2014 NFL Mock Draft

Last update: Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2013. Major changes in all 3 rounds.
Next update: Next week. Follow me @walterfootball for updates.

The order of this 2014 NFL Mock Draft is based on my NFL Power Rankings.

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  1. Houston Texans: Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
    I wrote this in my NFL Power Rankings a week ago regarding the No. 1 pick: Mel Kiper appeared on Sunday NFL Countdown and said that the No. 1 overall pick will come down to three players: Jadeveon Clowney, Anthony Barr and Jake Matthews. If the 2014 NFL Draft were held today, Clowney would probably be the pick. But this reminds me of the 2011 NFL Draft. Both Kiper and Todd McShay thought a defensive lineman would be the top choice (Kiper said Nick Fairley, while McShay suggested Da’Quan Bowers), yet the Panthers ultimately fell in love with Cam Newton.

    The same thing will probably happen to the Texans unless they sign Jay Cutler or trade for Kirk Cousins. Houston will have five months to become smitten with Teddy Bridgewater, Blake Bortles, Derek Carr or Johnny Manziel. One of those signal-callers will probably be the No. 1 pick.

    Given how important the quarterback position is, Teddy Bridgewater or another signal-caller will the No. 1 pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, barring an acquisition of Cutler or Cousins, or something like that. There’s really no discussion. Clowney, Barr and Matthews wouldn’t get Houston’s franchise back into the playoffs. A franchise quarterback would. The Texans will talk themselves into drafting one of them.

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  2. St. Louis Rams: Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
    No Jadeveon Clowney here either. The Rams are stacked at defensive end with Robert Quinn and Chris Long, so they won’t draft him. They’ll likely trade out of this pick, if anything. Someone will be desperate enough to move up for Clowney or one of the quarterbacks.

    The Rams signed Jake Long this past offseason, but they still need tackle help because Rodger Saffold will be a free agent next spring. Besides, Long, who has been extremely injury-prone prior to this season, tore his ACL and MCL right before Christmas. The Rams won’t be able to count on him much going forward because he’s always hurt.

    Jake Matthews is worthy of the No. 1 overall pick, as mentioned earlier, so he makes the most sense.

  3. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina
    Not having Jadeveon Clowney in the top two would’ve been seen as blasphemous at the beginning of the season, but there are some problems with the South Carolina prospect. Clowney has motivational issues, as Charlie Campbell reported before anyone else in the summer. He put very little effort into his 2013 season. There have also been new questions about Clowney’s off-the-field interactions, as a recent report revealed negative things about his entourage.

    Clowney is still an unbelievable talent, however, so he’ll still be a top-five pick. One of the teams that needs a quarterback may choose him over a signal-caller. General manager David Caldwell, who used metrics as a reason to draft a right tackle No. 2 overall last spring while declaring that he plans to build around Blaine Gabbert, seems like he would pull this type of a maneuver.

  4. Cleveland Browns: Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida
    The Browns obviously have to grab a quarterback with one of their two selections. Brandon Weeden is awful with his backhanded, underhanded and hook-shot passes. Brian Hoyer was decent in his two full games, but he’s likely not the long-term answer. Jason Campbell looked solid before imploding at Cincinnati. Cleveland’s new regime has to find the quarterback it wants to roll with going forward.

    Blake Bortles made his debut in my mock draft last week, as Tony Pauline reported it’s likely that he’ll declare. Bortles isn’t coming out of nowhere though; he was a top-10 pick in my 2015 NFL Mock Draft, and he has a legitimate shot to be selected No. 1 overall this May.

    Pick change; previously Derek Carr, QB



  5. Oakland Raiders: Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
    Matt McGloin and Terrelle Pryor have both exceeded expectations and played well at times this year, but that can be attributed to offensive coordinator Greg Olson’s excellent coaching. Olson has gotten the most out of these two, as well as Josh Freeman and Chad Henne (Blaine Gabbert was a lost cause). Imagine what he’ll do with a legitimate franchise quarterback.

    I’ve had Johnny Manziel all over my mock over the past few months, but I think the 4-15 range is right for him. Some team will be enticed enough to draft him. The Raiders just seem like the right fit for him. Al Davis would’ve loved having a quarterback with Manziel’s attitude on his team. Oakland is now very desperate for a franchise quarterback, so it may give Johnny Football a shot.

    Pick change; previously Blake Bortles, QB

  6. Atlanta Falcons: Anthony Barr, DE/OLB, UCLA
    Anthony Barr is a terrific fit for Atlanta’s defense. Kroy Biermann had been playing the defensive end-outside linebacker hybrid role prior to tearing his Achilles. Biermann, who will be entering a walk year in 2014, may not be 100 percent. Plus, it’s not like the Falcons didn’t need an upgrade anyway. Their pass rush is severely lacking, so Barr would definitely bolster that area.

