2 Round Post Senior Bowl 2023 NFL Mock Draft

NFL Mock Draft after the hype surrounding the 2023 Senior Bowl.

The NFL Draft Bible | Feb 6, 2023

2 Round Post Senior Bowl 2023 NFL Mock Draft /

As the week of the Senior Bowl concludes for the NFL Draft, it's time to prepare for the final steps of the evaluation process for the draft and begin understanding what needs NFL teams have. Here is two rounds of an NFL mock draft with players that could be selected in the first two rounds.

Descriptions are from the player's scouting report. Click their name to read their full report.

1. Chicago Bears: iDL Jalen Carter, Georgia

"Blessed with rare athleticism, a lightning quick first step and violent hands, the Bulldogs defensive tackle makes a living in the opponents' backfield."

2. Houston Texans: EDGE Will Anderson Jr., Alabama

"Blessed with rare athleticism, a lightning quick first step and violent hands, the Bulldogs defensive tackle makes a living in the opponents' backfield."

3. Arizona Cardinals: EDGE Tyree Wilson, Texas Tech

"He carries his weight well enough that he can fill roles as a 4-3 defensive end or 3-4 outside linebacker at the next level with the ability to reduce inside occasionally. Wilson has an explosive first step and long strides to beat tackles around their outside shoulders or make plays as a backside run defender."

4. Indianapolis Colts: QB Bryce Young, Alabama

"A smart-accurate passer who doesn’t force throws and rarely makes mistakes. Lacks prototype size but sees the field very well, demonstrates natural feel in the pocket and can push the ball downfield with a simple flick of the wrist."

5. Seattle Seahawks (via DEN): EDGE Myles Murphy, Clemson

"An immediate impact player as a freshman, the Georgia native demonstrates quick, first step-explosion, along with great strength and versatility. Murphy has been utilized on the outside to set the edge and has kicked inside when needed, showcasing multiple ways how he can be implemented at the next level."

6. Detroit Lions (via LAR): CB Christian Gonzalez, Oregon

"Terrific length and subtle weight that doest burden his athleticism. Tons of press-bail alignments, typically to the boundary. He has blitzed from the field and has an impact on the pass."

7. Las Vegas Raiders: QB Will Levis, Kentucky

"You will notice everything is ultra-quick. An up-tempo offense based on quick reads and fast decision-making. Levis gets rid of the ball in a hurry and it's the high-octane scheme that you see many NFL teams attempting to mimic."

8. Atlanta Falcons: iOL Peter Skoronski, Northwestern

"Skoronski possesses exceptional athleticism, great passion and high character. His quick feet and fundamentally sound technique are two of his more favorable attributes."

9. Carolina Panthers: QB C.J. Stroud, Ohio State

"Known as the first one in, last one out, Stroud possesses all the intangibles that NFL decision-makers seek from a franchise quarterback—head coach Ryan Day has praised his work ethic and professional approach to the game on a daily basis."

10. Philadelphia Eagles (via NO): CB Devon Witherspoon, Illinois

"He’s a high-energy talker who loves to remind wide receivers that they’re getting locked up. Witherspoon has a quick trigger and excellent closing speed on short routes and screens."

11. Tennessee Titans: OT Dawand Jones, Ohio State

"Size is astounding, length and mass that is visible from the nosebleeds. Naturally wide base that remains consistent throughout his pass set. Hand fighting is non-negotiable."

12. Houston Texans (via CLE): QB Anthony Richardson, Florida

"Sizeable height and length for the position, with an intimidating structure. Overly poised for a player with such little experience. Very comfortable in the pocket and has the instinct to step up when it collapses or escape the impending rush."

13. New York Jets: OT Paris Johnson Jr., Ohio State

"A high-character individual, the Cincinnati native is referred to by coaches as the “father” of the offensive line room because his teammates gravitate toward him."

14. New England Patriots: WR Quentin Johnston, TCU

"The Horned Frogs’ standout exhibits notable linear burst, lateral burst, long speed, and play strength. At the line of scrimmage, Johnston uses his explosiveness, jab steps, hesitations, and hand usage to release."

15. Green Bay Packers: TE Dalton Kincaid, Utah

"He displays excellent body control. Utah uses Kincaid as a slot playmaker more than an in-line option, but he’s experienced in both roles. Despite not having high-end play strength, he welcomes and finishes through contact as a ball carrier."

16. Washington Commanders: CB Kelee Ringo, Georgia

"On film, it looks like Ringo was built in a lab. He has a great frame, fantastic length and impressive speed. It didn’t matter the receiver’s speed he went up against in man coverage, Ringo was always in the wideouts hip pocket."

17. Pittsburgh Steelers: iDL Lukas Van Ness, Iowa

"Van Ness deployed from two and three-point stances. The All-Big Ten selection blocked two punts versus Iowa State this past season. His motor runs hot no matter what role he’s playing. Van Ness displays exceptional ankle flexibility and lower body looseness for his size, which translates to above-average agility."

18. Detroit Lions: S JL Skinner, Boise State

"He comes downhill with his hair on fire and Skinner uses his length to make plays on the football. In man coverage against tight ends, Skinner really excelled."

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: EDGE Isaiah Foskey, Notre Dame

"He spends a somewhat high percentage of snaps off-ball in run defense and coverage. He is respectable in man against tight ends and even running backs. Foskey is an explosive, clean unidirectional mover with good range at the first level. His soft change of direction is solid."

20. Seattle Seahawks: iOL O'Cyrus Torrence, Florida

"Large human in terms of outright mass. Mainly a guard but has moved out to tackle and handled the duties well in limited snaps. Arms and strength to finish plays. Plays long with heavy hands at the point of attack."

21. Miami Dolphins (via Forfeited):

The Miami Dolphins forfeited their draft pick because the league determined the team had impermissible communications on two different occasions with quarterback Tom Brady, despite Brady being under contract with the New England Patriots and then the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

22. Los Angeles Chargers: OT Cody Mauch, NDSU

"Mauch is an excellent athlete who possesses ideal lateral and vertical agility to mirror defenders in pass protection or climb to the second level and pick off linebackers in the run game."

23. Baltimore Ravens: WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State

"He maintains a uniform stem and his flexible lower half allows him to sink his hips to change direction on a dime as a route runner and as a ball carrier. Further, Smith-Njigba tracks the ball well and flashes the ability to win at the catch point as a hands catcher."