2024 NFL Mock Draft: Round 6

The Vikings can continue to address the secondary, especially with Harrison Smith nearing the end of his career.

Millard Bradford needs to get stronger for the NFL.

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The Steelers may lose one of their top running backs soon, so here’s an insurance policy.

Dillon Johnson is a big back who can run through contact.

The Seahawks usually hit a home run with a cornerback in this range, so why not try again?

Carlton Johnson projects as a gritty slot cornerback.

Ezekiel Elliott is gone, so here’s someone new to challenge Rhamondre Stevenson.

Kendall Milton is a big and quick running back with huge potential.

Linebacker continues to be a significant need for the Chargers.

Tyrice Knight is considered a mid-round sleeper.

The Titans lost some defensive linemen recently, so here’s a player to help in that area.

McKinnley Jackson is a big run stuffer who had some sacks despite his size.

The Giants need to continue adding offensive line talent to their dreadful blocking unit.

Matthew Jones was solid, but not very impressive at Ohio State.

The Dolphins lost Christian Wilkins, so they’ll need some help at defensive tackle.

Gabe Hall had a down final year compared to the prior couple of seasons.

I could see the Jets really attacking the offensive line to make sure that Aaron Rodgers is protected as well as possible.

Numerous defensive backs are needed to help the Cardinals improve against the pass.

The Falcons lost Jonnu Smith, so here’s a replacement.

The Texans have plenty of talented receivers atop their depth chart, but some depth is needed at the position.

Javon Baker has decent size and dangerous speed.

The Texans could stand to add some depth behind Dalton Schultz.

Tanner McLachlan was a highly productive receiving tight end at Arizona.

Michael Thomas is gone, so the Saints will need to address receiver at some point.

The Colts have a quality offensive line, but better depth could be obtained in the late rounds.

More defensive line help for the Seahawks, who need to find some interior players.

The offensive line has been a weak point for the Patriots, so multiple picks will have to be used on blockers.

It’s been a while since the Bengals have had a talented tight end on their roster. Erick All is coming off a torn ACL.

The Steelers have yet to address their defensive line, so they can do that with this pick.

Jaden Crumedy was able to get decent pressure for a player of his size.

The Rams have lost some talented linebackers lately, so they’ll need better talent at the position.

James Williams was a massive safety, but can move well for someone with his size. He is moving to linebacker.

Here’s a third running back for the Falcons, who won’t be using Rasheen Ali as much with Arthur Smith gone.

It shouldn’t shock anyone if the Dolphins used multiple picks on offensive linemen, given Tua Tagovailoa’s injury history.

The Saints re-signed Tyrann Mathieu, but he’s not going to be playing on a high level much longer.

Beau Brade is a smaller strong safety candidate.

Given that the Chiefs added some talented receivers (assuming this is the case as well for the draft), the Bills will need multiple cornerbacks to help defend them.

The Lions brought in plenty of defensive tackles for top-30 visits, so they could address the position earlier.

The Packers lost De’Vondre Campbell, so here’s a replacement.

Edefuan Ulofoshio spent lots of time being injured while at Washington.

The Jets could stand to find a better backup behind Breece Hall.

Jase McClellan was productive after taking over for Jahmyr Gibbs, though not nearly as much as a receiver.

Along with adding more cornerbacks, the Bills will need better pass rushers to counter Kansas City’s improved aerial attack.

The Lions will need to find a long-term backup who can play well behind Jahmyr Gibbs.

Though the Browns acquired Jerry Jeudy, receiver depth is an issue for them.

Greg Dulcich was a disappointment in his second year, so here’s a new tight end for the Broncos.

Brevyn Spann-Ford is a huge tight end who has impressed NFL team sources in film study.

Josh Jacobs is gone, so the Raiders need some competition at running back. It wouldn’t surprise me if they added two running backs.

Multiple cornerbacks are needed for the Rams, who struggled against the pass last year.

Andru Phillips has a decent skill set and could project to be a starter one day, but he’ll have to play special teams for a while.

It wouldn’t be an Eagles draft if the front office didn’t obtain an edge rusher at some point.

Kyle Shanahan will want to find a quarterback to groom at some point.

Jordan Travis improved his pocket awareness and accuracy recently.

Some better competition is needed behind Travis Etienne.

The Rams have some talented receivers, but they don’t possess any depth at the position.

The Bengals have done tons of work on defensive tackles during the pre-draft process.

Justin Rogers is a massive nose tackle with some motivational and effort issues.

Kyle Shanahan loves developing running backs, so he’s always locked into drafting one.

The Cowboys won’t have DeMarcus Lawrence around much longer, so here’s a potential replacement.

Multiple defensive tackles will be needed to properly fill Aaron Donald’s shoes.

The Ravens signed Derrick Henry, but they need a running back for the long haul.

Cody Schrader was very productive at Truman State before transferring to Missouri.

The Packers made a huge mistake by trading away Rasul Douglas, so they’ll need to find some cornerback help.

Multiple cornerbacks are needed for the Buccaneers to help their horrible pass defense.