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Wheel of Mock Drafts 5 (3-Round Team-Specific Mocks!)

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Spencer Fano at 17 is one of the best values in the draft board.

1. NFL Stock Exchange: An NFL Draft Podcast uses "Wheel of Mock Drafts 5" to run team-specific three-round mocks. 2. The episode features host Connor Rogers, with Tyler Cook handling production behind the glass and Trevor sidelined on vacation. 3. The core question is which prospects fit the Saints and Lions best when the board and team needs collide. 4. The Saints open at pick 8 after a board where Mendoza, Ruben Bain, Arvel Reese, Jeremiah Love, Carnell Tate, and Makai Lemon are all gone or in play. 5. Connor says Jordan Tyson is available but chooses Caleb Downs because the Saints already have Chris Olave and need a defender who changes all three levels. 6. He describes Downs as a safety who can come downhill, blow up screens, defend the run, and cover tight ends. 7. At pick 42, the Saints pass on Omar Cooper Jr. and choose Chris Bell. 8. Connor links Bell to Tyler Shuck from Louisville and says Bell's downfield speed fits with Olave and Juwan Johnson. 9. He frames that selection as a way to make the Saints' passing game more vertical under Kellen Moore. 10. At pick 73, Connor takes Jonah Coleman instead of forcing a guard or corner. 11. He says Coleman matters because he creates yards after contact, catches the ball, and pass protects. 12. Connor also says Coleman is creative in the open field and dismisses breakaway speed as a priority in this offense. 13. Before the Lions mock, Connor says Detroit fans stay engaged with the draft even when the team is better than before. 14. At pick 17, he selects Spencer Fano and calls him one of the best values on the board. 15. Connor says Fano has no business being outside the top 15 and notes that he has played both left tackle and right tackle. 16. He ties that flexibility to Penei Sewell and says the Lions can feel set at tackle. 17. At pick 50, Connor takes Kamari Ramsey because the Lions are in the red on the cap and may not be able to solve safety in free agency. 18. He says Josiah Trotter and Ponds are better players on the board, but Ramsey fits the roster need and has played at a high level. 19. The episode feels like a live mock room with chat reactions, super chats, and board pivots driving the picks. 20. Anyone who likes draft fit arguments, team-building, and player-versus-need debates will get value from this episode.

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