PPI nails 82 of top 100 picks; 1st ever European player drafted Highlights Day 3

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PPI NAILS 82 OF TOP 100 PICKS; FIRST EVER EUROPEAN PLAYER DRAFTED HIGHLIGHTS DAY 3

 

Before we go into details, here is a look at the results from rounds 4-7.

 

ROUND FOUR
4- 1- 99 Cleveland LB Joe Schobert Wisconsin 6’1 244
4- 2-100 Oakland from Cleveland through Philadelphia and Tennessee QB Connor Cook Michigan State 6’4 215
4- 3-101 Dallas DE Charles Tapper Oklahoma 6’3 275
4- 4-102 San Diego OLB Joshua Perry Ohio State 6’4 255
4- 5-103 Jacksonville DT Sheldon Day Notre Dame 6’1 296
4- 6-104 Baltimore CB Tavon Young Temple 5’9 187
4- 7-105 Kansas City from San Francisco OT Parker Ehinger Cincinnati 6’6 310
4- 8-106 Kansas City from Tampa Bay through Chicago CB Eric Murray Minnesota 5’11 197
4- 9-107 Baltimore from Miami WR Chris Moore Cincinnati 6’1 203
4-10-108 Tampa Bay CB Ryan Smith North Carolina Central 5’11 187
4-11-109 New York Giants ILB B.J. Goodson Clemson 6’1 238
4-12-110 Los Angeles TE Tyler Higbee Western Kentucky 6’6 251
4-13-111 Detroit SS Miles Killebrew Southern Utah 6’2 218
4-14-112 New England from New Orleans WR Malcolm Mitchell Georgia 6’0 197
4-15-113 Chicago from Los Angeles through Philadelphia and Tennessee OLB Nick Kwiatkoski West Virginia 6’2 230
4-16-114 Cleveland from Oakland WR Ricardo Louis Auburn 6’2 212
4-17-115 Atlanta OLB DeVondre Campbell Minnesota 6’4 224
4-18-116 Indianapolis DT Hassan Ridgeway Texas 6’3 308
4-19-117 Los Angeles from Chicago through Buffalo WR Pharoh Cooper South Carolina 5’11 208
4-20-118 New York Jets CB Juston Burris North Carolina State 6’0 214
4-21-119 Houston RB Tyler Ervin San Jose State 5’10 188
4-22-120 New Orleans from Washington DT David Onyemata Manitoba (CAN) 6’3 300
4-23-121 Minnesota OT Willie Beavers Western Michigan 6’5 318
4-24-122 Cincinnati DT Andrew Billings Baylor 6’1 311
4-25-123 Pittsburgh OT Jerald Hawkins LSU 6’6 305
4-26-124 Chicago from Seattle FS Deon Bush Miami 6’0 200
4-27-125 Indianapolis from Green Bay ILB Antonio Morrison Florida 6’1 233
4-28-126 Kansas City WR Demarcus Robinson Florida 6’1 203
4-29-127 Chicago from New England CB Deiondre’ Hall Northern Iowa 6’2 199
4-30-128 Arizona C Evan Boehm Missouri 6’2 306
4-31-129 Cleveland from Carolina FS Derrick Kindred TCU 5’10 206
4-32-130 Baltimore from Denver OT Alex Lewis Nebraska 6’6 308
4-33-131 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection) ILB Blake Martinez Stanford 6’2 242
4-34-132 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) DT Willie Henry Michigan 6’3 297
4-35-133 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) CB Rashard Robinson LSU 6’2 176
4-36-134 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) RB Kenneth Dixon Louisiana Tech 5’10 222
4-37-135 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) QB Dak Prescott Mississippi State 6’2 227
4-38-136 Denver (Compensatory Selection) RB Devontae Booker Utah 5’11 219
4-39-137 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection) DE Dean Lowry Northwestern 6’6 295
4-40-138 Cleveland (Compensatory Selection) WR Seth DeValve Princeton 6’2 244
4-41-139 Buffalo (Compensatory Selection) QB Cardale Jones Ohio State 6’5 250
ROUND FIVE
5- 1-140 Tennessee WR Tajae Sharpe Massachusetts 6’2 193
5- 2-141 Carolina from Cleveland CB Zack Sanchez Oklahoma 5’11 181
5- 3-142 San Francisco from San Diego DE Ronald Blair Appalachian State 6’2 276
5- 4-143 Oakland from Dallas RB DeAndre Washington Texas Tech 5’8 205
5- 5-144 Denver from Baltimore OG Connor McGovern Missouri 6’4 303
5- 6-145 San Francisco OT John Theus Georgia 6’6 313
5- 7-146 Baltimore from Jacksonville DE Matt Judon Grand Valley State 6’3 269
