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2020 NFL Draft results: by team

Tracking all of the 2020 NFL Draft picks by the their selecting teams.

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Rnd	Pick	Team	Player	Pos	School	HT	WT
1	8	Arizona Cardinals	Isaiah Simmons	LB	Clemson	6’4″	230
3	72	Arizona Cardinals	Josh Jones	OL	Houston	6’7″	310
4	114	Arizona Cardinals	Leki Fotu	DL	Utah	6’5″	330
4	131	Arizona Cardinals	Rashard Lawrence	DL	LSU	6’2″	308
6	202	Arizona Cardinals	Evan Weaver	LB	California	6’3″	235
7	222	Arizona Cardinals	Eno Benjamin	RB	Arizona State	5’10”	201
1	16	Atlanta Falcons	A.J. Terrell	DB	Clemson	6’1″	190
2	47	Atlanta Falcons	Marlon Davidson	DL	Auburn	6’3″	278
3	78	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Hennessy	OL	Temple	6’4″	295
4	119	Atlanta Falcons	Mykal Walker	LB	Fresno State	6’3″	227
4	134	Atlanta Falcons	Jaylinn Hawkins	DB	California	6’2″	210
7	228	Atlanta Falcons	Sterling Hofrichter	K	Syracuse	5’9″	199
1	28	Baltimore Ravens	Patrick Queen	LB	LSU	6’1″	227
2	55	Baltimore Ravens	J.K. Dobbins	RB	Ohio State	5’10”	217
3	71	Baltimore Ravens	Justin Madubuike	DL	Texas A&M	6’3″	304
3	92	Baltimore Ravens	Devin Duvernay	WR	Texas	5’11”	210
3	98	Baltimore Ravens	Malik Harrison	LB	Ohio State	6’3″	240
3	106	Baltimore Ravens	Tyre Phillips	OL	Mississippi State	6’5″	345
4	143	Baltimore Ravens	Ben Bredeson	OL	Michigan	6’5″	325
5	170	Baltimore Ravens	Broderick Washington Jr.	DL	Texas Tech	6’3″	305
6	201	Baltimore Ravens	James Proche	WR	SMU	5’11”	190
7	219	Baltimore Ravens	Geno Stone	DB	Iowa	5’10”	210
2	54	Buffalo Bills	A.J. Epenesa	DL	Iowa	6’6″	280
3	86	Buffalo Bills	Zack Moss	RB	Utah	5’10”	222
4	128	Buffalo Bills	Gabriel Davis	WR	UCF	6’3″	212
5	167	Buffalo Bills	Jake Fromm	QB	Georgia	6’2″	220
6	188	Buffalo Bills	Tyler Bass	K	Georgia Southern	5’10”	185
6	207	Buffalo Bills	Isaiah Hodgins	WR	Oregon State	6’4″	209
7	239	Buffalo Bills	Dane Jackson	DB	Pittsburgh	6’0″	190
1	7	Carolina Panthers	Derrick Brown	DL	Auburn	6’5″	318
2	38	Carolina Panthers	Yetur Gross-Matos	DL	Penn State	6’5″	264
2	64	Carolina Panthers	Jeremy Chinn	DB	Southern Illinois	6’3″	212
4	113	Carolina Panthers	Troy Pride Jr.	DB	Notre Dame	5’11”	194
5	152	Carolina Panthers	Kenny Robinson	DB	West Virginia	6’2″	198
6	184	Carolina Panthers	Bravvion Roy	DL	Baylor	6’1″	333
7	221	Carolina Panthers	Stantley Thomas-Oliver III	DB	FIU	6’2″	184
2	43	Chicago Bears	Cole Kmet	TE	Notre Dame	6’5″	250
2	50	Chicago Bears	Jaylon Johnson	DB	Utah	6’0″	190
5	155	Chicago Bears	Trevis Gipson	DL	Tulsa	6’4″	268
5	163	Chicago Bears	Kindle Vildor	DB	Georgia Southern	5’11”	190
5	173	Chicago Bears	Darnell Mooney	WR	Tulane	5’11”	175
7	226	Chicago Bears	Arlington Hambright	OL	Oklahoma State	6’5″	300
7	227	Chicago Bears	Lachavious Simmons	OL	Tennessee State	6’5″	315
1	1	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Burrow	QB	LSU	6’4″	216
2	33	Cincinnati Bengals	Tee Higgins	WR	Clemson	6’4″	215
3	65	Cincinnati Bengals	Logan Wilson	LB	Wyoming	6’2″	250
4	107	Cincinnati Bengals	Akeem Davis-Gaither	LB	Appalachian State	6’2″	208
5	147	Cincinnati Bengals	Khalid Kareem	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	265
6	180	Cincinnati Bengals	Hakeem Adeniji	OL	Kansas	6’5″	300
7	215	Cincinnati Bengals	Markus Bailey	LB	Purdue	6’1″	240
1	10	Cleveland Browns	Jedrick Wills Jr.	OL	Alabama	6’5″	320
2	44	Cleveland Browns	Grant Delpit	DB	LSU	6’3″	203
3	88	Cleveland Browns	Jordan Elliott	DL	Missouri	6’4″	315
3	97	Cleveland Browns	Jacob Phillips	LB	LSU	6’4″	233
4	115	Cleveland Browns	Harrison Bryant	TE	Florida Atlantic	6’5″	240
5	160	Cleveland Browns	Nick Harris	OL	Washington	6’1″	302
6	187	Cleveland Browns	Donovan Peoples-Jones	WR	Michigan	6’2″	208
1	17	Dallas Cowboys	CeeDee Lamb	WR	Oklahoma	6’2″	191
2	51	Dallas Cowboys	Trevon Diggs	DB	Alabama	6’2″	207
3	82	Dallas Cowboys	Neville Gallimore	DL	Oklahoma	6’2″	301
4	123	Dallas Cowboys	Reggie Robinson II	DB	Tulsa	6’1″	197
4	146	Dallas Cowboys	Tyler Biadasz	OL	Wisconsin	6’3″	321
5	179	Dallas Cowboys	Bradlee Anae	DL	Utah	6’3″	265
7	231	Dallas Cowboys	Ben DiNucci	QB	James Madison	6’3″	210
1	15	Denver Broncos	Jerry Jeudy	WR	Alabama	6’1″	192
2	46	Denver Broncos	KJ Hamler	WR	Penn State	5’9″	176
3	77	Denver Broncos	Michael Ojemudia	DB	Iowa	6’1″	200
3	83	Denver Broncos	Lloyd Cushenberry III	OL	LSU	6’4″	315
3	95	Denver Broncos	McTelvin Agim	DL	Arkansas	6’3″	279
4	118	Denver Broncos	Albert Okwuegbunam	TE	Missouri	6’5″	255
5	178	Denver Broncos	Justin Strnad	LB	Wake Forest	6’3″	235
6	181	Denver Broncos	Netane Muti	OL	Fresno State	6’3″	308
7	252	Denver Broncos	Tyrie Cleveland	WR	Florida	6’2″	205
7	254	Denver Broncos	Derrek Tuszka	DL	North Dakota State	6’5″	243
1	3	Detroit Lions	Jeff Okudah	DB	Ohio State	6’1″	200
2	35	Detroit Lions	D’Andre Swift	RB	Georgia	5’9″	215
3	67	Detroit Lions	Julian Okwara	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	248
3	75	Detroit Lions	Jonah Jackson	OL	Ohio State	6’4″	305
4	121	Detroit Lions	Logan Stenberg	OL	Kentucky	6’6″	322
5	166	Detroit Lions	Quintez Cephus	WR	Wisconsin	6’1″	207
5	172	Detroit Lions	Tyler Huntley	QB	Utah	6’1″	205
6	197	Detroit Lions	John Penisini	DL	Utah	6’2″	320
7	235	Detroit Lions	Jashon Cornell	DL	Ohio State	6’3″	285
1	26	Green Bay Packers	Jordan Love	QB	Utah State	6’4″	220
2	62	Green Bay Packers	AJ Dillon	RB	Boston College	6’0″	250
3	94	Green Bay Packers	Josiah Deguara	TE	Cincinnati	6’3″	240
5	175	Green Bay Packers	Kamal Martin	LB	Minnesota	6’3″	245
6	192	Green Bay Packers	Jon Runyan	OL	Michigan	6’5″	321
6	208	Green Bay Packers	Jake Hanson	OL	Oregon	6’5″	295
6	209	Green Bay Packers	Simon Stepaniak	OL	Indiana	6’4″	321
7	236	Green Bay Packers	Vernon Scott	DB	TCU	6’2″	206
7	242	Green Bay Packers	Jonathan Garvin	DL	Miami (FL)	6’4″	256
2	40	Houston Texans	Ross Blacklock	DL	TCU	6’4″	305
3	90	Houston Texans	Jonathan Greenard	LB	Florida	6’3″	263
4	126	Houston Texans	Charlie Heck	OL	North Carolina	6’8″	315
4	141	Houston Texans	John Reid	DB	Penn State	5’10”	181
5	171	Houston Texans	Isaiah Coulter	WR	Rhode Island	6’3″	190
2	34	Indianapolis Colts	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR	USC	6’4″	225
2	41	Indianapolis Colts	Jonathan Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	5’11”	219
3	85	Indianapolis Colts	Julian Blackmon	DB	Utah	6’1″	195
4	122	Indianapolis Colts	Jacob Eason	QB	Washington	6’6″	228
5	149	Indianapolis Colts	Danny Pinter	OL	Ball State	6’4″	295
6	193	Indianapolis Colts	Robert Windsor	DL	Penn State	6’4″	285
6	211	Indianapolis Colts	Isaiah Rodgers	DB	Massachusetts	5’10”	170
6	212	Indianapolis Colts	Dezmon Patmon	WR	Washington State	6’4″	228
6	213	Indianapolis Colts	Jordan Glasgow	LB	Michigan	6’1″	226
1	9	Jacksonville Jaguars	CJ Henderson	DB	Florida	6’1″	202
1	20	Jacksonville Jaguars	K’Lavon Chaisson	LB	LSU	6’4″	250
2	42	Jacksonville Jaguars	Laviska Shenault Jr.	WR	Colorado	6’2″	220
3	73	Jacksonville Jaguars	Davon Hamilton	DL	Ohio State	6’4″	310
4	116	Jacksonville Jaguars	Ben Bartch	OL	St. John’s	6’6″	305
4	137	Jacksonville Jaguars	Josiah Scott	DB	Michigan State	5’10”	171
4	140	Jacksonville Jaguars	Shaquille Quarterman	LB	Miami (FL)	6’1″	240
5	157	Jacksonville Jaguars	Daniel Thomas	DB	Auburn	5’11”	209
5	165	Jacksonville Jaguars	Collin Johnson	WR	Texas	6’6″	220
6	189	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jake Luton	QB	Oregon State	6’7″	229
6	206	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyler Davis	TE	Connecticut	6’4″	240
7	223	Jacksonville Jaguars	Chris Claybrooks	DB	Memphis	6’0″	176
1	32	Kansas City Chiefs	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB	LSU	5’8″	209
2	63	Kansas City Chiefs	Willie Gay Jr.	LB	Mississippi State	6’2″	240
3	96	Kansas City Chiefs	Lucas Niang	OL	TCU	6’7″	328
4	138	Kansas City Chiefs	L’Jarius Sneed	DB	Louisiana Tech	6’1″	193
5	177	Kansas City Chiefs	Michael Danna	DL	Central Michigan	6’2″	261
7	237	Kansas City Chiefs	Thakarius Keyes	DB	Tulane	6’1″	200
1	12	Las Vegas Raiders	Henry Ruggs III	WR	Alabama	6’0″	190
1	19	Las Vegas Raiders	Damon Arnette	DB	Ohio State	6’0″	195
3	80	Las Vegas Raiders	Lynn Bowden Jr.	QB	Kentucky	6’1″	199
3	81	Las Vegas Raiders	Bryan Edwards	WR	South Carolina	6’3″	215
3	100	Las Vegas Raiders	Tanner Muse	DB	Clemson	6’2″	230
