2018 NFL Mock Draft: Trades spark action in top 10
By Tylor Walden
17. Mike McGlinchey – Los Angeles Chargers
Pick by Cameron Parker
Russell Okung is getting up there in age and Michael Schofield is on the other side. The Los Angeles Chargers don’t have a great deal of holes; however, the glaring need is offensive tackle. Mike McGlinchey gives the team an athletic tackle to player right tackle or left tackle. Great fit, good hands and technique might make McGlinchey the best tackle in this draft.
18. Marcus Davenport – Seattle Seahawks
Pick by Ty Walden
With the Seahawks defense losing some key pieces, they do not seem like the formidable defense that won a Super Bowl four years ago. My how times have changed. Having that interior push to get to the quarterback is something Pete Carroll will need for his defense.
19. Calvin Ridley – Dallas Cowboys
Pick by Andrew Wade
Letting go of Dez Bryant creates a hole at wide receiver. Calvin Ridley is the draft’s most polished receiver and will provide a great compliment next to Allen Hurns. With this pick, Dallas solidifies it’s young core of offensive playmakers for years to come.
20. Will Hernandez – Detroit Lions
Pick by Sayre Bedinger
The Detroit Lions’ offense needs to get more physical in the running game. Aside from drafting a physical running back here, I think you enhance every part of your offense by drafting Hernandez, who is a mauler and a technician inside.