This is a pretty good mock draft. There's a long way to go and everyone has their own opinion about different organizations and prospects, but certainly CK, you were very careful and thorough to try and look forward enough and predict trends so that it's at least a reasonable, possible outcome.
Which is pretty hard to do at this still-early stage. So good job.
My main issue: I just don't think there's any way the Jaguars pass on either Griffen or Morgan if they're there. Quentin Groves has been a complete bust in Jacksonville and as a result teams have been able to put double teams on an underachieving Derrick Harvey (who plays hard but is still very raw and undisciplined) and totally stymie him. The resulting lack of pressure got them massacred all year. I just don't see any way they take Bryant before either of those guys (or even JPP, though for some reason I don't see that).
A WR would be a luxury pick for a team with serious holes on their roster. They need help not just at end, but at tackle (Odrick?), safety (Berry's last stop if he slides), and weakside linebacker (making Weatherspoon another possibility). Simms-Walker has already showed true #1 potential and they seem very happy with him.
But most of all, they need a premium end. Griffen or Morgan. Right now I think it comes down to those two.
Assuming I'm right, in this this scenario we'd be left with the choice of Bryant or Graham. Given Bryant's huge talent I think we'd be in good position to trade down there. But if we didn't... man, what a hard choice. And let's say for a moment that Graham is gone and Griffen is there (not that Jacksonville would take Graham at put him at DE IMO, but just suppose), and it's between Bryant and Griffen.
Decisions, decisions. OLB is a bigger need, but WR is definitely a need and Bryant is bound to be higher on the board. Yeesh.
Sometimes I'm glad I don't have to pull the trigger on these things.
