Quote:Believe it or not. I actually like JJ Watt's little brother T.J Watt coming out of Wisconsin. He was very quiet his first three years in college and then turned it on in a big way last season for the Badgers. Made a lot of plays in the backfield. A few folks are hyping him up a bit more than I think he deserves because of who his brother is. I've seen some people mocking him in the late 1st RD and early 2nd RD. I think that's a reach. I think he could be an ideal fit here and a steal though in maybe RD3. 

 

Outside of him. I really like Dylan Donahue out of Western Georgia. Small school kid but plays with a high motor and was productive for the past two years. I think he'll be sitting there for us still in RD5 - RD6. Very minimum you get a high effort guy on the depth chart and a guy that can fly on special teams. Jordan Willis out of Kansas City St. is another name to watch when the combine and pro day numbers start coming out. He's a bit of a freak athlete for his size. Another productive player that could be there for the taking in RD3 - RD4. He's a tweener though. You can play him standing up or dropping back. 

 

Just like a lot of people underrated Derek Carr because of who his older brother is. In a 2014 draft redo he would have been the top pick by Houston. You would think after seeing his success over the last 3 years analysts writing mock drafts knew not to put an emphasis on blood lines. T.J. Watt may be worthy of a late first round pick - the combine and Wisconsin's pro day will answer that question - but J.J. would not have anything to do with it. The only mock draft I have seen so far (Daniel Jeremiah's second on NFL.com) has T.J. going to the linebacker-needy Packers.

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