Just saying that Lovie loves his defense and would love a corner like McDuffie. Don't be surprised if we pick him.

First and second round mocks are fun but the later rounds are where teams are made, here are a few players I want the Texans to take a look at.

Marcus Jones CB Houston:

Jones is not only the best kick/punt returner in the draft but also a playmaking all-around cornerback. He picked off five passes and broke up 12 others this season.

Kyren Williams RB Notre Dame:

Williams finished 2021 like a house on fire. He racked up 14 touchdowns over his final eight games and finished with 58 broken tackles on 204 carries. He's one of the best pass-protectors in the draft class, too, despite checking in just around 200 pounds. Great fit for teams that involve their running back a lot in the passing game.

Sean Rhyan T UCLA:

Rhyan is a physical run-blocker who currently plays tackle for UCLA but likely profiles best to guard in the NFL. He took a massive step forward in 2021, with his overall grade going from 73.9 to 83.7.

Calvin Austin III WR Memphis:

All the other blurbs are from PFF but this is my own writing. He is projected to go 7th round/UDFA by PFF but other sties rate him as high as a day two pick. At only 5'9 and 162 pounds he still put up a 1200 yard season last year. He caught my eye because Austin III looks a lot like a project Wes Welker/Julian Edelman slot WR. Since this organization is so obsessed with the Patriots don't be surprised if we pick up this guy.

I'm trying to find out how many I can get lol, I got 4 once.

I'm just saying coaches who were players under Belichick have more success than just the Belichick coaches.

From nfldraftbuzz.com

Bernhard Raimann came to the US from Austria as a foreign exchange student after playing for the Vienna Vikings American football club. He wasn't heavily recruited and joined Central Michigan as a wide receiver where he was minimally used. In 2020 he switched to tackle after he had bulked up to 290 lbs and started all the games of that season and as a result, was named All-MAC fourth team by Phil Steele and received an honorable mention on the All-MAC team from Pro Football Focus.

During the 2021 season, Raimann was one of the highest-rated offensive linemen in college football as he started all 12 games for the Chippewas which led to receiving the MAC Offensive Lineman of the Year award.

SCOUTING REPORT: STRENGTHS

Tall, reliable blocker with long arms, good agility, and a solid initial punch. Knocks rushers off their route.

Has good power and is good against the bull rush

Good pass blocker who sees stunts and reacts quickly to moves

Versitile - able to play guard and tackle

During 2021 we have rated Raimann as one of the highest-rated blockers in football - he has dominated

Powerful run blocker - Raimann, has helped running back Lew Nichols III rush for more than 1,500 yards and 14 touchdowns this season.

Bruse Feldman has put Raimann as No. 26 on his yearly freaks list, citing his massive frame, strength (450-pound bench press), and athleticism, including a 4.6-second time in the 20-yard shuttle, 1.56-second 10-yard sprint, 9 foot, 7.5-inch broad jump, and 33-inch vertical leap.

Has the agility, technique, and size to contribute early in his professional career. Quick, active hands to latch on to defenders.

Eases out of his stance and has a finisher's mentality. Bends his knees, has above-average mobility, and keeps his base square to adjust to counters.

A smooth mover and covers a lot of ground, working hard to mirror rushers; agile and keeps his feet moving.

Has good footwork and technique. Balanced and agile pass protection set with excellent hand placement.

Super smart had a 3.8 GPA

SCOUTING REPORT: WEAKNESSES

Has been beaten by speed rushes off the edge - must improve his lateral agility

Flashes the ability to move his man with his hands, but is not yet consistent in this area.

Loses leverage battles and plays with high pad level. Can be late off the snap.

Lacks hand strength and doesn't have a good stiff arm.

Only played tackle for two years as was a WR/TE previously

Attacks when necessary, though he won't consistently dominate and can lose balance overextending.

Arms are not long enough to play tackle in the NFL

Will punch at smaller defenders instead of latching on and is more of a mauler than mover in the running game. Can improve maintaining outside leverage when doubling the nose. Ducks his head and gets too upright, causing him to fall off second-level blocks.

SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY

It's really amazing how Raimann has developed so quickly. Converting from WR to tackle is something you don't see, but he has seemingly made it look easy.

He's super athletic with the frame to put even more mass on, has shown excellent technique in both run and pass blocking, and is a great student with an impressive work ethic.

While there are issues with his game - notably he's currently undersized for a tackle and maybe more suited to guard in the pros but these should be overlooked as he is one of the most promising prospects in the 2022 NFL Draft.

We currently consider Raimann a high second-round prospect - who may squeeze into day one with an impressive performance at the combine.

Our pitching is young and a veteran like Kluber would help provide some stability and experience in the rotation even if he isn't a true number 1 starter anymore.

Signing him to a one year prove-it deal could be a nice move if the price is right.