4	109	Las Vegas Raiders	John Simpson	OL	Clemson	6’4″	330
4	139	Las Vegas Raiders	Amik Robertson	DB	Louisiana Tech	5’9″	183
1	6	Los Angeles Chargers	Justin Herbert	QB	Oregon	6’6″	237
1	23	Los Angeles Chargers	Kenneth Murray	LB	Oklahoma	6’2″	243
4	112	Los Angeles Chargers	Joshua Kelley	RB	UCLA	5’11”	219
5	151	Los Angeles Chargers	Joe Reed	WR	Virginia	6’1″	215
6	186	Los Angeles Chargers	Alohi Gilman	DB	Notre Dame	5’10”	202
7	220	Los Angeles Chargers	K.J. Hill	WR	Ohio State	6’0″	195
2	52	Los Angeles Rams	Cam Akers	RB	Florida State	5’11”	212
2	57	Los Angeles Rams	Van Jefferson	WR	Florida	6’2″	197
3	84	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Lewis	LB	Alabama	6’5″	252
3	104	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Burgess	DB	Utah	6’0″	198
4	136	Los Angeles Rams	Brycen Hopkins	TE	Purdue	6’5″	245
6	199	Los Angeles Rams	Jordan Fuller	DB	Ohio State	6’2″	205
7	234	Los Angeles Rams	Clay Johnston	LB	Baylor	6’1″	232
7	248	Los Angeles Rams	Sam Sloman	K	Miami (OH)	5’8″	205
7	250	Los Angeles Rams	Tremayne Anchrum	OL	Clemson	6’2″	315
1	5	Miami Dolphins	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	Alabama	6’1″	218
1	18	Miami Dolphins	Austin Jackson	OL	USC	6’6″	310
1	30	Miami Dolphins	Noah Igbinoghene	DB	Auburn	5’11”	200
2	39	Miami Dolphins	Robert Hunt	OL	Louisiana	6’5″	310
2	56	Miami Dolphins	Raekwon Davis	DL	Alabama	6’7″	312
3	70	Miami Dolphins	Brandon Jones	DB	Texas	6’0″	205
4	111	Miami Dolphins	Solomon Kindley	OL	Georgia	6’4″	335
5	154	Miami Dolphins	Jason Strowbridge	DL	North Carolina	6’5″	285
5	164	Miami Dolphins	Curtis Weaver	LB	Boise State	6’3″	265
6	185	Miami Dolphins	Blake Ferguson	LS	LSU	6’3″	235
7	246	Miami Dolphins	Malcolm Perry	QB	Navy	5’9″	190
1	22	Minnesota Vikings	Justin Jefferson	WR	LSU	6’3″	192
1	31	Minnesota Vikings	Jeff Gladney	DB	TCU	6’0″	183
2	58	Minnesota Vikings	Ezra Cleveland	OL	Boise State	6’6″	311
3	89	Minnesota Vikings	Cameron Dantzler	DB	Mississippi State	6’2″	185
4	117	Minnesota Vikings	D.J. Wonnum	LB	South Carolina	6’5″	260
4	130	Minnesota Vikings	James Lynch	DL	Baylor	6’4″	290
4	132	Minnesota Vikings	Troy Dye	LB	Oregon	6’4″	226
5	169	Minnesota Vikings	Harrison Hand	DB	Temple	6’0″	192
5	176	Minnesota Vikings	K.J. Osborn	WR	Miami (FL)	6’0″	205
6	203	Minnesota Vikings	Blake Brandel	OL	Oregon State	6’7″	307
6	205	Minnesota Vikings	Josh Metellus	DB	Michigan	6’0″	218
7	225	Minnesota Vikings	Kenny Willekes	DL	Michigan State	6’4″	260
7	244	Minnesota Vikings	Nate Stanley	QB	Iowa	6’4″	243
7	249	Minnesota Vikings	Brian Cole II	DB	Mississippi State	6’2″	210
7	253	Minnesota Vikings	Kyle Hinton	OL	Washburn	6’2″	295
2	37	New England Patriots	Kyle Dugger	DB	Lenoir-Rhyne University	6’2″	220
2	60	New England Patriots	Josh Uche	LB	Michigan	6’2″	250
3	87	New England Patriots	Anfernee Jennings	LB	Alabama	6’3″	259
3	91	New England Patriots	Devin Asiasi	TE	UCLA	6’3″	279
3	101	New England Patriots	Dalton Keene	TE	Virginia Tech	6’4″	251
5	159	New England Patriots	Justin Rohrwasser	K	Marshall	6’3″	230
6	182	New England Patriots	Michael Onwenu	OL	Michigan	6’3″	350
6	195	New England Patriots	Justin Herron	OL	Wake Forest	6’5″	290
6	204	New England Patriots	Cassh Maluia	LB	Wyoming	6’0″	248
7	230	New England Patriots	Dustin Woodard	OL	Memphis	6’2″	291
1	24	New Orleans Saints	Cesar Ruiz	OL	Michigan	6’4″	319
3	74	New Orleans Saints	Zack Baun	LB	Wisconsin	6’3″	235
3	105	New Orleans Saints	Adam Trautman	TE	Dayton	6’6″	253
7	240	New Orleans Saints	Tommy Stevens	QB	Penn State	6’5″	235
1	4	New York Giants	Andrew Thomas	OL	Georgia	6’5″	320
2	36	New York Giants	Xavier McKinney	DB	Alabama	6’1″	200
3	99	New York Giants	Matt Peart	OL	Connecticut	6’5″	300
4	110	New York Giants	Darnay Holmes	DB	UCLA	5’10”	198
5	150	New York Giants	Shane Lemieux	OL	Oregon	6’4″	316
6	183	New York Giants	Cam Brown	LB	Penn State	6’5″	233
7	218	New York Giants	Carter Coughlin	LB	Minnesota	6’4″	245
7	238	New York Giants	T.J. Brunson	LB	South Carolina	6’1″	230
7	247	New York Giants	Chris Williamson	DB	Minnesota	6’0″	205
7	255	New York Giants	Tae Crowder	LB	Georgia	6’3″	235
1	11	New York Jets	Mekhi Becton	OL	Louisville	6’7″	369
2	59	New York Jets	Denzel Mims	WR	Baylor	6’3″	215
3	68	New York Jets	Ashtyn Davis	DB	California	6’1″	200
3	79	New York Jets	Jabari Zuniga	DL	Florida	6’4″	246
4	120	New York Jets	Lamical Perine	RB	Florida	5’11”	218
4	125	New York Jets	James Morgan	QB	FIU	6’4″	213
4	129	New York Jets	Cameron Clark	OL	Charlotte	6’5″	294
5	158	New York Jets	Bryce Hall	DB	Virginia	6’1″	200
6	191	New York Jets	Braden Mann	P	Texas A&M	5’11”	195
1	21	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Reagor	WR	TCU	5’11”	195
2	53	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	6’2″	219
3	103	Philadelphia Eagles	Davion Taylor	LB	Colorado	6’2″	225
4	127	Philadelphia Eagles	K’Von Wallace	DB	Clemson	5’11”	205
4	145	Philadelphia Eagles	Jack Driscoll	OL	Auburn	6’5″	296
5	168	Philadelphia Eagles	John Hightower	WR	Boise State	6’2″	183
6	196	Philadelphia Eagles	Shaun Bradley	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
6	200	Philadelphia Eagles	Quez Watkins	WR	Southern Miss	6’2″	190
6	210	Philadelphia Eagles	Prince Tega Wanogho	OL	Auburn	6’7″	305
7	233	Philadelphia Eagles	Casey Toohill	LB	Stanford	6’4″	247
2	49	Pittsburgh Steelers	Chase Claypool	WR	Notre Dame	6’4″	229
3	102	Pittsburgh Steelers	Alex Highsmith	DL	Charlotte	6’4″	242
4	124	Pittsburgh Steelers	Anthony McFarland Jr.	RB	Maryland	5’9″	198
4	135	Pittsburgh Steelers	Kevin Dotson	OL	Louisiana	6’4″	315
6	198	Pittsburgh Steelers	Antoine Brooks Jr.	DB	Maryland	5’11”	215
7	232	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carlos Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	320
1	14	San Francisco 49ers	Javon Kinlaw	DL	South Carolina	6’6″	310
1	25	San Francisco 49ers	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	Arizona State	6’1″	195
5	153	San Francisco 49ers	Colton McKivitz	OL	West Virginia	6’7″	312
6	190	San Francisco 49ers	Charlie Woerner	TE	Georgia	6’5″	245
7	217	San Francisco 49ers	Jauan Jennings	WR	Tennessee	6’3″	209
1	27	Seattle Seahawks	Jordyn Brooks	LB	Texas Tech	6’1″	245
2	48	Seattle Seahawks	Darrell Taylor	LB	Tennessee	6’4″	255
3	69	Seattle Seahawks	Damien Lewis	OL	LSU	6’3″	332
4	133	Seattle Seahawks	Colby Parkinson	TE	Stanford	6’7″	251
4	144	Seattle Seahawks	DeeJay Dallas	RB	Miami (FL)	5’10”	215
5	148	Seattle Seahawks	Alton Robinson	DL	Syracuse	6’4″	257
6	214	Seattle Seahawks	Freddie Swain	WR	Florida	6’0″	199
7	251	Seattle Seahawks	Stephen Sullivan	TE	LSU	6’5″	242
1	13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tristan Wirfs	OL	Iowa	6’5″	322
2	45	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Antoine Winfield Jr.	DB	Minnesota	5’10”	205
3	76	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Ke’Shawn Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt	5’10”	218
5	161	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tyler Johnson	WR	Minnesota	6’2″	205
6	194	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Khalil Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	315
7	241	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Chapelle Russell	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
7	245	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana	5’9″	180
1	29	Tennessee Titans	Isaiah Wilson	OL	Georgia	6’7″	340
2	61	Tennessee Titans	Kristian Fulton	DB	LSU	6’0″	200
3	93	Tennessee Titans	Darrynton Evans	RB	Appalachian State	5’11”	191
5	174	Tennessee Titans	Larrell Murchison	DL	North Carolina State	6’3″	291
7	224	Tennessee Titans	Cole McDonald	QB	Hawaii	6’4″	220
7	243	Tennessee Titans	Chris Jackson	DB	Marshall	6’0″	186
1	2	Washington Redskins	Chase Young	DL	Ohio State	6’5″	265
3	66	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gibson	WR	Memphis	6’2″	221
4	108	Washington Redskins	Saahdiq Charles	OL	LSU	6’4″	295
4	142	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gandy-Golden	WR	Liberty	6’4″	220
5	156	Washington Redskins	Keith Ismael	OL	San Diego State	6’3″	310
5	162	Washington Redskins	Khaleke Hudson	LB	Michigan	6’0″	220
7	216	Washington Redskins	Kamren Curl	DB	Arkansas	6’2″	201
7	229	Washington Redskins	James Smith-Williams	DL	North Carolina State	6’3″	265

