2018 Third Round NFL Draft Picks Most Likely to Succeed
Okay, this is my last list of draft picks most likely to succeed. Anything beyond the third round is difficult to guess. So, here we’re looking at the 2018 third round NFL draft picks most likely to succeed in 2018.
No, I’m not referring to the former Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman. I’m talking about his son, who is an offensive lineman who was drafted by the Ravens. Overlooking a horrendous combine, he will be a key protector of whoever the Ravens quarterback is in 2018, following in his father’s footsteps.
I’m surprised he fell into the third round, and even more surprised that the Steelers of all teams drafted him. Despite Big Ben’s objections, Rudolph will most likely be his future replacement. Along with Lamar Jackson, Rudolph was the most underrated quarterback in the draft.
Besides an LSU production drop and off field issues, Key may be a good rookie this year. He was considered a first rounder at some points, but I think the third round was perfect for him.
I really like the Jaguars defense like most others. Harrison just adds more power to the best backfield in the NFL.
Carter is a good addition to a rebuilding Giants defense. He should’ve been taken in the second round.
I think Geno Atkins was happy with this pick. Hubbard will do good for the Bengals defensive line.
The Texans got busy with safeties this offseason. First Tyrann Mathieu, and then a quality safety in Justin Reid.
The Panthers needed backfield help, and they smartly went with the perfect guy for the job in Gaulden.
Rebuilding a receiving corps that lost Dez Bryant and Jason Witten is tough. Gallup is a good addition, but what can he bring to Dallas?