HC Green’s 2023 NFL mock draft

Sound off and let us know what you think about our newest mock.

HC Green presents our latest NFL mock draft of 2023. Sound off on social media to let us know your thoughts, and be sure to check our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of the offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.
** Projected trade

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB Bryce Young Alabama
2 Houston Texans QB Will Levis Kentucky
3 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
4 Indianapolis Colts QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
7 Las Vegas Raiders CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
8 Atlanta Falcons EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) DT Jalen Carter Georgia
10 Philadelphia Eagles (via NO) CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
11 Tennessee Titans QB Anthony Richardson Florida
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
13 Green Bay Packers (via NYJ) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
14 New England Patriots OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
15 New York Jets (via GB) OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
16 Washington Commanders OT Broderick Jones Georgia
17 Pittsburgh Steelers OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
18 Detroit Lions DT Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
20 Seattle Seahawks EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
21 Los Angeles Chargers RB Bijan Robinson Texas
22 Baltimore Ravens WR Jordan Addison USC
23 Minnesota Vikings WR Zay Flowers Boston College
24 Jacksonville Jaguars CB Deonte Banks Maryland
25 New York Giants WR Quentin Johnston TCU
26 Dallas Cowboys TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
27 Buffalo Bills WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
28 Cincinnati Bengals CB/S Brian Branch Alabama
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) DT Adetomiwa Adebawore Northwestern
30 Las Vegas Raiders (via PHI)** QB Hendon Hooker Tennessee
31 Kansas City Chiefs EDGE Keion White Georgia Tech

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David Dorey’s 2023 NFL mock draft 3.0

The Huddle’s David Dorey has updated his 2023 NFL mock draft.

David Dorey’s latest mock draft of 2023 is now out. Sound off on social media and let us know what you think. Check out our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of the offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft: Round 1

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB Bryce Young Alabama
2 Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
3 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
4 Indianapolis Colts QB Will Levis Kentucky
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) DT Jalen Carter Georgia
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
7 Las Vegas Raiders QB Anthony Richardson Florida
8 Atlanta Falcons RB Bijan Robinson Texas
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
10 Philadelphia Eagles (via NO) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
11 Tennessee Titans EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
13 Green Bay Packers EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
14 New England Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
15 New York Jets OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
16 Washington Commanders CB/S Brian Branch Alabama
17 Pittsburgh Steelers CB Deonte Banks Maryland
18 Detroit Lions TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
20 Seattle Seahawks DT Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
21 Los Angeles Chargers WR Jordan Addison USC
22 Baltimore Ravens WR Quentin Johnston TCU
23 Minnesota Vikings CB Emmanuel Forbes Mississippi State
24 Jacksonville Jaguars WR Zay Flowers Boston College
25 New York Giants WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
26 Dallas Cowboys TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
27 Buffalo Bills EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
28 Cincinnati Bengals OG O’Cyrus Torrence Florida
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
30 Philadelphia Eagles RB Jahmyr Gibbs Alabama
31 Kansas City Chiefs OT Broderick Jones Georgia

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Colts’ 2023 NFL draft big board: Offensive Tackles

There are plenty of OT prospects for the Colts in this draft.

The Indianapolis Colts may have an idea of what their starting offensive tackle duo will look like entering the 2023 NFL draft, but depth and competition are needed in the worst way.

With only Bernhard Raimann and Braden Smith as players with experience on the roster, the Colts also have Jordan Murray and Carter O’Donnell rounding out the room. That’s it. We should expect the Colts to add a free agent after the draft, but depth is needed.

It’s a pretty solid draft class for offensive tackles. A lot of them have starting experience and versatility on both sides of the line. It wouldn’t be a surprise if the Colts added two offensive tackle prospects with their nine selections.

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As we break down the prospects by round, think of the “rounds” as tiers and when I believe the team should begin to consider drafting them.

We also created big boards at the following positions:

Here’s a look at my big board for the offensive tackles as it relates to the Colts in the 2023 NFL draft:

Harley Schultz’s 2023 NFL mock draft

Sound off and let us know what you think about our newest mock.

Harley Schultz presents our latest NFL mock draft of 2023. Sound off on social media to let us know your thoughts, and be sure to check our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of the offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.
** Projected trade

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB Bryce Young Alabama
2 Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
3 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
4 Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson Florida
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
7 Las Vegas Raiders CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
8 Atlanta Falcons EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) DT Jalen Carter Georgia
10 Philadelphia Eagles (via NO) OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
11 Minnesota Vikings (via TEN)** QB Will Levis Kentucky
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
13 New York Jets OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
14 New England Patriots OT Broderick Jones Georgia
15 Green Bay Packers TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
16 Washington Commanders CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
17 Pittsburgh Steelers CB Deonte Banks Maryland
18 Detroit Lions EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
20 Seattle Seahawks DT Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
21 Los Angeles Chargers CB/S Brian Branch Alabama
22 Baltimore Ravens WR Jordan Addison USC
23 Tennessee Titans (via MIN)** WR Quentin Johnston TCU
24 Jacksonville Jaguars EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
25 Cincinnati Bengals (via NYG)** RB Bijan Robinson Texas
26 Dallas Cowboys TE Michael Mayer Notre
27 Buffalo Bills WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
28 New York Giants (via CIN)** C Joe Tippmann Wisconsin
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) EDGE Keion White Georgia Tech
30 Philadelphia Eagles OG O’Cyrus Torrence Florida
31 Kansas City Chiefs WR Zay Flowers Boston College

