2015 NFL Mock Draft: Post Super Bowl Edition
By Joe Wedra
Nov 8, 2014; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Oregon Ducks quarterback Marcus Mariota (8) passes the ball during the second half against the Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Oregon won 51-27. Mandatory Credit: Russ Isabella-USA TODAY Sports
The Super Bowl is over, which means it’s time for my 2015 NFL Mock Draft 2.0. You can read the first edition here.
Plenty of things have changed with news, rumors, and reports emerging over the past month. More tape has been watched, and more scouting reports have been published. Start your “Super Monday” the right way with the latest edition below.
48. Nothing new here. Until reports emerge that Mariota isn’t going to be the guy at #1, there’s no reason to believe that Tampa Bay won’t take the Oregon standout here. They need a QB for the future, and Mariota is the closest thing to that in this class.. QB. Oregon. Marcus Mariota. 1. player
DT. USC. Leonard Williams. 2. player. 35. With Zach Mettenberger appearing to be the future under center in Tennessee, the Titans are going to be rebuilding throughout the offseason, helping the defense solidify into a solid unit. It will take a few years to get on their feet. However, adding the most talented player in this class should be a priority if they stick with Mettenberger.
player. 52. Sticking with the best player available (BPA) method, the Jaguars go with a very good edge rusher. Gregory has some issues with initial burst, but his potential to make big plays in the NFL is too big to pass on. Gus Bradley’s offense will get better — the defense needs fresh, young bodies that can make an impact.. DE. Nebraska. Randy Gregory. 3
I think I’d be permanently banned from Oakland if I didn’t make this pick. It’s no secret that this team is desperate for playmakers at the receiver position. Cooper is the best in this class and can bring a major boost to the Derek Carr offense that needs it oh, so much.. WR. Alabama. Amari Cooper. 4. player. 28
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