The Titans attacked free agency by making multiple additions along both trenches and appear to be leaning toward taking a QB Cam Ward at #1. 

The Browns have never been shy about taking swings at the QB position.  Sanders may not be the popular pick for Cleveland but if he is good enough to be selected by the Giants at #3, he is good enough to be selected at #2.  The Browns should take another swing.

The Giants miss out on the QB fun and may need to trade up to get their guy. Enter Plan B with Abdul Carter. Carter is an impact Edge tweener with the versatility to rush the passer from various positions.  

The Patriots desperately need a left tackle to protect QB Drake Maye and a handful of weapons.  Membou has rocketed up draft boards after an outstanding combine performance showcasing elite athletic traits.  

Jacksonville has made a number of moves in FA but still needs to address the interior defensive line.  Mason Graham is a game-wrecker inside and will add immediate impact for the Jaguar defense.

The biggest shock of this mock is finally over as Travis Hunter heads to Las Vegas.  I have a hard time believing he'll fall this far but if he does it'll be because front offices and staffs overthink it and fail to agree on a position for Hunter. 

Tyler Warren, Football Player.  Warren showed he could do it all on the field in 2024 by lining up at TE, WR, RB, and QB for the Nittany Lions.  Warren should fit nicely with new QB Justin Fields, RB Breece Hall, and WR Garrett Wilson.

Walker played linebacker at Georgia and while he needs development as a true pass rusher, his speed and explosion jump off the screen.  He is a player the opposing offense must be aware of at all times.

The Saints lost Paulson Adebo to free agency and could look to replace him with Michigan DB Will Johnson.  Johnson is a former 5-star recruit who stands at almost 6'2" with instincts to make game-changing plays (3 INT returned for TDs).

Barkley helped get the Eagles back to the Super Bowl with an OPOY performance in 2024 regular season.  Is Ashton Jeanty the next Barkley?  Chicago addressed offensive line needs in Free Agency and could opt to put a show-stopping weapon around Caleb Williams.  

The 49ers have a lot to do after slashing their team, seemingly, to pay QB Brock Purdy.  The team has always built itself up from the inside out and Stewart is an Edge player loaded with physical traits that could pair nicely with Nick Bosa.

The Cowboys lose out on Jeanty but get a WR some have compared to WRs Drake London, AJ Green, and Tee Higgins.  So, basically a tall WR who can get up to win at the catch-point while also being able to separate underneath and create YAC.  Get Dak some weapons, Jerry.

Will Campbell helps the Dolphins fill voids at guard or right tackle with a potential longer-term fit at LT when current LT Terron Armstead decides to retire.

The Colts have a new defensive coordinator in town and it only makes sense to get him some help as soon as possible.  Mykel Williams' size and style seem to fit what Lou Amarumo looks for in his defensive ends.

If Atlanta is okay with Mike Green's background, he is a slam-dunk selection for a team that has spent years searching for a pass rusher.

The Cardinals could use run defense help along their defensive line and may need to look to the draft for help.  Kenneth Grant is a big body DT (6'3" 331) who excels against the run more than as a 3 tech penetrator.  This is okay since Grant is likely to be used as a 5 tech DE in the Cardinals base 3-4.  

The Bengals need pass rush help whether they extend All Pro DE Trey Hendrickson or not.  James Pearce Jr has rumors swirling about his character and attitude but it may not be enough to sway the Bengals from taking him at 17.

Booker used his massive size to be a dominant force inside for Alabama.  Seattle could use that to shore up the interior for their run game and protecting Sam Darnold.

Tampa has aging linebackers on 1-year deals so adding Campbell would add some youth and speed to the defense.  He was a defensive end before moving to linebacker so he might have untapped potential as an edge defender or rush linebacker at the next level.  

Denver added TE Evan Engram on offense but the team could use another WR who has #1 WR potential.

The Steelers look to add to the secondary to help cover the top-end wide receivers within their own division.  Barron has 4.39 speed and is rising. If teams look past Barron's height (5'11") and length (29.6 inch arms), he could easily make it into the top 15 selections come April.

Khalil Mack returns for the Chargers but Joey Bosa is now in Buffalo.  The Chargers could use an injection of youth on the edge.  Ezeiruaku is on the smaller side at 6'2" 247lbs but he was very productive (14 sacks) in 2024.

Nolen is a disruptive interior pass rusher who would look great next to Rashan Gary on the defensive line.

Emmanwori is an athletic freak who can make plays all over the field and is willing to get dirty at the LOS.

The Texans need to shore up their offensive line or risk wasting another year on Stroud's rookie contract.

Simmons is returning from an injury that derailed his 2024 season.  Prior to that he was well on his way to being a top 10 discussion.

The Ravens lost starting guard Patrick Mekari to free agency so Donovan Jackson should be able to step into the starting lineup over Andrew Voorhees.  Jackson could also fill the swing tackle role in the event an injury occurs to starting tackles Stanley or Rosengarten.

If the Lions want to address the DE position, they may need to make a trade for the top talent.  They could also use an upgrade at corner and Thomas is a long physical corner who really stood out at the Senior Bowl.

Washington adds another weapon to their Jayden Daniels led offense.  With current TE Zach Ertz resigning on a 1-yr deal, the Commanders need to prepare for the future.  Loveland can run all of the routes and create separation with the size and range to compete on a high % of passes.  The future can be now.  

The Bills add an interior disruptor in Oregon's Derrick Harmon.  His motor is relentless but tends to miss tackles at a frustratingly high rate (26.7 missed tackle %).

Kansas City is another team looking to build up their defensive line.  Alexander has worked his way into the 1st round conversation after having a great season at Toledo (90.1 PFF grade) followed by strong showings during Senior Bowl week and the NFL Combine.

The Eagles build on their already strong defense by adding a player many believe to be a top 15 talent.  Starks was a playmaking machine in 2023 but not so much in 2024 as he allowed multiple big plays.