NFL MOCK DRAFT 2.0: What the experts are predicting for all 32 first-round picks

Tyler LaulettaApr 16, 2020, 02:53 IST

Joe Burrow is widely expected to be the first overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft, but after that, the predictions get much tougher.Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports

The 2020 NFL Draft is set to begin on Thursday, April 23..
Until then, experts from around the NFL world will do their best to predict how the first round of the draft will play out.
We analyzed 11 mock drafts to get a sense of what experts expect from the first 32 picks of the draft.
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The 2020 NFL Draft is set to be a doozy, with an extremely talented pool of college players ready to make the leap to professional football.

The Cincinnati Bengals won't officially be on the clock until April 23, but in the meantime, experts from around the NFL world have put together mock drafts predicting how the first round will play out.

We analyzed the mock drafts of 11 experts — Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay at ESPN, Will Brinson and Chris Trapasso at CBS Sports, Chad Reuter, Peter Schrager, and Charles Davis of NFL.com, Danny Kelly of The Ringer, Luke Easterling of Draft Wire, Matt Miller of Bleacher Report, and Walter Football — to see if we could find any consensus on how the first round is expected to shake out.

Things have changed a lot since February, so take a look below at our second consensus mock draft of the year and see what the experts think will happen in the first round of the draft, with their thoughts on each pick.

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32. Kansas City Chiefs — No Consensus

31. San Francisco 49ers — Trevon Diggs, CB (Alabama)

30. Green Bay Packers — Tee Higgins, WR (Clemson)

29. Tennessee Titans — No Consensus

28. Baltimore Ravens — No Consensus

27. Seattle Seahawks — Yetur Gross-Matos, Edge (Penn State)

26. Miami Dolphins (via Houston) — Xavier McKinney, S (Alabama)

25. Minnesota Vikings — A.J. Epenesa, Edge (Iowa)

24. New Orleans Saints — No Consensus

23. New England Patriots — Jordan Love, QB (Utah State)

22. Minnesota Vikings (via Buffalo) — Denzel Mims, WR (Baylor)

21. Philadelphia Eagles — Justin Jefferson, WR (LSU)

20. Jacksonville Jaguars (via Los Angeles Rams) — Patrick Queen, LB (LSU)

19. Las Vegas Raiders (via Chicago) — Kenneth Murray, LB (Oklahoma)

18. Miami Dolphins (via Pittsburgh) — Josh Jones, OT (Houston)

17. Dallas Cowboys — CJ Henderson, CB (Florida)

16. Atlanta Falcons — K'Lavon Chaisson, Edge (LSU)

15. Denver Broncos — Henry Ruggs III, WR (Alabama)

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Andrew Thomas, OT (Georgia)

13. San Francisco 49ers (via Indianapolis) — CeeDee Lamb, WR (Oklahoma)

12. Las Vegas Raiders — Jerry Jeudy, WR (Alabama)

11. New York Jets — Mekhi Becton, OT (Louisville)

10. Cleveland Browns — Jedrick Wills Jr., OT (Alabama)

9. Jacksonville Jaguars — Javon Kinlaw, DT (South Carolina)

8. Arizona Cardinals — Tristan Wirfs, OT (Iowa)

7. Carolina Panthers — Derrick Brown, DT (Auburn)

6. Los Angeles Chargers — Justin Herbert, QB (Oregon)

5. Miami Dolphins — Tua Tagovailoa, QB (Alabama)

4. New York Giants — Isaiah Simmons, LB (Clemson)

3. Detroit Lions — Jeff Okudah, CB (Ohio State)

2. Washington Redskins — Chase Young, Edge (Ohio State)

1. Cincinnati Bengals — Joe Burrow, QB (LSU)

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