5- 8-147 Seattle from New England through Miami DT Quinton Jefferson Maryland 6’4 290
5- 9-148 Tampa Bay OT Caleb Benenoch UCLA 6’5 307
5-10-149 New York Giants RB Paul Perkins UCLA 5’10 208
5-11-150 Chicago RB Jordan Howard Indiana 6’0 223
5-12-151 Detroit OG Joe Dahl Washington State 6’4 302
5-13-152 Washington from New Orleans DT Matt Ioannidis Temple 6’4 302
5-14-153 Philadelphia RB Wendell Smallwood West Virginia 5’10 209
5-15-154 Cleveland from Oakland WR Jordan Payton UCLA 6’1 208
5-17-155 Indianapolis OT Joe Haeg North Dakota State 6’6 305
5-18-156 Buffalo RB Jonathan Williams Arkansas 5’11 216
5-20-157 Tennessee from Denver through New York Jets CB LeShaun Sims Southern Utah 6’0 197
5-21-158 New York Jets from Washington OT Brandon Shell South Carolina 6’5 324
5-22-159 Houston SS KJ Dillon West Virginia 6’0 207
5-23-160 Minnesota ILB Kentrell Brothers Missouri 6’0 244
5-24-161 Cincinnati OG Christian Westerman Arizona State 6’3 296
5-25-162 Kansas City from Seattle QB Kevin Hogan Stanford 6’3 220
5-26-163 Green Bay WR Trevor Davis California 6’1 189
5-27-164 Philadelphia from Pittsburgh OT Halapoulivaati Vaitai TCU 6’6 320
5-28-165 Kansas City RB Tyreek Hill West Alabama 5’8 184
5-29-166 Houston from New England DT D.J. Reader Clemson 6’3 327
5-30-167 Arizona SS Marqui Christian Midwestern State 5’11 196
5-31-168 Cleveland from Carolina OG Spencer Drango Baylor 6’6 313
5-32-169 Detroit from Denver OLB Antwione Williams Georgia Southern 6’3 240
5-33-170 Arizona (Compensatory Selection) OT Cole Toner Harvard 6’5 303
5-34-171 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) RB Alex Collins Arkansas 5’10 214
5-35-172 Cleveland (Compensatory Selection) WR Rashard Higgins Colorado State 6’1 195
5-36-173 Cleveland (Compensatory Selection) CB Trey Caldwell Louisiana Monroe 5’9 188
5-37-174 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) OT Fahn Cooper Mississippi 6’4 305
5-38-175 San Diego (Compensatory Selection) OLB Jatavis Brown Akron 5’11 227
ROUND SIX
6- 1-176 Denver from Tennessee through Cleveland FB Andy Janovich Nebraska 6’1 238
6- 2-177 Los Angeles from Tennessee TE Temarrick Hemingway South Carolina State 6’5 241
6- 3-178 Kansas City from San Francisco through Dallas CB D.J. White Georgia Tech 5’11 193
6- 4-179 San Diego P Drew Kaser Texas A&M 6’2 214
6- 5-180 Minnesota from San Francisco WR Moritz Boehringer Aalen University (Schwabisch Hall) 6’4 227
6- 6-181 Jacksonville OLB Tyrone Holmes Montana 6’2 253
6- 7-182 Baltimore WR Keenan Reynolds Navy 5’9 190
6- 8-183 Tampa Bay OLB Devante Bond Oklahoma 6’1 233
6- 9-184 New York Giants TE Jerell Adams South Carolina 6’5 252
6-10-185 Chicago FS DeAndre Houston-Carson William & Mary 6’1 195
6-11-186 Miami from Minnesota through Miami WR Jakeem Grant Texas Tech 5’6 165
6-12-187 Washington from New Orleans QB Nate Sudfeld Indiana 6’6 234
6-13-188 Minnesota from Philadelphia TE David Morgan II UTSA 6’4 265
6-14-189 Dallas from Oakland CB Anthony Brown Purdue 5’11 192
6-15-190 Los Angeles ILB Josh Forrest Kentucky 6’3 245
6-16-191 Detroit QB Jake Rudock Michigan 6’3 207
6-17-192 Buffalo WR Kolby Listenbee TCU 6’0 186
6-18-193 Tennessee from Atlanta OG Sebastian Tretola Arkansas 6’4 319
6-19-194 Oakland from Indianapolis OLB Cory James Colorado State 6’1 229
6-20-195 Atlanta from Houston through New York Jets OG Wes Schweitzer San Jose State 6’4 300
6-21-196 Philadelphia from Miami through New England and Houston CB Blake Countess Auburn 5’10 184
6-22-197 Tampa Bay from Washington FB Dan Vitale Northwestern 6’1 240
6-23-198 San Diego from Minnesota FB Derek Watt Wisconsin 6’2 235
6-24-199 Cincinnati WR Cody Core Mississippi 6’3 206
6-25-200 Green Bay OT Kyle Murphy Stanford 6’6 308
6-26-201 Jacksonville from Pittsburgh QB Brandon Allen Arkansas 6’1 214
