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Round 2, Pick 47: Aireontae Ersery, OL Minnesota

Ersery is a very intriguing addition to an offensive line room. He has played left tackle for the Golden Gophers, and could remain there due to his combination of length and patience. Ersery also has the requisite size and power to move inside to guard on the next level as well.

Round 3, Pick 78: Jalen Royals, WR Utah State

Royals is a versatile wide receiver that can bring a lot to a team. He is athletic and nuanced enough to play on the outside, but presents enough as a YAC threat to also work inside. You can use him everywhere.

Round 4, Pick 115: Cobee Bryant, CB Kansas

You can underrate Bryant due to his size if you’d like but he is just a really good football player. Bryant brings a tenacious style to the table that should allow him to play on the outside or in the nickel. He will be a future starter at one of those spots.

Round 5, Pick 152: Caleb Rogers, OL Texas Tech

Over the course of his Red Raiders career, Rogers played nearly every position. He projects best inside where his play style and athleticism can shine. At this point in the draft, finding a versatile swing player is never a bad thing.

Round 7, Pick 225: Kyle Monangai, RB Rutgers

Monangai isn’t a dynamic athlete, but he does a lot of the little things right. He runs with tremendous lower leg drive and contact balance. There also isn’t a better pass blocker in the class than Monangai.