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NFL.com's Chad Reuter's 4-round mock draft

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On 3/25/2025 at 10:01 PM, bandu said:

I am hoping Ashton Jeanty is still avliable at #8 & we trade back .

 

Jerry wanted Mingo and he got him! Now we can put him into Jeanty for the low price of 12 and 44.

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On 3/25/2025 at 6:10 PM, TheSpecialJuan said:

8. Jalon Walker LB, Georgia 

57. Jayden Higgins WR, Iowa State 

74. Anthony Belton T, NC State 

111. Jacob Parrish CB, Kansas State

114. Andrew Mukuba SAF, Texas 

https://www.nfl.com/news/four-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-three-qbs-taken-in-top-seven-picks-steelers-select-rb-in-first-round

So a linebacker? An end rusher? We need an expert pass rusher, not just another guy. We need defensive linemen. Any time we have been worth a crap, we have had great interior line play. 

Trade down to 10, draft Tyler Warren. Then you can go defense the next two picks because you just got one of the best receivers and the best tight end in the draft without reaching for yet another wide out. 

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On 3/25/2025 at 6:10 PM, TheSpecialJuan said:

8. Jalon Walker LB, Georgia 

57. Jayden Higgins WR, Iowa State 

74. Anthony Belton T, NC State 

111. Jacob Parrish CB, Kansas State

114. Andrew Mukuba SAF, Texas 

https://www.nfl.com/news/four-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-three-qbs-taken-in-top-seven-picks-steelers-select-rb-in-first-round

That's pretty solid imo. I like walker Higgins and mukuba. Don't know who belton and Parrish are honestly 

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I'd prefer Jaylin Noel over Higgins I'd I had my choice.  I think Higgins is too similar to Coker, in my under educated opinion.  Noel would give us something different in a quick separator and crisp route runner.

Belton at 74 is solid, but if I had my pick I's be looking at LB/TE/DT at 74 and possibly aim for Ozzy Trapilo with #111.  Maybe move on of our 5th or 6th rounders to move up in the late 80's early 90's to get our OT.

If Parish and Mukba are on the board at that point, yes and please.  Safety is pretty solid this draft, but I think there is more who focus on the run rather than specialize in down field coverage.  I haven't heard too much noise on the CB depth of this draft.  Should that be alarming?

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2 hours ago, BeenPounding said:

I'd prefer Jaylin Noel over Higgins I'd I had my choice.  I think Higgins is too similar to Coker, in my under educated opinion.  Noel would give us something different in a quick separator and crisp route runner.

Belton at 74 is solid, but if I had my pick I's be looking at LB/TE/DT at 74 and possibly aim for Ozzy Trapilo with #111.  Maybe move on of our 5th or 6th rounders to move up in the late 80's early 90's to get our OT.

If Parish and Mukba are on the board at that point, yes and please.  Safety is pretty solid this draft, but I think there is more who focus on the run rather than specialize in down field coverage.  I haven't heard too much noise on the CB depth of this draft.  Should that be alarming?

I'm hearing that safety and qb are the positions with the least talent in this draft. If you want a good one you better take one early.

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I’m intrigued by Tet or Warren, but can’t argue with defense in the first. 3 Wolfpack OL on the same team would be crazy. It would be good to add to our strength (him or another mid round OL). 

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