2020 NFL Mock Draft: Pass-rushers go 1st, 2nd overall

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SANTA CLARA, CA – JANUARY 07: Travis Etienne #9 of the Clemson Tigers carries the ball against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the CFP National Championship presented by AT&T at Levi’s Stadium on January 7, 2019 in Santa Clara, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) /

16. Houston Texans – Travis Etienne RB Clemson

The Texans see this explosive playmaker falling down the board and pounce. Etienne is a touchdown machine and will give fellow Tiger Deshaun Watson another playmaker.

17. Seattle Seahawks – Derrick Brown DT Auburn

The Seahawks have swung and missed several times in recent years while trying to recreate their dominant D-Line. Brown could bring those days back. Quickly.

18. Baltimore Ravens – DeAndre Swift RB Georgia

The Ravens seem committed to Lamar Jackson which means they’re running the ball. They have 36 TEs ready to deploy and drafted two talented young WRs in 2019. Swift is playing at a different speed than the Ravens backfield is currently.

19. Atlanta Falcons – Jeff Okudah CB Ohio State

The Falcons moved away from former starter Robert Alford this offseason turning to Isaiah Oliver instead. Either way, secondary depth is crucial in today’s NFL. Okudah would be another long CB in the pass-happy NFC South.

20. Dallas Cowboys -Albert Okwuegbunam TE Missouri

Jason Witten is back. Fine. That shouldn’t stop the ‘Boys from drafting another weapon for Dak Prescott.

21. Minnesota Vikings – Trey Adams OT Washington

The Vikings come back again in 2019 with a roster ready to compete for a title. Tackle remains a question mark and Adams could fill a frustrating need.

22. Pittsburgh Steelers – CJ Henderson CB Florida

Pittsburgh has searched for the past several years for ways to upgrade the secondary and Henderson could be the latest in that quest.

23. Green Bay Packers – Jake Fromm QB Georgia

Unheard of, right? Maybe not. No one thinks DeShaun Kizer is fixing this if Rodgers gets hurt again or starts to age. Fromm has the tools to succeed in the NFL and should be a 1st Round pick next April.

24. Cleveland Browns – Isaiah Simmons LB Clemson

The Browns are in an unfamiliar place selecting potentially at the back end of the first round. They take the opportunity to upgrade their LB unit with the playmaker from Clemson.

25. Philadelphia Eagles – Jaylon Reagor WR TCU

The Eagles have a habit of addressing needs a year early rather than a year late. Desean Jackson and Alshon Jeffrey are on the back end of their careers and trade rumors swirled around Nelson Agholor this past offseason. Reagor brings another explosive option to the offense.

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