2021 NFL Mock Draft: Jacksonville Jaguars Tank for Trevor is officially on
By Brad Weiss
Atlanta Falcons. Jaylen Waddle. 13. player. 44. . Wide Receiver
The Atlanta Falcons will be look to build off a strong finish to the 2019 campaign, but will have a tough slate ahead of them, especially within a tough NFC South division. Still, they have some explosive weapons on the offensive side of the ball, including elite wide receiver Julio Jones.
With the team adding Calvin Ridley a few drafts back, they have a solid tandem atop their depth chart, but the rich could get richer by drafting Jaylen Waddle at No. 13 overall. Waddle would give the team another serious threat in the passing game, and he and Ridley would be a nice, young tandem for when Jones is done playing.
Wide Receiver. Miami Dolphins. Rondale Moore. 14. player. 59.
The Miami Dolphins got this pick from the Houston Texans in that monster Laremy Tunsil deal, and they look to get better at wideout with this selection. By next season, Tua Tagovailoa should be under center, and with two more first round picks, the Dolphins will continue to build their roster around him.
With this pick, Miami selected Rondale Moore from Purdue, an explosive playmaker who has already opted out of the 2020 college football season. Miami needs to put as many weapons around Tua as possible, and in Moore, they get one of the premier wideouts in the draft.
player. 53. . Cornerback. Cleveland Browns. Caleb Farley. 15
The Cleveland Browns are looking to shake off a disappointing 2019 campaign, one that started with so much hype around second-year quarterback Baker Mayfield. The Browns struggled from the outset, and it was clear very early on that wholesale changes needed to be made within the coaching staff.
Looking at the 2021 NFL Draft, Cleveland does have Denzel Ward and Greedy Williams already on the roster, but passing up on Caleb Farley at No. 15 may be tough to do. Remember, this is a pass-happy NFL now, and you can never have too many elite cornerbacks on your roster.