2020 NFL Draft results: by position

Tracking all of the 2020 NFL Draft picks sorted by position

Rnd	Pick	Team	Player	Pos	School	HT	WT
1	1	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Burrow	QB	LSU	6’4″	216
1	5	Miami Dolphins	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	Alabama	6’1″	218
1	6	Los Angeles Chargers	Justin Herbert	QB	Oregon	6’6″	237
1	26	Green Bay Packers	Jordan Love	QB	Utah State	6’4″	220
2	53	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	6’2″	219
3	80	Las Vegas Raiders	Lynn Bowden Jr.	QB	Kentucky	6’1″	199
4	122	Indianapolis Colts	Jacob Eason	QB	Washington	6’6″	228
4	125	New York Jets	James Morgan	QB	FIU	6’4″	213
5	167	Buffalo Bills	Jake Fromm	QB	Georgia	6’2″	220
5	172	Detroit Lions	Tyler Huntley	QB	Utah	6’1″	205
6	189	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jake Luton	QB	Oregon State	6’7″	229
7	224	Tennessee Titans	Cole McDonald	QB	Hawaii	6’4″	220
7	231	Dallas Cowboys	Ben DiNucci	QB	James Madison	6’3″	210
7	240	New Orleans Saints	Tommy Stevens	QB	Penn State	6’5″	235
7	244	Minnesota Vikings	Nate Stanley	QB	Iowa	6’4″	243
7	246	Miami Dolphins	Malcolm Perry	QB	Navy	5’9″	190
1	32	Kansas City Chiefs	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB	LSU	5’8″	209
2	35	Detroit Lions	D’Andre Swift	RB	Georgia	5’9″	215
2	41	Indianapolis Colts	Jonathan Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	5’11”	219
2	52	Los Angeles Rams	Cam Akers	RB	Florida State	5’11”	212
2	55	Baltimore Ravens	J.K. Dobbins	RB	Ohio State	5’10”	217
2	62	Green Bay Packers	AJ Dillon	RB	Boston College	6’0″	250
3	76	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Ke’Shawn Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt	5’10”	218
3	86	Buffalo Bills	Zack Moss	RB	Utah	5’10”	222
3	93	Tennessee Titans	Darrynton Evans	RB	Appalachian State	5’11”	191
4	112	Los Angeles Chargers	Joshua Kelley	RB	UCLA	5’11”	219
4	120	New York Jets	Lamical Perine	RB	Florida	5’11”	218
4	124	Pittsburgh Steelers	Anthony McFarland Jr.	RB	Maryland	5’9″	198
4	144	Seattle Seahawks	DeeJay Dallas	RB	Miami (FL)	5’10”	215
7	222	Arizona Cardinals	Eno Benjamin	RB	Arizona State	5’10”	201
7	245	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana	5’9″	180
1	12	Las Vegas Raiders	Henry Ruggs III	WR	Alabama	6’0″	190
1	15	Denver Broncos	Jerry Jeudy	WR	Alabama	6’1″	192
1	17	Dallas Cowboys	CeeDee Lamb	WR	Oklahoma	6’2″	191
1	21	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Reagor	WR	TCU	5’11”	195
1	22	Minnesota Vikings	Justin Jefferson	WR	LSU	6’3″	192
1	25	San Francisco 49ers	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	Arizona State	6’1″	195
2	33	Cincinnati Bengals	Tee Higgins	WR	Clemson	6’4″	215
2	34	Indianapolis Colts	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR	USC	6’4″	225
2	42	Jacksonville Jaguars	Laviska Shenault Jr.	WR	Colorado	6’2″	220
2	46	Denver Broncos	KJ Hamler	WR	Penn State	5’9″	176
2	49	Pittsburgh Steelers	Chase Claypool	WR	Notre Dame	6’4″	229
2	57	Los Angeles Rams	Van Jefferson	WR	Florida	6’2″	197
2	59	New York Jets	Denzel Mims	WR	Baylor	6’3″	215
3	66	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gibson	WR	Memphis	6’2″	221
3	81	Las Vegas Raiders	Bryan Edwards	WR	South Carolina	6’3″	215
3	92	Baltimore Ravens	Devin Duvernay	WR	Texas	5’11”	210
4	128	Buffalo Bills	Gabriel Davis	WR	UCF	6’3″	212
4	142	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gandy-Golden	WR	Liberty	6’4″	220
5	151	Los Angeles Chargers	Joe Reed	WR	Virginia	6’1″	215
5	161	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tyler Johnson	WR	Minnesota	6’2″	205
5	165	Jacksonville Jaguars	Collin Johnson	WR	Texas	6’6″	220
5	166	Detroit Lions	Quintez Cephus	WR	Wisconsin	6’1″	207
5	168	Philadelphia Eagles	John Hightower	WR	Boise State	6’2″	183
5	171	Houston Texans	Isaiah Coulter	WR	Rhode Island	6’3″	190
5	173	Chicago Bears	Darnell Mooney	WR	Tulane	5’11”	175
5	176	Minnesota Vikings	K.J. Osborn	WR	Miami (FL)	6’0″	205
6	187	Cleveland Browns	Donovan Peoples-Jones	WR	Michigan	6’2″	208
6	200	Philadelphia Eagles	Quez Watkins	WR	Southern Miss	6’2″	190
6	201	Baltimore Ravens	James Proche	WR	SMU	5’11”	190
6	207	Buffalo Bills	Isaiah Hodgins	WR	Oregon State	6’4″	209
6	212	Indianapolis Colts	Dezmon Patmon	WR	Washington State	6’4″	228
6	214	Seattle Seahawks	Freddie Swain	WR	Florida	6’0″	199
7	217	San Francisco 49ers	Jauan Jennings	WR	Tennessee	6’3″	209
7	220	Los Angeles Chargers	K.J. Hill	WR	Ohio State	6’0″	195
7	252	Denver Broncos	Tyrie Cleveland	WR	Florida	6’2″	205
2	43	Chicago Bears	Cole Kmet	TE	Notre Dame	6’5″	250
3	91	New England Patriots	Devin Asiasi	TE	UCLA	6’3″	279
3	94	Green Bay Packers	Josiah Deguara	TE	Cincinnati	6’3″	240
3	101	New England Patriots	Dalton Keene	TE	Virginia Tech	6’4″	251
3	105	New Orleans Saints	Adam Trautman	TE	Dayton	6’6″	253
4	115	Cleveland Browns	Harrison Bryant	TE	Florida Atlantic	6’5″	240
4	118	Denver Broncos	Albert Okwuegbunam	TE	Missouri	6’5″	255
4	133	Seattle Seahawks	Colby Parkinson	TE	Stanford	6’7″	251
4	136	Los Angeles Rams	Brycen Hopkins	TE	Purdue	6’5″	245
6	190	San Francisco 49ers	Charlie Woerner	TE	Georgia	6’5″	245
6	206	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyler Davis	TE	Connecticut	6’4″	240
7	251	Seattle Seahawks	Stephen Sullivan	TE	LSU	6’5″	242
1	4	New York Giants	Andrew Thomas	OL	Georgia	6’5″	320
1	10	Cleveland Browns	Jedrick Wills Jr.	OL	Alabama	6’5″	320
1	11	New York Jets	Mekhi Becton	OL	Louisville	6’7″	369
1	13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tristan Wirfs	OL	Iowa	6’5″	322
1	18	Miami Dolphins	Austin Jackson	OL	USC	6’6″	310
1	24	New Orleans Saints	Cesar Ruiz	OL	Michigan	6’4″	319
1	29	Tennessee Titans	Isaiah Wilson	OL	Georgia	6’7″	340
2	39	Miami Dolphins	Robert Hunt	OL	Louisiana	6’5″	310
2	58	Minnesota Vikings	Ezra Cleveland	OL	Boise State	6’6″	311
3	69	Seattle Seahawks	Damien Lewis	OL	LSU	6’3″	332
3	72	Arizona Cardinals	Josh Jones	OL	Houston	6’7″	310
3	75	Detroit Lions	Jonah Jackson	OL	Ohio State	6’4″	305
3	78	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Hennessy	OL	Temple	6’4″	295
3	83	Denver Broncos	Lloyd Cushenberry III	OL	LSU	6’4″	315
3	96	Kansas City Chiefs	Lucas Niang	OL	TCU	6’7″	328
3	99	New York Giants	Matt Peart	OL	Connecticut	6’5″	300
3	106	Baltimore Ravens	Tyre Phillips	OL	Mississippi State	6’5″	345
4	108	Washington Redskins	Saahdiq Charles	OL	LSU	6’4″	295
4	109	Las Vegas Raiders	John Simpson	OL	Clemson	6’4″	330
4	111	Miami Dolphins	Solomon Kindley	OL	Georgia	6’4″	335
4	116	Jacksonville Jaguars	Ben Bartch	OL	St. John’s	6’6″	305
4	121	Detroit Lions	Logan Stenberg	OL	Kentucky	6’6″	322
4	126	Houston Texans	Charlie Heck	OL	North Carolina	6’8″	315
4	129	New York Jets	Cameron Clark	OL	Charlotte	6’5″	294
4	135	Pittsburgh Steelers	Kevin Dotson	OL	Louisiana	6’4″	315
4	143	Baltimore Ravens	Ben Bredeson	OL	Michigan	6’5″	325
4	145	Philadelphia Eagles	Jack Driscoll	OL	Auburn	6’5″	296
4	146	Dallas Cowboys	Tyler Biadasz	OL	Wisconsin	6’3″	321
5	149	Indianapolis Colts	Danny Pinter	OL	Ball State	6’4″	295
5	150	New York Giants	Shane Lemieux	OL	Oregon	6’4″	316
5	153	San Francisco 49ers	Colton McKivitz	OL	West Virginia	6’7″	312
5	156	Washington Redskins	Keith Ismael	OL	San Diego State	6’3″	310
5	160	Cleveland Browns	Nick Harris	OL	Washington	6’1″	302
6	180	Cincinnati Bengals	Hakeem Adeniji	OL	Kansas	6’5″	300
6	181	Denver Broncos	Netane Muti	OL	Fresno State	6’3″	308
6	182	New England Patriots	Michael Onwenu	OL	Michigan	6’3″	350
6	192	Green Bay Packers	Jon Runyan	OL	Michigan	6’5″	321
6	195	New England Patriots	Justin Herron	OL	Wake Forest	6’5″	290
6	203	Minnesota Vikings	Blake Brandel	OL	Oregon State	6’7″	307
6	208	Green Bay Packers	Jake Hanson	OL	Oregon	6’5″	295
6	209	Green Bay Packers	Simon Stepaniak	OL	Indiana	6’4″	321
6	210	Philadelphia Eagles	Prince Tega Wanogho	OL	Auburn	6’7″	305
7	226	Chicago Bears	Arlington Hambright	OL	Oklahoma State	6’5″	300
7	227	Chicago Bears	Lachavious Simmons	OL	Tennessee State	6’5″	315
7	230	New England Patriots	Dustin Woodard	OL	Memphis	6’2″	291
7	250	Los Angeles Rams	Tremayne Anchrum	OL	Clemson	6’2″	315
7	253	Minnesota Vikings	Kyle Hinton	OL	Washburn	6’2″	295
1	2	Washington Redskins	Chase Young	DL	Ohio State	6’5″	265