6-27-202 Detroit from Seattle DT Anthony Zettel Penn State 6’4 280
6-28-203 Kansas City OLB Dadi Nicolas Virginia Tech 6’3 239
6-29-204 Miami from New England through from Chicago SS Jordan Lucas Penn State 6’0 203
6-30-205 Arizona CB Harlan Miller Southeastern Louisiana 6’0 181
6-31-206 Los Angeles from Chicago through Carolina WR Mike Thomas Southern Mississippi 6’1 193
6-32-207 San Francisco from Denver QB Jeff Driskel Louisiana Tech 6’4 236
6-33-208 New England (Compensatory Selection) OLB Kamu Grugier-Hill Eastern Illinois 6’2 208
6-34-209 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) CB Maurice Canady Virginia 6’1 191
6-35-210 Detroit (Compensatory Selection) LS Jimmy Landes Baylor 6’1 243
6-36-211 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) RB Kelvin Taylor Florida 5’10 212
6-37-212 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) SS Kavon Frazier Central Michigan 6’0 215
6-38-213 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) WR Aaron Burbridge Michigan State 6’0 205
6-39-214 New England (Compensatory Selection) ILB Elandon Roberts Houston 5’11 234
6-40-215 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) C Joey Hunt TCU 6’2 299
6-41-216 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) RB Darius Jackson Eastern Michigan 6’0 220
6-42-217 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) TE Rico Gathers Baylor 6’6 273
6-43-218 Buffalo (Compensatory Selection) CB Kevon Seymour Southern California 5’11 188
6-44-219 Denver (Compensatory Selection) SS Will Parks Arizona 6’0 204
6-45-220 Pittsburgh (Compensatory Selection) OLB Travis Feeney Washington 6’4 230
6-46-221 New England (Compensatory Selection) OG Ted Karras Illinois 6’4 307
ROUND SEVEN
7- 1-222 Tennessee OLB Aaron Wallace UCLA 6’2 242
7- 2-223 Miami from Cleveland QB Brandon Doughty Western Kentucky 6’3 214
7- 3-224 San Diego OG Donavon Clark Michigan State 6’4 312
7- 4-225 New England from Seattle through Dallas WR Devin Lucien Arizona State 6’0 201
7- 5-226 Jacksonville DE Jonathan Woodard Central Arkansas 6’5 271
7- 6-227 Minnesota from Miami through Baltimore OLB Stephen Weatherly Vanderbilt 6’4 264
7- 7-228 Denver from San Francisco P Riley Dixon Syracuse 6’4 220
7- 8-229 Pittsburgh from New York Giants WR Demarcus Ayers Houston 5’9 185
7- 9-230 Chicago WR Daniel Braverman Western Michigan 5’10 175
7-10-231 Miami TE Thomas Duarte UCLA 6’2 231
7-11-232 Washington from Tampa Bay ILB Steven Daniels Boston College 5’11 244
7-12-233 Philadelphia FS Jalen Mills LSU 6’0 193
7-13-234 Oakland OG Vadal Alexander LSU 6’5 325
7-14-235 New York Jets from Los Angeles through Houston and Denver P Lachlan Edwards Sam Houston State 6’4 213
7-15-236 Detroit RB Dwayne Washington Washington 6’1 223
7-16-237 New Orleans RB Daniel Lasco California 6’1 210
7-17-238 Atlanta WR Devin Fuller UCLA 6’0 194
7-18-239 Indianapolis OLB Trevor Bates Maine 6’1 245
7-19-240 Philadelphia from Minnesota through Buffalo DE Alex McCalister Florida 6’6 245
7-20-241 New York Jets WR Charone Peake Clemson 6’2 206
7-21-242 Washington RB Keith Marshall Georgia 5’11 218
7-22-243 Seattle from New England through Houston WR Kenny Lawler California 6’3 202
7-23-244 Minnesota FS Jayron Kearse Clemson 6’4 210
7-24-245 Cincinnati SS Clayton Fejedelem Illinois 6’0 204
7-25-246 Pittsburgh OLB Tyler Matakevich Temple 6’0 234
7-26-247 Seattle RB Zac Brooks Clemson 6’0 199
7-27-248 Indianapolis from Green Bay C Austin Blythe Iowa 6’2 296
7-28-249 San Francisco from Kansas City CB Prince Charles Iworah Western Kentucky 5’10 192
7-29-250 New England ILB Scooby Wright III Arizona 6’0 237
7-30-251 Philadelphia from Arizona ILB Joe Walker Oregon 6’2 236
7-31-252 Carolina TE Beau Sandland Montana State 6’4 252
7-32-253 Denver CB Kalan Reed Southern Mississippi 5’11 192

