Doug & Wolf’s 2021 rapid-fire NFL mock draft: Cards take swing on CB
Apr 29, 2021, 9:11 AM | Updated: 9:32 am
(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)
(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)
Doug Franz and Ron Wolfley of Arizona Sports’ Doug & Wolf tested their memories and used their months of preparation before the 2021 NFL Draft to spit out a rapid-fire mock draft before the first round kicked off on Thursday.
Doug took the odd picks, Wolf took the evens — including the Arizona Cardinals’ pick at No. 16 — and the duo rolled through the first 32 selections in less than 11 minutes.
Here’s how the 2021 Doug & Wolf rapid-fire mock draft for 2021 went.
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1. Jacksonville Jaguars — Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence
2. New York Jets — BYU QB Zach Wilson
3. San Francisco 49ers (from Miami Dolphins via Houston Texans) — Ohio State QB Justin Fields
4. Atlanta Falcons — Florida TE Kyle Pitts
5. Cincinnati Bengals — Oregon OT Penei Sewell
6. Miami Dolphins (from Philadelphia Eagles) — Alabama WR DeVonta Smith
7. Detroit Lions — LSU WR Ja’Marr Chase
8. Carolina Panthers — Alabama CB Patrick Surtain II
9. Denver Broncos — North Dakota State QB Trey Lance
10. Dallas Cowboys — Alabama WR Jaylen Waddle
11. New York Giants — Penn State LB Micah Parsons
12. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami Dolphins via San Francisco 49ers) — South Carolina CB Jaycee Horn
13. Los Angeles Chargers — Northwestern OW Rashawn Slater
14. Minnesota Vikings — USC OG Alijah Vera-Tucker
15. New England Patriots — Alabama QB Mac Jones
16. Arizona Cardinals — Virginia Tech CB Caleb Farley
17. Las Vegas Raiders — Virginia Tech OT Christian Darrisaw
18. Miami Dolphins — Miami EDGE Gregory Rousseau
19. Washington Football Team — Notre Dame LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah
20. Chicago Bears — Northwestern CB Greg Newsome II
21. Indianapolis Colts — Michigan EDGE Kwity Paye
22. Tennessee Titans — Tulsa LB Zaven Collins
23. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks) — Minnesota WR Rashod Bateman
24. Pittsburgh Steelers — Alabama RB Najee Harris
25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams) — Alabama DT Christian Barmore
26. Cleveland Browns — Kentucky LB Jamin Davis
27. Baltimore Ravens — Alabama C Landon Dickerson
28. New Orleans Saints — Miami EDGE Jaelan Phillips
29. Green Bay Packers — Florida State CB Asante Samuel Jr.
30. Buffalo Bills — Clemson RB Travis Etienne
31. Baltimore Ravens (from Kansas City Chiefs) — Stanford OT Walker Little
32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — North Carolina RB Javonte Williams
