Saints Mock Draft: Combine Surprises Boost Defense & Offense

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The NFL Combine wrapped up, shaking up draft boards across the league, especially for the New Orleans Saints at Pick 8. Short arm defensive lineman Ruben Bain Jr. for Miami now looks like a prime target after measuring under 30 inches, potentially sliding. Despite his dominant college tape full of bend, power, and run-stopping grit. Meanwhile, the Saints could snag wide receiver Chris Bell from Louisville in Round 2 at Pick 42, reuniting him with quarterback Tyler Show. Bell's big play speed and contested catch skills shown before a mid-season ACL tear. But he's on track for off-season workouts, adding versatility next. To Chris Olave, fans and analysts are buzzing about how these combined surprises boost the Saints' defense and offense. Bain would pair scary well with Chase Young and Cam Jordan, while Bell and a speedy running back like Mike Washington Jr., who blazed a 4.3-340 yard dash, address key needs without overpaying

1:07for free agents. In later rounds, expect a trade-up for massive Florida State nose tackle, Darryl Jackson Jr. at Pick 96, using extra day three picks to. Grab his run-plugging size. When Kentucky guard Jalen Farmer in Round 4 for Line Depth, Georgia corner Dalen Everett in Round 5 for speed, and Michigan tight in Marlin, climb in Round 6 as a blocking upgrade. This mock draft focuses on value falls and athletic standouts, helping New Orleans build a round show, while fortifying both lines and Dennis Allen's scheme. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. From Chase Peace, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.