2024 NFL Mock Draft

 

2024 NFL Mock Draft
Pick	Team	Player	Position	College
1	Chicago (trades w/Wash)	Caleb Williams	QB	USC
2	Washington (trades w/Las Vegas)	Drake Maye	QB	UNC
3	New England	Marvin Harrison Jr.	WR	Ohio State
4	Arizona	Malik Nabers	WR	USC
5	Los Angeles C	Joe Alt	OT	Notre Dame
6	New York G	Olu Fashanu	OT	Penn State
7	Tennessee	Rome Odunze	WR	Washington
8	Atlanta	Jayden Daniels	QB	LSU
9	Chicago	Brock Bowers	TE	Georgia
10	New York J (trades w/Denver)	J.J. McCarthy	QB	Michigan
11	Minnesota	Jared Verse	DE	Florida State
12	Denver (trades w/NYJ)	Amarius Mims	OT	Georgia
13	Las Vegas (trades w/Chicago)	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR	LSU
14	New Orleans	Laiatu Latu	DE	UCLA
15	Indianapolis	Dallas Turner	LB	Alabama
16	Seattle	Byron Murphy II	DT	Texas
17	Jacksonville	Nate Higgins	CB	Clemson
18	Cincinnati	Kris Jenkins	DT	Michigan
19	Los Angeles R	Jeremiah Trotter	LB	Clemson
20	Pittsburgh	JC Latham	OT	Alabama
21	Miami	Tyler Guyton	OT	Oklahoma
22	Philadelphia	Terrion Arnold	CB	Alabama
23	Houston	Jordan Burch	DT	Oregon
24	Dallas	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	Toledo
25	Green Bay	Troy Fatanu	G/T	Washington
26	Tampa Bay	Michael Penix	QB	Washington
27	Arizona	Talise Fuaga	OT	Oregon State
28	Buffalo	Xavier Worthy	WR	Texas
29	Detroit	Darius Robison	DE	Missouri
30	Baltimore (trades with Las Vegas)	Kingsley Suamataia	OT	BYU
31	San Francisco	Roman Wilson	WR	Michigan
32	Kansas City	Keon Coleman	WR	Florida State

2024 NFL Mock Draft

 

2024 NFL Mock Draft
Pick	Team	Player	Position	College
1	Chicago (trades w/Wash)	Caleb Williams	QB	USC
2	Washington (trades w/Denver)	Drake Maye	QB	UNC
3	New England	Marvin Williams	WR	Ohio State
4	Arizona	Malik Nabers	WR	USC
5	Los Angeles C	Joe Alt	OT	Notre Dame
6	New York G	Rome Odunze	WR	Washington
7	Tennessee	Olu Fashanu	OT	Penn State
8	Atlanta	Jayden Daniels	QB	LSU
9	Chicago	Brock Bowers	TE	Georgia
10	New York J	Amarius Mims	OT	Georgia
11	Minnesota	Jared Verse	DE	Florida State
12	Denver (trades w/Chicago)	JC Latham	OT	Alabama
13	Las Vegas	Dallas Turner	LB	Alabama
14	New Orleans	Laiatu Latu	DE	UCLA
15	Indianapolis	Keon Coleman	WR	Florida State
16	Seattle	Byron Murphy II	DT	Texas
17	Jacksonville	Nate Higgins	CB	Clemson
18	Cincinnati	Kris Jenkins	DT	Michigan
19	Los Angeles R	Jermiah Trotter	LB	Clemson
20	Pittsburgh	Bo Nix	QB	Oregon
21	Miami	Tyler Guyton	OT	Oklahoma
22	Philadelphia	Terrion Arnold	CB	Alabama
23	Houston	Jordan Burch	DT	Oregon
24	Dallas	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	Toledo
25	Green Bay	Troy Fatanu	G/T	Washington
26	Tampa Bay	Michael Penix	QB	Washington
27	Arizona	Talise Fuaga	OT	Oregon State
28	Buffalo	Xavier Worthy	WR	Texas
29	Detroit	Darius Robison	DE	Missouri
30	Baltimore (trades with Las Vegas)	J.J. McCarthy	QB	Michigan
31	San Francisco	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR	LSU
32	Kansas City	Roman Wilson	WR	Michigan

The Heritage Collector: Blog 2: Who To Collect?

Back in February I wrote my first ‘Heritage Collector Blog’ with the intent of continuing to track my collection and share my thoughts and finds with whomever was interested in reading. Then, my baseball season came and went, as did the school year, but then I had another encounter  with COVID which for whatever reason kicked my butt for a week. But now I am back, and finally have the time to collect my thoughts and share what I have been doing for the last four months as the Heritage Collector.

Because life has been pretty crazy over the last four months, I haven’t gone crazy with purchases (which has pleased my wife), but I was able to buy some good stuff, including a 2023 Heritage Hobby box which allowed me to score a Josh Jung rookie auto! Now even though it's a great card, and a great score with Jung being one of the favorites to win AL Rookie of the Year, I have been trying to sell that card from the moment I ripped it.

While the card is a beauty, and I do like the promise of Josh Jung, especially on the Texas Rangers, I only focus on three players from each class. That makes the collecting game for me more obtainable, from a price standpoint, but it also makes it incredibly difficult to make the choice as to who to collect. Jung, a promising prospect and now a promising player to become a fixture at third base for years to come, but he unfortunately did not make the cut.