177. Minnesota (from Carolina through Jacksonville) | Walter Rouse / OT / Oklahoma |
178. Pittsburgh (from Arizona through Carolina) | Logan Lee / DL / Iowa |
179. Seattle (from Washington) | Sataoa Laumea / OT / Utah |
180. New England | Marcellas Dial / CB / South Carolina |
181. LA Chargers | Kimani Vidal / RB / Troy |
182. Tennessee (reacquired through Philadelphia) | Jha'Quan Jackson / WR / Tulane |
183. NY Giants | Darius Muasau / LB / UCLA |
184. Miami (from Chicago) | Malik Washington / WR / Virginia |
185. Philadelphia (from NY Jets) | Johnny Wilson / WR / Philadelphia |
186. Atlanta (from Arizona through Minnesota) | Jase McClellan / RB / Alabama |
187. Atlanta | Casey Washington / WR / Illinois |
188. Houston (from Las Vegas through New England / Minnesota) | Jamal Hill / LB / Oregon |
189. Detroit (from Houston through Denver / LA Rams / Buffalo) | Mekhi Wingo / IDL / LSU |
190. Philadelphia (from New Orleans) | Dylan McMahon / IOL / North Carolina State |
191. Arizona (from Indianapolis) | Tejhuan Palmer / WR / UAB |
192. Seattle | DJ James / CB / Auburn |
193. New England (from Jacksonville) | Joe Milton / QB / Tennessee |
194. Cincinnati | Tanner McLachlan / TE / Arizona |
195. Pittsburgh | Ryan Watts / CB / Texas |
196. LA Rams | Tyler Davis / IDL / Clemson |
197. Atlanta (from Cleveland) | Zion Logue / DL / Georgia |
198. Miami | Patrick McMorris / S / Clifornia |
199. New Orleans (from Philadelphia) | Khristian Boyd / IDL / Northern Iowa |
200. Carolina (from Buffalo through Dallas & Houston) | Jaden Crumedy / IDL / Mississippi State |
201. Indianapolis (from Detroit through Tampa Bay) | Micah Abraham / CB / Marshall |
202. Green Bay | Travis Glover / OT / Georgia State |
203. Minnesota (from Denver through Houston and Cleveland) | Will Reichard / K / Alabama |
204. Buffalo | Tylan Grable / OT / UCF |
205. Houston (from Detroit) | Jawhar Jordan / RB / Louisville |
206. Cleveland (from Baltimore) | Nathaniel Watson / LB / Mississippi State |
207. Seattle (from Denver through San Francisco) | Michael Jerrell / OT / Findlay |
208. Las Vegas (from Kansas City) | Dylan Laube / RB / New Hampshire |
209. LA Rams (COMP) | Joshua Karty / K / Stanford |
210. Detroit (from Philadelphia; COMP) | Christian Mahogany / IOL / Boston Colleg |
211. Kansas City (from San Francisco; COMP) | Kamal Hadden / CB / Tennessee |
212. Jacksonville (COMP) | Cam Little / K / Arkansas |
213. LA Rams (COMP) | Jordan Whittington / WR / Texas |
214. Cincinnati (COMP) | Cedric Johnson / EDGE / Ole Miss |
215. San Francisco (COMP) | Jarrett Kingston / IOL / USC |
216. Dallas (COMP) | Ryan Flournoy / WR / SE Missouri State |
217. LA Rams (COMP) | Beaux Limmer / IOL / Arkansas |
218. Baltimore (from NY Jets; COMP) | Devin Leary / QB / Kentucky |
219. Buffalo (from Green Bay; COMP) | Daequan Hardy / CB / Penn State |
220. Tampa Bay (COMP) | Elijah Klein / IOL / UTEP |
SNS 2024 NFL Draft - Sixth Round Observations & Notes |
The Lions dominated the sixth round by drafting two great players, both ranked in SNS' Top 64 players. Mekhi Wingo (LSU), SNS' #15 ranked player, has the best closing burst of any inside pass rusher in the 2024 NFL Draft. He has good length and plays with good leverage. Christian Mahogany, SNS' #54 player and #7 IOL prospect, was an absolute steal at #210. He's a two-time All American who is stout against the pass and a force in the run game. Great work by GM Brad Holmes. |
The second wave of quality IDL was on display in Detroit in the sixth round on Saturday afternoon. Besides Wingo, five DTs or 5Ts were selected in the sixth round. Logan Lee (Iowa) can play either 4-3 or 3-4 DE with size, length, intelligence, and a non-stop motor that defensive line coaches will love. Tyler Davis (Clemson) is a better run than pass defender but has started for four years in college and will contribute as a rookie. Zion Logue (Georgia) is like a stone wall who contains and halts the outside run. He can play over the nose or as a two gap DT. Khristian Boyd (Northern Iowa) is a quick twitch DT who wins at the snap and plays with outstanding leverage. Jaden Crumedy (Mississippi State) is a well-rounded DT who plays the run and the pass equally well. He flashes moments of dominance. |
Specialists made a serious appearance in the sixth round on Saturday. Three kickers were selected and all three should have good chances of winning starting jobs this fall. Minnesota selected the best kicker in this draft, Will Reichard (Alabama), has the NCAA record for career FGs and is reliable and accurate from 55 yards in, and even from longer inside a dome stadium (like Minnesota). The Rams picked Joshua Karty (Stanford), who has a similar kicking profile to Reichard without the track record. The Jags selected Cam Little (Arkansas), a junior who declared early (a rarity for a kicker) and has an extremely strong leg but lacks big game experience. |
The NFL Draft may be over but at SNS, we are just getting started! Over the next couple of weeks, SNS will do a deep and thorough review and analysis of the entire NFL Draft, including an assessment of all 32 NFL teams' drafts and UDFA acquisitions, and keep track of the hundreds of prospects who could make NFL rosters as free agents. |
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