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ESPN Mock Draft

The latest ESPN mock draft is out.

Some interesting names and slots for three Longhorns.

5. Kelvin Banks - Commanders

10. Quinn Ewers - Saints

25. Isaiah Bond - Bengals

* Also of note, Texas will play 9 other players mocked in the first round, including No. 1 overall Carson Beck, the Georgia QB.

- Carson Beck, Georgia

- Mykel Williams, Georgia

- Malaki Starks, Georgia

- Deon Walker, Kentucky

- Connor Weigman, Texas A&M

- Nic Scourton, Texas A&M

- Will Johnson, Michigan

- Mason Graham, Michigan

- Colston Loveland, Michigan

* Texas is one of five teams with at least three anticipated first-rounders:

Ohio State - 4

Texas - 3

Georgia - 3

LSU - 3

Michigan - 3

Oregon, Texas A&M, Colorado, Notre Dame and Arizona have two each.

 

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HTXHorn

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Which QBs are projected and in which order? Besides Beck?

1 (1) Carson Beck - Georgia

2 (2) Shaduer Sanders - Colorado

3 (10) Quinn Ewers - Texas

4 (19) Connor Weigman - A&M

5 (20) Riley Leonard - Notre Dame

Daniel Lovell

Members

U left Michigan out the 3 in first round 

NothinButDaHorns34

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Shaduer is NOT better than quinn and is a HUGE reach for the first round. I felt the same way about JJ McCarthy this past year going in the first round. 

Daniel Lovell

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7 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said:

Here’s another stat:

Only 8 of 32 are transfer portal guys. There were 9 in 2024. 

Sorry misread that

horns96

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Weigman in the first round strains credulity, but that doesn’t preclude some dumb NFL exec from actually making that pick.

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