2015 NFL Mock Draft: Raiders Fans Rejoice … Or Not

Defensive Tackle. Florida State. Eddie Goldman. 17. player. 13. The Chargers are in need of a nose tackle, and Eddie Goldman is a very good player, with great size and power. This one fits needs and makes sense all around.

124. The Chiefs need a tackle…badly. Eric Fisher hasn’t lived up to the hype and with Brandon Albert leaving before last season, KC needs a solid tackle who can start for them next season. DJ Humphries can be that guy. He is very talented and proved he can lock down some of the elite pass rushers in college football with his very strong performance versus Shane Ray. Humphries has the athleticism to fit into Andy Reid’s offense as well and he could be a very productive player for the Chiefs for years to come.. Offensive Tackle. Florida. DJ Humphries. 18. player

50. The Lions could use some help on their offensive line and Flowers can play tackle or guard at the next level, making him very valuable. <p>As for the Browns, there wasn’t really a player at a position of need that was rated high enough, so instead of reaching, they move back in the Draft and acquire some more picks in order to add more talent to an already improving roster.</p>. Offensive Tackle. Miami. Ereck Flowers. 19. player

30. New head coach Todd Bowles was a former defensive coordinator, so I think he will stick to his roots and grab arguably the most talented corner in the Draft. Peters has had off-the-field issues, but I don’t foresee them being an issue in the NFL. He would fit nicely with the Jets’ current defense and could be the next great corner to play since Darrelle Revis.. Cornerback. Washington. Marcus Peters. 20. player