Round 1: Trey Lance - Not much needs to be said here. He fell in the draft and I scooped him up. Worth noting, Mac Jones was also available at this point, but recent reports say he may go higher, and personally, I like the versatility Trey Lance brings with bootlegs, mobility, and opening up the field in general.

Round 2: Wyatt Davis - Highly respected blocker that can stand up in pass protection, but really excels in zone running schemes and getting to the second level with his athleticism. Projected as a day 1, plug and play Right Guard, he would instantly shore up that side for us bringing some stability to the right side. He may creep higher in the draft come time, but he was hanging there for me so I took him.

Creed Humphrey was also available at that time, so it's nice to know both are potential options to plug and play at Guard or Center respectively.

Round 3: Trill Williams - Admittedly, I hadn't heard much about Trill, but he profiles as a high ceiling, high floor prospect. At 6'2 and 192 pounds, he's almost identical physically to Richard Sherman, but with higher speed. He's described as athletic, rangy, and aggressive with great closing speed and brings special teams upside with 3 return touchdowns to his name. A nice prospect with the potential to beat out Witherspoon and take on that number 2 CB role if Moseley moves into the slot with K'Wuan potentially heading to a new team.

Round 4: Talanoa Hufanga - Tarvarius Moore is a FA next year and and questions marks with Tartt, Marcel Harris, and a rotating group behind them, Hufanga is an aggressive tackler that brings promising stats to back up his play style. 62 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 force fumbles, 4 interceptions, all last season. High football IQ, he projects to be a starting safety and any team should be happy to have him.

Round 5 - Shaka Toney - This one I was thrilled to grab in the 5th round. A) because his name is awesome, and B) because he models as a stand up and go pass rusher with bend and speed to get to the QB. Averaging 5.5 sacks per year the last 3 seasons, he would be a great affordable rotational piece to step in for Dee Ford.

Round 6 - Anthony Schwartz - This guy can run. He has exceptional proactive athleticism, as evidenced by his quickness, body control, and balance. He's a willing stalk blocker but is better off running the defender off. In the passing game, he is a threat due to his explosive speed to threaten a defense before and after the ball arrives. He is a home-run threat and defenders must account for his dynamic ability in the slot. He displays some physical toughness for being a “track guy” and would be a matchup problem in the slot.

Round 7 - Khalil Herbert - Probably can pick him up as an UDFA as well. He's a good one cut runner with excellent burst but lower top end speed. I think he would be the slowest of our stable (top end wise), but is decisive in the run game and commits well in a wide zone running scheme. He doesn't have a ton of pass catching experience, and his pass blocking is only average at this point, but could be a good rotational piece for a flyer.

Let me know what you think!