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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
The Bears traded Justin Fields to the Steelers and all that's left to do is take Caleb Williams here. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
I like Jayden Daniels more than Drake Maye -- and I'd take him here. But Washington may feel differently; whatever happens, they have to take a QB here. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Maye reminds me a lot of Justin Herbert in that he didn't have a lights-out final season in college and skeptics are wondering what he'll look like at the next level. I think he'll be a better pro than college QB, and even though '23 was uneven at times, his '22 tape is pretty good. The Patriots will likely get several very lucrative opportunities to move down from No. 3 but like Washington and Chicago above them, they desperately need a quarterback. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
The Cardinals have to decide if they like WR2 or WR3 enough to move off of No. 4, where Marvin Harrison Jr. will be waiting. If so, they can trade down, get a haul, and potentially still land Malik Nabers or Rome Odunze. I have them staying put, not overthinking it and taking Harrison here. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC Now things get spicy. The Vikings package their two first-rounders -- the No. 11 and No. 23 picks -- to move up to No. 5 and take JJ McCarthy. Kirk Cousins signed with Atlanta and yes, Sam Darnold is now in the building, but there's not a much better fit for JJ McCarthy than playing for Kevin O'Connell. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
Best-case scenario for the Giants, assuming they don't want a QB in the draft. Drew Lock provides depth behind Daniel Jones and the offensive line has been bolstered through free agency. Darren Waller could retire, so Brock Bowers is a consideration here, but Nabers is the easy choice for an offense that has lacked that type of playmaking ability since Odell Beckham Jr. was in New York. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
The choice here is between Olu Fashanu and Joe Alt and while Fashanu is my OT1, Alt might be ready to start sooner. In Tennessee, he'll line up next to '23 first-rounder, Peter Skoronski. |
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8 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
The Falcons now have Rondale Moore and Darnell Mooney on the roster, reducing the likelihood of Rome Odunze. Instead, they beef up the pass rushers with Jared Verse. |
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9 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
It'll be interesting to see which edge rusher goes off the board first; I lean slightly to Verse but could understand why a team prefers Turner, one of the most explosive players in this class. With Keenan Allen now in Chicago, the Bears -- like the Falcons above -- can focus on defense here. (Alternatively, now with just four picks in the entire draft, they could choose to trade down.) |
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10 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Both New York teams get big-time playmakers ... after both New York teams spent the early days of free agency trying to fix the offensive line. Garrett Wilson finally gets some help. |
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11 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN The Chargers have jettisoned many of their skill-position players, in part because of the salary cap, and also because Jim Harbaugh will likely lean on the run as he looks to jumpstart this offense. It's why LA felt comfortable trading out of the No. 5 pick in this mock draft. And even with Olu Fashanu still on the board, Fuaga, who played right tackle at Oregon State, is the pick here. He can slide into the starting job on Day 1 and there are no projecting if he can play a new position (which would be the conversation with Fashanu). |
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12 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
Neither Denver nor Las Vegas was able to trade up in this mock draft for QB4 so they stay put and fill big needs on the the defense. Like Jared Verse vs. Dallas Turner, Terrion Arnold vs. Quinyon Mitchell will vary team by team, but both players have a chance to be special. For the Broncos, Arnold has the SEC pedigree, and after the success with Patrick Surtain Jr., going back to the Alabama well was an easy choice. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
I wouldn't call this 'settling' -- Mitchell is my CB1 after a spectacular 2023 season, Senior Bowl and NFL combine. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Somehow Fashanu is still on the board. Trevor Penning hasn't worked out at left tackle and Fashanu is too good to pass up in the middle of Round 1. |
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15 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
I thought long and hard about going CB here but WR won out. Michael Pittman is WR1 while Alec Pierce is still looking to find his form and Josh Downs is the slot threat. Thomas Jr. is a home run threat who can take some pressure off Pittman. |
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16 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
Troy Fautanu can play tackle but he may begin his NFL journey as a guard. And as it turns out, the Seahawks have a huge need at the left guard position. |
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17 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Murphy is the best defensive linemen in this class and he could end up going higher than this. The Jags addressed other positional needs early in free agency, and even with the addition of Arik Armstead, Murphy makes a lot of sense here. |
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18 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
The Bengals added tight end Mike Gesicki -- which doesn't disqualify them from the Brock Bowers sweepstakes -- but the offensive line remains an issue; right tackle JC Latham is a mauler and if he's on the board Cincy has to take him. |
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19 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Aaron Donald retired and while it would take 4-5 players to replace his production (and that may be underselling it), Newton is a twitched-up defensive lineman coming off a really good season for Illinois. Cornerback was also a consideration here. |
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20 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
There are very few holes in Jackson Powers-Johnson's game. He can play either guard or center in the NFL, and this pick for the Steelers should give fans the same feeling they had when the team took Maurkice Pouncey or David DeCastro in Round 1. |
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21 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
The Dolphins continue to get better on offense. There were a few trades above that were for other position needs that pushed Bowers down but it's hard to envision how a top-10 player (he's actually No. 6 on my big board) lasts this long. I get it. But as I've written in the past (repeatedly): In the last 20 years, 19 tight ends have gone in the first round. Five of those were selected in the top 10 (Eric Ebron, 10th overall in 2014; TJ Hockenson, 8th overall in 2019; Kellen Winslow II and Vernon Davis, 6th overall in 2004 and 2006; and Kyle Pitts, 4th overall in 2021). The other 14 were drafted between No. 19 and No. 32. And 10 months ago, Sam LaPorta lasted until Round 2. |
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22 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