    Barr is the best player available; some argue that he should be chosen before Jadeveon Clowney. A former running back, Barr played defense for the first time last season and made an instant impact, recording 13 sacks. He had 20 TFL and 10 sacks this season. The sky’s the limit for him, as he’ll only get better at his new position.

  7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Khalil Mack, DE/OLB, Buffalo
    In a division with Drew Brees, Cam Newton and Matt Ryan, the Buccaneers need to put as much pressure on the quarterback as possible. They’ve struggled in that regard this season, ranking in the bottom 10 of sacks.

    Khalil Mack would change that. The Buccaneers could use him like the Broncos utilize Von Miller, playing him at strongside linebacker and having him frequently rush the quarterback. Mack, arguably the top player available, completely dominated the Ohio State offensive line earlier in the year. The Buckeyes simply couldn’t do anything about him.

    Pick change; previously Louis Nix, DT

  8. Minnesota Vikings: Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State
    The Vikings paid Josh Freeman $3 million to find out if he can be their long-term franchise quarterback. That’s how desperate they are for one. Christian Ponder isn’t the answer, while Matt Cassel, despite playing well now, isn’t the long-term solution either. Minnesota knows this, as it’s been reported that its front office is heavily scouting quarterbacks in this draft class.

    Derek Carr, who can make any throw, was awesome for most of the year, but struggled in a bowl loss to USC. He’ll have a chance to rehab his draft status in the upcoming months though.

    Pick change; previously Johnny Manziel, QB



  9. Tennessee Titans: Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn
    The Titans are fine at offensive tackle right now, but Michael Roos and David Stewart will be free agents in 2015 and 2014, respectively (the latter has a voidable year after this upcoming season). They’ll need to retool at the position if they don’t re-sign either of the two.

    I’ve bumped Greg Robinson up to the No. 2 tackle slot. Robinson has been amazing during Auburn’s improbable run to the national championship – though Alabama should be playing Florida State in the BCS Championship.

  10. Buffalo Bills: Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M
    With tons of quarterbacks flying off the board, the Bills are in position to take the best player available. It could be argued that Mike Evans would fit that description.

    Buffalo has Stevie Johnson and Robert Woods as its starting wideouts, but neither is a No. 1 receiver. E.J. Manuel could definitely make a second-year improvement with a dominant weapon at his disposal.

  11. New York Giants: Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson
    Hakeem Nicks, coming off an extremely disappointing 2013 campaign, is set to hit free agency in March. He won’t be back, so the Giants will want to add another receiver to play with Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle. Sammy Watkins is arguably the top player available, so New York may not think twice if he’s on the board.

    Pick change; previously Justin Gilbert, CB

  12. Detroit Lions: Marqise Lee, WR, USC
    I slotted a receiver to the Lions in the previous version of my 2015 NFL Mock Draft, and I’m going to use the same reasoning here: We all saw what happens to Detroit’s offense when Calvin Johnson is unavailable. The Lions need an insurance policy of sorts. Besides, having a solid No. 2 across from Megatron would make the Lions’ scoring attack even more explosive.

    Pick change; previously Davante Adams, WR



  13. Pittsburgh Steelers: Louis Nix, NT, Notre Dame
    Back when the Steelers had a dominant defense, they were always very forceful up front. They need to retool their line, so adding Louis Nix would really help. Pittsburgh already has a solid nose tackle in Steve McLendon, but there’s been speculation that McLendon could be moved outside. Thus, both positions are open for upgrades.

    Pick change; previously Sammy Watkins, WR

  14. New York Jets: HaHa Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama
    The Jets have major problems at safety, as neither Antonio Allen nor Dawan Landry should be starting. The Ed Reed signing predictably hasn’t helped at all, as the former Raven can barely move. Upgrading this area is a major priority, so the Jets are fortunate that a safety happens to be one of the top players available in this scenario.

    Pick change; previously Khalil Mack, DE/OLB

  15. St. Louis Rams: Ra’Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
    Kendall Langford has been a huge disappointment ever since signing a 4-year, $24 million contract in March 2012, as he’s offered very little pass-rushing ability. The Rams need an upgrade at defensive tackle, and I’m sure they’d love to snag Ra’shede Hageman, who has been a monster this year for Minnesota.

    Pick change; previously HaHa Clinton-Dix, S

  16. Green Bay Packers: Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
    With Jermichael Finley heading for free agency, Green Bay could grab a replacement. Jace Amaro has been fantastic this year, and he’s the top tight end if he leaves Texas Tech. As Charlie Campbell reported, Jace Amaro is likely declaring for the 2014 NFL Draft, but nothing is definite yet.


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