I need to see Penning block for Derrick Henry. A real throwback lineman,  Madden 24 coins Penning is a country-strong mauler who relishes tearing apart linemen and brings an edge the Titans line needs. If you like fun, you like this pick. If you like old-school football, you like this pick. If you’re a Titans fan, you should love this pick.

No. 27: Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Zion Johnson, OG — Boston College

There aren’t a lot of needs to fill, but the Bucs’ offensive line has been poached recently, particularly at the guard spots. Zion Johnson is a stellar interior blocker who can hold up penetrating pass rushers, or manipulate the point of attack for runners. For a team without a lot of needs, this one is a great choice.

No. 28: Green Bay Packers: George Pickens, WR — Georgia

Hey hey, we’re back with another WR. After taking Treylon Burks I have the Packers going back to the well for an even bigger, stronger receiver. I have no doubt this duo could become elite. Pickens is battling back from injury, but he’ll fight for the ball in the air better than any pass catcher in this draft. He can become an elite red zone tool, with range far beyond that.

No. 29: Kansas City Chiefs: Devonte Wyatt, DT — Georgia

Wyatt going in the first round is a testament to how amazing Georgia’s defensive line was this year. While Wyatt doesn’t have near the same hype behind him as Walker and Davis, he’s a really productive lineman in his own right. Wyatt is potentially the most reliable of the Goergia linemen, even if he doesn’t have the same upside. Reliability is needed in Kansas City, and he fits really well.

No. 30: Kansas City Chiefs: Skyy Moore, WR — Western Michigan

I’m a huge Skyy Moore fan, and even more considering the fit here. The Chiefs have a type when it comes to receivers, and where I see Moore being an average starter in most teams, he could become a force with Patrick Mahomes. We’re not talking Tyreek Hill’s Buy mut 24 coins xbox  electric speed, but he shares some of those traits.