If the Eagles trust Cam Jurgens at center, they can pass on Jackson Powers-Johnson here and instead focus on the secondary. DeJean is a big, strong, fast cornerback with return ability. |
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23 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN The Chargers trade down from No. 5 in this mock draft and get a starting right tackle and a starting cornerback -- and Wiggins blew up the combine after an impressive '23 season in which he played like a shutdown corner and improved as a tackler. |
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24 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz are gone, Tyler Smith now moves from left guard to left tackle, and there are questions along the interior offensive line. Selecting Powers-Johnson here would be the easiest pick of the draft. |
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25 | Ennis Rakestraw Jr. | CB | ||||
The Packers moved on from left tackle David Bakhtiari and while Rasheed Walker was serviceable, the team may want to add depth at the position. But with the top left tackles off the board, Green Bay looks to the secondary. Yes, Rakestraw only weighed 183 lbs. at the combine but his playing style reminds me of Devon Witherspoon ... who weighed 181 at the combine a year ago. |
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26 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
The team has moved on from Matt Feiler and Aaron Stinnie, and while they've signed Ben Bredeson and Sua Opeta, Graham Barton has Day 1-starter potential. He played left tackle at Duke but his NFL future will be inside. |
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27 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Cards land Marvin Harrison Jr. at No. 4, and somehow, Latu is still on the board at the bottom of Round 1. Two of the easiest picks in the first round. |
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28 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
Yes, the Bills signed Curtis Samuel but what is Stefon Diggs' future in Buffalo? Instead of waiting around to find out, the team takes AD Mitchell here; he's a big, explosive pass catcher who can dominate at all three levels. |
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29 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
It's no surprise Chop flashed at the combine and his pro day, and while he had just four sacks last season for Penn State, he's incredibly disruptive coming off the edge. In Detroit, he'll make life easier for Aidan Hutchinson and a much-improved Lions defense. |
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30 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
This feels like a layup; Morgan Moses is now with the Jets and Tyler Guyton, who was dominant at right tackle for the Sooners last season, slides into the starting job. |
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31 | Michael Penix Jr. | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: SF In 2018, the Ravens traded back into the bottom of the first round to select Lamar Jackson. The compensation: Baltimore sent picks 52 and 125 in 2018, and pick 53 in 2019 to Philadelphia for picks 32 and 132 in 2018. In this mock draft, the Raiders send picks 44 and 148 in 2024, and a 2nd- and 4th-rounder in 2025 to move up to No. 31. Las Vegas gets the best deep-ball thrower in the class, in addition to arguably the best cornerback with pick No. 13. |
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32 | Keon Coleman | WR | ||||
Yes, Coleman ran a 4.61 at the combine but I do not care. At all. He also hit more than 20 mph in the gauntlet drill and didn't drop a pass. We talk about the importance of game speed all the time and the only more obvious example might be Puka Nacua, who ran a 4.57 at the 2023 combine only to have a record-setting rookie campaign for the Rams. In KC he can be eased into the offense alongside Rashee Rice and Hollywood Brown. |
# | Team | Player | Pos | |||
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
The Bears will do plenty of research on Williams' demeanor, but if everything checks out there, he'll be the pick at No. 1. They can't trade out of the No. 1 pick again. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
The Commanders have not been shy in free agency, and Daniels could be the final piece to kick-start Washington's rebuild. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
The Patriots and Maye are arguably two of the biggest enigmas at the top of this draft. Here, they pair together, and if Maye doesn't start Week 1, that's fine with Jacoby Brissett back in New England. |
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4 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: ARI The Broncos don't have as much ammo to ascend the draft board as the Vikings do, but to me, they're more desperate, especially GM George Paton. |
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5 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
How about Jim Harbaugh drafting an Ohio State superstar? While offensive tackle and trade back will be strong considerations for the Chargers, we can't forget about this reasonably distinct possibility. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
The Giants miss out on the top-tier quarterback prospects in this class but are happy to land the explosive Nabers at No. 6. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
The Titans go with a Notre Dame blocker to protect Will Levis next to 2023 first-round pick Peter Skoronski at guard. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
Turner tested through the roof in Indianapolis, which came after a truly breakout season as Alabama's No. 1 rusher in 2023. The Falcons are devoid of a true No. 1 perimeter pass rusher. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: CHI The Cardinals do what is now a Monti Ossenfort trademark -- moving back then back into the top 10 -- and land Odunze in the process. After snagging Denver's 2025 first-round pick, they use the third-round pick this year acquired in the slide back with the Broncos (No. 76 overall) to ascend the board to land the towering Washington wideout. |
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10 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
The Jets are as all in as one franchise can get, and Bowers should provide an instant spark in the middle of the field for Gang Green's passing offense. |
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11 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
How about the draft's premier man-to-man cornerback for the Vikings to be featured in Brian Flores' ultra-aggressive man-coverage based defense? This of course would represent Plan B or Plan C for the Vikings -- instead of a quarterback -- but GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah will have many contingencies mapped out. |
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12 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
Mock Trade from: DEN The Bears add an extra third-round pick after making the deal with the Cardinals and land their bookened to Montez Sweat in the process. Nice work from GM Ryan Poles here. |
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13 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Plug-and-play right tackle with immense upside for the Raiders. Smart pick here. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Fashanu's slide stops here, and the Saints simply go best-player-available with this selection. |
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15 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
