No. 11: Miami Dolphins – Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The first of their now two selections on Day 1 of the draft, trading away Waddle and releasing Tyreek Hill, has left the Miami receiving room barren, and the extended draft capital they have acquired gives them the luxury to take Jordyn Tyson here. A big-bodied wideout with some big-time potential, the former Sun Devil would slot in as the top target for newly signed QB Malik Willis. A receiver with the chance to assume the production left behind by Hill and Waddle, he would more than warrant a pick this high.
No. 12: Dallas Cowboys – Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
Dallas has a need in their secondary, and they could address it in a few different ways with their two 1st rounders. Mansoor Delane, with McCoy gone at this point, would be the best CB on the board at No.12, and has a proven pedigree to bring to the Cowboys' defense. A high-floor corner with some really impressive man coverage tools, he gives them a battle-tested defender who should be able to survive as a boundary corner from the jump.
No. 13: Los Angeles Rams (via ATL) – Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami
A slide for Francis Mauigoa, who has been projected as high as No. 3 by major draft outlets, might not be the most likely result. With that being said, it's not out of the question. The Miami tackle could be a valuable rotational lineman for Los Angeles early in his career, or even force the issue and swiftly take over their starting right tackle job. For a team built to contend for a Super Bowl, adding some finishing touches to their offensive line would make them that much scarier.
No. 14: Baltimore Ravens – Spencer Fano, OT/OG, Utah
Spencer Fano played tackle at Utah, but his length deficiencies might cause a shift to guard in his future, a position Baltimore is lacking. His talent is undeniable, and the Ravens would be adding an impact lineman with the capability to start as a rookie. Having Linderbaum leave in free agency, the Utes' star could slide into pretty much any interior offensive line position; a luxury that could pay serious dividends.
No. 15: Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Akheem Mesidor, Miami
Another Miami draftee, Ahkeem Mesidor has shown to be proficient as both a pass rusher and a run defender, making him a valuable defensive line prospect. Tampa Bay's defensive front was a point of emphasis going into the offseason, and they simply haven't done much to address the EDGE position. This pick gives them extra help in pass rush sets and continues their entire defensive overhaul.