Midseason 2020 NFL mock draft: Four quarterbacks in the top-10

With the season halfway through, what would the NFL Draft look like if it started today? Matt Valdovinos provides such a scenario via his mideseason 2020 NFL Mock Draft.

mideseason 2020 NFL Mock Draft
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#65. Cincinnati Bengals: Ezra Cleveland, OT, Boise State

#66. Miami Dolphins: Jared Pinkney, TE, Vanderbilt

#67. Washington Redskins: Ashtyn Davis, Saf, Cal

Ball skills, instincts, athleticism. It’s all there for Ashtyn Davis. A perfect running mate to Landon Collins. With Davis, the Redskins suddenly just got one of the most versatile and talented duos on the back end. Davis may slip in the draft due to some concerns about his size, but he can flat out ball.

#68. Atlanta Falcons: Antoine Brooks Jr., Saf, Maryland

#69. New York Jets: KJ Hamler, WR, Penn State

#70. New York Jets(via NYG): Leki Fotu, DL, Utah

It seems only fitting for the Jets to replace one long-haired Pac-12 defensive tackle with another long-haired Pac-12 defensive tackle. Fotu has a non-stop motor and is very strong at the point of attack. The Jets defensive line suddenly got very talented.

#71. Denver Broncos: Jeff Gladney, CB, TCU

#72. Cleveland Browns: Reggie Floyd, Saf, Virginia Tech

#73. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Rashard Lawrence, DL, LSU

The perfect fit to go with Vita Vea. While Vea is naturally a “nose” or “one-tech,” Lawrence is a natural “3-tech.” A good pass rusher and very strong run defender, the addition of Lawrence and Epenesa from this draft make this Tampa defensive line scarily good.

#74. Los Angeles Chargers: Jake Hanson, IOL, Oregon

#75. Las Vegas Raiders(via CHI): Collin Johnson, WR, Texas

#76. Las Vegas Raiders: Joe Bachie Jr., LB, Michigan State

#77. Denver Broncos(via PIT): Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU

The Broncos have put together a very young and talented receiving corps. Headlined by Courtland Sutton, the unit has the potential to be very special, However, the desperately lack someone who can stretch the field vertically. Reagor fits the bill to a tee. He’s a threat to score anytime the ball is in his hand, and his speed is special. The fit, talent, and value make this one of my favorite draft picks.

#78. Arizona Cardinals: Hunter Bryant, TE, Washington

#79. Tennessee Titans: Myles Bryant, DB, Washington

#80. Detroit Lions: Markus Bailey, LB, Purdue

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4 COMMENTS

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    Reggie 7 years ago

    Love it, need more content! Go birds?

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    Doh 7 years ago

    Joe Burrow at #1, what a joke. He couldn’t beat out JT Barrett at Ohio State

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    c luckern 7 years ago

    Man the lack of respect for Jake Fromm in this mock drafts everywhere lately is why guys like Gardner Minshew fall to the 6th round. Scouting is a joke. He is one of the most cerebral and accurate passer I’ve seen in the last 5 or 6 years. He doesn’t have any traits that wow you but he is a starting caliber NFL QB .
    As a Pats fan I’d have no problem with the Pats drafting him at 32 and moving Stidham for late 2nd or 3rd round pick after his strong showing in the preseason

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    c luckern 7 years ago

    Man the lack of respect for one of the smartest and most accurate passer in this draft in Jake Fromm I’m seeing all over the place with these mock drafts is why guys like Gardner Minshew fall to the 6th round.

    As a Pats I’d have NO problem with them taking at 32 and trying to get a late second or third for Stidham after his strong preseason showing. Fromm is a MUCH better QB

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