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- Cleveland - Myles Garrett DE Texas A&M
- San Francisco - Solomon Thomas DE Stanford - Thomas’ stock has simmered since the Sun Bowl and combine and has turned himself into the second or third best prospect in the draft. The 49ers don’t have a direct need at defensive end, but I think they will decide if they like Thomas or Jonathan Allen more and take their pick.
- Chicago - Jonathan Allen DE Alabama
- Jacksonville - Leonard Fournette RB LSU
- Tennessee - Marlon Humphrey CB Alabama
- Jets - Jamal Adams S LSU
- Chargers - Malik Hooker S Ohio State
- Carolina - Marshon Lattimore CB Ohio State
- Cincinnati - Reuben Foster LB Alabama
- Buffalo - Mike Williams WR Clemson
- New Orleans - Derek Barnett DE Tennessee
- Cleveland - Mitchell Trubisky QB North Carolina
- Arizona - Taco Charlton DE Michigan
- Philadelphia - Dalvin Cook RB Florida State
- Indianapolis - Cam Robinson T Alabama
- Baltimore - Garett Bolles T Utah - Bolles brought himself into the top offensive lineman in the draft conversation with his combine performance. The Ravens need to rebuild at tackle and there aren’t many other players who aren’t a reach here at positions they need help at.
- Washington - Haason Reddick LB Temple
- Tennessee - O.J. Howard TE Alabama
- Tampa Bay - John Ross WR Washington - I can’t see the fastest player in combine history falling further than this. A team like Tampa Bay who really needs more targets for their young quarterback would be a perfect landing spot for Ross.
- Denver - Forrest Lamp G Western Kentucky
- Detroit - Gareon Conley CB Ohio State
- Miami - Charles Harris DE Missouri
- Giants - Ryan Ramcyzk T Wisconsin
- Oakland - Jarrad Davis LB Florida
- Houston - Adoree’ Jackson CB USC - Jackson is a guarantee first round athlete with as much potential as any player in this draft. The Texans could use a boost in their secondary and a player like Jackson could come in right away and turn into a star with the help he would get from their front seven.
- Seattle - Chidobe Awuzie CB Colorado - I think the Pac-12 has the five best corner prospects in the draft and Awuzie is the best of them in my opinion. The Seahawks need a new, young lockdown corner and they could find him in Awuzie.
- Kansas City - Corey Davis WR Western Michigan
- Dallas - Obi Melifonwu S UConn
- Green Bay - Tre’Davious White CB LSU
- Pittsburgh - Jabril Peppers S Michigan
- Atlanta - Takkarist McKinley DE UCLA - An injury will prevent McKinley from being the Top 10 selection he could be, but this elite pass rusher can only fall so far. The Falcons really need help on the edge and McKinley would be a steal here.
- New Orleans - Kevin King CB Washington - The 6’3 King was overshadowed by stud corner teammate Sidney Jones at Washington, but it won’t stop him from being a first round pick. The Saints need help at cornerback and King has outrageous length and potential.
2nd Round
33. Cleveland - Christian McCaffrey RB Stanford - McCaffrey is so hard to peg. He has so much going for him, but at the same time is a questionable NFL prospect. A team with four picks in the first two rounds with a need for playmakers at running back like Cleveland would be a great spot for him if he falls this far.
34. San Francisco - DeShone Kizer QB Notre Dame
35. Jacksonville - David Njoku TE Miami
36. Chicago - Deshaun Watson QB Clemson
37. Rams - Dan Feeney G Indiana
38. Chargers - T.J. Watt LB Wisconsin
39. Jets - Zach Cunningham LB Vanderbilt
40. Carolina - Alvin Kamara RB Tennessee
41. Cincinnati - Ahkello Witherspoon CB Colorado - Witherspoon is basically Colorado’s Kevin King and could go as high as the first round as a 6’3 corner who can run a 4.4 40. The Bengals could use a boost as cornerback and Witherspoon is a great value here.
42. New Orleans - JuJu Smith-Schuster WR USC - The Saints need a new receiver now that Brandin Cooks is gone and Smith-Schuster is the kind of big play target they need. Smith-Schuster has first round talent and should be available in the second round.
43. Philadelphia - Curtis Samuel WR Ohio State
44. Buffalo - Budda Baker S Washington - Baker would be a sure fire first round pick if he was a couple inches taller. Either way, he is steal here for the Bills in the second round.
45. Arizona - Pat Mahomes QB Texas Tech
46. Indianapolis - Fabian Moreau CB UCLA - Another combine star, Moreau is 6’1 200, but runs a 4.3. The Colts need major defensive help and he could slide in right away.
47. Minnesota - D’Onta Foreman RB Texas
48. Baltimore - Dawuane Smoot DE Illinois
49. Washington - Tanoh Kpassagnon DE Villanova
50. Tampa Bay - Joe Mixon RB Oklahoma
51. Denver - Evan Engram TE Mississippi
52. Cleveland - Quincy Wilson CB Florida
53. Detroit - Caleb Brantley DT Florida
54. Miami - Jalen Tabor CB Florida
55. Giants - Malik McDowell DE Michigan State
56. Oakland - Jordan Willis DE Kansas State
57. Houston - Davis Webb QB Cal - I think Webb cemented himself as a second round pick with his combine performance. The Texans really need a quarterback and Webb is the only one worth taking right here who should be available.
58. Seattle - Dion Dawkins T Temple
59. Kansas City - Taylor Moton T Western Michigan
60. Dallas - Chris Wormley DE Michigan
61. Green Bay - Tim Williams LB Alabama
62. Pittsburgh - Gerald Everett TE South Alabama
63. Atlanta - Marcus Williams S Utah - Williams is an amazing talent at safety to still be around late in the second round. The Falcons need secondary help and a rangy safety with speed and hitting ability like Williams would be an excellent choice.
64. Carolina - Carl Lawson DE Auburn