NFL mock draft: Full rounds four through seven with several Seahawks picks

Round 6

Pick 185 – Brandin Echols – CB – Kentucky – LA Chargers

Pick 186 – Trae Barry – TE – Jacksonville State – NY Jets

Pick 187 – Michael Menet – C – Penn State – Atlanta

Pick 188 – Tyler Shelvin – NT – LSU – New England

Pick 189 – Kary Vincent JR – CB – LSU – Philadelphia

Pick 190 – Jonathan Cooper – DE – Ohio State – Cincinnati

Pick 191 – Zion Johnson – G – Boston College – Denver

Pick 192 – Khyiris Tonga – DT – BYU – Dallas

Pick 193 – David Mills – QB – Stanford – Carolina

Mills has a lot of potential but a lack of experience, hence why he is in round 6. Given time to learn and develop his game, he could a starting QB in the NFL in the longer term.

Pick 194 – Tarron Jackson – DE – Coastal Carolina – San Francisco

Pick 195 – Tommy Kraemer – G – Notre Dame – Houston

If you can get a ready-made NFL starter in round 6, well done. Kraemer is capable of that and maybe more in the longer term.

Pick 196 – Errol Thompson – LB – Mississippi State – NY Giants

Another one I like, a real hard-nosed type of football player, still needs to refine his game, but the potential is there.

Pick 197 – Ihmir Smith-Marsette – WR – Iowa – New England

Pick 198 – Derek Kerstetter – G – Texas – LA Chargers

Pick 199 – Mark Webb – S – Georgia – Minnesota

Pick 200 – Mustafa Johnson – DT – Colorado – Las Vegas

Pick 201 – Joe Sculthorpe – C – NC State – NY Giants

Pick 202 – Tristen Hoge – G -BYU – Cincinnati

Pick 203 – Bobby Brown – NT – Texas A&M – Houston

Pick 204 – Deontay Anderson – S – Houston – Chicago

Pick 205 – Charles Snowden – LB – Virginia – Tennessee

Pick 206 – Matt Bushman – TE – BYU – Indianapolis

Pick 207 – Tomon Fox – LB – North Carolina – Kansas City

Pick 208 – Spencer Brown – OT – Northern Iowa – Chicago

Pick 209 – Drake Jackson – C – Kentucky – LA Rams

Another one too deep in the draft can be a starting center from day one.

Pick 210 – Matt Allen – C – Michigan State – Baltimore

Pick 211 – Chauncey Golston – DE – Iowa – Cleveland

Pick 212 – T.J.Vasher – WR – Texas Tech – Houston

Pick 213 – Avery Williams – CB/KR – Boise State – Buffalo

A decent CB but his kick returning abilities are what you really draft him for.

Pick 214 – Luke Wattenberg – G – Washington – Green Bay

Pick 215 – Naquan Jones – NT – Michigan State – Tennessee

Pick 216 – Quinton Bohanna – NT – Kentucky – Pittsburgh

Pick 217 – D.J.Daniel – CB – Georgia – Tampa Bay

Pick 218 – Jack Anderson – G – Texas Tech – New Orleans

Anderson is the sort of player Jon Gruden and John Madden would love, he is an all-action old-school thumper. For that reason alone he is worth giving him a shot.

Pick 219 – Shakur Brown – CB – Michigan State – Atlanta

Pick 220 – Dazz Newsome – WR – North Carolina – Green Bay

Pick 221 – Dustin Krum – QB – Kent State – Chicago

Pick 222 – Rico Bussey – WR – Hawaii – Carolina

Pick 223 – Evan McPherson – K – Florida – Minnesota

Rookie kickers Blakenship and Bass were fine kickers last year, McPherson could follow in their footsteps.

Pick 224 – Max Duffy – P – Kentucky – Philadelphia

Nobody wants to resort to using their punter, but when you need one a good one is a great asset. Duffy looks really good.

Pick 225 – Kylen Granson – TE – SMU – Philadelphia

Pick 226 – Sadarius Hutcherson – G – South Carolina – Carolina

Pick 227 – Landon Young – OT – Kentucky – Dallas

Pick 228 – Nick Eubanks – TE – Michigan – Chicago