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We’re here to share our NFL draft odds series, make a No. 5 Overall pick prediction, and pick while analyzing the chances.
The NFL Draft is here, and there are many things to discuss, especially regarding the top four picks. We’re here to share our NFL draft odds series, make a No. 5 Overall pick prediction, and pick while analyzing the chances.
The NFL draft is here, and it’s time to speculate where players will wind up. Moreover, the talk of the town is what will happen in the top five because the quarterback class is not as deep, but other positions have a lot of talent available. Despite the lack of quarterback talent, the cupboard is not bare in this class.
We’re here to analyze the top three players who could be picked in the fourth spot. Outside the top three, the rest are long shots, so while you can always bank on surprises, these seem locked in at that spot.
The Jacksonville Jaguars currently have the fifth pick in the draft. They could make a pick or trade back for an extra pick and use it to further their team. If they don’t trade, some good talent should be available for the Jaguars, specifically for a team in desperate need of surrounding Trevor Lawrence with talent.
Here are the NFL Odds, courtesy of FanDuel.
Ashton Jeanty: +145
Mason Graham: +165
Tetairoa McMillan: +470
Jalon Walker: +850
Kevin Banks Jr.: +1300
Armand Membou: +1900
Mason Graham is the favorite to be picked in this spot by the Jaguars. They desperately need help on defense, and for their draft position, Graham is the best pick. He’s 6-3 and 320 pounds and has been a dominant player in college for the Michigan Wolverines. Graham had 108 total tackles and nine sacks for Michigan in his three seasons.
Graham is a disruptor. While his sack numbers are nothing special, he continuously disrupts the backfield, especially against the run. At defensive tackle, it is also worth noting that he was double-teamed most of his time at Michigan because his size ate up so much space. He was dominant in the middle and on defense, one of the hardest positions to play well and stand out in. He is exactly what the Jaguars need up front and would be an instant impact player.
Ashton Jeanty is the best running back in the draft and one of the best running backs we have seen, draft-wise, in a long time. He’s 5-9 and 211 pounds, but combines power with speed incredibly. He dominated the college level and finished runner-up to Travis Hunter in this past season’s Heisman Trophy race. Competition is not an issue either, because he dominated teams like Oregon in college. He had 4,769 rushing yards and 50 touchdowns in his college career....