1	7	Carolina Panthers	Derrick Brown	DL	Auburn	6’5″	318
1	14	San Francisco 49ers	Javon Kinlaw	DL	South Carolina	6’6″	310
2	38	Carolina Panthers	Yetur Gross-Matos	DL	Penn State	6’5″	264
2	40	Houston Texans	Ross Blacklock	DL	TCU	6’4″	305
2	47	Atlanta Falcons	Marlon Davidson	DL	Auburn	6’3″	278
2	54	Buffalo Bills	A.J. Epenesa	DL	Iowa	6’6″	280
2	56	Miami Dolphins	Raekwon Davis	DL	Alabama	6’7″	312
3	67	Detroit Lions	Julian Okwara	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	248
3	71	Baltimore Ravens	Justin Madubuike	DL	Texas A&M	6’3″	304
3	73	Jacksonville Jaguars	Davon Hamilton	DL	Ohio State	6’4″	310
3	79	New York Jets	Jabari Zuniga	DL	Florida	6’4″	246
3	82	Dallas Cowboys	Neville Gallimore	DL	Oklahoma	6’2″	301
3	88	Cleveland Browns	Jordan Elliott	DL	Missouri	6’4″	315
3	95	Denver Broncos	McTelvin Agim	DL	Arkansas	6’3″	279
3	102	Pittsburgh Steelers	Alex Highsmith	DL	Charlotte	6’4″	242
4	114	Arizona Cardinals	Leki Fotu	DL	Utah	6’5″	330
4	130	Minnesota Vikings	James Lynch	DL	Baylor	6’4″	290
4	131	Arizona Cardinals	Rashard Lawrence	DL	LSU	6’2″	308
5	147	Cincinnati Bengals	Khalid Kareem	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	265
5	148	Seattle Seahawks	Alton Robinson	DL	Syracuse	6’4″	257
5	154	Miami Dolphins	Jason Strowbridge	DL	North Carolina	6’5″	285
5	155	Chicago Bears	Trevis Gipson	DL	Tulsa	6’4″	268
5	170	Baltimore Ravens	Broderick Washington Jr.	DL	Texas Tech	6’3″	305
5	174	Tennessee Titans	Larrell Murchison	DL	North Carolina State	6’3″	291
5	177	Kansas City Chiefs	Michael Danna	DL	Central Michigan	6’2″	261
5	179	Dallas Cowboys	Bradlee Anae	DL	Utah	6’3″	265
6	184	Carolina Panthers	Bravvion Roy	DL	Baylor	6’1″	333
6	193	Indianapolis Colts	Robert Windsor	DL	Penn State	6’4″	285
6	194	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Khalil Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	315
6	197	Detroit Lions	John Penisini	DL	Utah	6’2″	320
7	225	Minnesota Vikings	Kenny Willekes	DL	Michigan State	6’4″	260
7	229	Washington Redskins	James Smith-Williams	DL	North Carolina State	6’3″	265
7	232	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carlos Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	320
7	235	Detroit Lions	Jashon Cornell	DL	Ohio State	6’3″	285
7	242	Green Bay Packers	Jonathan Garvin	DL	Miami (FL)	6’4″	256
7	254	Denver Broncos	Derrek Tuszka	DL	North Dakota State	6’5″	243
1	8	Arizona Cardinals	Isaiah Simmons	LB	Clemson	6’4″	230
1	20	Jacksonville Jaguars	K’Lavon Chaisson	LB	LSU	6’4″	250
1	23	Los Angeles Chargers	Kenneth Murray	LB	Oklahoma	6’2″	243
1	27	Seattle Seahawks	Jordyn Brooks	LB	Texas Tech	6’1″	245
1	28	Baltimore Ravens	Patrick Queen	LB	LSU	6’1″	227
2	48	Seattle Seahawks	Darrell Taylor	LB	Tennessee	6’4″	255
2	60	New England Patriots	Josh Uche	LB	Michigan	6’2″	250
2	63	Kansas City Chiefs	Willie Gay Jr.	LB	Mississippi State	6’2″	240
3	65	Cincinnati Bengals	Logan Wilson	LB	Wyoming	6’2″	250
3	74	New Orleans Saints	Zack Baun	LB	Wisconsin	6’3″	235
3	84	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Lewis	LB	Alabama	6’5″	252
3	87	New England Patriots	Anfernee Jennings	LB	Alabama	6’3″	259
3	90	Houston Texans	Jonathan Greenard	LB	Florida	6’3″	263
3	97	Cleveland Browns	Jacob Phillips	LB	LSU	6’4″	233
3	98	Baltimore Ravens	Malik Harrison	LB	Ohio State	6’3″	240
3	103	Philadelphia Eagles	Davion Taylor	LB	Colorado	6’2″	225
4	107	Cincinnati Bengals	Akeem Davis-Gaither	LB	Appalachian State	6’2″	208
4	117	Minnesota Vikings	D.J. Wonnum	LB	South Carolina	6’5″	260
4	119	Atlanta Falcons	Mykal Walker	LB	Fresno State	6’3″	227
4	132	Minnesota Vikings	Troy Dye	LB	Oregon	6’4″	226
4	140	Jacksonville Jaguars	Shaquille Quarterman	LB	Miami (FL)	6’1″	240
5	162	Washington Redskins	Khaleke Hudson	LB	Michigan	6’0″	220
5	164	Miami Dolphins	Curtis Weaver	LB	Boise State	6’3″	265
5	175	Green Bay Packers	Kamal Martin	LB	Minnesota	6’3″	245
5	178	Denver Broncos	Justin Strnad	LB	Wake Forest	6’3″	235
6	183	New York Giants	Cam Brown	LB	Penn State	6’5″	233
6	196	Philadelphia Eagles	Shaun Bradley	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
6	202	Arizona Cardinals	Evan Weaver	LB	California	6’3″	235
6	204	New England Patriots	Cassh Maluia	LB	Wyoming	6’0″	248
6	213	Indianapolis Colts	Jordan Glasgow	LB	Michigan	6’1″	226
7	215	Cincinnati Bengals	Markus Bailey	LB	Purdue	6’1″	240
7	218	New York Giants	Carter Coughlin	LB	Minnesota	6’4″	245
7	233	Philadelphia Eagles	Casey Toohill	LB	Stanford	6’4″	247
7	234	Los Angeles Rams	Clay Johnston	LB	Baylor	6’1″	232
7	238	New York Giants	T.J. Brunson	LB	South Carolina	6’1″	230
7	241	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Chapelle Russell	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
7	255	New York Giants	Tae Crowder	LB	Georgia	6’3″	235
1	3	Detroit Lions	Jeff Okudah	DB	Ohio State	6’1″	200
1	9	Jacksonville Jaguars	CJ Henderson	DB	Florida	6’1″	202
1	16	Atlanta Falcons	A.J. Terrell	DB	Clemson	6’1″	190
1	19	Las Vegas Raiders	Damon Arnette	DB	Ohio State	6’0″	195
1	30	Miami Dolphins	Noah Igbinoghene	DB	Auburn	5’11”	200
1	31	Minnesota Vikings	Jeff Gladney	DB	TCU	6’0″	183
2	36	New York Giants	Xavier McKinney	DB	Alabama	6’1″	200
2	37	New England Patriots	Kyle Dugger	DB	Lenoir-Rhyne University	6’2″	220
2	44	Cleveland Browns	Grant Delpit	DB	LSU	6’3″	203
2	45	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Antoine Winfield Jr.	DB	Minnesota	5’10”	205
2	50	Chicago Bears	Jaylon Johnson	DB	Utah	6’0″	190
2	51	Dallas Cowboys	Trevon Diggs	DB	Alabama	6’2″	207
2	61	Tennessee Titans	Kristian Fulton	DB	LSU	6’0″	200
2	64	Carolina Panthers	Jeremy Chinn	DB	Southern Illinois	6’3″	212
3	68	New York Jets	Ashtyn Davis	DB	California	6’1″	200
3	70	Miami Dolphins	Brandon Jones	DB	Texas	6’0″	205
3	77	Denver Broncos	Michael Ojemudia	DB	Iowa	6’1″	200
3	85	Indianapolis Colts	Julian Blackmon	DB	Utah	6’1″	195
3	89	Minnesota Vikings	Cameron Dantzler	DB	Mississippi State	6’2″	185
3	100	Las Vegas Raiders	Tanner Muse	DB	Clemson	6’2″	230
3	104	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Burgess	DB	Utah	6’0″	198
4	110	New York Giants	Darnay Holmes	DB	UCLA	5’10”	198
4	113	Carolina Panthers	Troy Pride Jr.	DB	Notre Dame	5’11”	194
4	123	Dallas Cowboys	Reggie Robinson II	DB	Tulsa	6’1″	197
4	127	Philadelphia Eagles	K’Von Wallace	DB	Clemson	5’11”	205
4	134	Atlanta Falcons	Jaylinn Hawkins	DB	California	6’2″	210
4	137	Jacksonville Jaguars	Josiah Scott	DB	Michigan State	5’10”	171
4	138	Kansas City Chiefs	L’Jarius Sneed	DB	Louisiana Tech	6’1″	193
4	139	Las Vegas Raiders	Amik Robertson	DB	Louisiana Tech	5’9″	183
4	141	Houston Texans	John Reid	DB	Penn State	5’10”	181
5	152	Carolina Panthers	Kenny Robinson	DB	West Virginia	6’2″	198
5	157	Jacksonville Jaguars	Daniel Thomas	DB	Auburn	5’11”	209
5	158	New York Jets	Bryce Hall	DB	Virginia	6’1″	200
5	163	Chicago Bears	Kindle Vildor	DB	Georgia Southern	5’11”	190
5	169	Minnesota Vikings	Harrison Hand	DB	Temple	6’0″	192
6	186	Los Angeles Chargers	Alohi Gilman	DB	Notre Dame	5’10”	202
6	198	Pittsburgh Steelers	Antoine Brooks Jr.	DB	Maryland	5’11”	215
6	199	Los Angeles Rams	Jordan Fuller	DB	Ohio State	6’2″	205
6	205	Minnesota Vikings	Josh Metellus	DB	Michigan	6’0″	218
6	211	Indianapolis Colts	Isaiah Rodgers	DB	Massachusetts	5’10”	170
7	216	Washington Redskins	Kamren Curl	DB	Arkansas	6’2″	201
7	219	Baltimore Ravens	Geno Stone	DB	Iowa	5’10”	210
7	221	Carolina Panthers	Stantley Thomas-Oliver III	DB	FIU	6’2″	184
7	223	Jacksonville Jaguars	Chris Claybrooks	DB	Memphis	6’0″	176
7	236	Green Bay Packers	Vernon Scott	DB	TCU	6’2″	206
7	237	Kansas City Chiefs	Thakarius Keyes	DB	Tulane	6’1″	200
7	239	Buffalo Bills	Dane Jackson	DB	Pittsburgh	6’0″	190
7	243	Tennessee Titans	Chris Jackson	DB	Marshall	6’0″	186
7	247	New York Giants	Chris Williamson	DB	Minnesota	6’0″	205
7	249	Minnesota Vikings	Brian Cole II	DB	Mississippi State	6’2″	210
5	159	New England Patriots	Justin Rohrwasser	K	Marshall	6’3″	230
6	188	Buffalo Bills	Tyler Bass	K	Georgia Southern	5’10”	185
7	228	Atlanta Falcons	Sterling Hofrichter	K	Syracuse	5’9″	199
7	248	Los Angeles Rams	Sam Sloman	K	Miami (OH)	5’8″	205
6	191	New York Jets	Braden Mann	P	Texas A&M	5’11”	195
6	185	Miami Dolphins	Blake Ferguson	LS	LSU	6’3″	235

