Jordan Battle, Safety, Cincinnati Bengals
Battle was an absolute steal for the Bengals in round three. He was one of the safest picks in the whole draft. He had a PFF grade of 81.5 in 2022 with Alabama and proved he can play all over the field. Battle should be a good replacement for Vonn Bell and Jessie Bates.
Marvin Mims Jr, Wide Receiver, Denver Broncos
In Mims’ three years at Oklahoma, he racked up 20 touchdowns and 2,398 yards on 123 catches. The Broncos got Mims with their late second round pick. Russell Wilson needed another weapon, and Mims can be that in 2023.
Kelee Ringo, Cornerback, Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles got Ringo in the fourth round. He could end up being a huge steal. He has great size and speed at the corner position. Ringo was fantastic at Georgia, and that should translate pretty well onto the NFL field.
Noah Sewell, Linebacker, Chicago Bears
Sewell was a great value pick for Chicago in the fifth round. Even if he doesn’t quite pan out, it was a late pick and it was definitely worth the shot. Sewell showed his versatility in his three seasons at Oregon. He had 214 tackles, 7.5 sacks, and two interceptions. Maybe Sewell can make up for the loss of Roquan Smith, who they traded to Baltimore last season.
Henry To’oTo’o, Linebacker, Houston Texans
To’oTo’o was picked in the fifth round by Houston. The former Alabama linebacker tallied 98 solo tackles and 206 total tackles in his two seasons as a starter. To’oTo’o flies around the field and is always involved in the play. I thought for sure he would’ve been drafted sooner, but the Texans have to be happy with when they were able to land him.
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