Pitts isn’t the only Gators offensive skill position player being mocked in the first round, though. Receiver Kadarius Toney has mostly been projected to go in the early 20s, but this mock draft shows him falling a bit further, though he likely wouldn’t complain. According to the prediction, he will be taken at No. 27 by the Baltimore Ravens.
Joining quarterback Lamar Jackson and one of the most innovative offenses in the NFL would be fitting for Toney, who is himself among the more unique players in this class. He’d be a fine addition anywhere, but the prospect of him joining a Super Bowl contender is certainly intriguing.
We love this pick. Ideally, the Ravens would land a taller wideout to complement Hollywood Brown, but Toney plays much, much bigger than this 5-foot-11 frame. He’s a playmaker from anywhere on the field and would give Baltimore a legit weapon at the position.
Regardless of where Pitts and Toney fall, Florida’s 10-draft streak of having no offensive skill position players selected in the first round is almost certain to end in 2021.
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