28. Seattle Seahawks: Trey Smith, OL, Tennessee
Trey Smith was once a highly-sought-after offensive line prospect before having blood clots in his lungs that nearly ended his career. Now, he’s back to being a top-end offensive line prospect. Play him at tackle or guard, it doesn’t matter, but one thing’s for sure: he’ll be an upgrade over what the Seattle Seahawks currently have.
29. Green Bay Packers: Michael Pittman Jr., WR, USC
I made this pick in my last 2020 NFL Draft mock, so sorry for being boring Green Bay Packers fans. I just can’t get over how much I like this fit. Michael Pittman Jr. is a big “go up and get it” receiver who will be a red-zone monster for Aaron Rodgers.
30. New Orleans Saints: Yuter Gross-Matos, EDGE, Penn State
This is really low for Yuter Gross-Matos, but the New Orleans Saints will gladly add him to a very good pass rush. Good teams will go with the best player available instead of forcing needs, and the Saints will be more than happy to go a uber-talented pass rusher.
31. New England Patriots: Walker Little, OT, Stanford
It’s no secret the New England Patriots offensive line hasn’t been great in 2019, so adding a player or two in the 2020 NFL Draft is a must. Walker Little hasn’t played up to his preseason billing, but he remains a solid prospect with good value this late in round one.
32. San Francisco 49ers: Dylan Moses, LB, Alabama
Dylan Moses was, and still may be, a top-ten talent in the 2020 NFL Draft class, but an ACL tear will undoubtedly affect how high he’s drafted. The San Francisco 49ers will happily take an elite linebacker prospect to make the front-seven even more ferocious.