Arnold can excel in man or zone and hits like he's a much bigger cornerback. The Colts have needed a major talent -- who's young -- in the secondary for a long time. |
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16 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
Another young, talented, and highly skilled rusher for the Seahawks. New head coach Mike Macdonald knows the importance of defensive line play. |
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17 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
The Jaguars need more push from the interior of their defensive line, and Murphy would provide that instantly. |
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18 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Latham was enormous at the NFL Scouting Combine and moved rather explosively in the on-field drills. He's the Bengals' Day 1 starter at right tackle if this is the pick. And the Bengals have a history of selecting blockers in Round 1 who didn't work out pre-draft. |
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19 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAR Brandon Beane can't wait any longer. He sees Thomas still on the board and makes a move. The LSU product would give the Bills receiver group a size element it doesn't have -- outside of newly added journeyman Mack Hollins -- and premier YAC capabilities along with rebounding skills down the field. |
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20 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Wiggins is spindly but can fly and mirrors well in man-to-man coverage. Young, fun and crazy athletic duo on the perimeter with Wiggins and Joey Porter Jr. |
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21 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
JPJ didn't do the full workout in Indianapolis despite clearly being a high-level athlete on film. That indicates his camp realizes he's quite easily the top center in the class. And the Dolphins have to find a quality starter to snap to Tua Tagovailoa. |
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22 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Mock Trade from: PHI Another move from Ossenfort, this time to grab someone who head coach Jonathan Gannon could see as Haason Reddick 2.0. |
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23 | Michael Penix Jr. | QB | ||||
In this scenario, the Vikings keep all their picks -- even those in 2025 -- and land a stud cornerback prospect in Penix to operate in an awesome situation in Minnesota. |
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24 | Xavier Worthy | WR | ||||
Why can't the Cowboys add a young, elite burner to the receiver group? Worthy staying in state would be fun for Dak Prescott. |
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25 | Braden Fiske | DL | ||||
The Packers gravitate toward big-time athletes, and Fiske is the most athletic up-the-field rusher in this class. |
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26 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Robinson is probably best inside but certainly generate pressure as an edge defender at Missouri. He has first-round size and length. |
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27 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: ARI It's Alabama, not Georgia this time around for the Eagles, as they add an NFL-ready perimeter corner to a defense that sorely needs it. In the slide back, the Eagles snag a second-round pick and a third-round pick -- No. 35 and No. 71 -- from Arizona. |
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28 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Mock Trade from: BUF There's an Aaron Donald-sized hole to fill in the middle of the Rams defense, and while they won't expect Newton to fill that void alone, he has the upfield pass-rush ability to help the cause. The Rams get Buffalo's second-round pick, (No. 60) in this swap that includes Los Angeles' second third-round pick (No. 99). |
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29 | Ladd McConkey | WR | ||||
How about another nifty separator for Ben Johnson and Co. to deploy in Detroit? McConkey and St. Brown would be a blast together with the Lions. |
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30 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
Mims did some otherworldly stuff in Indianapolis at the combine at nearly 6-foot-8 and 340 pounds. He's the type of oversized, overwhelming blocker the Ravens love. |
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31 | Xavier Legette | WR | ||||
Somewhat of a surprise here, but Legette's flashes after the catch are enough for the 49ers to gravitate toward him and snag him in the late stages of Round 1. |
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32 | Kingsley Suamataia | OT | ||||
The Chiefs draft the cousin of Penei Sewell to hopefully lock down their left tackle position for a long time. |
# | Team | Player | Pos | |||
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
What can be said that has not already been said about Chicago and Caleb Williams? Yes, Justin Fields was finally traded, but no reasonable person believed they were still torn between the idea of keeping Fields or drafting Williams. |
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2 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Washington traded away quarterback Sam Howell, which removed a layer of discomfort for any incoming rookie within the quarterback room. We can now infer that whichever rookie is drafted No. 2 overall will start from Day 1 because Marcus Mariota assuredly won't. |
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3 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
Quarterbacks are taken 1-2-3 as Jayden Daniels is the latest to come off the board to New England. Is it possible the Patriots would prefer another quarterback from Michigan though? J.J. McCarthy is now the best option remaining for quarterback-needy teams. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
If quarterbacks are taken with the first three selections, then Arizona will likely get some tantalizing trade offers at No. 4 overall. Will it be enough for the Cardinals to pass on selecting Marvin Harrison Jr.? I think that decision would truly be 50-50 dependent upon the trade offer. |
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5 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC While Arizona was not willing to move off its pick in this scenario, Los Angeles was. Head coach John Harbaugh wants to build a physical football team, and that makes it more likely that they select tight end Brock Bowers or an offensive tackle, in my opinion. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
If four quarterbacks are gone in the top five overall, then New York's opinion on luck is based on what you thought the Giants wanted to do with this selection. Were they truly in the market for a quarterback or do they benefit with Malik Nabers falling to this point? |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
Tennessee has added wide receiver Calvin Ridley, running back Tony Pollard, center Lloyd Cushenberry and now left tackle Joe Alt to the offense this offseason. Three, potentially four, new starters on that side of the ball. Will Levis is a big winner in their decision-making. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
The first defensive prospect comes off the board at No. 8 overall. There has only been one occurrence since 2000 where the first defensive prospect did not come off the board until No. 8 overall or late; Jaycee Horn was the first at No. 8 overall in 2021. Atlanta gets a difference-maker. |