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Final College Sports Wire NFL mock draft has five Buckeyes in first two round

A last look at where College Sports Wire has Ohio State players going in the first two rounds of the 2023 NFL draft. #GoBucks

We are officially just a week away from all the fun and drama of the 2023 NFL draft. This year it is taking place in Kansas City, Missouri, and you can bet that there will be plenty of Ohio State players walking across the stage and getting phone calls to start their professional careers.

Throughout this draft speculation season, we’ve been following along with College Sports Wire’s Patrick Conn as he dissects what he believes we’ll see unfold during the draft. He has published several first-round mock projections and just dropped his last one — this time through two rounds — prior to all the festivities we’ll begin to see next Thursday night.

Here is the last iteration of where Conn projects five Ohio State players to go during the first two rounds of the 2023 NFL draft.

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Kevin Hickey’s 2023 NFL mock draft

Kevin Hickey’s 2023 NFL mock draft includes several interesting projected trades.

Kevin Hickey presents our latest NFL mock draft of 2023. Sound off on social media to let us know your thoughts, and be sure to check our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of the offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.
** Projected trade

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB Bryce Young Alabama
2 Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
3 Indianapolis Colts (via ARI)** QB Anthony Richardson Florida
4 Arizona Cardinals (via IND)** EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) DT Jalen Carter Georgia
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
7 Las Vegas Raiders CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
8 Atlanta Falcons EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
10 New England Patriots (via PHI)** OT Broderick Jones Georgia
11 Tennessee Titans OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
13 New York Jets OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
14 Philadelphia Eagles (via NE>NO)** EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
15 Green Bay Packers EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
16 Minnesota Vikings (via WAS)** QB Will Levis Kentucky
17 Pittsburgh Steelers CB Deonte Banks Maryland
18 Detroit Lions DT Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB/S Brian Branch Alabama
20 Seattle Seahawks WR Jordan Addison USC
21 Los Angeles Chargers RB Bijan Robinson Texas
22 Dallas Cowboys (via BAL)** TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
23 Washington Commanders (via MIN)** CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
24 Jacksonville Jaguars EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
25 New York Giants WR Quentin Johnston TCU
26 Baltimore Ravens (via DAL)** WR Zay Flowers Boston College
27 Buffalo Bills EDGE Will McDonald IV Iowa State
28 Cincinnati Bengals OT Anton Harrison Oklahoma
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) EDGE Felix Anudike-Uzomah Kansas State
30 Philadelphia Eagles CB Emmanuel Forbes Mississippi State
31 Kansas City Chiefs OT Dawand Jones Ohio State

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Ryan Dodson’s 2023 NFL mock draft

Ryan Dodson brings you our latest 2023 NFL mock draft.

Ryan Dodson presents our latest NFL mock draft of 2023. Sound off on social media to let us know your thoughts, and be sure to check our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of the offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.
** Projected trade

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB Bryce Young Alabama
2 Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
3 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
4 Indianapolis Colts QB Will Levis Kentucky
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
7 Las Vegas Raiders DT Jalen Carter Georgia
8 Tennessee Titans  (via ATL)** QB Anthony Richardson Florida
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
10 Philadelphia Eagles (via NO) EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
11 Atlanta Falcons (via TEN)** EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
13 New York Jets OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
14 New England Patriots WR Zay Flowers Boston College
15 Green Bay Packers TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
16 Washington Commanders CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
17 Pittsburgh Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
18 Detroit Lions TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Bijan Robinson Texas
20 Seattle Seahawks OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
21 Los Angeles Chargers WR Jordan Addison USC
22 Baltimore Ravens EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
23 Minnesota Vikings CB Deonte Banks Maryland
24 Jacksonville Jaguars WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
25 New York Giants WR Quentin Johnston TCU
26 Dallas Cowboys TE Darnell Washington Georgia
27 Buffalo Bills EDGE Will McDonald IV Iowa State
28 Cincinnati Bengals OT Broderick Jones Georgia
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) EDGE Keion White Georgia Tech
30 Philadelphia Eagles C Joe Tippmann Wisconsin
31 Kansas City Chiefs CB/S Brian Branch Alabama

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1 OT prospect for Colts in each round of NFL draft

Taking a look at OT prospects for the Colts in each round of the draft.

The Indianapolis Colts are just under two weeks away from the start of the 2023 NFL draft where they’ll be looking to add talent and depth to the roster.

