136 – Jacksonville Jaguars : Yasir Abdullah – LB – Louisville
The Jaguars start Round 5 with a pure pass rusher that can perform well on coverage.
137 – Washington Commanders (trade with the Buffalo Bills): KJ Henry – EDGE – Clemson
After Myles Murphy and Bryan Breese, KJ Henry is the third Clemson defensive lineman to be called up in this Draft. He’ll bolster Washington’s defensive line, which could lose Chase Young and Montez Sweat after the 2023 season ends.
138 – Indianapolis Colts : Darius Rush – CB – South Carolina
Projected earlier in this Draft, Darius Rush is going to the side of the Colts. He will form a good cornerback duo with the recent drafted Julius Brents.
139 – Arizona Cardinals : Clayton Tune – QB – Houston
A quarterback arrives from the Arizona side to be Kyler Murray’s understudy. Clayton Tune is a passer whose accuracy can be erratic, but has good mobility.
140 – Cleveland Browns : Dorian Thompson-Robinson – QB – UCLA
Another quarterback leaving in this round with Dorian Thompson-Robinson on the Browns side. The player with a double threat profile from UCLA will therefore be a candidate to be DeShaun Watson’s main understudy.
141 – Minnesota Vikings (trade with the Indianapolis Colts): Jaquelin Roy – DT – LSU
Reinforcement on the defensive line on the Minnesota side with a solid player against the run.
142 – Cleveland Browns : Cameron Mitchell – CB – Northwestern
After a quarterback, head to defense for the Browns with a player who will bring versatility to the rotation of the Ohio franchise’s second defensive curtain.
143 – New York Jets : Israel Abanikanda – RB – Pittsburgh
Physical running back, with good game vision and reception skills, Israel Abanikanda will strengthen the Jets running committee.
144 – New England Patriots (exchange with the Las Vegas Raiders): Atonio Mafi – OL – UCLA
Another Patriots offensive lineman. He is the second UCLA offensive lineman named after Jon Gaines, who left for the Cardinals.
145 – Carolina Panthers : Jammie Robinson – S – Florida State
A solid, experienced, versatile and physical player arrives from Carolina’s side to reinforce aerial coverage.
146 – New Orleans Saints : Jordan Howden – S – Minnesota
Capable of blitzing and covering against the run, Jordan Howden is not the typical prototype of an NFL player but can become a good rotation player for a Saints team that needs him on the second defensive curtain.
147 – Tennessee Titans : Josh Whyle – TE – Cincinnati
A new target for the Titans with Josh Whyle. The slender tight-end will bring his capacity in reception despite average capacities to block.
148 – Chicago Bears : Noah Sewell – LB – Oregon
The former Ducks will face his brother Penei twice a season with the Chicago Bears. Despite a rocky 2022 season, he remains a linebacker with great potential.
149 – Green Bay Packers : Sean Clifford – QB – Penn State
Another quarterback leaving in this round with the selection of Sean Clifford by the Packers. An old-school quarterback who played a lot in college, but whose potential can be questioned.
150 – Buffalo Bills (trade with Washington Commanders): Justin Shorter – WR – Florida
A former star in high school, he never got to show his potential in Florida. The receiver will add depth to a quality position with the Bills.
151 – Seattle Seahawks : Mike Morris – EDGE – Michigan
Expected much higher, the physical Mike Morris strengthens the defensive line of the Seahawks.
152 – Detroit Lions : Colby Sorsdal – OT – William & Mary
The Lions are adding depth to the offensive line with a second division college player.
153 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers : SirVocea Dennis – LB – Pittsburgh
A player with a certain leaderhsip, SirVocea Dennis is an aggressive player who will bring new blood to the position of linebacker in Florida.
154 – Seattle Seahawks: Olympique – OL – Michigan
An experienced player, the Michigan player is ready for the NFL to become a long-term starting center for the Seahawks.
155 – San Francisco 49ers: Darrell Luter Jr. . – CB – South Alabama
To replace Emmanuel Moseley, the 49ers choose Darrell Luter Jr., a physical player who specializes in man-to-man coverage.
156 – Los Angeles Chargers: Jordan McFadden – OL – Clemson
Center most of his time in college, the Clemson player will probably play guard in the NFL.
157 – Baltimore Ravens : Kyu Blu Kelly – CB Stanford
Projected higher in some boards, the Stanford player fills a need at the cornerback position for the Ravens.
