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Where mock drafts have former Georgia players going in 2024 NFL Draft

marc weiszer, athens banner-herald
·5 min read

NFL draft week is here.

Where will the current crop of Georgia football pro prospects go?

There are educated guesses in the multitude of mock drafts churned out this time of year.

A select few do the deep-dive and try to project all seven rounds.

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Here’s where the 11 Georgia players that were invited to the NFL combine are showing up in several seven-round mock drafts.

Tight end Brock Bowers

Most have the three-time All-American as a top 10 pick. Interestingly, all four of these projections have Bowers going to a different team. Could make for an exciting Thursday night.

Offensive tackle Amarius Mims

CBS Sports' Chris Trapasso's mock draft is the only I've seen that has Mims, the 6-foot-7, 340 pound right tackle, going ahead of Brock Bowers in the draft, but it's certainly not out of the question.

Wide receiver Ladd McConkey

All four of these mocks have McConkey going early on Day 2, but could he jump up into late first round if there's a run on wide receivers? Some other draft analysts have pegged him going late on the first day.

Cornerback Kamari Lassiter

Lassiter is seen as a second rounder by all but one of these projections. An unofficial 4.60 40 at Georgia's Pro Day didn't help his stock. Falcons fans would probably be thrilled if the Savannah native ended up playing in Atlanta as Brugler pegs it.

Safety Javon Bullard

Green Bay, which scooped up a couple of Georgia players in Quay Walker and Devonte Wyatt in the first round in 2022, is the landing spot for Bullard in two of these mocks. Another has him as yet another Bulldog to the Eagles.

Center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger

Pretty wide range of where the stalwart Georgia center will go from No. 71 in the third round to No. 163 in the fifth. He's ranked the No. 4 center in the draft by ESPN's Field Yates, Mel Kiper and Jordan Reid.

Safety Tykee Smith

By most accounts, Smith seemed to help himself during the pre-draft process, moving into a Day 2 pick by one of these mocks. Either way Georgia's starting nickel back in 2023 could go relatively early on Day 3.

Running back Kendall Milton

Milton battled injuries for much of his Georgia career, but finished strong down the stretch of last season. It still could be a long wait to hear his name called based on the projections.

Running back Daijun Edwards, wide receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint and defensive lineman Zion Logue

The end of the NFL draft often is in the eye of the beholder as mock drafts for these three prospects indicate. CBS Sports Chris Trapasso projects Edwards going to Green Bay in the seventh round with pick No. 255, but Edwards isn't listed in the other seven-round mocks. Vinnie Iyer of the Sporting News has Rosemy-Jacksaint going in the fifth round to Jacksonville at pick No. 153, but he goes undrafted in the other three. Logue isn't listed in any of these mocks.

This article originally appeared on Athens Banner-Herald: Georgia football: Where former Bulldogs are projected in NFL mock drafts