Final Mock

staylor26 · 04-22-2020, 08:49 PM

This is a what I think will happen mock, not necessarily a what a I want mock

1. Cesar Ruiz, IOL, Michigan - The Chiefs flirt with the idea of going WR or RB here, but instead they decide to go with the best IOL in the draft. All signs point to the Chiefs “pumping up their asset” in Mahomes according to Terez and many others with sources within the organization. I know I’ve been mocking defense in the 1st in all of my mocks, but it’s hard to continue to ignore all that smoke. Ruiz is 20 years old with 11” hands and a rock solid all-around game. He could either start at LG or C in 2020.

2. Willie Gay, LB, Mississippi St. - With all of the talk about Logan Wilson and Jordyn Brooks going high in the 2nd round I get the sense that Gay will be there at 63. If he’s there and the Chiefs don’t go LB in round 1, I think it’s very likely he’s the pick. With great size and athletic ability but inconsistent tape, Gay is a boom or bust pick that I’m willing to gamble on with House and Spags coaching him up. I think Veach will be too.

3. Zack Moss, RB, Utah - This guy reminds me of Kareem Hunt so much this pick just makes sense. People love mocking that faster RB’s to the Chiefs, but I think it’s obvious that Veach and Reid want a bigger more physical guy that can catch the football to compliment the passing game.

4. L’jarius Sneed, CB, Louisiana Tech - With good size and great speed, Sneed is a sleeper that had really good tape playing corner in 2018, but moved to safety in 2019. After running a 4.37 at the combine, teams are starting to think corner is his position in the NFL. After watching some of his 2018 stuff, I agree and think he could be a hidden gem.

5. Quez Watkins, WR, Southern Miss. - This has been my guy at WR in just about every mock. I think he’s the most slept on prospect in a very deep class. In most classes his 4.35 40 would’ve pushed him up boards significantly as people dug in a little more, but there’s just so many guys in this class that WR’s like him are getting lost in the bunch. Good for the Chiefs though, who would probably like to take a WR, but the later the better.

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staylor26 In Search of a Life Join Date: Oct 2007 Casino cash: $1639040	Final Mock This is a what I think will happen mock, not necessarily a what a I want mock 1. Cesar Ruiz, IOL, Michigan - The Chiefs flirt with the idea of going WR or RB here, but instead they decide to go with the best IOL in the draft. All signs point to the Chiefs “pumping up their asset” in Mahomes according to Terez and many others with sources within the organization. I know I’ve been mocking defense in the 1st in all of my mocks, but it’s hard to continue to ignore all that smoke. Ruiz is 20 years old with 11” hands and a rock solid all-around game. He could either start at LG or C in 2020. 2. Willie Gay, LB, Mississippi St. - With all of the talk about Logan Wilson and Jordyn Brooks going high in the 2nd round I get the sense that Gay will be there at 63. If he’s there and the Chiefs don’t go LB in round 1, I think it’s very likely he’s the pick. With great size and athletic ability but inconsistent tape, Gay is a boom or bust pick that I’m willing to gamble on with House and Spags coaching him up. I think Veach will be too. 3. Zack Moss, RB, Utah - This guy reminds me of Kareem Hunt so much this pick just makes sense. People love mocking that faster RB’s to the Chiefs, but I think it’s obvious that Veach and Reid want a bigger more physical guy that can catch the football to compliment the passing game. 4. L’jarius Sneed, CB, Louisiana Tech - With good size and great speed, Sneed is a sleeper that had really good tape playing corner in 2018, but moved to safety in 2019. After running a 4.37 at the combine, teams are starting to think corner is his position in the NFL. After watching some of his 2018 stuff, I agree and think he could be a hidden gem. 5. Quez Watkins, WR, Southern Miss. - This has been my guy at WR in just about every mock. I think he’s the most slept on prospect in a very deep class. In most classes his 4.35 40 would’ve pushed him up boards significantly as people dug in a little more, but there’s just so many guys in this class that WR’s like him are getting lost in the bunch. Good for the Chiefs though, who would probably like to take a WR, but the later the better.
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