 

 

CONNOR COOK FALL ENDS IN 4TH ROUND, AS EXPECTED

Some thought Michigan State QB Connor Cook would go in the top 35 picks but his fall ended when the Oakland Raiders traded up to the 100th pick to take him. He became the 82nd player in the PPI Top 100 to go in the top 100. We did not send our top 100 in to the Huddle Report but after looking at our numbers perhaps we should send it in to them next year!

 

 

FIRST EVER PLAYER FROM EUROPE DRAFTED

Moritz Boehringer, from Aalen University, was drafted 180th overall in the 6th round by the Minnesota Vikings. At the Florida Atlantic pro day he ran a 4.46 40 at 227 pounds with a 1.48 10-yard, 39 inch vertical, 10’11 broad jump, 4.09 short shuttle, 6.64 3-cone, and did 17 bench reps. Boehringer has never played college football.

 

We are pretty sure the whole pick with him and Mike Mayock was staged. We kept hearing before the draft he would be taken for sure and we have to wonder if the NFL has set this up because he has all the physical tools and could help with NFL interest over in Europe.

 

 

CLEMSON ALL-AMERICAN UNDERCLASSMEN FALLS TO LATE 7TH ROUND

Back in high school, many believed that Clemson S Jayron Kearse was NFL bound for sure when he arrived on campus and even before the draft many projected him as a 3rd-5th round pick. He lasted until pick 244 in the 7th round by the Vikings.

 

 

NFLPA BOWL CLAIMS MR. IRRELEVANT AGAIN

For the second time in three years the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl can boast Mr. Irrelevant as Southern Miss cornerback Kalan Reed was picked 253 overall by the Denver Broncos. Back in 2014 they had Memphis FS Lonnie Ballentine who was the 256th and last pick by the Houston Texans.

 

They also boasted 3 of the final 5 picks to give them 14 total in this draft.

 

 

38 COMBINE SNUBS DRAFTED

 

