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1. Oakland - Leonard Williams DT USC
The last time I saw Williams he was tearing up Cal and looking like an NFL defensive linemen playing in college, which is basically what he is. With Derek Carr looking serviceable and with no Andrew Luck type at quarterback in this draft, I think Williams is becoming a slam dunk to go number one if the Raiders get the top pick.
2. Jacksonville - Randy Gregory DE Nebraska
3. Tennessee - Marcus Mariota QB Oregon
Titans fans are already clamoring for Mariota so I think if the Titans get the chance to take him they will, even if Winston is available due to how troubled the Seminole signal caller continues to be.
4. Jets - Jameis Winston QB Florida State
5. Washington - Andrus Peat T Stanford
The Redskins are becoming a disaster and tackle is a position of need that would be perfect to fill with what talent will be available at this point in the draft. Peat looks like the best offensive line prospect in the draft and has about as big of a ceiling as you can have with a linemen with his combination of size and athleticism.
6. Tampa Bay - Shaq Thompson LB Washington
The Buccaneers might one to trade up to get a quarterback, but I would see Tennessee and the Jets trying to do whatever they could to stay above them and mocking trades is dicey. The Buccaneers would be in the perfect spot to take the best player on the board and Thompson would be a perfect fit as a guy who isn't glued into a position, but could be a star on defense and offense at the next level.
7. Chicago - Shane Ray DE Missouri
8. Carolina - Brandon Scherff T Iowa
9. Atlanta - Dante Fowler DE Florida
10. San Diego - Amari Cooper WR Alabama
11. Minnesota - Landon Collins S Alabama
12. Giants - Vic Beasley LB Clemson
13. Houston - Kevin White WR West Virginia
14. Cleveland - Devin Funchess WR Michigan
15. Cleveland - Shawn Oakman DE Baylor
16. Pittsburgh - P.J. Williams CB Florida State
17. Miami - Melvin Gordon RB Wisconsin
18. St. Louis - Cedric Ogbuehi T Texas A&M
19. San Francisco - DeVante Parker WR Louisville
20. Philadelphia - Ifo Ekpre-Olomu CB Oregon
Opponents have attacked Ekpre-Olomu due to his lack of size, but he still continues to be regarded as an All-American type and first round player. Chip Kelly loves to draft Oregon players and with Ekpre-Olomu still around and the Eagles needing a cornerback, he could be a perfect fit.
21. New Orleans - Alvin Dupree LB Kentucky
22. Baltimore - Trae Waynes CB Michigan State
23. Cincinnati - Danny Shelton DT Washington
Players of Shelton's build are becoming less popular in the NFL, but he is just about as good of a prospect of his build as you can find anymore as a 335 pound player that can move sideline to sideline. Shelton would be a huge asset for the Bengals to build around up front and aide Geno Atkins.
24. Dallas - Lorenzo Mauldin LB Louisville
25. Kansas City - Dorial Green-Beckham WR Oklahoma
26. Detroit - Eddie Goldman DT Florida State
27. Indianapolis - Shilique Calhoun DE Michigan State
28. Seattle - Todd Gurley RB Georgia
29. Arizona - Arik Armstead DE Oregon
At 6'8 295, Armstead is the kind of big, versatile, attacking player that could be a perfect additional to the Cardinals defense whether inside or outside.
30. Denver - La'el Collins T LSU
31. Green Bay - Bernardrick McKinney LB Mississippi State
32. New England - Marcus Peters CB Washington
The Patriots sure have a lot of areas of need for being the hottest team in the NFL right now. Peters is the most talented cornerback in the draft but also a head case that got himself kicked off of the team midway through the season which will knock him a ways down the draft.