Mel Kiper's 2nd round mock...even he admits that it's a crap shoot.
have some fun. While a mock attempt at Round 2 is like a lottery ticket, here's one shot at how it could look based on needs, players certain teams like and some gut calls in a number of cases. Again, in the same manner as any mock, the important thing is to get a sense of where players are valued.
At this stage, teams will have a handful of guys they're probably trying to pick from at each spot, and we know some trades will come into play. But here's a shot. Again, this is for fun, but it should give you a good sense of value for the players.
St. Louis Rams
Cordy Glenn, G, Georgia They have a need at a couple of spots on the offensive line, and Glenn is versatile.
Indianapolis Colts
Coby Fleener, TE, StanfordColts need serious help on the D-line and at LB, but Fleener will tempt them.Baltimore Ravens (from Minnesota)
Courtney Upshaw, LB, Alabama Baltimore will love the value and needs an OLB. Upshaw is No. 25 on my Big Board.
Denver Broncos (from Tampa Bay)
Amini Silatolu, G, Midwestern St. I don't have it as a huge need, but the Broncos simply must become elite on the O-line.
Cleveland Browns
Stephen Hill *, WR, Georgia Tech They got a RB, then a QB. Time to find another piece of the puzzle on offense.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Vinny Curry, DE, MarshallThey really need a defensive end, and Curry is a productive one.
St. Louis Rams (from Washington)
Janoris Jenkins, CB, North AlabamaSomebody has to take the plunge on Jenkins' talent, which is top-10 worthy.
Carolina Panthers
Kendall Reyes, DT, Connecticut I actually had Reyes as a Round 1 guy in some mocks. Fills a big need here.
Buffalo Bills
Jonathan Martin *, T, Stanford Stock has dipped, but the tools are there. Buffalo can use him.
Miami Dolphins
Bobby Massie *, T, Ole Miss Another guy who could have come off the board in Round 1. Fits on right side.
Seattle Seahawks
Rueben Randle *, WR, LSU I'd like the Seahawks to add one more weapon to that offense. Randle will develop.
Kansas City Chiefs
Alshon Jeffery *, WR, South CarolinaA great red-zone target, Jeffery gives the Jets an added element.
St. Louis Rams (from Dallas)
Lavonte David, LB, Nebraska A tackling machine, he's a perfect weakside LB. Covers the field.
Philadelphia Eagles
Mychal Kendricks, LB, California A very good interior linebacker, he can join DeMeco Ryans to clean things up.
New York Jets
Jeff Allen, T/G, Illinois I think he'll move inside, but could see time as a right tackle.
New England Patriots (from Oakland)
Josh Robinson *, CB, Central Florida A total burner, once he nails down technique, has star potential.
San Diego Chargers
Alameda Ta'amu, NT, Washington A 3-4 nose tackle is a hard thing to find. Worth a shot here.
Chicago Bears
Zach Brown, LB, North Carolina Chicago's linebackers are a great group but an aging one. Here's some fresh help.
Philadelphia Eagles (from Arizona)
Kirk Cousins, QB, Michigan State I know Philly likes him and might take the leap here. Good guy to develop.
Tennessee Titans
Peter Konz *, C, Wisconsin The best center in the draft. Tennessee has a need there.
Cincinnati Bengals
Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma Looks like he's bouncing back well from an ACL injury. Round 1 talent.
Detroit Lions
Trumaine Johnson, CB, Montana The Lions have to get a corner, and Johnson is the best available.
Atlanta Falcons
Andre Branch, DT, Clemson Atlanta needs to add help at defensive end, and Branch is a solid value here.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Devon Still, DT, Penn State Discussed as a possibility for Round 1, I've always had Still in the second.
Denver Broncos
Brock Osweiler *, QB, Arizona State Denver needs insurance, and Osweiler could be good if he has time to learn. He will here.
Houston Texans
Brian Quick, WR, Appalachian St.One of the guys I've had higher on my board, he's the big target they need.
Green Bay Packers
Lamar Miller *, RB, Miami (FL) Green Bay needs a running back, and Miller can be explosive.
Baltimore Ravens
Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati I've had Wolfe as a possible late-first pick. He's a versatile D-lineman.
San Francisco 49ers
Kelechi Osemele, G, Iowa State They got a WR, but the Niners still really need a guard.
New England Patriots
Jerel Worthy *, DT, Michigan St. Bill Belichick can bring it out of this kid. Worthy's a monster on his better days.
New York Giants
Mike Adams, T, Ohio State The Giants need a tackle, and Adams is a decent value here.