158 – Indianapolis Colts (trade with Minnesota Vikings): Daniel Scott – S – California
The Colts are getting a smart, physical player who can cover well. He is the second selection of the Indianapolis franchise on the second defensive curtain after Darius Rush.
159 – Green Bay Packers : Dontayvion Wicks – WR – Virginia
After Jayden Reed in Round 2, another receiver arrives in Green Bay. Not yet well polished, the player from Virginia has good hands despite a quality of separation that is far from obvious.
160 – Jacksonville Jaguars : Antonio Johnson – S – Texas A&M
The fall for one of the most popular players in the safety position ends there. Antonio Johnson may be paying for Texas A&M’s bad season to only be chosen in the 5th round. He remains a player with great potential and interesting on the cover.
161 – Los Angeles Rams : Nick Hampton – EDGE – Appalachian State
Author of 2 very good last seasons with the Mountaineers, the pass rusher arrives in a workforce where he will have responsibilities quickly to put pressure on the opposing offensive players.
162 – Indianapolis Colts : Will Mallory – TE – Miami (FL)
The Colts choose a slender and physical target to complement Jelani Woods.
163 – Cincinnati Bengals : Chase Brown – RB – Illinois
Author of a magnificent season in 2022, endowed with good reception skills, Sydney’s twin brother is in turn drafted from the side of the Bengals.
164-Minnesota Vikings: Jarn Hall-QB-BYU
Could be Kirk Cousins’ successor as Vikings quarterback. Jaren Hall has good game vision and a good arm, especially in throwing timing.
165 – Chicago Bears : Terell Smith – CB – Minnesota
Chicago takes a slender player, but who lacks fluidity despite a good size in a position needed on the Bears side.
166 – Kansas City Chiefs : BJ Thompson – LB – Stephen F. Austin State
Coming from the second level of university, BJ Thompson presents a profile with a large size different from the players that the Chiefs have in this position.
167 – Houston Texans (trade with the Los Angeles Rams): Henry To’o To’o – LB – Alabama
Expected above, the Alabama linebacker will find Christian Harris in Houston to reform a duo that was a university finalist in 2021.
168 – Arizona Cardinals : Owen Pappoe – LB – Auburn
Showing good athletic qualities and a very good ability in coverage, Owen Pappoe will form an intriguing line with Zaven Collins and Isaiah Simmons on the linebacker line.
169 – Dallas Cowboys : Asim Richards – OL – North Carolina
Depth on the offensive line for the Cowboys with a player who mainly played tackle for the Tar Heels, but who will probably play guard in the NFL.
170 – Las Vegas Raiders (trade with New York Jets): Christopher Smith II – S – Georgia
A high IQ soccer player arrives from Las Vegas. Double university champion, Christopher Smith will bring his sense of anticipation and his value in special teams.
171 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (trade with Los Angeles Rams): Payne Durham – TE – Purdue
The Buccaneers give Baker Mayfield a target. Payne Durham hasn’t shown himself to his advantage in the pre-draft process, but he has reception qualities.
172 – New York Giants : Eric Gray – RB – Oklahoma
Productive in 2022 with the Sooners, Eric Gray will strengthen the runners committee at the Giants. Able to receive and block well, he could put pressure on Saquon Barkley.
173 – San Francisco 49ers : Robert Beal Jr. – EDGE – Georgia
Not the most telentious but not the most useless of the front sevenof Georgia, Robert Beal Jr. will bring his pass rush qualities to the already well-stocked 49ers defensive line.
174 – Los Angeles Rams (trade with Houston Texans): Warren McClendon – OT – Georgia
Another Georgia player is coming to another NFC West team. Warren McClendon may not be the most powerful, but he’s still a solid tackle who was part of a roster that was a two-time college champion at right tackle.
175 – Los Angeles Rams (trade with the Tampa Bay Buccanneers): Davis Allen – TE – Clemson
With their 3rd pick of the 5th round, the Rams give a target to Matthew Stafford. Davis Allen didn’t show off at Clemson but is still a tight end who has good receiving abilities and has the potential to be a good No. 2 tight end.
176 – Indianapolis Colts : Evan Hull – RB – Northwestern
One of the most productive players from a disappointing college in 2022 will become a complement to Jonathan Taylor. Evan Hull will bring his game vision and reception skills despite limited physicality and fluidity.
177 – Los Angeles Rams : Red Nacua – WR – BYU
Another target is coming to the Rams with BYU all-rounder Puka Nacua. A player with a good mentality, he has good athletic qualities, despite a separation ability and a path tree below average.
2023-04-29 17:47:20
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