2019 NFL mock draft: Quarterbacks go early after trades
By Brad Weiss
The 2019 NFL Draft is only two months away, so let us take a look at our latest mock draft, where trades disrupt the current draft order early.
The NFL scouting combine is only days away, as the offseason really starts to get into full swing for all 32 NFL teams. With the new league year coming up in March, the picture will start to get clearer in terms of what teams will focus on in the 2019 NFL Draft, which could include a lot of trades early on.
Here is our latest 2019 NFL mock draft.
Edge. Ohio State. Nick Bosa. 1. player. 32.
The Arizona Cardinals are officially on the clock, as they will kick off the 2019 NFL Draft with the first overall pick. Last year, the Cardinals traded up to select UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen in the first round, and he will have to prove that he can win games at the NFL level in year two, after a rough rookie season.
Luckily for Rosen, the Cardinals brought in a new head coach that has done wonders with quarterbacks before in Kliff Kingsbury. While Steven Wilks was given a raw deal by having only one year as the team’s head coach, the organization obviously felt that it was time to move in a new direction when it came to the head coach.
With the No. 1 overall pick, the Cardinals will likely take the best player available, and many experts have that player being Nick Bosa from Ohio State. Bosa is healthy after sitting out the majority of the 2018 college football season with an injury, and teamed with Chandler Jones on the edge in Arizona, the Cardinals could have one of the better pass rushing duos in football next season.