2020 NFL Draft results: by round

Tracking all of the 2020 NFL Draft picks by round selected

Round 1
Pick	Team	Player	Pos	School	HT	WT
1	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Burrow	QB	LSU	6’4″	216
2	Washington Redskins	Chase Young	DE	Ohio State	6’5″	265
3	Detroit Lions	Jeff Okudah	CB	Ohio State	6’1″	200
4	New York Giants	Andrew Thomas	OL	Georgia	6’5″	320
5	Miami Dolphins	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	Alabama	6’1″	218
6	Los Angeles Chargers	Justin Herbert	QB	Oregon	6’6″	237
7	Carolina Panthers	Derrick Brown	DT	Auburn	6’5″	318
8	Arizona Cardinals	Isaiah Simmons	LB	Clemson	6’4″	230
9	Jacksonville Jaguars	CJ Henderson	DB	Florida	6’1″	202
10	Cleveland Browns	Jedrick Wills Jr.	OL	Alabama	6’5″	320
11	New York Jets	Mekhi Becton	OL	Louisville	6’7″	369
12	Las Vegas Raiders	Henry Ruggs III	WR	Alabama	6’0″	190
13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tristan Wirfs	OL	Iowa	6’5″	322
14	San Francisco 49ers	Javon Kinlaw	DL	South Carolina	6’6″	310
15	Denver Broncos	Jerry Jeudy	WR	Alabama	6’1″	192
16	Atlanta Falcons	A.J. Terrell	CB	Clemson	6’1″	190
17	Dallas Cowboys	CeeDee Lamb	WR	Oklahoma	6’2″	191
18	Miami Dolphins	Austin Jackson	T	USC	6’6″	310
19	Las Vegas Raiders	Damon Arnette	CB	Ohio State	6’0″	195
20	Jacksonville Jaguars	K’Lavon Chaisson	LB	LSU	6’4″	250
21	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Reagor	WR	TCU	5’11”	195
22	Minnesota Vikings	Justin Jefferson	WR	LSU	6’3″	192
23	Los Angeles Chargers	Kenneth Murray	LB	Oklahoma	6’2″	243
24	New Orleans Saints	Cesar Ruiz	OL	Michigan	6’4″	319
25	San Francisco 49ers	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	Arizona State	6’1″	195
26	Green Bay Packers	Jordan Love	QB	Utah State	6’4″	220
27	Seattle Seahawks	Jordyn Brooks	LB	Texas Tech	6’1″	245
28	Baltimore Ravens	Patrick Queen	LB	LSU	6’1″	227
29	Tennessee Titans	Isaiah Wilson	OL	Georgia	6’7″	340
30	Miami Dolphins	Noah Igbinoghene	DB	Auburn	5’11”	200
31	Minnesota Vikings	Jeff Gladney	CB	TCU	6’0″	183
32	Kansas City Chiefs	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB	LSU	5’8″	209
Round 2
33	Cincinnati Bengals	Tee Higgins	WR	Clemson	6’4″	215
34	Indianapolis Colts	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR	USC	6’4″	225
35	Detroit Lions	D’Andre Swift	RB	Georgia	5’9″	215
36	New York Giants	Xavier McKinney	DB	Alabama	6’1″	200
37	New England Patriots	Kyle Dugger	S	Lenoir-Rhyne University	6’2″	220
38	Carolina Panthers	Yetur Gross-Matos	DE	Penn State	6’5″	264
39	Miami Dolphins	Robert Hunt	OL	Louisiana	6’5″	310
40	Houston Texans	Ross Blacklock	DT	TCU	6’4″	305
41	Indianapolis Colts	Jonathan Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	5’11”	219
42	Jacksonville Jaguars	Laviska Shenault Jr.	WR	Colorado	6’2″	220
43	Chicago Bears	Cole Kmet	TE	Notre Dame	6’5″	250
44	Cleveland Browns	Grant Delpit	S	LSU	6’3″	203
45	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Antoine Winfield Jr.	DB	Minnesota	5’10”	205
46	Denver Broncos	KJ Hamler	WR	Penn State	5’9″	176
47	Atlanta Falcons	Marlon Davidson	DE	Auburn	6’3″	278
48	Seattle Seahawks	Darrell Taylor	LB	Tennessee	6’4″	255
49	Pittsburgh Steelers	Chase Claypool	WR	Notre Dame	6’4″	229
50	Chicago Bears	Jaylon Johnson	DB	Utah	6’0″	190
51	Dallas Cowboys	Trevon Diggs	DB	Alabama	6’2″	207
52	Los Angeles Rams	Cam Akers	RB	Florida State	5’11”	212
53	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	6’2″	219
54	Buffalo Bills	A.J. Epenesa	DE	Iowa	6’6″	280
55	Baltimore Ravens	J.K. Dobbins	RB	Ohio State	5’10”	217
56	Miami Dolphins	Raekwon Davis	DL	Alabama	6’7″	312
57	Los Angeles Rams	Van Jefferson	WR	Florida	6’2″	197
58	Minnesota Vikings	Ezra Cleveland	OL	Boise State	6’6″	311
59	New York Jets	Denzel Mims	WR	Baylor	6’3″	215
60	New England Patriots	Josh Uche	LB	Michigan	6’2″	250
61	Tennessee Titans	Kristian Fulton	CB	LSU	6’0″	200
62	Green Bay Packers	AJ Dillon	RB	Boston College	6’0″	250
63	Kansas City Chiefs	Willie Gay Jr.	LB	Mississippi State	6’2″	240
64	Carolina Panthers	Jeremy Chinn	S	Southern Illinois	6’3″	212
Round 3
65	Cincinnati Bengals	Logan Wilson	LB	Wyoming	6’2″	250
66	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gibson	WR	Memphis	6’2″	221
67	Detroit Lions	Julian Okwara	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	248
68	New York Jets	Ashtyn Davis	S	California	6’1″	200
69	Seattle Seahawks	Damien Lewis	G	LSU	6’3″	332
70	Miami Dolphins	Brandon Jones	DB	Texas	6’0″	205
71	Baltimore Ravens	Justin Madubuike	DL	Texas A&M	6’3″	304
72	Arizona Cardinals	Josh Jones	OL	Houston	6’7″	310
73	Jacksonville Jaguars	Davon Hamilton	DT	Ohio State	6’4″	310
74	New Orleans Saints	Zack Baun	LB	Wisconsin	6’3″	235
75	Detroit Lions	Jonah Jackson	OL	Ohio State	6’4″	305
76	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Ke’Shawn Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt	5’10”	218
77	Denver Broncos	Michael Ojemudia	DB	Iowa	6’1″	200
78	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Hennessy	OL	Temple	6’4″	295
79	New York Jets	Jabari Zuniga	DL	Florida	6’4″	246
80	Las Vegas Raiders	Lynn Bowden Jr.	QB	Kentucky	6’1″	199
81	Las Vegas Raiders	Bryan Edwards	WR	South Carolina	6’3″	215
82	Dallas Cowboys	Neville Gallimore	DL	Oklahoma	6’2″	301
83	Denver Broncos	Lloyd Cushenberry III	C	LSU	6’4″	315
84	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Lewis	LB	Alabama	6’5″	252
85	Indianapolis Colts	Julian Blackmon	DB	Utah	6’1″	195
86	Buffalo Bills	Zack Moss	RB	Utah	5’10”	222
87	New England Patriots	Anfernee Jennings	LB	Alabama	6’3″	259
88	Cleveland Browns	Jordan Elliott	DL	Missouri	6’4″	315
89	Minnesota Vikings	Cameron Dantzler	CB	Mississippi State	6’2″	185
90	Houston Texans	Jonathan Greenard	LB	Florida	6’3″	263
91	New England Patriots	Devin Asiasi	TE	UCLA	6’3″	279
92	Baltimore Ravens	Devin Duvernay	WR	Texas	5’11”	210
93	Tennessee Titans	Darrynton Evans	RB	Appalachian State	5’11”	191
94	Green Bay Packers	Josiah Deguara	TE	Cincinnati	6’3″	240
95	Denver Broncos	McTelvin Agim	DL	Arkansas	6’3″	279
96	Kansas City Chiefs	Lucas Niang	T	TCU	6’7″	328
97	Cleveland Browns	Jacob Phillips	LB	LSU	6’4″	233
98	Baltimore Ravens	Malik Harrison	LB	Ohio State	6’3″	240
99	New York Giants	Matt Peart	OL	Connecticut	6’5″	300
100	Las Vegas Raiders	Tanner Muse	S	Clemson	6’2″	230
101	New England Patriots	Dalton Keene	TE	Virginia Tech	6’4″	251
102	Pittsburgh Steelers	Alex Highsmith	DE	Charlotte	6’4″	242
103	Philadelphia Eagles	Davion Taylor	LB	Colorado	6’2″	225
104	Los Angeles Rams	Terrell Burgess	DB	Utah	6’0″	198
105	New Orleans Saints	Adam Trautman	TE	Dayton	6’6″	253
106	Baltimore Ravens	Tyre Phillips	OL	Mississippi State	6’5″	345
Round 4
107	Cincinnati Bengals	Akeem Davis-Gaither	LB	Appalachian State	6’2″	208
108	Washington Redskins	Saahdiq Charles	T	LSU	6’4″	295
109	Las Vegas Raiders	John Simpson	OL	Clemson	6’4″	330
110	New York Giants	Darnay Holmes	DB	UCLA	5’10”	198
111	Miami Dolphins	Solomon Kindley	OL	Georgia	6’4″	335
112	Los Angeles Chargers	Joshua Kelley	RB	UCLA	5’11”	219
113	Carolina Panthers	Troy Pride Jr.	CB	Notre Dame	5’11”	194
114	Arizona Cardinals	Leki Fotu	DT	Utah	6’5″	330
115	Cleveland Browns	Harrison Bryant	TE	Florida Atlantic	6’5″	240
116	Jacksonville Jaguars	Ben Bartch	OL	St. John’s	6’6″	305
117	Minnesota Vikings	D.J. Wonnum	LB	South Carolina	6’5″	260
118	Denver Broncos	Albert Okwuegbunam	TE	Missouri	6’5″	255
119	Atlanta Falcons	Mykal Walker	LB	Fresno State	6’3″	227
120	New York Jets	Lamical Perine	RB	Florida	5’11”	218
121	Detroit Lions	Logan Stenberg	G	Kentucky	6’6″	322
122	Indianapolis Colts	Jacob Eason	QB	Washington	6’6″	228
123	Dallas Cowboys	Reggie Robinson II	CB	Tulsa	6’1″	197
124	Pittsburgh Steelers	Anthony McFarland Jr.	RB	Maryland	5’9″	198
125	New York Jets	James Morgan	QB	FIU	6’4″	213
126	Houston Texans	Charlie Heck	OL	North Carolina	6’8″	315
127	Philadelphia Eagles	K’Von Wallace	S	Clemson	5’11”	205
