Seven Round Mock Draft: Where will each former Longhorn get picked?

Here are the projections for the five former Longhorns expected to get drafted according to Ayrton Ostly of USA TODAY Sports:

57. Chicago Bears: LB Anthony Hill Jr., Texas

Chicago signed Devin Bush in free agency but he can’t be the long-term answer for the defense at linebacker opposite T.J. Edwards. Hill brings good size (6-foot-2, 238 pounds) and excels best against the run, something the Bears will have to contend with in-division facing the Lions and Packers. He has the athleticism and length to develop in coverage but may have to remain in zone schemes to begin his career. At 21 years old, there’s plenty of runway for improvement.

88. Atlanta Falcons (via Jaguars): CB Malik Muhammad, Texas

Atlanta spent in free agency to bolster the front seven and could use more help at outside cornerback. Muhammad relies on technique and anticipation to stay in position and excel in zone coverage. Atlanta gets a solid prospect after moving down nine spots.

103. New York Jets: TE Jack Endries, Texas

111. Denver Broncos (via Dolphins): S Michael Taaffe, Texas

174. Carolina Panthers (via Ravens): Edge Trey Moore, Texas

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