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9 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Some may believe that the trade for Keenan Allen ends any possibility that Chicago may use its second choice in the first round on a wide receiver. I am not in that camp. Allen is a rental. Rome Odunze and D.J. Moore is a long-term plan. |
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10 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
New York is going all-in on this season with two 33-year-old offensive tackles and a 40-year-old quarterback. It would be incredibly short-sighted to think that plan is going to be fulfilled without issue. Taliese Fuaga gives them insurance in the event of injury on the offensive line and he is the starter long term. |
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11 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN After trading back from No. 5 overall, Los Angeles lands potentially the best offensive tackle prospect in the draft. Olu Fashanu would theoretically play left tackle and Rashawn Slater would flip to the other side, which is where he spent time at Northwestern. |
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12 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
Denver has bigger needs, beginning with quarterback, but the board probably pushes the Broncos toward this route. Patrick Surtain II and Terrion Arnold would be a fun pairing. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Quinyon Mitchell is the top-rated cornerback for me personally. He has aced every step in the pre-draft process thus far. Las Vegas has been unable to identify long-term fits in that secondary. |
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14 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Michael Thomas is gone and that leaves a void next to Chris Olave despite Rashid Shaheed's emergence. Brian Thomas Jr. has that typical X receiver skill set that would free up Olave to line up around the formation. |
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15 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: IND If Pittsburgh wants an offensive tackle, then it may choose to be aggressive in filling that need in the first round. The selection of J.C. Latham would allow Broderick Jones to move back to the left side. The Steelers could really lean on the run game with that offensive line. |
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16 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
Seahawks head coach Mike MacDonald has seen firsthand the impact Mark Andrews has had on an offense. Seattle gets its own dynamic talent at the position despite re-signing Noah Fant. |
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17 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Jacksonville had to part ways with Darious Williams for salary cap purposes so that creates a need in the secondary. Nate Wiggins is a high-end man-coverage cornerback who is still a bit inconsistent. |
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18 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
Cincinnati has filled the right tackle position, but bringing in Troy Fautanu allows the Bengals to upgrade the interior offensive line in the short term and potentially give them a long-term solution to either tackle situation. |
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19 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Aaron Donald has announced his retirement and that creates a void along the Rams' defensive line alongside Kobe Turner. They really need a bigger body that can impact the run defense, but Byron Murphy II is a well-rounded interior defender. |
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20 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: PIT Indianapolis is able to trade back, pick up some additional draft resources and still make an impact addition at cornerback, which is likely the position it would address with its initial pick anyway. |
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21 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Jackson Powers-Johnson has positional flexibility along the interior so the free agent signing of Aaron Brewer should not deter them from going in this direction. The team lost guard Robert Hunt in free agency. |
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22 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
It feels like Philadelphia is motivated to move on from Josh Sweat this offseason, which is a curious move unless the Eagles have a plan to bring in someone else. Bryce Huff, Haason Reddick and Nolan Smith are not exactly expected to hold up against the run. |
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23 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
Los Angeles addressed its biggest needs in the first round as it rebuilds around quarterback Justin Herbert; first offensive tackle and now wide receiver with Adonai Mitchell. |
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24 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Dallas lost left tackle Tyron Smith and center Tyler Biadasz from last year's offensive line. Graham Barton has positional flexibility so his presence allows the Cowboys to get their five best on the field; Terrence Steele, Zack Martin and Tyler Smith are obviously a part of that equation. |
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25 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
Amarius Mims has the athletic ability that would allow him to transition from right to left tackle. Green Bay and veteran David Bakhtiari finally parted ways this offseason, which creates a hole on the left side. |
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26 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
Carlton Davis is no longer on the roster so the selection of Cooper DeJean allows that position to remain a strength for the organization. |
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27 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Arizona adds a key piece to its defense with the selection of defensive tackle Johnny Newton. Newton is a high-motor interior defender who will help the organization move opposing quarterbacks off their spot. |
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28 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
Buffalo recommitted to Dion Dawkins this offseason, but the franchise must continue its investment in Josh Allen's protection. Right tackle Spencer Brown is coming off his best season, but he has been inconsistent. |
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29 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
Laiatu Latu would be a steal at this stage of the first round. He is a great complement to Aidan Hutchinson and Josh Paschal in that defense. The defensive line has now added D.J. Reader and Latu this offseason. |
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30 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Baltimore has lost a few key pieces on the offensive line so it is difficult to see it not addressing that unit in the first round. The Ravens may love a future with Ben Cleveland, Andrew Vorhees as their starting offensive guards and Patrick Mekari as their starting offensive tackle, but there are too many unknowns for a contender to feel comfortable. Despite all that, a run on the position has already taken place and the franchise is left filling the void of Jadeveon Clowney. |
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31 | Kingsley Suamataia | OT | ||||
San Francisco signed right tackle Colton McKivitz to a one-year extension, but it is essentially the equivalent of a swing tackle contract in the NFL. The selection of Kingsley Suamataia gives the 49ers more stability along the offensive line for the next five years. |
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32 | Keon Coleman | WR | ||||
