Wisconsin Football: Where is Tyler Biadasz going in recent Mock Drafts?

With just a few games left in the college football season, let’s take a look ahead to see where Wisconsin Football star Tyler Biadasz is going in some recent mock drafts.

While Jonathan Taylor gets a majority of the attention when it comes to the Wisconsin Football program – and it’s well deserved – the first Badger selected in next year’s NFL draft will very likely be Center, Tyler Biadasz. Just as they do at the running back position, Wisconsin has a strong history of producing high-caliber NFL offensive linemen and Biadasz appears to be next in line.

Biadasz has 27 starts over the last two seasons along with the 10 games that Wisconsin has played in 2019. Although it’s not always easy to measure the success of the offensive line, one metric is looking at the success of the running game in which Taylor has broken multiple NCAA rushing records and is one of – if not the – best running back in the country.

Individually, Biadasz was named to the Freshman All-America team in 2017, along with being third team All-Big Ten. Last season he was an All-America Honorable Mention, first team All-Big Ten, and was graded as the nation’s best Center by Pro Football Focus.

Now in 2019 and what is his final season as a Badger, Biadasz is on the Remington Award watch list which is given to the nation’s top Center. And most recently, he was added to the Outland Trophy watch list which is awarded to the nation’s best interior offensive lineman.

At this point, Biadasz is all but a lock to be a first round selection come April, so let’s take a look at where the experts have him going in some recent mock drafts.

Tyler Roman – NBC Sports

Pick 23: Kansas City Chiefs

"“Kansas City saw what happens to your generational QB when you don’t protect them, they won’t let that happen again.Biadasz is the best interior OL prospect in this class and the perfect guy to help lead Mahomes’ offensive line for years to come. He’s an experienced player that’s made 27 starts over his first two seasons.”"

Ryan Wilson – CBS Sports

Pick 15: Tennessee Titans

"“The Titans’ O-line ranks 24th in run blocking and 31st in pass blocking, according to Football Outsiders, and the interior line needs reinforcements for whomever ends up under center in 2020. Biadasz has few flaws and would’ve probably been a first-rounder if he declared for the 2019 draft.”"

Joe Marino – The Draft Network

Pick 25: Miami Dolphins

"“Biadasz is a game-changing interior blocker that comes with the coveted Wisconsin pedigree that Miami likes to top into. He offers incredible play strength, mobility and football intelligence that destins him for a career littered with Pro Bowl Honors.”"

Trevor Sikkema – The Draft Network

Pick 22: Kansas City Chiefs

"“It turns out the Chiefs aren’t as invincible as many thought they would be this season. Though they could stand to pick up talent at cornerback, with the board falling like this, Biadasz would be a fantastic grab for them. He’d be a plug-and-play starter on the interior.”"

Matt Miller – Bleacher Report

Pick 24: Minnesota Vikings

"“The Minnesota Vikings offense is vastly improved with a healthy Dalvin Cook at running back and the addition of Gary Kubiak as offensive advisor. That has helped cover up an offensive line that still needs help.Wisconsin’s Tyler Biadasz is the best interior run-blocker in the nation and has the skill set to play both guard spots and center. He’s a mean mauler at the point of attack and has excelled at getting to the second level to block linebackers. That points to a good transition to a zone-blocking scheme like the one run in Minnesota.Depending on what the Vikings do in free agency, they could be looking at secondary pieces here instead. But for now, interior offensive line is once again a focal point.”"

Luke Easterling – The Draft Wire

Pick 17: Tennessee Titans

"“If there’s not a quarterback worth taking here, the Titans should set their sights on improving the interior of their offensive line instead. Biadasz is one of the most polished, experienced prospects in this entire class, and would anchor this unit for years to come.”"