Did you miss Friday's edition of "Path to the Draft" on NFL Network? Catch up with this recap:
Mock draft update
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We started the show with Daniel Jeremiah and Charley Casserly giving their 2013 NFL mock draft picks 11 through 15. They went back to the well later in the show for picks 16 through 20.
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Draft priorities in Washington
Jeremiah and Casserly went into the Redskins' draft room and discussed the team's needs, starting in the second round. Casserly said the Redskins' front seven is excellent, but the secondary needs help. He added the Redskins don't have a legitimate starter at cornerback or safety. Jeremiah and Casserly expect the Redskins to bolster the secondary with each of their two picks, selecting either D.J. Hayden, Darius Slay, B.W. Webb or D.J. Swearinger.
Cosell's take on Glennon
Greg Cosell, senior producer of NFL Films, joined us to talk about this draft's quarterback class, particularly Mike Glennon. Cosell likes Glennon's mobility and believes it's better than he is given credit for. Cosell also added that Glennon is willing to pull the trigger on tight throws, something Cosell said is needed at the NFL level. Cosell said Glennon might sneak into the first round, and he would be fine with that selection. Cosell closed the segment by saying he'd rather have Glennon than Geno Smith.
Jeremiah, however, reversed course and said he would not select Glennon until the second round, saying the quarterback reminds him of Derek Anderson. Jeremiah added he recently compiled his list of top 50 prospects in the 2013 NFL Draft and only had one quarterback: Geno Smith at No. 24.
Kelce a better prospect than Escobar?
We aired the Travis Kelce "First Draft" segment and asked whether he is a better tight end prospect than Gavin Escobar. Both Jeremiah and Casserly said Kelce is better, considering he is bigger, stronger and faster. Jeremiah said the one thing he loves about Kelce is his blocking, noting it's tough to find a really good blocking tight end in college.
Brooks' most overrated prospects
Based on a Bucky Brooks column, we asked who is the most overrated prospect in this draft. Jeremiah said Barkevious Mingo because of his lack of core strength, and Casserly went with Ziggy Ansah, citing his lack of production at BYU and failing to finish his positional workout at his pro day.
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