1(12). Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU
2(46). Travis Jones, IDL, Connecticut
3(77). Marcus Jones, CB, Houston
5(156). Justyn Ross, WR, Clemson
6(184). Chris Paul, IOL, Tulsa
6(191). Damone Clark, LB, LSU
6(192). Thomas Booker, IDL, Stanford
7(250). Neil Farrell Jr., IDL, LSU
It wasn’t my intention to select three defensive tackles. It just happened.
Derek Stingley Jr. is still a dream pick. I’m so happy when he’s still on the board at #12. I still don’t see it happening in the real thing. The NFL Draft is an unpredictable thing. Randy Moss and Adrian Peterson weren’t supposed to be available when the Vikings picked in those draft.
I like Travis Jones in the second round. The Vikings don’t have a set nose tackle in their new three-man front. It might be nice to have one.
Marcus Jones is one of my favorite players in the draft. Despite his size, he’d add juice to the defense and returns.
Due to a college career disrupted by injuries, Justyn Ross is a first-round talent that might be available in the fifth round.
In every mock draft attempt I’m hoping to select an offensive lineman in the second or third round. Instead, I’m routinely selecting a player that I like a little more than the available offensive linemen. As a result, I’m always scrambling for one in the fifth or sixth. Chris Paul is that player in this mock draft.
I’m often intrigued by LSU linebackers. Damone Clark is that player this year.
Another mock draft. Another selection of Thomas Booker. I keep finding this guy.
Another nose tackle. If the Vikings don’t select a nose tackle in the early rounds, I really like Neil Farrell Jr. in the later rounds.
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