Round Pick Team Pos First Last School All-Star Game
3 64 Tennessee SS Kevin Byard Middle Tennessee State Senior
4 120 New Orleans DT Ebuka “David” Onyemata Manitoba (CAN) Shrine
4 138 Cleveland TE Seth DeValve Princeton INJ- NFLPA
5 165 Kansas City RS Tyreek Hill West Alabama
5 167 Arizona SS Marqui Christian Midwestern State NFLPA
5 169 Detroit OB Antwione Williams Georgia Southern Shrine
5 173 Cleveland DC Clarence “Trey” Caldwell Louisiana Monroe
5 175 San Diego OB Jatavis Brown Akron NFLPA
6 180 Minnesota WO Moritz Boehringer Aalen University (Schwabisch Hall) Not eligible for all-star game
6 181 Jacksonville OB Tyrone Holmes Montana Shrine
6 182 Baltimore OH Keenan Reynolds Navy Shrine
6 186 Miami RS Jakeem Grant Texas Tech College Gridiron Showcase
6 191 Detroit QB Jake Rudock Michigan Shrine
6 194 Oakland OB Cory James Colorado State Shrine
6 195 Atlanta OT Wes Schweitzer San Jose State
6 196 Philadelphia DC Blake Countess Auburn
6 198 San Diego FB Derek Watt Wisconsin Shrine
6 206 Los Angeles WO Michael “Mike” Thomas Southern Mississippi NFLPA
6 208 New England SS Kamu Grugier-Hill Eastern Illinois
6 214 New England IB Elandon Roberts Houston NFLPA
6 215 Seattle OC Joseph “Joey” Hunt TCU
6 216 Dallas OH Darius Jackson Eastern Michigan NFLPA
6 217 Dallas TE Rico Gathers Baylor Not eligible for all-star game
6 219 Denver SS William “Will” Parks Arizona NFLPA
6 221 New England OG Theodore “Ted” Karras Illinois Shrine
7 222 Tennessee OB Aaron Wallace UCLA Shrine
7 224 San Diego OG Donavon Clark Michigan State Shrine
7 225 New England WO Devin Lucien Arizona State INJ at practice-NFLPA
7 226 Jacksonville DE Jonathan Woodard Central Arkansas College Gridiron Showcase
7 230 Chicago WO Daniel Braverman Western Michigan Not eligible for all-star game
7 236 Detroit OH Dwayne Washington Washington Not eligible for all-star game
7 238 Atlanta WO Devin Fuller UCLA NFLPA
7 239 Indianapolis IB Trevor Bates Maine College Gridiron Showcase
7 245 Cincinnati SS Clayton Fejedelem Illinois Shrine
7 247 Seattle OH Zac Brooks Clemson Not eligible for all-star game
7 249 San Francisco DC Prince Charles Iworah Western Kentucky NFLPA
7 251 Philadelphia IB Joseph “Joe” Walker Oregon
7 253 Tennessee DC Kalan Reed Southern Mississippi INJ at practice-NFLPA

 

Only 7 of the 38 combine snubs were overlooked by all-star games. That just goes to show how important an all-star game can be to be a prospect getting drafted when they don’t go to the NFL Combine.

 

 

TOP PLAYERS AVAILABLE

 

Here are our top 50 undrafted players.

 

Rank Pos First Name Last Name School
1 SS Jeremy Cash Duke
2 WR Keyarris Garrett Tulsa
3 CB Jonathan Jones Auburn
4 FS Tyvis Powell Ohio State
5 WR Roger Lewis Bowling Green
6 WR Robby Anderson Temple
7 TE Bryce Williams East Carolina
8 OG Landon Turner North Carolina
9 OLB Eric Striker Oklahoma
10 OG Denver Kirkland Arkansas
11 ILB Jared Norris Utah
12 OG Avery Young Auburn
13 C Jack Allen Michigan State
14 DE James Cowser Southern Utah
15 WR Dom Williams Washington State
16 DE Jason Fanaika Utah
17 K Ka’imi Fairbairn UCLA
18 DT Nile Lawrence-Stample Florida State
19 DT Justin Zimmer Ferris State
20 DE Romeo Okwara Notre Dame
21 SS Qujuan Floyd Iowa State
22 P Tom Hackett Utah
23 TE Ben Braunecker Harvard
24 OT Stephane Nembot Colorado
25 WR Mitch Mathews BYU
26 TE Devon Cajuste Stanford
27 OT Dominique Robertson West Georgia
28 DE Brennan Scarlett Stanford
29 WR Geronimo Allison Illinois
30 C Jake Brendel UCLA
31 WR Jaydon Mickens Washington
32 OT Pearce Slater San Diego State
33 CB Ken Crawley Colorado
34 QB Josh Woodrum Liberty
35 DT Antwaun Woods Southern California
36 OT Tyler Marz Wisconsin
37 C Kyle Friend Temple
38 OG Anthony Fabiano Harvard
39 FS Doug Middleton Appalachian State
40 DE Drew Ott Iowa
41 DT Luther Maddy Virginia Tech
42 OLB Terrance Smith Florida State
43 DT Darius Latham Indiana
44 OT Tyler Johnstone Oregon
45 OLB Victor Ochi Stony Brook
46 DE Mehdi Abdesmad Boston College
47 WR D.J. Foster Arizona State
48 FB Soma Vainuku Southern California
49 QB Jake Coker Alabama
50 DT Devaunte Sigler Jacksonville State

 

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