Well. Given that the forum is shutting down....
I don't care if you are of the opinion of "you're making too many mocks. You need to stop. Devote your time and energy elsewhere. Make another mock "draft telking lyke diz. Et wuz funne" ".
Well screw you, I am making one this week, next week, and draft week just to spite you! And then I'm making one the week after that! Why? Because we are going under anyway. Why the hell should I care?
Here we go.
Round One: Corey Davis, WR
*As soon as we draft him. Joe Flacco goes down on his knees in the war room and starts kissing Ozzie's feet.*
Joe: "Finally. I have a guy I can build with. Why have you neglected me for so long?"
I love Perriman, and I think Joe and Wallace have great chemsitry. But we have the chance to draft a polished guy who can come in immediately and be a #1 WR. He's a good route runner, and smooth. He'd be a hell of a compliment to Perriman, and a red zone threat. Oh, and like Perriman he's good at jump balls. It's about damn time we catch up with the rest of the AFC north.
Round Two: Tim Williams, OLB
I'd be happy with either Alabama OLB. Williams is the better pass rusher between the two and I think he could have an immediate impact here as an edge player. I have a feeling that Ozzie would be a little more lenient with an Alabama player.
Round Three: Pat Elflein, C
See literally almost all of my mock drafts. I think with us trading Jernigan(the dumbest move of the offseason by far), we could compensate by finding a future center. Elflein would help our offensive line find an identity. He's nasty, but has some clear-cut issues. However, these issues are coachable, and some of them resulted from unconventional playcalling(credit to @-Truth- for pointing this out to me) that honestly set him up for failure at times.
Round Three pt 2: Jake Butt, TE
Spoiler alert: Jake Butt will be in every single one of my mocks.
Round Four: Cameron Sutton, CB
Round 5: Conor McDermott, OT
"Bigger and Stronger Offensive line".
Well, at 6'9, McDermott covers the bigger part.
Let's finally get rid of Hurst shall we? McDermott is NOT a LT at the pro level. But with proper coaching and conditioning he could turn into a very intimidating RT. Which is something we need. He's a much better run blocker than pass blocker and was the only good player on UCLA's oline last season. Overall, even in the piss poor oline class, I feel that McDermott has potential to be a starting RT at the NFL level. Worst case scenario is that we sign a stop-gap like Dunlap and develop McDermott who could be a backup swing tackle.
Round 6: Ezra Robinson, CB
Another CB. Because we seem obsessed with adding some depth there
Anyway, that's my mock. You'll be getting another one sometime next week, and then on draft day.
And then after draft day.