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11 (146) Titans select Jarvis Brownlee Jr. Louisville CB
12 (147) Broncos select Audric Estime Notre Dame RB
13 (148) Raiders select Tommy Eichenberg Ohio State LB
14 (149) Bengals select Josh Newton TCU CB
15 (150) Saints select Spencer Rattler South Carolina QB16 (151) Colts select Jaylon Carlies Missouri S
17 (152) Eagles select Ainias Smith Texas A&M WR
18 (153) Jaguars select Deantre Prince Ole Miss CB
19 (154) Rams select Brennan Jackson Washington State EDGE
20 (155) Eagles select Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Clemson LB21 (156) Browns select Jamari Thrash Louisville WR
22 (157) Panthers select Chau Smith-Wade Washington State CB
23 (158) Dolphins select Mohamed Kamara Colorado State EDGE
24 (159) Chiefs select Hunter Nourzad Penn State C
[IMG]https://a1.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/college-football/players/full/4367645.png&h=77&w=77&scale=crop[/IMG] 6’3″ 317 lbs
6 POS RK
130 OVR RK
65 GRADE
[h=2]Pre-Draft Analysis[/h]Nourzad started 20 games at right tackle at Cornell, started at center for Penn State the past two seasons and played some guard in 2022. He’s at his best climbing and combo-blocking to the second level. He can pull around the corner and lead block. And Nourzad digs in and anchors against bull-rushers in pass protection. He has the length, quickness and size to develop into an effective interior pass-blocker. — Steve Muench25 (160) Bills select Edefuan Ulofoshio Washington LB
26 (161) Commanders select Dominique Hampton Washington S
27 (162) Cardinals select Christian Jones Texas OT
28 (163) Packers select Jacob Monk Duke C
29 (164) Colts select Jaylin Simpson Auburn S
30 (165) Ravens select Rasheen Ali Marshall RB31 (166) Giants select Tyrone Tracy Jr. Purdue RB
32 (167) Jaguars select Keilan Robinson Texas RB
33 (168) Bills select Javon Solomon Troy EDGE
34 (169) Packers select Kitan Oladapo Oregon State S
35 (170) Saints select Bub Means Pittsburgh WR@Chiefs4life24 376663 wrote:
Sorry Roy I over slept was exhausted
No problem. I’ll finish up round 5. Do you want to take over from here?
@TopekaRoy 376664 wrote:
No problem. I’ll finish up round 5. Do you want to take over from here?
It’s up to you if you wanna do it you can
36 (171) Jets select Jordan Travis Florida State QB
37 (172) Eagles select Trevor Keegan Michigan OG
38 (173) Jets select Isaiah Davis South Dakota State RB
39 (174) Cowboys select Caelen Carson Wake Forest CB
40 (175) Saints select Jaylan Ford Texas LB
41 (176) Jets select Qwan’tez Stiggers Toronto Argonauts CB@Chiefs4life24 376665 wrote:
It’s up to you if you wanna do it you can
I’m going to watch the Cubs game but if you don’t feel up to it, I’ll just post the picks after the conclusion of each round.
@TopekaRoy 376667 wrote:
I’m going to watch the Cubs game but if you don’t feel up to it, I’ll just post the picks after the conclusion of each round.
Nobody cares about the cubs we are Chiefs and Royals fans here
@Chiefs4life24 376668 wrote:
Nobody cares about the cubs we are Chiefs and Royals fans here
😆
I’m not sure anyone here cares about rounds 6 and 7 either, but it’s nice to have the picks listed for reference and archival purposes.@TopekaRoy 376670 wrote:
BTW, the Royals look pretty good, this year (as do the Cubs).
It’s april lets have this discussion about the royals in september
35 (211) Chiefs select Kamal Hadden Tennessee CB
[IMG]https://a1.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/college-football/players/full/4427356.png&h=64&w=64&scale=crop[/IMG] 6’1″ 196 lbs
24 POS RK177 OVR RK
55 GRADE
[h=2]Pre-Draft Analysis[/h]Hadden can read receivers, has his eyes on the quarterback and breaks on the ball in off-coverage. He shows good instincts and awareness passing off routes in zone looks. Hadden also has the ability to disrupt receivers getting off the line in press coverage. Although he has smaller hands, he can pluck the ball out of the air — he intercepted five passes over the past two seasons. — Steve Muench
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