While the roster on paper features two starters at the offensive tackle positions in Bernhard Raimann and Braden Smith, the Colts likely will enter the draft looking to add some depth and competition to the room. It may come closer to selections later on Day 2 or more likely on Day 3, but the need is there.

It also wouldn’t be a surprise if the Colts added a veteran offensive tackle through free agency ahead of the draft just to bring in some extra competition to the room. As it currently stands, they only have four offensive tackles on the roster in Raimann, Smith, Jordan Murray and Carter O’Donnell.

Following this series of articles, we’ve also looked at these positions:

We’ll be tracking the Colts’ reported interest in the 2023 draft class so be sure to keep up with latest updates via our tracker.

Here’s a look at offensive tackle prospects who fits the Colts in each round of the draft:

David Dorey’s 2023 NFL mock draft 2.0

The Huddle’s David Dorey has updated his 2023 NFL mock draft.

David Dorey’s updated mock draft of 2023 is now out. Sound off on social media and let us know what you think.

We’ll be unveiling several more mock drafts leading up to the real thing, so be sure to check back with our 2023 NFL Draft Central page to keep track of all of our offerings.

2023 NFL Mock Draft: Round 1

*Note: Miami forfeited its No. 21 overall selection for tampering.

Pick NFL team Pos Player School
1 Carolina Panthers (via CHI) QB C.J. Stroud Ohio State
2 Houston Texans QB Bryce Young Alabama
3 Arizona Cardinals EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
4 Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson Florida
5 Seattle Seahawks (via DEN) DT Jalen Carter Georgia
6 Detroit Lions (via LAR) CB Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
7 Las Vegas Raiders OT Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
8 Atlanta Falcons EDGE Myles Murphy Clemson
9 Chicago Bears (via CAR) EDGE Nolan Smith Georgia
10 Philadelphia Eagles (via NO) CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
11 Tennessee Titans QB Will Levis Kentucky
12 Houston Texans (via CLE) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
13 New York Jets OT Peter Skoronski Northwestern
14 New England Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
15 Green Bay Packers EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
16 Washington Commanders CB/S Brian Branch Alabama
17 Pittsburgh Steelers CB Deonte Banks Maryland
18 Detroit Lions RB Bijan Robinson Texas
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
20 Seattle Seahawks DT Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
21 Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston TCU
22 Baltimore Ravens WR Jordan Addison USC
23 Minnesota Vikings CB Emmanuel Forbes Mississippi State
24 Jacksonville Jaguars WR Zay Flowers Boston College
25 New York Giants WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
26 Dallas Cowboys TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
27 Buffalo Bills EDGE Lukas Van Ness Iowa
28 Cincinnati Bengals TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
29 New Orleans Saints (via SF>MIA>DEN) RB Jahmyr Gibbs Alabama
30 Philadelphia Eagles OG O’Cyrus Torrence Florida
31 Kansas City Chiefs OT Broderick Jones Georgia

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2023 NFL Draft: The top 5 offensive tackles

There are a lot of offensive tackles in the 2023 draft class. Here are the five (just five?) that Doug Farrar thinks will be plus-level NFL tackles.

Before we get into this particular list, I would like to state this for the record: The fact that I have just five offensive tackle prospects here, when I’ve had at least eight prospects on every other position list for the 2023 NFL draft, is not based on laziness.

It’s based entirely on volatility.

After comprehensive tape study, there were five college tackles in this class that I felt were slam-dunk next-level players at their positions in the NFL, and that’s taking into account a few fixes for each player.

Three college tackles — Georgia’s Broderick Jones, Northwestern’s Peter Skoronski, and North Dakota State’s Cody Mauch — could be decent-to very good outside, but I tend to think that each of them will work better inside.

To be even more clear, I’m not always in favor of the “Oh, just move a guy inside when you have questions about him” thing. When Rashawn Slater, Skoronski’s predecessor at Northwestern, came out for the 2021 draft, a lot of people looked at his measurables and insisted that he should kick inside. I could not have possibly disagreed more. Slater had the look of a left tackle, and that’s proven out during his time with the Chargers when he’s been healthy.

If you think Rashawn Slater’s not an NFL offensive tackle, here’s why you’re wrong

It’s not a default thing for me, but it’s why the next prospect list, covering interior offensive linemen, will be relatively loaded.

There are other tackles, such as Syracuse’s Matthew Bergeron and Maryland’s Jaelyn Duncan, who may be able to stay outside, but not without a ton of work. In these cases, we may be talking about multi-year projects.

So. With all that said, if you need an offensive tackle in this draft class, and you want him to play pretty quickly outside, here are the five best such prospects for that particular scenario. It’s not the best class for such a need — not by far — but the guys at the top each have a lot to offer, albeit in radically different ways.

(All advanced metrics courtesy of Pro Football FocusSports Info Solutions, and Football Outsiders unless otherwise indicated).

(All prospect measurement percentiles courtesy of MockDraftable.com). 

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