Kansas City needs size to go along with Rashee Rice because Travis Kelce is not going to be able to play forever. Keon Coleman has not tested well, but he plays faster. When it is all said and done, he will likely get squeezed out of the first round. |
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
There's plenty of time between now and the first pick of the draft, but while you'll hear plenty of speculation about what the Bears could do here or red flags on Caleb Williams, don't get caught up in them. Barring something cataclysmic, Williams will be a Chicago Bear. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
I'm confident Caleb Williams will go first, but as for the second QB off the board, it's anybody's guess. Opinions vary across the league on who the best QB is in this class after Williams. In this mock, the Commanders are lured by the tantalizing playmaking and potential of Jayden Daniels. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: NE When the Vikings made the trade with Houston to add a first-round pick, it sent alarm bells about what their plans might be following Kirk Cousins's departure. Minnesota packages those two picks to move up and grab a new franchise quarterback. |
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4 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: ARI The Titans don't mess around here. They want Joe Alt and make sure they get him by moving up to No. 4. There's been so much focus on the QBs in this class, and we haven't talked nearly enough about the franchise cornerstone potential of some of the tackles in the class. Alt is the best of the bunch. |
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5 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: LAC Trades everywhere you look, and only one for a QB! In this scenario, it's hard to imagine somebody won't be looking to move up if Marvin Harrison is available. The Jets take advantage here to pair Harrison with Garrett Wilson and give former VP hopeful Aaron Rodgers another weapon. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
I don't know how Giants fans would feel seeing this flurry of action in front of them, but when the dust settles, they still have excellent options available to fill multiple needs. For me, the value of adding Malik Nabers to an offense with a serious devoid of playmakers is too much to pass up. |
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7 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: TEN The Cardinals passed up on the chance to draft Marvin Harrison but added assets and got Rome Odunze. That's not bad if you ask me. Ironically enough, one of the players I see Odunze compared to most often is former Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald. Arizona would probably be pretty happy with another decade of that production. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
I could see a team looking to trade up for a QB here if this is how things fall, but instead of going that route I have the Falcons adding what they view as the top edge rusher in the class in Alabama's Dallas Turner. The addition of Turner and Atlanta's moves in free agency suddenly make the Falcons a team to be reckoned with in the NFC South. |
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9 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: CHI The Bears would love to add more draft picks after parting with multiple in recent trades, so they listen when Denver calls looking to move up. As for Denver, there's been a significant overhaul of the roster, and there's a gaping hole at QB. Michigan's J.J. McCarthy strikes me as a prospect Sean Payton could be intrigued by. |
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10 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: NYJ After parting ways with Mike Williams and Keenan Allen, the popular theory is that the Chargers will use the No. 5 pick to add a receiver. I still think Jim Harbaugh will look to build from the line of scrimmage out. So they trade down to 10, add a great right tackle in Fuaga, and could address the need for receivers later in a deep WR class. |
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11 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN The Patriots didn't sign Jacoby Brissett as a long-term answer, but this roster has plenty of needs. By trading down and adding picks, they can address more of them. One of those needs is along the offensive line, where they add a prospect oozing with potential in Fashanu. |
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12 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
The Bears have made plenty of moves this offseason but have yet to address the need for another pass rusher. Florida State's Jared Verse fits the profile of what they've looked for here in the past. |
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13 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
The Raiders still need to address the quarterback spot but aren't comfortable with the options here. So after putting together one of the best defensive lines in the NFL they get to work on the secondary by adding a corner who just feels like a Raider in Toledo's Quinyon Mitchell. |
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14 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
New Orleans needs a new left tackle, and Fautanu is about as solid as it gets at the position. He's an excellent athlete who held up well against some excellent pass rushers in his time with the Huskies. |
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15 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
I'm high on Terrion Arnold, who had a rough start to the season for Alabama but was playing at a remarkably high level by the end of the year. He's a player who stands out repeatedly when watching the tape and would be an excellent addition to the Colts defense. |
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16 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
The best way to describe the tackle talent in this draft class is that I have Georgia's Amarius Mims as the fifth one off the board in the first half of the first round, and there's a legitimate shot he winds up as the best of them all. He hasn't played nearly as many snaps as the players taken ahead of him, so it could take some time, but the athletic ability he displays for a man his size (and not just in tights) is awe-inspiring. |
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17 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
Mitchell is a player whose name I hear pop up more often as the draft approaches. Although his overall production isn't there compared to the other top receivers in the class, teams are intrigued by Mitchell's combination of size, speed and physicality when attacking the football. |
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18 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Whether or not this is Cincinnati's most pressing need is up for debate, but Murphy is as disruptive an interior defender as you'll find in this class. The Bengals have addressed some holes on offense already, and this pick is a boost to the defensive front. |
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19 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
With Aaron Donald's retirement, the Rams suddenly find themselves with a massive hole in the interior of their defensive line. Newton is not Aaron Donald, but they share similar traits. Both are undersized, disruptive interior linemen with strong and violent hands. |
