JFLANland 2014 NFL Mock Draft- Round 5

Here it is, my final round of the 2014 Mock Draft.  After this point, it will be players that barely anyone has heard of, and I don't think many of you will read it.  So, we stop at 5.  Here we go!

1 (141). Houston Texans- Davonta Freeman, RB, Florida State

2 (142). Washington Redskins- Jordan Zumwalt, ILB, UCLA

3 (143). Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
          Still no idea if Mike Glennon is starter material, so the Bucs might take Murray to learn from McCown.

4 (144). Jacksonville Jaguars- Seantrel Henderson, OT, Miami

5 (145). Cleveland Browns- Nevin Lawson, CB, Utah State

6 (146). Seattle Seahawks- Zach Kerr, DT, Delaware

7 (147). Atlanta Falcons- Max Bullough, ILB, Michigan State

8 (148). Minnesota Vikings- James Gayle, DE, Virginia Tech

9 (149). Buffalo Bills- Lamin Barrow, OLB, LSU

10 (150). Jacksonville Jaguars- Terrence West, RB, Towson

11 (151). Tennessee Titans- Jordie Tripp, OLB, Montana

12 (152). New York Giants- Ed Stinson, DE, Alabama

13 (153). St. Louis Rams- Ross Cockrell, CB, Duke

14 (154). New York Jets- Lache Seastunk, RB, Baylor

15 (155). Miami Dolphins- Mike Davis, WR, Texas

16 (156). Chicago Bears- Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin

17 (157). Pittsburgh Steelers- Billy Turner, OT, North Dakota State

18 (158). Dallas Cowboys- Shaq Evans, WR, UCLA

19 (159). Jacksonville Jaguars- Walt Aikens, CB, Liberty

20 (160). Arizona Cardinals- Trey Burton, TE, Florida

21 (161). Green Bay Packers- Jeff Matthews, QB, Cornell

22 (162). Philadelphia Eagles- Dez Southward, S, Wisconsin

23 (163). Kansas City Chiefs- Taj Boyd, QB, Clemson
          I think there are a ton of similarities between Boyd and Alex Smith. He'd fit in well in Andy Reid's system.

24 (164). Cincinnati Bengals- TJ Jones, WR, Notre Dame

25 (165). San Diego Chargers- Michael Schofield, OT, Michigan

26 (166). Indianapolis Colts- Dontae Johnson, CB, NC State

27 (167). New Orleans Saints- Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU

28 (168). Carolina Panthers- Heff Janis, WR, Saginaw Valley State

29 (169). New Orleans Saints- Travis Swanson, OC, Arkansas

30 (170). San Francisco 49ers- David Fales, QB, San Jose State
          Jim Harbaugh went on record saying that Fales was a Top 5 QB. I bet he takes him.

31 (171). Denver Broncos- Kain Colter, WR, Northwestern

32 (172). Seattle Seahawks- Khyri Thornton, DT, Southern Miss

33 (173). Pittsburgh Steelers- Kadeem Edwards, OG, Tennessee State

34 (174). New York Giants- Bryan Stork, OC, Florida State

35 (175). Baltimore Ravens- Michael Sam, DE, Missouri

          Yes, I think Michael Sam goes in the 5th, and I think he goes to the perfect team for him.  Baltimore can never have too many pass rushers.  He can come in on passing downs and get to the QB.  Plus, no other player in the draft brings the kind of maturity and intangibles as Sam does.  He has shown immense courage and poise in his quest for acceptance for his homosexuality.  I am a huge fan of his.  Plus, Maryland has marriage equality (their governor is a proud graduate of my high school. Woot!) so if catches on with the team he can choose to get married there also.  The Ravens are the kind of team, with total stability in the front office and community, that can deal with the press surrounding Sam, and benefit from it.  Everybody wins.  And you can't tell me the SEC Defensive Player of the year doesn't deserve to get drafted.

36 (176). Green Bay Packers- Tyler Lawson, OC, Utah State


And there it is.  5 Rounds, straight from my brain to your eyeballs.  I imagine that no more than 3% of these picks will be right, but a man can dream.  I hope you enjoyed reading these 5 posts.  It is a labor of love, to be sure.  Now, sit back and enjoy the next three days of Draft Mania!  Thanks for reading!