2017 NFL Mock Draft: Breaking Down Post-Week 10 Predictions

Another week down and another step closer to the Cleveland Browns officially being on the clock. 

The race for the No. 1 pick remains uneventful, as the Browns continue to lose and hold on to the top spot. The San Francisco 49ers, the only one-loss team in the league, appear to be the only other team in contention. 

It's been an odd season for previewing the NFL draft, because so few fanbases are focused on 2017. With well over half the league stuck in mediocrity, multiple teams in position to own top-10 draft picks still have a legitimate shot at the playoffs. 

Based on Sunday's action, here's an updated mock draft with the current draft order, using full-season strength of schedule as a tiebreaker: 

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1	Cleveland Browns	Myles Garrett	DE	Texas A&M
2	San Francisco 49ers	Mitch Trubisky	QB	North Carolina
3	Chicago Bears	DeShone Kizer	QB	Notre Dame
4	Jacksonville Jaguars	Malik McDowell	DT	Michigan State
5	New York Jets	Leonard Fournette	RB	LSU
6	Carolina Panthers	Marlon Humphrey	CB	Alabama
7	San Diego Chargers	Jonathan Allen	DL	Alabama
8	Cincinnati Bengals	Mike Williams	WR	Clemson
9	Buffalo Bills	Jabrill Peppers	LB/S	Michigan
10	Tennessee Titans (from LA)	Reuben Foster	LB	Alabama
11	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jamal Adams	S	LSU
12	Indianapolis Colts	Cam Robinson	OT	Alabama
13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Derek Barnett	DE	Tennessee
14	New Orleans Saints	Tim Williams	LB	Alabama
15	Green Bay Packers	Teez Tabor	CB	Florida
16	Arizona Cardinals	Deshaun Watson	QB	Clemson
17	Tennessee Titans	Gareon Conley	CB	Ohio State
18	Miami Dolphins	Sidney Jones	CB	Washington
19	Baltimore Ravens	John Ross	WR	Washington
20	Philadelphia Eagles (from MIN)	Desmond King	CB	Iowa
21	Detroit Lions	JuJu Smith-Schuster	WR	USC
22	Cleveland Browns (from PHI)	Ryan Ramczyk	OT	Wisconsin
23	Atlanta Falcons	Tre'Davious White	CB	LSU
24	Washington Redskins	Malik Hooker	S	Ohio State
25	New York Giants	Takkarist McKinley	DE	UCLA
26	Houston Texans	Zach Cunningham	LB	Vanderbilt
27	Denver Broncos	Jarrad Davis	LB	Florida
28	Seattle Seahawks	Dan Feeney	OG	Indiana
29	New England Patriots	Jourdan Lewis	CB	Michigan
30	Kansas City Chiefs	Dalvin Cook	RB	Florida State
31	Oakland Raiders	Cordrea Tankersley	CB	Clemson
32	Dallas Cowboys	Charles Harris	DE	Missouri

15. Green Bay Packers: Teez Tabor, CB, Florida

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The Green Bay Packers' inconsistent play on offense has received most of the attention in regard to the Packers' struggles, but the bigger issue may be the defensive side of the ball. 

Marcus Mariota picked apart the Packers secondary on Sunday, throwing for 295 yards and generating a Total QBR of 96.3, according to ESPN.com.

It was the fifth time this season the Packers have allowed the opposing quarterback to post a Total QBR of 70 or higher. The Packers are 1-4 in those games. 

Improving the Packers' pass defense isn't as simple as just upgrading the secondary, but that would be a good place to start. This is an extremely deep draft class at cornerback, and the Packers would be wise to take advantage of the value at that position. 

Florida cornerback Teez Tabor was among the most highly touted prospects entering the season. He's had some ups and downs this year, including a rough outing against Tennessee, but remains a solid option in the first round for a team like the Packers. 

19. Baltimore Ravens: John Ross, WR, Washington

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Washington Huskies receiver John Ross was been quietly climbing the draft rankings throughout the year, but he burst into the national spotlight with a dominant performance on Saturday night against USC. 

Ross' signature play of the night was a long touchdown on which he juked USC cornerback Adoree' Jackson so bad that even Jackson had to laugh about it on Twitter. 

Ross is a redshirt junior who missed the entire 2015 season due to a knee injury. But this rise to stardom was always expected, as Ross was the No. 15 wide receiver recruit in the nation in 2013, according to Scout. 

The Ravens have an aging receiving corps, led by 37-year-old Steve Smith Sr. and 30-year-old Mike Wallace. Adding a young deep threat like Ross would change the dynamics of Baltimore's offense and open things up in the passing game for Joe Flacco. 

25. New York Giants: Takkarist McKinley, DE, UCLA

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The New York Giants spent well over $100 million this offseason to upgrade their struggling defensive line. The majority if that money went to Olivier Vernon, Damon Harrison and Jason Pierre-Paul, who have combined for 4.5 sacks. 

Entering Monday night's showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals, the Giants ranked dead last in the NFL with just 11 sacks. In fact, the Giants' pass-rush situation is so bad that the team leader in sacks is Landon Collins, their starting strong safety.

The 2017 draft class does not appear to be loaded with talented pass-rushers, but if the draft falls their way, the Giants should attempt to upgrade this area with a young, explosive talent. 

UCLA defensive end Takkarist McKinley has been one of the breakout stars of this college football season and could be a target for the Giants.

According to Sports Illustrated's Emily Kaplan, earlier this season an NFL scout compared McKinley to Denver Broncos star pass-rusher DeMarcus Ware. 

That's a lofty expectation to set for McKinley, but if he can even approach Ware's production at the next level, he would be a substantial upgrade in New York.