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20 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Whether it's Russell Wilson or Justin Fields at QB, the Steelers need to improve along the offensive line. Barton offers positional versatility as he played left tackle at Duke, but many NFL teams see him as an interior lineman who could end up at center. His combination of effectiveness at multiple spots will come in handy for Pittsburgh. |
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21 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Dolphins defense took a massive hit when Christian Wilkins left for Las Vegas, but they're able to start rebuilding their pass rush with Latu. |
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22 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Bringing C.J. Gardner-Johnson back is a good start to fixing the secondary, but the Eagles shouldn't stop there. Consider me to be very pro-Nate Wiggins as I'm a big fan of his length, speed and demeanor. |
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23 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN Moving down from the third spot nets the Patriots a new left tackle in Olu Fashanu and a deep threat in the passing game who could evolve into much more in LSU's Brian Thomas. In this scenario, it's possible the Pats would take a quarterback with their second-round pick. |
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24 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Based on their lack of action in free agency, the Cowboys could go any number of directions with this pick. While a tackle to replace Tyron Smith is in play, Jackson Powers-Johnson makes sense too. |
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25 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
Green Bay has given itself flexibility at this spot after the moves it has already made, so I see this as a combination of need and the best player available. DeJean's absence from the combine has caused him to be overlooked in some circles and raised questions about how teams see him, but I've seen enough of him in college to expect he's still a first-round pick. |
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26 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
Speaking of best player available, here's Brock Bowers falling to Tampa. Retaining Mike Evans is huge, as is keeping Baker Mayfield, but the Bucs can't stop adding weapons to their offense if they want to maintain their hold on the division. Bowers is not the classic tight end, but he's a matchup nightmare in the passing game. |
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27 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
The Cardinals have gotten to work fixing their defense and continue toward that goal by adding McKinstry to the secondary. Overall, moving down, adding assets and finishing the first round with Rome Odunze and McKinstry is a very strong start to the draft for Arizona. |
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28 | Tyler Nubin | S | ||||
Cards on the table: I had no idea what to do as I went through this mock exercise and reached this pick. Buffalo has had to clear a lot of cap room recently, but it's also added some pieces. One spot that still needs to be addressed is safety, and while I don't know for sure there's a safety teams view as a first-rounder in this draft, Nubin's my favorite in the class. |
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29 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
In previous mocks, I said that no matter what happened, I would have the Lions address their secondary with this pick. Well, I lied. This time, I have them adding Chop Robinson to enhance their pass rush, which will, in turn, help the secondary. So it's only a half-lie! |
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30 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
The Ravens may go receiver or corner here instead, but they have a need at tackle, and Latham is excellent value for them this late in the first. Plus, it's not like the Ravens don't have a long history of drafting Alabama players. |
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31 | Jordan Morgan | OT | ||||
The 49ers have been actively overhauling their defense this offseason but still need reinforcements on the offensive line. Morgan is one of the most underappreciated players in this class. It's understandable due to the depth at tackle, but I see him as an above-average starter at the position for a decade. |
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32 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
The tackle run continues to end the first round. Adding Marquise Brown in free agency probably doesn't keep the Chiefs from taking another receiver in the draft, but it could push them to address other needs earlier. As Patrick Mahomes approaches 30, the Chiefs should have a long-term eye on protecting him along the offensive line. |
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
Justin Fields has yet to be traded, but that doesn't impact the Bears' draft plans. Caleb Williams will be the pick here. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
New offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury gets another dual-threat dynamo and Heisman Trophy winner (with Kyler Murray being the other) in Jayden Daniels. |
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3 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: NE Of teams with top-three picks, it seems as though the Patriots have the weakest roster. So, while New England badly wants to find a long-term successor to Tom Brady , it opts to trade back eight spots and acquire valuable assets it can use to build out its team under new head coach Jerod Mayo. Meanwhile, the Vikings get their Kirk Cousins replacement in Drake Maye using the second first-round pick they gained in a trade with the Texans. |
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4 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
The Cardinals opt to keep the No. 4 pick and select one of the best WR prospects in recent memory. |
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5 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
It's never a bad thing to provide Justin Herbert with the best offensive tackle in the draft class, but the Chargers decide to go the receiver route after releasing Mike Williams and trading Keenan Allen . Malik Nabers has all of the tools to be a big contributor right away in Los Angeles. |
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6 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Best-case scenario for the Giants, who get the QB they're reportedly interested in without giving up anything. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
The Titans got Will Levis a stud RB (Tony Pollard ) and a stud WR (Calvin Ridley) in free agency. Now they get him a stud LT in Joe Alt. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
With Kirk Cousins signed, the suddenly dangerous Falcons turn their attention to the defensive side of the ball. Dallas Turner gives Atlanta firepower off the edge. |
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9 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
This pick was initially Rome Odunze . Then the Bears traded for Keenan Allen . I don't think the Allen trade prohibits Chicago from still going WR here, especially if they view Odunze as a blue-chip player, but in this mock draft, the front office pairs Montez Sweat with one of the best pass rushers in this class in Jared Verse. |
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10 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
The Jets were reportedly keyed in on Taliese Fuaga at the Senior Bowl, and the Oregon State standout has done nothing to hurt his chances of being a top-10 pick. The offensive line remodel continues in front of Aaron Rodgers. |
