden’s assurances that Carr “is a great quarterback.” This Raider’s defense had almost zero consistency last year, but they did draft two tackles in 2018 that may be future fixtures. So up next is the Edge. Sweat is the hot name right now, capitalizing on a stellar Senior Bowl and strong Combine.

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Devin White, LB, LSU

He can cover and blitz and brings the explosiveness desired for the scheme in Tampa.

6. New York Giants

Daniel Jones, QB, Duke

There was a lot of speculation last year the Giant were about done with Eli, but they stuck with him. Another whole year later, and I don’t see how they can take a pass on the position. Jones spent some time injured, but his upside potential is maybe the highest of any QB in the draft.

7. Jacksonville Jaguars

T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa

A strong pass catching tight end is a perfect fit for the Jags.

8. Detroit Lions

Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma

A plug and play replacement for Golden Tate.

9. Buffalo Bills

Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida

The dismal offensive line didn’t allow Allen to live up to his potential last year. Taylor could be a RT or pulling guard, allowing Allen better freedom of movement.