Daniel Jeremiah 2020 NFL mock draft 3.0: Packers pick a QB
With the 2020 NFL Draft a little more than two weeks away, here's my third look at how teams will draft when Round 1 begins on April 23.
**School: LSU | Year: Senior (RS) **
I'm sure there will be several teams interested in trading up for Burrow, but I can't see the Bengals passing up the opportunity to land their top QB.
**School: Ohio State | Year: Junior **
I understand the Redskins already have depth on the defensive line, but Young is too good to pass up.
**School: Ohio State | Year: Junior**
Okudah is the premier player at his position in this draft and fills a massive need on the Lions' defense.
**School: Iowa | Year: Junior**
The Giants have needs all over their defense, but I still believe protecting Daniel Jones is the top priority.
**School: Oregon | Year: Senior**
I have Tua Tagovailoa rated higher than Herbert, but I think there's a legitimate chance the Oregon QB goes ahead of Tua.
**School: Alabama | Year: Junior**
The Chargers have a talented roster and now they have a point guard to distribute the ball for the next decade-plus.
**School: Auburn | Year: Senior**
The Panthers have a bunch of intriguing options with the seventh pick. I wouldn't rule out a trade down from this spot, either.
**School: Alabama | Year: Junior**
The Cardinals addressed the WR position with the acquisition of DeAndre Hopkins. Wills would slide right into the RT spot, opposite D.J. Humphries.
**School: Louisville | Year: Junior**
The Jaguars have a multitude of needs on defense, but this pick helps them upgrade two spots. Becton takes over at LT and Cam Robinson slides inside to guard.
**School: Clemson | Year: Junior (RS)**
The Browns need another offensive tackle, but Simmons might be too good to bypass. He is the perfect defender to match up with the division's most dangerous playmaker, Lamar Jackson.
**School: Oklahoma | Year: Junior**
The Jets need to continue to upgrade the O-line, but they must weigh taking the fourth-best OT versus the top wideout. Sam Darnold needs some dynamic players around him.
**School: Alabama | Year: Junior**
This decision would likely come down to Jeudy versus Javon Kinlaw. I would applaud either choice.
**School: Alabama | Year: Junior**
Let's take a minute and just imagine Ruggs in the hands of a creative play-caller like Kyle Shanahan.
**School: Georgia | Year: Junior**
The Bucs are all in on Tom Brady. Adding some protection for him is a good idea.
**School: South Carolina | Year: Senior**
The Broncos could go receiver here, but they also have a need on the D-line. Kinlaw has unlimited potential.
**School: Florida | Year: Junior**
The Falcons have plenty of firepower on offense, but the secondary needs help. Henderson has the greatest upside of any cornerback in the draft class.
**School: LSU | Year: Sophomore (RS)**
Chaisson would be an ideal fit on the opposite side of Demarcus Lawrence. He is still a little raw, but he's very explosive.
**School: Penn State | Year: Junior **
Gross-Matos would give the Dolphins some much-needed edge rush. The more I studied him, the more I liked him.
**School: Clemson | Year: Junior**
Terrell would reunite with his college teammate, Trayvon Mullen, to give the Raiders two tall, long and rangy CBs to build their secondary around.
**School: LSU | Year: Junior**
Jefferson has outstanding hands and route polish. He excels on third down and in the red zone.
**School: Oklahoma | Year: Junior**
The Eagles need to add receivers, but they can afford to wait a round or two. Murray would give them a dynamic playmaker in the middle of their defense.
**School: Utah | Year: Junior**
Johnson is rock solid on tape and he has the tools to fit perfectly in the Vikings' scheme.
**School: Iowa | Year: Junior**
The Patriots love size and power on the edges. Epenesa isn't an elite tester, but he's a very productive football player.
**School: LSU | Year: Junior**
The Saints don't have many glaring needs. They can afford to simply take the best player available.
**School: Clemson | Year: Junior**
Higgins would bring some size and red-zone ability to the Vikings' offense.
**School: Houston | Year: Senior (RS) **
The Dolphins must address the offensive line in this draft. I could see them doubling up in the next round.
**School: USC | Year: Junior**
Jackson was very up and down last season, but he's an outstanding athlete. He should continue to improve as a pro.
**School: Wisconsin | Year: Senior (RS)**
The Ravens need more edge rush. Baun has the athleticism to drop and cover, as well.
**School: Arizona State | Year: Senior**
I love Aiyuk's game and his toughness would fit the culture in Tennessee.
**School: Utah State | Year: Junior (RS) **
It's tough to find the right spot for Love. He could go in the top 10 or fall to this neighborhood of the draft. The Packers would be a great fit for him to sit, learn and develop.
**School: TCU | Year: Junior (RS)**
The 49ers will likely trade down to stockpile selections, as they currently don't hold a pick in Rounds 2-4.
**School: Michigan | Year: Junior**
The Chiefs could have their choice of the top running backs, but they also need to get younger/better along the interior of their offensive line.
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