Michael Nania brings together a litany of opinions and predictions to conduct a composite first round mock draft.
There are a countless number of mock drafts out there, so I brought some of them together to form a consensus first round mock.
I charted the results of 10 different mocks around the internet (linked at the bottom) and added in four simulations from The Draft Network’s Mock Draft Machine – two based on their predictive board, and two based on their player rankings.
Of course, 14 mocks do not even come close to capturing the consensus opinion of the entire football world, but that is not what we are aiming to capture here. With this lighter dosage, we can see a solid agglomeration of predictions while still leaving the door open for surprises, giving us a diverse array of possibilities to consider.
Let’s dive in.
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