by Round 7
- Kansas City Chiefs – Fabien Lovett, DT, Florida State
- Washington Commanders – Omar Speights, LB, LSU
- Las Vegas Raiders – Sheridan Jones, CB, Clemson
- Cincinnati Bengals – Kenny Logan Jr., SAF, Kansas
- Los Angeles Chargers – Elijah Simmons, DT, Tennessee
- Arizona Cardinals – Eric Watts, Edge, UConn
- Tennessee Titans – Sincere Haynesworth, C, Tulane
- Baltimore Ravens – Isaiah Williams, WR, Illinois
- Las Vegas Raiders – Michael Wiley, RB, Arizona
- Atlanta Falcons (mock trade with the Minnesota Vikings) – Cornelius Johnson, WR, Michigan
- New England Patriots – Jaden Crumendy, DT, Mississippi State
- Minnesota Vikings – Johnny Dixon, CB, Penn State
- Dallas Cowboys – Jordan Toles, SAF, Morgan State
- Indianapolis Colts – Jontrey Hunter, SAF, Georgia State
- Seattle Seahawks – McKade Mettauer, OG, Oklahoma
- Jacksonville Jaguars – McCallan Castles, TE, Tennessee
- Cincinnati Bengals – Jackson Mitchell, LB, UConn
- Houston Texans – Edefuanu Ulofoshio, LB, Washington
- New Orleans Saints – Miyan Williams, RB, Ohio State
- Carolina Panthers – Dylan McMahon, C, NC State
- Miami Dolphins – Jalen Green, SAF, Mississippi State
- Tennessee Titans – Willie Roberts, CB, Louisiana Tech
- Cleveland Browns – Rasheen Ali, RB, Marshall
With the final selection of the 2024 NFL Draft for the Cleveland Browns, the team decides to select a running back. Rasheen Ali is from Cleveland, playing his high school football at Shaker Heights prior to going to Marshall and toting the rock for the Thundering Herd. Ali had a monster year in 2021, boasting 1,401 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns on 250 carries. In 2022, his season ended just two games in due to an injury. Ali bounced back in 2023 with 1,135 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 212 carries. Unfortunately for him, he sustained a ruptured biceps tendon at a Senior Bowl practice, causing him to miss the game and the combine.
Ali’s injury history hurts his draft stock, but the Browns may be able to capitalize prior to the conclusion of the draft. Between 2021-23, Ali has been above 5.4 yards per carry. When he is healthy and on the field, he is highly productive. The Browns should give the local product a shot.
- Dallas Cowboys – Jordan Whittington, WR, Texas
- Green Bay Packers – Cole Godbout, DT, Wyoming
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Kimani Vidal, RB, Troy
- Houston Texans – Kendall Milton, RB, Georgia
- Buffalo Bills – Julian Pearl, OT, Illinois
- Detroit Lions – Myles Jones, CB, Duke
- Baltimore Ravens – Blake Weston, RB, Memphis
- San Francisco 49ers – Luke Reimer, LB, Nebraska
- Tennessee Titans – Jared Wiley, TE, TCU
- Los Angeles Chargers – Austin Reed, QB, Western Kentucky
- Los Angeles Rams – Khristian Boyd, DT, Northern Iowa
- Green Bay Packers – Tahj Washington, WR, USC
- New York Jets – Tanner McLachlan, TE, Arizona
- New York Jets – Javontae Jean-Baptiste, Edge, Notre Dame
Outstanding article. A Few things
I’m not touching the top 3 picks with a comment, because who truly knows? I like Drake Maye ALOT! But, it is hard to argue with the tools of Jayden Daniels, or the season Williams had TWO years ago, not this past year.
Harrison to the Cardinals at 4 is a giant steal for them. Harbaugh was sure he was going to get him at 5.
JJ to the Giants at 6 is a BAD IDEA. They are already over paying a sub par qb, why waste a 6 overall pick on JJ?
Vikings trading with the Falcons to select a QB cracks me up since the Falcons just took Cousins. However, I want Penix in Denver, oh well!
Bears are going to get a stud with Odunze if he does land there.
I’m not okay with Latu at 12 to Denver, because I just get this bad feeling he may be fragile. Just doesn’t seem like he is big enough.
I’d rather see the Browns take a OT with their second round pick, but do like the Buckeye selection as well at DT.
Great job Cole!