Want to know what I think of every pick made in the seventh and final round of the 2024 NFL Draft plus all the other rounds? I graded all the Round 7 picks below, plus all the other Day 2 and Day 3 selections.
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221. Bills: Travis Clayton, IOL, England
Grade: C+
At 6-foot-7 and 300 pounds with 35-inch arms and a sub 5.00 40-yard dash, this is a ridiculous athlete who is new to football from London.
222. Commanders: Javontae Jean-Baptiste, Notre Dame
Grade: A-
Started at Ohio State and plays like an ascending defender because of his athleticism, bend, and glimmer of pass-rush moves around the corner. But is an older prospect already. Plus athlete. Has to get stronger. Plenty of length. Nice roll of the dice.
223. Raiders, Trey Taylor, S, Air Force
Grade: A
Thick, productive three-level safety best closer to the line. Plays with controlled athleticism. Gets grabby against better athletes but that’s expect for larger safety. Solid ball skills. Not ultra twitchy. Smart well-rounded type.
224. Bengals: Daijahn Anthony, S, Mississippi
Grade: A-
Spindly safety with speed who has just enough wiggle to play in the slot. Click-and-close is fun. Leaper in ball skills. Wants to be involved in run support but will miss a lot of tackles. Thumping strikes pop on film.
225. Chargers: Brenden Rice, WR, USC
Grade: B+
Downfield specimen with quality size. Didn’t test amazingly but was a vertical weapon for Caleb Williams at USC. Stiff routes and only glimmers of YAC but has the power to run through some tackles. Fun fit with Justin Herbert. Son of NFL legend Jerry Rice.
226. Cardinals: Jaden Davis, CB, Miami
Grade: C+
Fast nickel type. Former Oklahoma turned Miami product. Can play inside or outside. Reasonably good tackler. Minimal ball production in long college career. Will outplay draft position type.
227. Browns: Myles Harden, CB, South Dakota
Grade: A+
Low, crouched balanced backpedal. Chance of direction is easy for him. Fluid hip flip. Mirrored awesomely at FCS level. Quality not spectacular ball skills. Super short arms which will hurt him at next level.
228. Ravens: Nick Samac, IOL, Michigan State
Grade: A
Arguably the best, most methodical run-blocker in the class. Plenty of experience. Not loads of anchoring skill but very aware of games up front from the defensive line. Shrewd pick here.
229. Raiders: M.J. Devonshire, CB, Pittsburgh
Grade: B+
Long CB who has the frame of a nickel. Fast, decently explosive athlete. Best in press man near the line. Average to slightly above-average ball skills. Zone awareness not there yet. High floor type.
230. Vikings: Michael Jurgens, IOL, Wake Forest
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231. Patriots: Jaheim Bell, TE, FSU
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232. Vikings: Levi Drake Rodriguez, DT, Texas A&M Commerce
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233. Cowboys: Nathan Thomas, IOL, Louisiana
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