Hopefully the hay is in the barn now.  The Cardinals are the first team to take a QB in back to back years since the early 80s.  History folks.

San Francisco brings another Bosa back to California and gets the passer they've been longing to have for years.

The Jets have let everyone know they'd like to move down but instead they get who some consider to be the top player in the draft and a perfect interior disruptor for Gregg Williams' defense.

Ed Oliver has been one of my favorites of this draft class since the fall.  Oakland gets a player often compared to Bengals DT Geno Atkins whose former DC is now working for the Raiders.

White gets the chance to prove he is the once in a generational player he says he is.  Coach Arians will love having a player with that type of confidence who plays with reckless abandon.

As I've said in previous mocks, the tea leaves make me think Gettleman is not going to take a QB here but build up the defensive front.  Here he gets the "falling" SEC sack leader in Josh Allen.

This pick could go a number of ways, including a different tackle (Jawaan Taylor) but I like Jonah Williams as the top tackle in this draft.  Foles needs protection and Williams will provide a ton of versatility for Jacksonville.  

The Lions are a curious case as I've had Brian Burns mocked here for a few months.  Here the Lions get a "safe" player who is a true hybrid TE and will help both on the ground and in the air.

*** TRADE - Buffalo Bills ***

The Redskins make their move and leap in front of Denver and Cincinnati to make sure they get their guy.  Haskins will be a great fit in Gruden's West Coast offense.

Vic Fangio convinces his new boss to take an athletic and rangy linebacker over a QB.  An easy decision with Hockenson off the board.

With both Devin-Linebackers off the board, the Bengals turn their attention to the offensive line.  Word has it they really like Andre Dillard who is considered the best pass-blocking lineman in the draft.

*** TRADE - Green Bay Packers ***

With two of the top 3 tackles gone, Houston gets nervous and moves up to snag Jawaan Taylor.  

Miami goes after one of the top athletes in this draft with Florida State DE Brian Burns.  He provides a ton of dynamic ability to get after the passer but also drop into coverage if needed.  He could be the perfect weapon for new HC Brian Flores' defense.

The Falcons and Dan Quinn go after another edge player.  Sweat could be a top 10 pick if not for some heart troubles and past off the field concerns.

*** TRADE - Washington Redskins ***

The Bills move back and still get their target in Clemson DT Christian Wilkins.  Wilkins should fill the hole left by Kyle Williams recent retirement both on the field and off it as he is considred a fantastic locker room presence.

Carolina stays put and their gamble pays off as they get Cody Ford who could play RT or slide inside to guard.

The heat is too much to ignore at this point.  It seems the Giants will gamble on taking their QB at 17 instead of 6.  Jones could be a nice fit for the run-oriented Giants.  The team still needs to invest in another tackle.

*** TRADE - Minnesota Vikings ***

The Eagles get active and grab the top WR in the draft.  With WR Nelson Agholor potentially on the trade block this move would make sense.

The Titans are rumored to be interested in Drew Lock but need help in other places.  Interior offensive line would make sense here but I do not think the Titans expected to see Gary on the board.  If the former Buckeye head coach can get some juice out of the Wolverine, this could be the steal of the draft.

The Steelers are left empty handed in the linebacker department at this point so they turn their attention to the secondary.  Ya-Sin is a physical player who could be a welcomed addition to a typically soft Steelers secondary.

Seattle stays put and fills the gap left by trading Frank Clark to the Chiefs by taking one of the Clemson Three.

The Ravens look to be close to shoring up their edge with a potential signing of free agent DE Ziggy Ansah.  With this pick they invest in the offensive line and continued development of QB Lamar Jackson.

*** TRADE - Houston Texans ***

The other Iowa TE has been linked with the Packers most of the draft season.  Here they get the faster TE in Noah Fant who was a TD machine during his career for the Hawkeyes.  He'll be a matchup nightmare and could step in right away if the team parts with Jimmy Graham in the near future.

Beast Mode has retired (again) and now the Raiders look to shore up their backfield.  Jacobs is considered by most as the top RB in the draft, despite not being a full-time starter at Alabama.  This is a bit of a risky pick but when has Gruden been risk averse?

*** TRADE - Philadelphia Eagles ***

The Vikings address their guard position and get a fantastic addition who is solid in both the run and passing game.  He is a day one starter and immediate boost to the effectiveness of QB Kirk Cousins.

The Colts continue to build up their defense with the rising Jerry Tillery out of Notre Dame.  

Oakland uses their 3rd first rounder on a speedy corner out of LSU.  His length is a match for what DC Paul Guenther likes in his cornerbacks but he could pack on a few pounds.  He may lack physical attributes, which cause him to lose ground initially, but his 4.37 speed allows him to recover quickly.

The fall of Drew Lock finally ends as the Chargers nab the heir apparent to Philip Rivers.

The Seahawks could trade out of this spot but if they stay, I can see them addressing the corner position and taking Layne out of Michigan State. 

Risner finds his way into the first round and could take any spot along the Packers offensive line.  

The Rams will need to address the offensive line at some point but the value may not be the best here.  Instead they take a NT to fill the hole left by Suh. 

Simmons tore his ACL and will miss the 2019 season but this hasn't stopped the Patriots in the past.  Simmons is considered a top 10 pick when healthy and after winning the Super Bowl, the Patriots can afford to invest in their future.