128	Buffalo Bills	Gabriel Davis	WR	UCF	6’3″	212
129	New York Jets	Cameron Clark	OL	Charlotte	6’5″	294
130	Minnesota Vikings	James Lynch	DT	Baylor	6’4″	290
131	Arizona Cardinals	Rashard Lawrence	DL	LSU	6’2″	308
132	Minnesota Vikings	Troy Dye	LB	Oregon	6’4″	226
133	Seattle Seahawks	Colby Parkinson	TE	Stanford	6’7″	251
134	Atlanta Falcons	Jaylinn Hawkins	S	California	6’2″	210
135	Pittsburgh Steelers	Kevin Dotson	OL	Louisiana	6’4″	315
136	Los Angeles Rams	Brycen Hopkins	TE	Purdue	6’5″	245
137	Jacksonville Jaguars	Josiah Scott	CB	Michigan State	5’10”	171
138	Kansas City Chiefs	L’Jarius Sneed	S	Louisiana Tech	6’1″	193
139	Las Vegas Raiders	Amik Robertson	CB	Louisiana Tech	5’9″	183
140	Jacksonville Jaguars	Shaquille Quarterman	LB	Miami (FL)	6’1″	240
141	Houston Texans	John Reid	CB	Penn State	5’10”	181
142	Washington Redskins	Antonio Gandy-Golden	WR	Liberty	6’4″	220
143	Baltimore Ravens	Ben Bredeson	OL	Michigan	6’5″	325
144	Seattle Seahawks	DeeJay Dallas	RB	Miami (FL)	5’10”	215
145	Philadelphia Eagles	Jack Driscoll	OL	Auburn	6’5″	296
146	Dallas Cowboys	Tyler Biadasz	OL	Wisconsin	6’3″	321
Round 5
147	Cincinnati Bengals	Khalid Kareem	DL	Notre Dame	6’4″	265
148	Seattle Seahawks	Alton Robinson	DL	Syracuse	6’4″	257
149	Indianapolis Colts	Danny Pinter	OL	Ball State	6’4″	295
150	New York Giants	Shane Lemieux	OL	Oregon	6’4″	316
151	Los Angeles Chargers	Joe Reed	WR	Virginia	6’1″	215
152	Carolina Panthers	Kenny Robinson	S	West Virginia	6’2″	198
153	San Francisco 49ers	Colton McKivitz	OL	West Virginia	6’7″	312
154	Miami Dolphins	Jason Strowbridge	DL	North Carolina	6’5″	285
155	Chicago Bears	Trevis Gipson	DE	Tulsa	6’4″	268
156	Washington Redskins	Keith Ismael	OL	San Diego State	6’3″	310
157	Jacksonville Jaguars	Daniel Thomas	DB	Auburn	5’11”	209
158	New York Jets	Bryce Hall	CB	Virginia	6’1″	200
159	New England Patriots	Justin Rohrwasser	K	Marshall	6’3″	230
160	Cleveland Browns	Nick Harris	OL	Washington	6’1″	302
161	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tyler Johnson	WR	Minnesota	6’2″	205
162	Washington Redskins	Khaleke Hudson	LB	Michigan	6’0″	220
163	Chicago Bears	Kindle Vildor	CB	Georgia Southern	5’11”	190
164	Miami Dolphins	Curtis Weaver	LB	Boise State	6’3″	265
165	Jacksonville Jaguars	Collin Johnson	WR	Texas	6’6″	220
166	Detroit Lions	Quintez Cephus	WR	Wisconsin	6’1″	207
167	Buffalo Bills	Jake Fromm	QB	Georgia	6’2″	220
168	Philadelphia Eagles	John Hightower	WR	Boise State	6’2″	183
169	Minnesota Vikings	Harrison Hand	CB	Temple	6’0″	192
170	Baltimore Ravens	Broderick Washington Jr.	DL	Texas Tech	6’3″	305
171	Houston Texans	Isaiah Coulter	WR	Rhode Island	6’3″	190
172	Detroit Lions	Tyler Huntley	QB	Utah	6’1″	205
173	Chicago Bears	Darnell Mooney	WR	Tulane	5’11”	175
174	Tennessee Titans	Larrell Murchison	DT	North Carolina State	6’3″	291
175	Green Bay Packers	Kamal Martin	LB	Minnesota	6’3″	245
176	Minnesota Vikings	K.J. Osborn	WR	Miami (FL)	6’0″	205
177	Kansas City Chiefs	Michael Danna	DL	Central Michigan	6’2″	261
178	Denver Broncos	Justin Strnad	LB	Wake Forest	6’3″	235
179	Dallas Cowboys	Bradlee Anae	DE	Utah	6’3″	265
Round 6
180	Cincinnati Bengals	Hakeem Adeniji	OL	Kansas	6’5″	300
181	Denver Broncos	Netane Muti	OL	Fresno State	6’3″	308
182	New England Patriots	Michael Onwenu	OL	Michigan	6’3″	350
183	New York Giants	Cam Brown	LB	Penn State	6’5″	233
184	Carolina Panthers	Bravvion Roy	DT	Baylor	6’1″	333
185	Miami Dolphins	Blake Ferguson	LS	LSU	6’3″	235
186	Los Angeles Chargers	Alohi Gilman	S	Notre Dame	5’10”	202
187	Cleveland Browns	Donovan Peoples-Jones	WR	Michigan	6’2″	208
188	Buffalo Bills	Tyler Bass	K	Georgia Southern	5’10”	185
189	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jake Luton	QB	Oregon State	6’7″	229
190	San Francisco 49ers	Charlie Woerner	TE	Georgia	6’5″	245
191	New York Jets	Braden Mann	P	Texas A&M	5’11”	195
192	Green Bay Packers	Jon Runyan	OL	Michigan	6’5″	321
193	Indianapolis Colts	Robert Windsor	DT	Penn State	6’4″	285
194	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Khalil Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	315
195	New England Patriots	Justin Herron	OL	Wake Forest	6’5″	290
196	Philadelphia Eagles	Shaun Bradley	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
197	Detroit Lions	John Penisini	DT	Utah	6’2″	320
198	Pittsburgh Steelers	Antoine Brooks Jr.	DB	Maryland	5’11”	215
199	Los Angeles Rams	Jordan Fuller	S	Ohio State	6’2″	205
200	Philadelphia Eagles	Quez Watkins	WR	Southern Miss	6’2″	190
201	Baltimore Ravens	James Proche	WR	SMU	5’11”	190
202	Arizona Cardinals	Evan Weaver	LB	California	6’3″	235
203	Minnesota Vikings	Blake Brandel	OL	Oregon State	6’7″	307
204	New England Patriots	Cassh Maluia	LB	Wyoming	6’0″	248
205	Minnesota Vikings	Josh Metellus	DB	Michigan	6’0″	218
206	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyler Davis	TE	Connecticut	6’4″	240
207	Buffalo Bills	Isaiah Hodgins	WR	Oregon State	6’4″	209
208	Green Bay Packers	Jake Hanson	OL	Oregon	6’5″	295
209	Green Bay Packers	Simon Stepaniak	OL	Indiana	6’4″	321
210	Philadelphia Eagles	Prince Tega Wanogho	OL	Auburn	6’7″	305
211	Indianapolis Colts	Isaiah Rodgers	CB	Massachusetts	5’10”	170
212	Indianapolis Colts	Dezmon Patmon	WR	Washington State	6’4″	228
213	Indianapolis Colts	Jordan Glasgow	LB	Michigan	6’1″	226
214	Seattle Seahawks	Freddie Swain	WR	Florida	6’0″	199
Round 7
215	Cincinnati Bengals	Markus Bailey	LB	Purdue	6’1″	240
216	Washington Redskins	Kamren Curl	DB	Arkansas	6’2″	201
217	San Francisco 49ers	Jauan Jennings	WR	Tennessee	6’3″	209
218	New York Giants	Carter Coughlin	LB	Minnesota	6’4″	245
219	Baltimore Ravens	Geno Stone	DB	Iowa	5’10”	210
220	Los Angeles Chargers	K.J. Hill	WR	Ohio State	6’0″	195
221	Carolina Panthers	Stantley Thomas-Oliver III	DB	FIU	6’2″	184
222	Arizona Cardinals	Eno Benjamin	RB	Arizona State	5’10”	201
223	Jacksonville Jaguars	Chris Claybrooks	DB	Memphis	6’0″	176
224	Tennessee Titans	Cole McDonald	QB	Hawaii	6’4″	220
225	Minnesota Vikings	Kenny Willekes	DE	Michigan State	6’4″	260
226	Chicago Bears	Arlington Hambright	OL	Oklahoma State	6’5″	300
227	Chicago Bears	Lachavious Simmons	OL	Tennessee State	6’5″	315
228	Atlanta Falcons	Sterling Hofrichter	K	Syracuse	5’9″	199
229	Washington Redskins	James Smith-Williams	DE	North Carolina State	6’3″	265
230	New England Patriots	Dustin Woodard	OL	Memphis	6’2″	291
231	Dallas Cowboys	Ben DiNucci	QB	James Madison	6’3″	210
232	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carlos Davis	DL	Nebraska	6’2″	320
233	Philadelphia Eagles	Casey Toohill	LB	Stanford	6’4″	247
234	Los Angeles Rams	Clay Johnston	LB	Baylor	6’1″	232
235	Detroit Lions	Jashon Cornell	DT	Ohio State	6’3″	285
236	Green Bay Packers	Vernon Scott	S	TCU	6’2″	206
237	Kansas City Chiefs	Thakarius Keyes	CB	Tulane	6’1″	200
238	New York Giants	T.J. Brunson	LB	South Carolina	6’1″	230
239	Buffalo Bills	Dane Jackson	DB	Pittsburgh	6’0″	190
240	New Orleans Saints	Tommy Stevens	QB	Penn State	6’5″	235
241	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Chapelle Russell	LB	Temple	6’1″	230
242	Green Bay Packers	Jonathan Garvin	DL	Miami (FL)	6’4″	256
243	Tennessee Titans	Chris Jackson	DB	Marshall	6’0″	186
244	Minnesota Vikings	Nate Stanley	QB	Iowa	6’4″	243
245	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana	5’9″	180
246	Miami Dolphins	Malcolm Perry	QB	Navy	5’9″	190
247	New York Giants	Chris Williamson	DB	Minnesota	6’0″	205
248	Los Angeles Rams	Sam Sloman	K	Miami (OH)	5’8″	205
249	Minnesota Vikings	Brian Cole II	S	Mississippi State	6’2″	210
250	Los Angeles Rams	Tremayne Anchrum	T	Clemson	6’2″	315
251	Seattle Seahawks	Stephen Sullivan	TE	LSU	6’5″	242
252	Denver Broncos	Tyrie Cleveland	WR	Florida	6’2″	205
253	Minnesota Vikings	Kyle Hinton	G	Washburn	6’2″	295
254	Denver Broncos	Derrek Tuszka	DE	North Dakota State	6’5″	243
255	New York Giants	Tae Crowder	LB	Georgia	6’3″	235

