2017 NFL Mock Draft: Cowboys, Patriots, Falcons, Lions, Browns nab pass-rush help quoting : CBS Sports

Seattle SeahawksForrest Lamp , G, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : The Seahawks need offensive line help just as badly as the Giants. When you're in a division with the best offensive line in football, there are worse things to base your defense around. If they can add more along the offensive line as the draft progresses, that will help take some of the pressure off their franchise passer. Worse yet, their run defense slipped last season. Houston TexansJarrad Davis , LB, Florida: The Texans have a top defense already but they can use some help against the run.




Sure, there's no denying its importance, as the jump to the NFL is hard enough even for the most established college quarterbacks. Wentz threw 612 passes in college, while Trubisky was only marginally behind at 572. Of course, there's no such thing as a certain future when projecting quarterback prospects, and North Carolina's Mitch Trubisky presents a uniquely puzzling case. But he doesn't feel like a Dak Prescott or Russell Wilson either, two quarterbacks who fell in the draft because their professional outlook was too difficult for teams to predict. NFL Projection: Immediate starter

Projecting 10 Players Who Will Shock Scouts at the 2017 NFL Combine

Takkarist McKinley, DE, UCLA: The 265-pounder is expected to rock the 40-yard dash while also showing off his impressive wingspan in Indy. KD Cannon, WR, Baylor: He runs a sub-4.5 40-yard dash and has put up a 40-inch vertical jump along with a 128-inch broad jump. The thing is, though, Peppers—like Leonard Fournette and Myles Garrett—is expected to dominate the combine. Jordan Morgan, G, Kutztown: With big arms and hands, he's a phenomenal athlete for a 313-pound interior offensive lineman. He's raw, but he has a chance to own several combine drills.


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