10) Washington Commanders: Michael Mayer, TE, Notre Dame Whoever selects him would be wise to at least try him there as a rookie. Although many view Skoronski as a guard, I believe he can be a starting NFL OT. His ability to reset his anchor after initially losing is a chef’s kiss. He took over Rashawn Slater’s vacant left tackle spot as a true freshman, and the difference has been negligible. Johnson receives all the hype in the OT class, but Peter Skoronski isn’t far behind. 9) Pittsburgh Steelers: Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwestern Barring a setback, the JSN cooking channel will return to regularly scheduled programming shortly. In a receiving room alongside 2022 first-round picks Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave, Smith-Njigba led the unit with 95 receptions, 1,606 yards, and nine touchdowns. It’s been an anticlimatic season thus far for the OSU WR, but do we even need to see more? Jaxon Smith-Njigba injured his hamstring in Week 1 and came back in Week 3 with two catches and 33 yards. 8) Jacksonville Jaguars: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR, Ohio State
Johnson’s a lock for the first round and the key to the success of Texas A&M’s defense. They may play different positions, but both are uber-versatile defenders that make their impact felt all over the field. 7) Detroit Lions: Antonio Johnson, DB, Texas A&MĮverything I said about Simpson applies to Antonio Johnson. Put him on offense, and Simpson will probably score a few touchdowns to boot. Come downhill in run defense? Tackle for loss. Whatever you ask him to do, he will excel at it. “A jack of all trades is a master of none but oftentimes better than a master of one.” Whoever originally penned that quote didn’t have the chance to watch Trenton Simpson play football. 6) New York Jets: Trenton Simpson, LB, Clemson With more reps and tape under his belt at the position, it would surprise no one if Johnson was the first offensive lineman selected in April. He’s been near flawless this season - his first starting at tackle. stands above the rest due to his combination of physical attributes and technique. The 2023 NFL Draft possesses a strong offensive tackle class. 5) Chicago Bears: Paris Johnson Jr., OT, Ohio State Along a defensive line that featured first-rounders Travon Walker, Jordan Davis, and Devonte Wyatt, Carter was arguably the most impressive. Regardless, Carter could’ve sat out the entire season, and he would still be a top-five pick. The Bulldogs are steamrolling the competition, allowing their key contributors to hit the bench early and often. Jalen Carter hasn’t played much this year … because he hasn’t had to.
4) Carolina Panthers: Jalen Carter, DT, Georgia He’s the best pass rusher in the class - bar none. But one blemish doesn’t take away from the sheer dominance Anderson exudes on a week-to-week basis. may have had his worst game against Texas a couple of weeks ago. Outside of a handful of pressures, Will Anderson Jr. 3) Seattle Seahawks: Will Anderson Jr., EDGE, Alabama But that doesn’t take away from Stroud’s innate ability to hit his pass catchers in stride and where only they can get the ball. Stroud has the more alluring tools compared to the Alabama signal-caller and benefits from extraordinary weaponry. Stroud, QB, Ohio Stateįrom one franchise-altering quarterback to another, C.J. Even with a defensive lineman barrelling toward him, Young stays calm, cool, and collected, delivering strikes all over the field. But Young has anticipation and poise - both traits you simply can’t teach. Heck, he doesn’t have the biggest arm or most athletic build. Not a fan of your favorite team’s selections? Be the general manager and run your own using PFN’s Mock Draft Simulator! 1) Atlanta Falcons: Bryce Young, QB, Alabamaīryce Young has been my unwavering 2023 NFL Draft QB1 since last season. The order of this 2023 2-round NFL Mock Draft derives from reverse Super Bowl odds.
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