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11 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN The Patriots reportedly tried to land Calvin Ridley in free agency, but the star WR ended up signing with the Titans. New England's consolation prize at WR1 is the powerful and productive Rome Odunze. |
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12 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
Russell Wilson is officially gone, so the Broncos are definitely in the mix to add a QB. I just don't know if Sean Payton is willing to give up as many assets as other teams (Vikings, Giants, etc.) to move into position to take one of the top prospects. Instead, Denver adds a arguable top-5 talent outside the top 10. |
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13 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
Olu Fashanu falls into the laps of the Raiders, who are in need of quality offensive linemen after Jermaine Eluemunor left for the Giants in free agency. |
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14 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
Michael Thomas out, Brian Thomas Jr. in for Derek Carr and the Saints offense. The other LSU standout has all the tools to thrive alongside Chris Olave. |
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15 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
The Colts made Kenny Moore the highest-paid nickel cornerback in NFL history, but they still need an outside guy opposite Dallis Flowers , who missed most of last season with a torn Achilles. Quinyon Mitchell can be that player from Day 1. |
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16 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
The Seahawks brought back Leonard Williams, but they need more on the defensive interior. Byron Murphy II will not only disrupt the passer; he'll help a rush defense that allowed 24 rushing touchdowns (tied-second worst in NFL) in 2023. |
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17 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
All of the sudden, the AFC South has some offensive firepower with C.J. Stroud and the Texans and Will Levis and the Titans, the latter of which has both DeAndre Hopkins and newly signed Calvin Ridley. If the Jaguars want to get back on top of the division, they'll need better defensive players at premium positions. Getting potentially the top CB in the class certainly qualifies. |
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18 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
Protect Joe Burrow at all costs -- that needs to be the goal for the Bengals this offseason. Yet Cincinnati let right tackle Jonah Williams walk and haven't signed any offensive linemen during the first week of free agency. That makes it imperative that Cincinnati invest significant draft capital into the position, and it does so here by selecting the massive yet nimble JC Latham. |
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19 | Johnny Newton | DL | ||||
Future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald has retired, which means defensive tackle just became a major need for the Rams. Johnny Newton doesn't compare to one of the best defensive players of all-time, but he'll help lighten the blow of Donald hanging up the cleats. |
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20 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Easy one here. Steelers select the Oregon Mauler to replace the recently released Mason Cole . New QB1 Russell Wilson gets a rookie center. |
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21 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
The Dolphins get younger and much cheaper after replacing the departed Robert Hunt (who signed a 5-year, $100M deal with the Panthers) with Troy Fautanu. He played left tackle at Washington but will likely kick inside. |
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22 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
The Eagles addressed edge rusher by retaining Josh Sweat and signing Bryce Huff. Now they address the aging secondary, adding the long and blazing fast Nate Wiggins. |
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23 | Michael Penix Jr. | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: HOU The Patriots traded back, used the extra pick to snag a No. 1 WR, and now get that wideout his college QB in Michael Penix Jr. The main concern for the Heisman Trophy finalist was his medical history, but "With the First Pick" podcast host and former GM Rick Spielman said recently that he passed that test with flying colors. Combine that with a squeaky clean combine workout, and he's worthy of first-round consideration. |
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24 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
The Cowboys let All -Pro left tackle Tyron Smith hit free agency, so they find his replacement in Amarius Mims. |
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25 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
The Packers have used 12 of their past 13 first-round picks on the defensive side of the ball -- with the lone offensive player being Jordan Love -- and I expect that to continue this year. Green Bay snags the sliding Laiatu Latu to improve their pass rush. |
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26 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
The Buccaneers shipped Carlton Davis to the Lions, which made sense based on Davis ' price tag and Tampa's previous moves (re-signing Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans ). Kool-Aid McKinstry isn't as highly touted as former Alabama teammate Terrion Arnold, but he has all the tools to develop into a consistent outside corner. |
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27 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
The Cardinals invested heavily on defense in the first wave of free agency, but they need to get Kyler Murray some playmakers, especially after Marquise Brown signed with the Chiefs. Adonai Mitchell only had one year of big-time collegiate production, but his skillset lends itself to being one of Murray's favorite targets right away. |
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28 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Want to finally unseat the Chiefs? You have to be able to make Mahomes uncomfortable. With veteran pass rusher Leonard Floyd signing with the 49ers, the Bills replace him with the explosive and athletic Chop Robinson. |
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29 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
Like Troy Fautanu, Graham Barton was a college tackle who's expected to move inside in the NFL. The Lions could certainly use him there after Jonah Jackson signed with the Rams. |
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30 | Tyler Guyton | OT | ||||
The Ravens immediately replace Morgan Moses, who was traded to the Jets during the first week of free agency. |
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31 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
The 49ers go best player available and stop the slide of Cooper DeJean, a versatile and productive playmaker who will make the secondary better in whatever role he plays. |
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32 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
Yes, Chris Jones is back, but you can never have enough pass rushers. Darius Robinson is a Round 1 talent with the versatility that DC Steve Spagnuolo will love. |
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1 | Caleb Williams | QB | ||||
It's becoming obvious that Caleb Williams is the pick for the Bears. They have had a nice offseason, and if he's the real deal, watch out for this team. |
