Landing spots for Georgia Bulldogs in the 2018 NFL Draft

Isaiah Wynn OL

Alistair: 1st Round, pick 21, Bengals

With Cordy Glenn now in the fold, the Bengals are once again investing in their offensive line. What they now need is a guard and a center to round out that unit. Andy Dalton was great in 2015 when they protected him and he had weapons to throw to. The Bengals have the weapons, they just need the protection to round out their offense. Wynn would be a perfect fit as a guard prospect who could one day learn to play center. He’s a smart and nasty player who would fit in great with Glenn and open up lots of holes for Joe Mixon.

Davis:1st Round, pick 30, Vikings

Wynn played tackle for most of his college career but most expect him to be a guard in the NFL due to his size. With all the money the Vikings just invested in quarterback Kirk Cousins, the team needs solid players like Wynn up front to protect him. Don’t be surprised if he’s an All-Pro guard within the next three seasons.

Kyle: 2nd Round, pick 39, Bears

This year’s draft is rich with offensive guards, but they aren’t the primary need of any team. One team that needs a guard the most is Chicago who would have already addressed their primary need in the first round. Josh Sitton is departing Chicago and I expect Wynn to still be on the board.

Mike: 1st Round, pick 26, Falcons.

I have to admit that I let my personal feelings get in the way here. Wynn is a Dawg and I’m a Falcons fan. But it would be a good pick. The Falcons had obvious issues at offensive guard in the 2017 season. Wynn could help beef up that line and protect Matt Ryan, who is about to become the highest paid player in the game.