2020 NFL Draft: Fantasy football Day 3 recap

Keeping tabs on which skill position guys will make an impact in 2020 fantasy football.

The first two exciting days are behind us, and we’ll focus here on which players coming out of the final day of the 2020 NFL Draft figure to have the most immediate value in fantasy football.

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Round 4

112) RB Joshua Kelley, Los Angeles Chargers: For as good as Austin Ekeler has been in spurts during his career, we haven’t see how he will hold up to a consistent pounding. Justin Jackson is there to help share the load, but he is even more untested. Kelley was the backbone of the UCLA offense the last two years and could work his way up the depth chart in a hurry, especially if an injury creeps into play. More likely, though, he’s a nifty stash buy in dynasty setups.

2020 NFL Draft: Day 2 fantasy football recap

Rounds 2 and 3 offer a wealth of fantasy football prospects.

The 2020 NFL Draft’s Day 1 is in the books, and there are plenty of players who will make great fantasy football additions still on the board.

Fantasy football draft season may not be close to hitting its crescendo, but hardcore gamers have been selecting players prior to the conclusion of bowl season. Join us for real-time analysis the NFL draft’s second day’s impact on fantasy football plans for 2020.

Round 2

33) WR Tee Higgins, Cincinnati Bengals: No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow gets a new target in the lanky Higgins. His body control is exceptional, and few receivers have a catch radius to match Higgins’. While he lacks the breakaway speed, Higgins can catch the ball anywhere, in any situation, with the best of them. He will have the difficulty of learning an NFL offense without OTAs and possibly no training camp, which is tougher for a receiver. Having A.J. Green to mentor him is a huge plus. Higgins may struggle to see the field as more than a situational player in 2020, barring a personnel change or injury, although the future beyond his rookie year positions him as a potential low-tier WR1 in fantasy.

34) WR Michael Pittman Jr., Indianapolis Colts: Pittman has Mike Evans-like traits and joins an offense that desperately needs help for T.Y. Hilton. The son of 11-year NFL running back Michael Pittman, the younger comes into the pros as one of the most decorated receivers in USC history. Philip Rivers gains a dangerous threat in the red zone, and the Colts now have another talented second-rounder (Parris Campbell last year) to fill out the top three wideouts. Pittman’s skill set profiles as a reception hog at the next level, suggesting crazy upside in PPR leagues as soon as 2021. His rookie year may be rocky, given the lack of an organized offseason, but don’t write him off. Pittman Jr. has late-round flier value as a rook.

35) RB D’Andre Swift, Detroit Lions: The Motor City gets the top back in the draft and one whose explosiveness is going to make an immediate impact in this offense. He’ll mix in with Kerryon Johnson, but it may be only a matter of time before Swift takes over one way or another. KJ has missed 12 games in the last two years and doesn’t offer the dynamic traits of Swift. Running back is among the easiest positions to learn in the NFL, and Swift’s pass-catching talents allow him to be utilized as a satellite player until he gets the nuances down. Darrell Bevell’s offense has produced several elite fantasy seasons at the position through the years, and Swift’s dynamic ways will have the veteran play-caller scheming up new plays. PPR gamers will find more value in the Georgia star — who has basically no mileage on the engine. Swift is an RB3 or flex in 2020, and he has potential for much more with Johnson’s injury history.

The fantasy football impact of the 2020 NFL draft first round

Some big names were taken on Thursday.

Yes, fantasy football is months away.

But with not a lot going on in the sports world, you can start thinking about it now, with the first round of the 2020 NFL draft completed.

There were a bunch of picks that changed things from a fantasy perspective on Thursday night, and we’re here to break those down, from new quarterbacks to receivers who could make an impact from Day 1 for the teams that took them to the running back that already has folks buzzing about his potential.

Here’s a look at the first rounders who owners should start thinking about when it’s fantasy draft season in the fall:

The Bengals take QB Joe Burrow with the No. 1 pick

Quarterback, as I tell you every year, is the deepest position. So I’m not going to target a rookie on a bad team early on or THAT late. That said, there’s a good group of skill players on offense in Cincy led by A.J. Green and Tyler Boyd, so maybe there’s some upside later on in the year when Burrow gets comfortable.

That said, I’m not drafting him unless it’s in a deep keeper league, and I’m keeping expectations for Green, Boyd, and John Ross about the same that I had when Andy Dalton was under center.

The Dolphins take QB Tua Tagovailoa with the No. 5 pick

It’s the same as with Burrow, except the Alabama product might not get a chance to start for a while with Ryan Fitzpatrick is there. So I’m not taking him in a draft unless it’s a mega-deep dynasty league.

The Chargers take QB Justin Herbert with the No. 6 pick

Same as the other two. Seems like Tyrod Taylor will start and Herbert might be under center later in the year. Avoid Herbert in drafts.

The Raiders take Henry Ruggs with the No. 12 pick

Yes, the Raiders need a receiver. But will Ruggs end up being more of a big play threat than a high-volume guy?

That’s my guess. I think Darren Waller, Tyrell Williams and Hunter Renfrow eat up more targets and Ruggs gets some deep balls and runs. Maybe that takes away volume from Williams and Renfrow, but in PPR leagues, I’m higher on Renfrow getting the short balls from Derek Carr. I personally don’t love drafting for big plays and low volume, but if you like the DeSean Jacksons of this world, he could be an intriguing bench candidate later in drafts.

The Broncos take WR Jerry Jeudy with the No. 15 pick.

Denver has Courtland Sutton as its top receiver, and that won’t change after he broke out with Drew Lock last year. I see Jeudy as an immediate No. 2, with tight end Noah Fant getting a bump in volume too.

That’s a pretty interesting situation to walk in to, and after last year’s rookie wide receiver class had a bunch of breakouts, I’m willing to take a late flier on Jeudy to see if he can replicate some of that.

The Cowboys take WR CeeDee Lamb with the No. 17 pick

Oh, Jerry Jones. You see a weapon like Lamb and you can’t resist.

It’s a good move on paper, but he’ll be fighting for receptions in his rookie year with Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup, plus Ezekiel Elliott catches passes, too. Barring an injury to one of the names above, I’ll probably pass on Lamb in re-draft leagues and leave him on the waiver wire.

The Eagles take WR Jalen Reagor with the No. 21 pick

Yes, the Eagles need wide receiver help. But Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson are still there … for now, plus Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert compete for catches. As it stands, I’ll wait until 2021 to give Reagor a look.

The Vikings take WR Justin Jefferson with the No. 22 pick

Stefon Diggs? He’s in Buffalo now. That means he could be behind Adam Thielen and perhaps Tajae Sharpe when it comes to targets. But with Diggs gone, there’s a void that needs to be filled. So I’ll deem Jefferson a late sleeper you might use one of your last picks on.

The 49ers take WR Brandon Aiyuk with the No. 25 pick

In San Francisco, it’s George Kittle first and Deebo Samuel next. And then there’s a glut of receivers including Kendrick Bourne, who we keep hearing about. Does that mean Aiyuk is destined to be buried his first year? Possibly. I’m not high on his prospects in 2020.

