2021 NFL Mock Draft First Round 1.0
Al Dupuy’s NFL Mock Draft for First Round:
| 1. Jaguars | Trevor Lawrence | QB | Clemson |
| 2. Jets | Zack Wilson | QB | BYU |
| 3. 49ers (from HOU via MIA) | Mac Jones | QB | Alabama |
| 4. Falcons | Kyle Pitts | TE | Florida |
| 5. Bengals | Penei Sewell | OT | Oregon |
| 6. Dolphins (from PHI) | Ja'Marr Chase | WR | LSU |
| 7. Lions | Trey Lance | QB | North Dakota St. |
| 8. Panthers | DeVonta Smith | WR | Alabama |
| 9. Broncos | Justin Fields | QB | Ohio St. |
| 10. Cowboys | Rashawn Slater | G/T | Northwestern |
| 11. Giants | Jaylen Waddle | WR | Alabama |
| 12. Eagles (from SF via MIA) | Patrick Surtain | CB | Alabama |
| 13. Chargers | Alijah Vera-Tucker | G/T | USC |
| 14. Vikings | Kwity Paye | DE | Michigan |
| 15. Patriots | Micah Parsons | LB | Penn St. |
| 16. Cardinals | Caleb Farley | CB | Virginia Tech |
| 17. Raiders | Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah | LB | Notre Dame |
| 18. Dolphins | Azeez Ojulari | LB | Georgia |
| 19. Washington | Christian Darrisaw | OT | Virginia Tech |
| 20. Bears | Jaycee Horn | CB | South Carolina |
| 21. Colts | Jaelan Phillips | DE | Miami |
| 22. Titans | Greg Newsome | CB | Northwestern |
| 23. Jets (from SEA) | Najee Harris | RB | Alabama |
| 24. Steelers | Travis Etienne | RB | Clemson |
| 25. Jaguars (from LAR) | Kadarius Toney | WR | Florida |
| 26. Browns | Greg Rousseau | DE | Miami |
| 27. Ravens | Zaven Collins | LB | Tulsa |
| 28. Saints | Asante Samuel Jr. | CB | Florida St. |
| 29. Packers | Teven Jenkins | OT | Oklahoma St. |
| 30. Bills | Jayson Oweh | DE | Penn St. |
| 31. Chiefs | Jalen Mayfield | OT | Michigan |
| 32. Buccaneers | Christian Barmore | DT | Alabama |
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Al Dupuy
CCS NFL Draft Expert
Dupuy is the owner of Draft Day Report, The Pro Prospects Draft Scrapbook, a must for any draftnik following the NFL. Al was born in Plaquemine, La., and moved to New Orleans when he was 6 years old. He grew up on Tulane Ave. two blocks from Pelican Stadium and became interested in sports at an early age. He went…
