2020 NFL Draft: Mock Draft Monday before MNF kickoff
By Alex Barnett
27. Green Bay Packers – Laviska Shenault Jr., WR Colorado
The Packers do not have the wide receiver core they once had with Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb Now, with Shenault Jr., Aaron Rodgers will have another playmaker aside from DeVante Adams.
28. Seattle Seahawks – Yetur Gross-Matos, EDGE Penn State
A long and athletic pass rusher who will command the attention of opposing offenses due to his athleticism is a perfect fit for Seattle.
29. New Orleans Saints – Jake Fromm, QB Georgia
This pick will get a lot of criticism, but it is a perfect fit for Fromm and the Saints. Teddy Bridgwater will most likely test free agency if Brees does not retire at the end of the season meaning that New Orleans will need to find their future quarterback. Fromm will have at least a year to sit behind one of the most talented quarterbacks of all time (with a similar play style), and be challenged mentally by Sean Payton and his fun offensive play calling.
30. Baltimore Ravens – Justin Jefferson, WR LSU
Give Lamar Jackson another weapon because why not? Jefferson is on one of the most explosive offenses in the country and has big time production. With high awareness and coordination, this would be an exciting landing spot for Jefferson.
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31. San Francisco 49ers – Shawn Wade, CB, Ohio State
A dynamic corner who can play in several different packages is a steal this late in the draft. Wade is a sure tackler which is a nice plus given the position.
32. New England Patriots – Brycen Hopkins, TE Purdue
If there is one thing that has been clear this season, it is that Tom Brady misses Gronk. Hopkins has the ability to be the next great tight ends in New England. Brady utilizes the position often and since it doesn’t seem like he is hanging up his helmet anytime soon, giving him a playmaker to fill in the role of his former teammate is a great fit.