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2 | Jayden Daniels | QB | ||||
They are definitely taking a quarterback and Jayden Daniels should be the pick. He's the most-improved player I've ever seen in the draft process. That matters. |
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3 | J.J. McCarthy | QB | ||||
Would I draft J.J. McCarthy here? No way. But he just seems like a Patriots quarterback -- a leader and a winner. |
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4 | Drake Maye | QB | ||||
Mock Trade from: ARI They make the bold move to go get a quarterback, which they must do. Drake Maye is rumored to be their guy. |
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5 | Marvin Harrison Jr. | WR | ||||
With Keenan Allen traded to the Bears and Mike Williams released, they need to get a receiver in the worst way. Marvin Harrison Jr. is considered by most to be the best. |
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6 | Malik Nabers | WR | ||||
The Giants lack a true playmaker outside, which is what Malik Nabers can be. I think he's the best receiver in this draft. |
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7 | Joe Alt | OT | ||||
They took guard Peter Skoronski last year, so now they take Joe Alt to play next to him. The line in front of Will Levis suddenly would be much improved. |
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8 | Dallas Turner | EDGE | ||||
Mock Trade from: ATL The Falcons have seemingly been searching for a top-tier edge rusher for a decade. Dallas Turner has those types of skills. They did a lot for the offense in free agency, so now it's time to add to the defense. |
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9 | Jared Verse | EDGE | ||||
The Bears need to add an edge player opposite Montez Sweat. Jared Verse has the speed and power teams love. They could consider offensive line here, but edge makes more sense. |
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10 | Rome Odunze | WR | ||||
They are trying to get more help outside to go with Garrett Wilson. Rome Odunze is a big target who would make a nice complement to Wilson's game -- even with the one-year signing of Mike Williams. |
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11 | Quinyon Mitchell | CB | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN They signed Sean Murphy-Bunting in free agency, but you can never have enough corners. They also could look to add a receiver here, maybe Brian Thomas Jr. from LSU |
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12 | Brock Bowers | TE | ||||
They don't get a lot out of the position, so taking Brock Bowers would make sense. They could also look to get help for their offensive line. |
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13 | Taliese Fuaga | OT | ||||
You can never go wrong taking a big, powerful offensive lineman. Taliese Fuaga would fit better on the right side than Olu Fashanu from Penn State. |
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14 | Olumuyiwa Fashanu | OT | ||||
In this mock, Olu Fashanu falls down this far, which might be unlikely since he's so talented. The Saints have to fix their line, and he would go a long way towards doing that. |
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15 | Terrion Arnold | CB | ||||
They have two young corners they like, but in a division loaded with young passers on the rise, they need more. Terrion Arnold would be a nice addition. |
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16 | Byron Murphy II | DL | ||||
Taking an up-the-field type of player makes sense for new coach Mike Macdonald, who had Justin Madubuike in Baltimore. Byron Murphy II plays a lot like Madubuike. |
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17 | Brian Thomas Jr. | WR | ||||
They tried to keep Calvin Ridley, but he went to Tennessee. So now they add a speedy, big player to go with Gabe Davis, Christian Kirk and Zay Jones. They could consider corner here as well. |
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18 | JC Latham | OT | ||||
They need to get a long-term answer at right tackle and JC Latham is a perfect fit. He is a big, power player who will give them a nice right tackle even after they signed Trent Brown to a one-year deal. |
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19 | Laiatu Latu | EDGE | ||||
With Aaron Donald gone, they need to get help on the edge to help improve the rush. They have some good, young down players, but need edge help. Laiatu Latu can be that guy. |
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20 | Troy Fautanu | IOL | ||||
They need more help up front, and Troy Fautanu can play guard or tackle. He is a power player who fits the Steelers. |
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21 | Amarius Mims | OT | ||||
Terron Armstead is getting up in the years and was said to be considering retiring, so it's time to get a long-term left tackle. Amarius Mims can play right guard in 2024 when Armstead is on the field. |
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22 | Kool-Aid McKinstry | CB | ||||
Corner is a big issue for them as age has become a problem with their starters. They need to get a young cover player who can improve the back end. |
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23 | Jackson Powers-Johnson | IOL | ||||
Mock Trade from: MIN They need to get better inside and center Hjalte Froholdt is in the final year of his contract. Jackson Powers-Johnson would give them a nice player to develop the line around. |
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24 | Nate Wiggins | CB | ||||
Corner help is needed with Stephon Gilmore gone. Nate Wiggins has outstanding cover skills, but some scouts have knocked him for his tackling. But he's not as bad on tape as that sounds. |
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25 | Cooper DeJean | CB | ||||
They need help at corner and Cooper DeJean would make sense. He could also move inside to safety if they needed to do that down the road. |
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26 | Graham Barton | OT | ||||
The center spot was an issue for them last year, so taking Graham Barton makes sense. He played tackle last year, but most teams think he's better off inside. |
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27 | Xavier Worthy | WR | ||||
They need deep speed in their offense. Xavier Worthy blew away the 40-yard dash at the combine, so he could be that guy. He isn't big, but he can fly. |
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28 | Troy Franklin | WR | ||||
Troy Franklin is thin, but he can fly. The Bills need a burner to help open up the passing game. Franklin has that type of ability. |
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29 | Darius Robinson | EDGE | ||||
They signed Marcus Davenport in free agency to a one-year deal, but they need more help. Darius Robinson could be a major steal in this spot playing opposite Aiden Hutchinson. |
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30 | Ennis Rakestraw Jr. | CB | ||||
The Ravens need to inject some youth into their corner spot. They also lost Ronald Darby to the Jaguars in free agency. Ennis Rakestraw Jr. didn't test great, but he plays faster than his times. |
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31 | Chop Robinson | EDGE | ||||
They signed Leonard Floyd, but they need more help rushing the passer. Chop Robinson has the speed that would show up in their defense. |
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32 | Adonai Mitchell | WR | ||||
They signed Marquise Brown to a one-year deal, but they need long-term help. Adonai Mitchell can stretch the field, which they need. Could also consider corner here. |