Cole’s Corner: 2021 Four Round NFL Mock Draft

Round 3

65. Jacksonville Jaguars – Amon-Ra St. Brown  WR  USC
66. New York Jets – Javonte Williams  RB  North Carolina
67. Houston Texans – Ifeatu Melifonwu  CB  Syracuse
68. Atlanta Falcons – Kyle Trask  QB  Florida
69. Cincinnati Bengals – Dyami Brown  WR  North Carolina
70. Philadelphia Eagles – Talanoa Hufanga  S  USC
71. Denver Broncos – Paulson Adebo  CB  Stanford
72. Detroit Lions – Brady Christensen  OT  BYU
73. Carolina Panthers – Brevin Jordan  TE  Miami FL
74. Washington Football Team – Aaron Robinson  CB  UCF
75. Dallas Cowboys – Levi Onwuzurike  DT  Washington
76. New York Giants – Benjamin St-Juste  CB  Minnesota
77. Los Angeles Chargers – Quincy Roche  Edge  Miami FL
78. Minnesota Vikings – Hamilcar Rashed Jr.  Edge  Oregon State
79. Las Vegas Raiders – Daviyon Nixon  DT  Iowa
80. Las Vegas Raiders – Jamar Johnson  S  Indiana
81. Miami Dolphins – Hamsah Nasirildeen  S  Florida State
82. Washington Football Team – James Hudson  OT  Cincinnati
83. Chicago Bears – Trill Williams  CB  Syracuse
84. Philadelphia Eagles – Tommy Tremble  TE  Notre Dame
85. Tennessee Titans – Spencer Brown  OT  Northern Iowa
86. New York Jets – Elijah Moore  WR  Ole Miss
87. Pittsburgh Steelers – Trey Sermon  RB  Ohio State
88. Los Angeles Rams – Ben Cleveland  OG  Georgia
89. Cleveland Browns – Patrick Jones II  Edge  Pittsburgh

The additions of Jadeveon Clowney and Tak McKinley look excellent on paper. A backup for Myles Garrett is still needed on the opposite side just to be safe. Jones is a natural 4-3 DE who plays best with his hand in the dirt. Not only is he a schematic fit for Cleveland, but he appears to have some of the best pass rush abilities in this class. He needs to improve against the run partially due to his lean frame. If the Browns put some more muscle on his frame, he could end up becoming the long-term end opposite Garrett in a few seasons.

90. Minnesota Vikings – Kelvin Joseph  CB  Kentucky
91. Cleveland Browns – Jay Tufele  DT  USC

I am fully convinced that Sheldon Richardson will be brought back to Berea on a more team friendly deal. The Browns will then have four nice pieces at DT in Richardson, Jordan Elliott, Andrew Billings and Malik Jackson. In case one gets injured this season, drafting a defensive tackle to keep the rotation flowing smoothly would be ideal. Jay Tufele would be an excellent fit. In addition to a 6’3” and 315-pound frame, Tufele still possesses surprising quickness. In the future he could become a three-down DT. Most teams would dream of having the luxury of Tufele as a 5^th DT on their roster.

92. Green Bay Packers – D’Wayne Eskridge  WR  Western Michigan
93. Buffalo Bills – Ronnie Perkins  Edge  Oklahoma
94. Baltimore Ravens – Andre Cisco  S  Syracuse
95. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Payton Turner  Edge  Houston
96. New England Patriots – Israel Mukuamu  CB  South Carolina
97. Los Angeles Chargers – Trey Smith  OG  Tennessee
98. New Orleans Saints – Milton Williams  DT/Edge  Louisiana Tech
99. Dallas Cowboys – Hunter Long  TE  Boston College
100. Tennessee Titans – Richie Grant  S  UCF
101. Detroit Lions – Chazz Surratt  LB  North Carolina
102. San Francisco 49ers – Dayo Odeyingbo  Edge  Vanderbilt
103. Los Angeles Rams – Cameron McGrone  LB  Michigan
104. Baltimore Ravens – Kenny Yeboah  TE  Ole Miss
105. New Orleans Saints – Ihmir Smith-Marsette  WR  Iowa
     
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