I plan on working up to a full roster breakdown like many do, but in the meantime, I'll start with a 7 round mock.

With this draft I'm assuming Justin Reid leaves via FA as well as Omenihu.

Pick 31: Josh Conerly Jr - OT - Oregon; We're done fooling around at LT and trade our 2025 + 2026 first to move up and hopefully lock down the man who will protect Patrick's blindside for the next 10 years

Pick 63: Landon Jackson - DE - Arkansas; His draft position seems all over the place, I've seen him at the end of the first all the way down to the early third. However, we get a powerful big bodied end who can hold up against the run with some room to grow into a pass rusher

Pick 66: Andrew Makuba - S - Texas; Makuba cut his teeth with two of the best defensive minds in college football between his time at Clemson and Texas. He's a physical safety who was able to pick up Pete Kwiatkowski's complicated scheme in less than a season. He's a natural fit to replace Reid on the back end.

Pick 95: Cobee Bryant - CB - Kansas; Versatile corner who can play both outside and in the slot. Ball hawk with the fluidity and athleticism to be a chess piece in a Spags defense.

Pick 141: Demetrius Knight Jr - LB - South Carolina; An athletic linebacker who is at his best in coverage and moving sideline to sideline.

Pick 168: Brayshul Tuten - RB Virginia Tech; This might be a bit of a reach as he is unrefined and has a lot of room to grow, but Tuten is a legitimate homerun threat who can also run between the tackles and be a receiver out of the backfield. If he can develop, he could eventually be a steal.

Pick 232: Nick Nash - WR - San Jose State: A former QB who converted to WR in college. Shows a good understanding of defenses while being a fluid athlete who doesn't mind going over the middle.

Pick 256: Connor Colby - OG - Iowa; A versatile guard who has played both guard spots and kicked out to RT a few times.
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