November 15, 2024
Analysis

NFL mock draft: Sean Hammond’s version 3.0

By Sean Hammond

Mac Jones Alabama quarterback Mac Jones (10) carries the ball against Notre Dame during the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1 in Arlington, Texas. (Ron Jenkins/AP)

How far might a top quarterback fall in the draft? That’s the question I tried to answer with my latest mock draft.

While I think it’s possible the top five QBs will all go within the first 10 picks, there’s also a good chance one of them slides out of the top 10. Even if Denver at No. 9 decides it’s happy moving ahead with Drew Lock at quarterback, QB5 is not going to last long on the board.

The question then becomes how far does he fall? Don’t get your hopes up, Bears fans. The answer is: Not far.

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Sean Hammond

Sean Hammond

Sean is the Chicago Bears beat reporter for the Shaw Local News Network. He has covered the Bears since 2020. Prior to writing about the Bears, he covered high school sports for the Northwest Herald and contributed to Friday Night Drive. Sean joined Shaw Media in 2016.