2024 NFL MOCK DRAFT: Team Needs Mock Draft – Drafting ONLY for need! | PFF NFL Show



PFF’s Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo do a mock draft strictly based on team needs.

0:00 Intro
5:08 Bears
5:30 Commanders & Patriots
13:00 Cardinals
17:00 Chargers
17:40 Giants
23:00 Titans
24:21 Titans trade for Sneed
32:50 Falcons
44:21 Bears
49:34 Rugby player getting drafted?
56:00 Jets
1:01:44 Vikings
1:03:26 Broncos
1:06:19 Raiders
1:11:19 Saints
1:15:18 Colts
1:17:28 Seahawks
1:20:50 Jaguars
1:25:54 Bengals
1:28:43 Rams
1:32:46 Steelers
1:35:38 Dolphins
1:39:16 Eagles
1:41:54 Vikings
1:43:49 Cowboys
1:47:08 Bucs
1:48:28 Cardinals
1:49:00 Bills (Trade to Arizona)
1:52:00 Lions (Trade to Patriots)
1:53:35 Ravens
1:55:21 49ers
1:57:46 Chiefs
2:04:43 Hip Drop Tackle Banned
2:20:40 3rd Challenge Rule

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44 thoughts on “2024 NFL MOCK DRAFT: Team Needs Mock Draft – Drafting ONLY for need! | PFF NFL Show”

  1. Seahawks fan here and I say Fuaga, then the Huskie T who can play everywhere. But we also could use a 2nd rounder. It feels like one or the other. I think Powers-Johnson will be there at a lower slot.

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  2. I have to agree with Sam: Saying that you're drafting based on team need means you're looking at the starting roster in Madden and replacing your lowest rated starters for this year.

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  3. Good Job PFF, I love this. You guys drafted on great data and sound judgements that aren’t just flash in the pan. I think this cold go pretty accurately save for unforeseen trades.

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  4. This casual noob in Sam Monson is still dying on that Jamar Chase wasn’t explosive hill. So according to Monson Cheetah is the only explosive WR in the league lol. 😂 literally now you can’t take any evaluation from these guys seriously. Jamar Chase wasn’t explosive on tape lmfao 😂

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  5. Buccaneers literally do not have a starting LG or a second starting edge rusher. "corner is the biggest need" Except we have 2 starters in Dean and McCollum and have signed 2 depth corners to back them up. Can y'all at least pretend to know what you're talking about. TampaBayTrey is on the payroll if you need help.

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  6. Jordan Morgan won't play tackle if KC were to take him. His arm length doesn't meet their threshold and it's one of the things they're the most dead set on when it comes to that position. If he's on their board, it's at guard

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  7. THE MOOFAKIN GREEN BAY PACKERS ARENT ON YOUR TIMELINE.. PFF ARE GREEN BAY HATERS LET IT BE KNOWN. THEY ARE IN THE SHOW AND NOT ON THE TIMELINE. PACKERS ARE THE NEXT BIG THING AND PFF HATES IT. LET IT BE KNOWN!!!!

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  8. You guys spent 10 minutes talking about how Jayden Daniels sucks and no quarterback with high pressure to sack rate has become a good NFL quarterback. Then take 1 second to decide "yep patriots are picking him at 3" 😭

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  9. Sams take on the hip drop tackle being so easily avoidable is madening, look at the plays the nfl used as examples of hip drop tackles. Its guys wrapping and the waist and tackling, and sometimes they land on the offenses players legs, it just happens while tackling. This will not be an easy thing to avoid. Sam sounds ridiculous here.

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  10. Sack rate in college is a joke…Drake plays in a soft ACC conference running set plays against sorry ass defenses.. Jayden Daniels is playing a pro lite offense against SEC defenses and future NFL SEC corners, reading defenses and getting blitzed. JD is 2, Penix 3…Also Harrison is not the best WR in this draft…there is a reason why be didn't participate in the combine…you guys are so out of touch with reality when it comes to scout tape….

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  11. Rodgers is so interesting because the Packers Oline was great for most of his time there including an elite LT most of that time. I wonder how his career goes with a worse OLine

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