2017 NFL Mock Draft Three-round mock inc

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The Browns are on whether to take Myles Garrett or Mitchell Trubisky No. 1 overall. Two weeks ago, I examined and secure both, figuring that if the Browns were truly sold on Trubisky, that's how high they would have to climb to make sure they don't mi s out on him. More NFL Draft Would the 49ers be open to moving down? Absolutely. They have needs up and down the roster, and spreading the value of the second pick out among several premium picks is the best way to build their next winner. General manager John Lynch even said earlier this week So this week, we're going back to a version of that Browns-49ers deal, giving the Browns potential franchise players on both sides of the ball and still leaving themselves plenty of draft capital in this draft and in 2018. What else will you find below? Several more trades that make sense, at least to me, based on teams with exce s picks from which to move up for the perfect prospect. We're Fred Warner Jersey also going all the way to the end of the third round to cover the first two days of picks and get teams like the Vikings, Rams and Patriots into the mix. One more note: You'll find what I believe to be the top needs of each team listed before each pick. Selections won't nece sarily line up perfectly with needs -- when do they ever? -- but in certain situations a need can be too glaring to ignore. 1. , DE, Texas A&M:Garrett is seen as the best prospect in this cla s, and for good reason. Pa s rushers like this don't come along often. Despite being the focal point of offensive game-planning in 2016 and dealing with injuries, he still finished with 15 tackles for lo s and 8.5 sacks. He'll give the Browns a true difference-making pa s rusher, something Jimmie Ward Jersey they've long been lacking. TRADE: 2. Cleveland Browns (via San Francisco) , QB, North Carolina: Would the 49ers do this deal and not land the Browns' first-round pick in 2018? Both QB deals in the 2016 draft involved trading future first-round picks, but Cleveland might be able to escape paying that price, for three reasons: 1. Their second-round pick in this draft is the first in the round, making it higher in value than any non-first in those previous deals; 2. They have multiple second-rounders to offer in 2018; 3. They can afford not to get a Day 3 pick back thanks to their large cache of selections. With this deal, John Lynch can buckle down and rebuild the 49ers roster. 3. , S, : There aren't many questions left surrounding how Adams will perform in the , and he might have silenced one of them at his pro day by blazing a 40-yard dash in the 4.3s or 4.4s, . He's about as safe a pick as you can have for a Bears team with needs in the secondary, and he should be a 10-year starter in the NFL at either safety spot. 4. Jacksonville Jaguars , DE, :This is a prime trade-up spot for a team looking for a particular prospect, and while we had the Bengals moving up for Thomas in last week's mock, the Jaguars in the pa s rusher. A Tom Coughlin team can never have too many pa s rushers, and Thomas will give the team flexibility to move Calais Campbell around while also allowing three young players (Thomas, Dante Fowler Jr. and Yannick Ngakoue) the opportunity to stay fresh. 5. (from ) , DL, Alabama: I've had the Titans taking a safety at this spot, but Allen is also an immensely talented player who would fill a need, pairing with Jurrell Casey to give the Titans a pair of beasts at defensive end in their base 3-4. Allen has plenty of San Francisco 49Ers T Shirts experience in that role for Alabama, where he would rush from the interior on pa sing downs. The Titans added two quality players to their secondary this offseason, and an upgraded pa s rush will put them in a better position to succeed. TRADE: 6. Cincinnati Bengals (from New York Jets) , RB, LSU:The Jets, who lack players worthy of being on an NFL roster, make sense in a trade down to ama s picks. The Bengals have extra picks in the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh rounds, so they have the ammo to move up a couple spots for the right guy. Fournette visited the Bengals on April 11 and would replace Jeremy Hill, who has fallen hard since his quality rookie season in 2014. Fournette is garnering enough buzz that he's a lock to be a top-10 pick and could be a guy worth trading up to select so an interested team doesn't mi s out. 7. Los Angeles , FS, Ohio State:Hooker is probably the best-case scenario for the Chargers, as Dwight Lowery didn't have the type of impact to make the team forget about longtime free safety Eric Weddle. The Ohio State prospect has a nose for the ball, and while he might not come in and be outstanding right away, once he develops he should be a fixture in the secondary. 8. , TE, Alabama: The Panthers could go many different directions with this pick and it shouldn't surprise anyone. If Fournette makes it here, he's likely the preferred option. Otherwise, the team likely will look into trading down. Or they can stay put and take Howard, a player most expect to be drafted in the top 10. The Panthers recently worked out the Raheem Mostert Jersey Alabama product, and while his college production doesn't scream future star, he was underutilized with the Crimson Tide. Tight end obviously isn't the biggest need with Greg Olsen at the position, but having Olsen and Howard on the field would be a matchup nightmare. TRADE: 9. Arizona Cardinals (from Cincinnati via Jets) , Frank Gore Jersey QB, Clemson:The Cardinals are doing their due diligence on quarterbacks in this draft, and they seem to have a high level of interest in Watson, who they reportedly met April 12. He's a great fit for Bruce Arians, and he'll benefit from sitting behind Carson Palmer for a year before taking the reins. If the Cardinals want him, they'll need to trade up to keep him from the Jets, Bills and 49ers (now picking 12th). The Jets trade back for the second time, moving from No. 6 to No. 9 to No. 13 as they stockpile picks to replenish the weakened roster. 10. , CB, Ohio State: CBSSports.com NFL insider Jason La Canfora recently reported because of potentially chronic hamstring i sues. The Bills showed last year with Shaq Lawson and Reggie Ragland that they won't be scared off by medical i sues if the value is there. Lattimore could go as high as No. 2, and since he fits a clear need at cornerback, he makes sense for Buffalo. 11. , DE, Tenne see: I previouslysent the higher-ceiling to the Saints with this pick, but it's more likely they opt for the safer Barnett, who doesn't have the testing scores or measurables of other top pa s-rushing prospects but delivers on a weekl