The Packers take QB Jordan Love with the No. 26 pick

Aaron Rodgers isn’t going anywhere for a while. So it may be a while until Love is both fantasy and real football relevant.

The Chiefs take RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire with the No. 32 pick

OOOOOOO. The fantasy buzz is there with good reason. Damien Williams will be the starter, but the younger and more dynamic Edwards-Helaire — who caught 55 passes last year for LSU — could usurp him. He’s going to be a sleeper who could end up paying off huge dividends, because we know what Andy Reid can do with young running back talent in a high-powered offense.

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2020 NFL Draft: Day 1 fantasy football recap

Sorting through all of the new additions to the 2020 fantasy football draft pool.

While the settings and feel aren’t familiar, the hype and excitement surrounding the 2020 NFL Draft are recognizable from a mile away.

Fantasy football draft season may not be close to hitting its crescendo, but hardcore gamers have been selecting players prior to the conclusion of bowl season. Join us for real-time analysis the NFL draft’s opening round’s impact on fantasy football plans for 2020.

Round 1

1) QB Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals: He’ll have a reasonably talented stable of weapons around him for being a No. 1 overall choice. Typically, the cupboard is barren in this situation. A.J. Green returns to health after missing 2019, and Tyler Boyd has shown to be quite capable in his own right. Speed isn’t a problem with John Ross, and even Auden Tate flashed potential a season ago. The offensive line is slowly rebuilding its way back to respectability, and a healthy return of last year’s first-round pick, Jonah Williams, will play a major role in this process. RBs Joe Mixon and Giovani Bernard are both assets in the passing game, as well, and stability in the backfield will go a long way in protecting Burrow. The toughest thing working against him is the uncertainty of the offseason and whether he’ll have any semblance of a conventional training camp. In the absolute best-case scenario, Burrow is a low-tier fantasy QB2 as a rookie. He’s best left on the wire in single-year leagues, though.

Rookie Rundown: WR Tyler Johnson, Minnesota

Tyler Johnson’s numbers speak for themselves, but a lack of athleticism vs. NFL competition may limit his potential.

Minnesota wide receiver Tyler Johnson is coming off of two of the most complete seasons over the past two years, displaying a wide array of abilities along the way.

In 2017, as a sophomore, Johnson missed two games with a hand injury and still earned an honorable mention for the All-Big Ten team after landing seven touchdowns. He exploded the next season, going for 78-1,169-12 and receiving first-team All-Big Ten recognition. If setting school records for receiving yards and scores weren’t enough, Johnson’s 2019 campaign saw him break his own marks and claim another first-team conference honor.

Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 206 pounds
40 time: 4.55 seconds (estimated)

The former high school quarterback wasted little time figuring out the wide receiver position at the collegiate level and enters the 2020 NFL Draft with an alluring blend of traits.

Table: WR Tyler Johnson NCAA stats (2016-19)

Year	Team	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD	Long
2016	Minnesota	14	141	10.1	1	34
2017	Minnesota	35	677	19.3	7	67
2018	Minnesota	78	1,169	15.0	12	52
2019	Minnesota	86	1,318	15.3	13	73

While Johnson isn’t a burner, he has enough speed to stay ahead of most defenders against whom he has a step. Averaging 15-plus yards per grab over the past three seasons for the Golden Gophers should be satisfying enough to most detractors. That said, speed isn’t his game, nor should it be overtly held against him.

Pros

Insanely competitive — cannot teach fortitude and determination of his degree
Instinctual, especially in traffic — body control and sense of timing are among the draft’s best
Highly productive once given the chance
Background in basketball is evident in his ability to fight for a contested catch and box-out defenders
Excellent hands and focus
Has a good feel for route concepts and nuances, such as when to return to his quarterback
Tough to take down after the catch despite not being particularly elusive
Effort blocker
Plays up to his potential within his skill set — an example would be how well he exploits zone coverage vs. man
Time as a quarterback helps him understand defenses pre- and post-snap
Far better football player than athlete, which tends to get lost on some evaluators

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Cons

Lacks elite physical skills and isn’t going to “wow” too many people in comparison to top-end NFL receivers
Separation windows tend to be small
Needs to improve burst coming out of a break
May be system-limited as a possession receiver vs. zone coverage

Fantasy football outlook

Johnson reminds of Tennessee Titans WR A.J. Brown, whose rookie season couldn’t have gone much better, all things considered. There’s maybe some Marvin Jones and even a little Anquan Boldin to be found in his game, too. Jones is probably the best NFL comparison, though — similar traits in the red zone and tracking the ball, occasionally flashing just enough athleticism after lulling a defender to sleep.

The senior receiver likely comes off of the board no earlier than Round 4 but is more reasonably a Round 5 or 6 pick. At any rate, climbing into Day 2 will require the right coaching and system fits.

Johnson, depending upon where he lands, ranges from being an intermittent Year 1 fantasy football option to a name gamers stash for 2021.

Fantasy football stunner: Rob Gronkowski unretires, traded to Bucs

Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are reunited in sunny Tampa. Fantasy owners should rejoice.

I don’t think many people smelled what the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers were cookin’ in the past few hours. Star tight end Rob Gronkowski not only unretired after a year hiatus but is traded to the Bucs and reunited with Tom Brady.

What a time to be alive.

Trade, pending physical: Patriots are trading TE Rob Gronkowski and a seventh-round pick to the Buccaneers for a fourth-round pick, source tells ESPN.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 21, 2020

Per Schefter, Tampa is the only place Gronk wanted to play. The ESPN insider credited the NFL star turned WWE wrestler’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, as saying the tight end will honor his one-year, $10 million deal at this time.

So, where does that leave everything for fantasy football purposes?

Gronkowski visibly lost considerable muscle mass in his year off, but reports say he’s training hard to get into football shape. Given all of his injuries, it may behoove him to remain on the leaner side. Gronk is one of the best blocking tight ends of the past few decades, if not ever, and the loss of mass could come into play in how the team opts to utilize him. He may be flexed out wide more often than ever.
Buccaneers tight end O.J. Howard never fit the system and was in the doghouse most of 2019. Count on Tampa trading the young talent between now and the end of the draft. Could Howard remain on the team? It’s not outlandish, but it would be purely in an insurance role should Gronk fall to injury.
Presuming Howard is indeed traded (or is even released), the Buccaneers have veteran Cameron Brate on the roster, as well. He’s versatile and is a better blocker than Howard. Look for plenty of Brate on the field, although him seeing targets of consequence is a different tale.
In 2020, Tom Brady will have Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Ronald Jones and Gronk catching passes from him. The offensive line is solid, outside of right tackle, which should be a high priority in the draft. Running back also may be addressed to help complement Jones and build depth.

Fantasy football takeaway

One has to give Gronkowski the benefit of the doubt, even if he doesn’t get a formal offseason of preparation with his new team. He and Brady can play catch in the dark and still school most defenders. There is a major worry of injury with Gronk, and it’s fair to pencil in him missing at least a couple of contests. On the other side of that coin, losing some bulk is easier on his frame, and the year away should have helped him health in general.

This makes him a No. 1 fantasy tight end by default, and the fun-loving star is poised shine in his new city. There’s an intriguing blend of upside and proven returns that isn’t often found in a soon-to-be 31-year-old tight end.

Gronk’s return secures Brady as no worse than a low-tier starting quarterback, regardless of the risks associated with either player. As for Godwin and Evans, but are WR1 talents but may be occasionally game planned out of fantasy success due to all of the talent in this offense. Furthermore, it is unclear as to which receiver will have Brady’s eye the most. We’ll take a deeper dive after the draft and examine the ripple effect throughout the entire offense.

Rookie Rundown: RB James Robinson, Illinois State

James Robinson continued to improve at the collegiate level and now enters the NFL fray with upside galore.

Illinois State running back James Robinson brings a quiet, steady back to the NFL mix with versatility traits that are bound to get him on a team’s roster before all is said and done.

The Redbirds star entered the program in 2016 as the state’s all-time leading high school rusher with a shade over 9,000 yards, and Robinson ranked fourth in the nation for prep rushing scores at 158 when he graduated high school. After being used sparingly in his first two seasons at Illinois State, Robinson was given an opportunity to shine in 2017, and he never looked back.

Height: 5-foot-9
Weight: 219 pounds
40 time: 4.64 seconds

After leading the school in rushing as a sophomore, Robinson earned All-Missouri Valley Conference honors as a first-team selection. He’d go on to become a finalist for the Walter Payton Award in 2018, also adding third-team All-American recognition to his second straight all-conference selection. His senior year concluded with honors for being all-conference yet again, and this time Robinson was voted to the first-team All-American squad.

Table: RB James Robinson NCAA stats (2016-19)

Year	Team	Att	Yds	Avg	TD	Long	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
2016	ILST	63	322	5.1	2	—	12	109	9.1	1
2017	ILST	165	933	5.6	12	—	9	75	8.3	0
2018	ILST	205	1,290	6.3	12	57	21	164	7.8	1
2019	ILST	364	1,918	5.2	18	77	16	80	5.0	0

Despite such an impressive resume and climb to national prominence in 2019, Robinson isn’t bound to be one of the first running backs chosen in the NFL draft. In fact, he may not hear his name called until late on Day 3, but there’s some potential for going as early as the late third round.

Pros

Dynamic ability to find lanes and make the necessary moves to get there
Excellent vision and feel for a play’s development — anticipatory senses are NFL caliber
Extremely productive three straight seasons and has three-down traits
Quality blend of burst, elusiveness, jump-cut ability and enough power
Known for his work ethic and reliability as a teammate
Patience is among the first things that jump off the screen, especially when he’s waiting for blockers to find their target
Capable receiver despite not being utilized much in this area
Played in a mixed offensive system that included elements of pro-style football
Among the better incoming backs at blitz pickup
Plays faster in the open field than he times

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Cons

Ran through holes the size of Texas in college — will he have the quickness to hit the gaps in the NFL before they close?
Lacks breakaway speed in shorts
Considerable mileage with more than 600 touches in the last two years
Needs to address his tendency to bounce a play outside, which is a common issue and can be corrected via coaching
Limited skill set and athleticism that could expose him at times in the NFL

Fantasy football outlook

Robinson’s talents and determination will get him on the field in 2020, although how much is anyone’s guess. His landing spot wide open at this time, and the supporting cast will make a huge difference in what kind of workload one can expect from him.

The vast majority of scenarios put Robinson in a rotation or even riding the pine and hoping for a shot. For now, he’s roster depth fantasy football versions, but consider his value to be quite fluid given the significant range in teams that could pursue Robinson.