saintsfan1976

27: R1P27
QB JOSH ALLEN, WYOMING
91: R3P27
C JAMES DANIELS, IOWA
127: R4P27
LB JOSEY JEWELL, IOWA
147: R5P10
WR D.J. CHARK, LSU
164: R5P27
CB TONY BROWN, ALABAMA
189: R6P15
P MICHAEL DICKSON, TEXAS
201: R6P27
DL DEADRIN SENAT, SOUTH FLORIDA
245: R7P27
OT JAMIL DEMBY, MAINE

voodooido

I’ve seen josh Allen falling into the 2nd. If there at 27 we would have to pull the trigger.

jjasso007

R1P27: RASHAAN EVANS - LB - ALABAMA
- ILB/OLB to bring youth and a top tier LB to our corp

R3P27: MARK ANDREWS - TE - OKLAHOMA
- Big 6'5 TE, knowing as a pass catcher. Was the fastest TE at the combine. ALl he did was put up numbers from Mayfield

R4P27: D.J. CHARK - WR - LSU
- had a great Senior Bowl. Good height. Brees could work with him

R5P10: JEREMY REAVES - S - SOUTH ALABAMA
- Small school guy who had a great Senior Bowl. Has some work to do but would be a great 3rd safety in a year

R5P27: BRANDON PARKER - OT - NORTH CAROLINA A&T
- smaller school mammoth of an OT. Had a decent senior bowl. Dominated his division and, with coaching, could be a more than adequate backup tackle

R6P15: COLBY GOSSETT - OG - APPALACHIAN STATE
- another small school offensive lineman who performed well at the Senior Bowl. Adds youth to our line, and at a position of need, especially if Kelemete leaves

R6P27: JAVON ROLLAND-JONES - DE - ARKANSAS STATE
- finished his collegiate career with 43.5 sacks. Has some work to do for the NFL, had a good Shrine Game week. Developmental player

R7P27: JALEN DAVIS - CB - UTAH STATE
- Not a big name, but was the 3rd best CB, per PFF, in terms of passer rating when targeted, allowing a 30.5 passer rating. And he was targeted a lot over the course of the season. Not bad for a 7th round pick