King's no time to analyze draft

99. Jonathan Mingo, 6-2, 220, WR, Mississippi| Anquan Boldin clone. I know we'll be lucky as hell to get him here
101. Byron Young, 6-3, 245, Edge, Tennessee | this dude could be a steal; could very well supplant Jackson as a rookie
102. Andrew Vorhees, 6-6, 325, G/T, USC | Take a redshirt flyer on one of the best offensive linemen in the country; he'll be ready next year
155. Riley Moss, 6-1, 190, CB, Iowa | He jumps higher than Randy Moss
164. Jason Taylor II, 6-0, 205, S, Oklahoma State| Sounds like a Hufanga clone but more explosive. Dude has a 43 inch vert!
173. Jake Moody, 6-1, 190, K, Michigan | Forget you Gould, and please let's not roll with Gonzalez
216. Stetson Bennett, 5-11, 190, QB, Georgia | How can you discount this dude leading Georgia to 2 national titles? He's got some dawg in him and could fit perfectly behind Purdy-Lance
222. Dante Stills, 6-4, 290, DT, West Virginia | Versatile lineman with good production
247. Jaxson Kirkland, 6-7, 310, OT, Washington | The one thing I keep hearing about him that's a plus is that he's pretty good at pass protection (at least at the collegiate level)
253. Andrei Iosivas, 6-3, 205, WR, Princeton | Just picking him based on his size, speed (4.43), and explosiveness (40 inch vert)
255. Anfernee Orji, 6-1, 230, LB, Vanderbilt | How can you not like his name; dude plays with frantic intent and is fast and explosive

No TE? Not a huge fan of Gonzales but he was 20/22 in 2019 and 31/35 in 2021....and this is an odd year so he should be solid.