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HBCU Sports Mock NFL Draft Big Board

Kendrick Marshall by Kendrick Marshall
April 30, 2015
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After months of workouts, meetings, film study and never-ending analysis, the 2015 Draft — like a 10-month term pregnancy — is finally here.

On Thursday night in Chicago (the greatest city in the world), the league will usher in a new crop of talented college players.

Millions of draftniks have attempted to predict where players will go either via draft or trade over the next three days.

While seemingly no HBCU football players are prominently featured on mainstream mock draft boards, HBCU Sports thought we’d proceed with our own mock draft, ranking the best in black college football.

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jerry Lovelocke – Prairie View

2. Tennessee Titans – Robert Myers – Tennessee State

3. Jacksonville Jaguars – Malcolm Cyrus – Alabama State

4. Oakland Raiders – Andrew Edouard – Bethune-Cookman

5. Washington Redskins – Julian Stafford – Mississippi Valley State

6. New York Jets – Phillip Sims – Winston-Salem State

7. Chicago Bears – Desmond Lawrence – North Carolina A&T

8. Atlanta Falcons – Khari Lee – Bowie State

9. New York Giants – Lynden Trail – Norfolk State

10. St. Louis Rams – Trey Walker – Texas Southern

11. Minnesota Vikings – Jorrian Washington – Hampton

12. Cleveland Browns – Benjamin Anderson – Arkansas-Pine Bluff

13. New Orleans Saints – Cody Acker – Morgan State

14. Miami Dolphins – Avery Boykin – Mississippi Valley State

15. San Francisco 49ers – Jamil Cooks – Alcorn State

16. Houston Texans – Greg McGhee – Howard

17. San Diego Chargers – Jerome Howard – Prairie View

18. Kansas City Chiefs – Montaurius Smith – Alabama A&M

19. Cleveland Browns (from Buffalo Bills) – Tyree Hollins – Grambling State

20. Philadelphia Eagles – C.J. Moore – North Carolina Central

21. Cincinnati Bengals – Edward Mosley – Alabama State

22. Pittsburgh Steelers – Rodney Gunter – Delaware State

23. Detroit Lions – LeBranden Richardson – Bethune-Cookman

24. Arizona Cardinals – Anthony Morris – Tennessee State

25. Carolina Panthers – Daniel Fitzpatrick – Tennessee State

26. Baltimore Ravens – Marcell Coke – Norfolk State

27. Dallas Cowboys – Gabe Dunlap – Prairie View

28. Denver Broncos -Ariane McCree – Jackson State

29. Indianapolis Colts – Marcus Berg – Alabama State

30. Green Bay Packers – Arthur Miley – Southern

31. New Orleans Saints (from Seattle Seahawks) – Dewayne Houston – Southern

32. New England Patriots – Ronald Canty – North Carolina A&T



Kendrick Marshall

Kendrick Marshall

Kendrick Marshall is an award-winning journalist and a graduate of Jackson State University.

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