I know there is a ton of smoke around the Kyler Murray to Cards rumor but I'm not ready to pull that trigger, yet.  Its rare a team drafts a top 10 QB then trades him the next season.  In this situation I think they go with the explosive and distruptive DE from OSU, Nick Bosa.

The 49ers have been in an endless state of trying to build a dominate defensive front and they'll try again.  Williams is the next DL to come off the Alabama conveyor belt and is considered by some to be the #1 overall player in this draft.

The Jets have their QB and with Le'Veon Bell leading the backfield, the offense appears to be moving in the right direction.  Focus at #3 could be to move out of this spot for a team looking to acquire a QB but if they stay, I think they'll lean toward an edge rusher.  Josh Allen is a versatile player who will give DC Gregg Williams a lot of options in his aggressive scheme.

The Raiders have a big hole in their defense and its the ability to rush the passer.  Brian Burns is a long and athletic player who could pack on a few pounds but should be a nice fit in Guenther's 4-3 scheme.

Tampa Bay lost Kwon Alexander to the 49ers so the team will be looking for more help there. Devin White lit up the Combine just like he has SEC offenses so this is a great fit.  He is a dynamic linebacker who will be a difference-maker on day one.

Passing on a QB last year, the drafting of Barkley and trading away of one of the top WR in the game points to passing on QB again.  I think the Giants are going to go old-school and build the trenches and form a physical identity.  The Giants have two #1 picks and I think they'll go OT and BPA defensive line in some combo.  Here we'll go with Jawaan Taylor out of Florida to help anchor the the run-game.

Nick Foles is the new QB for Jacksonville and I expect EVP of Football Ops Tom Coughlin to protect him.  Jonah Williams entered the offseason as the #1 OL in the draft but he has cooled off a little.  He provides flexibility as he could play tackle (as he'll be sure to tell you) but is likely moving to guard in the NFL.

Another edge rusher off the board as Detroit looks to shore up their defensive front.  Sweat had two very productive seasons at Mississippi State, a fantastic Senior Bowl week, and ran a 4.41 at the Combine.  He is moving up boards and likely into tht top 10.

Buffalo has a dreadful offensive line and QB Josh Allen is going to need some help in pass protection.  While he has the skills to run around, too much of that will find in him in physical therapy.  Dillard is considered to be the top pass protector in the draft and should provide immediate stability to the Bills offense.

Elway was a baseball and football guy just like Murray.  If Murray is still here (in a world or mock draft with no trades) I don't see the signing of Flacco to stop Denver from drafting the future QB.  Murray really only has one year of production at the college level (just like Haskins) so they might like sitting him for a year.

Another situation where there is a QB in place in Andy Dalton.  I think the Bengals would likely prefer to keep Andy around and sit Haskins as the QB of the future.  I also see the Bengals trading back in this scenario or taking DT Ed Oliver (if no QB is available).

Green Bay could use a versatile player like Hockenson and with their defense getting a lot of attention in free agency, I see the team finding the best offensive weapon available.

Miami has traded away Ryan Tannehill and could be tanking for the future but I don't see it as a valid option.  Drew Lock has a lively arm and can move around the pocket.  He has some gunslinger in him which may need to be harnessed and could irk the defensive-minded HC but it could be worth the gamble.

The Falcons need help on both sides of the ball and here will decide to get an athletic player who could play on the outside or slide inside in certain situations.  Gary has been an underperfomer after being a top recruit coming out of high school and has yet to fullfill his potential.

Washington gets the top CB in the draft in Williams.  There are questions about his physicality but he has great ball skills matched with smooth moves and speed.

The Panthers seemed to have addressed a few of their OL concerns so lets focus on getting Cam Newton some weapons.  Noah Fant is a mismatch nightmare and will be the future at the position once Greg Olsen retires.

The Giants go after their DL and take a falling Ferrell out of Clemson.  

Zimmer gets his version of Geno Atkins for the Vikings defense.

Bradbury provides some interior help to the OL and fills a need for a team that was a sponge upfront.

The Steelers get the rising and rangy Wolverine LB, Devin Bush, to fill their inside linebacker need. 

Seattle fills the spot left by Earl Thomas with Alabama's Deionte Thompson.  Thompson has superior ball skills which gives him the edge over the top rated safety in Johnathan Abram.

Ozzie is gone so all bets are off here.  The Ravens have shored up a few of the holes created in free agency but hole which has existed for years is WR.  Metcalf has some medical history to him and he tested poorly in agility and route running but he is big and fast.  Opting to take the WR with a larger catch radius over a smaller WR like Oklahoma's Brown might be what he Ravens do here.

Dalton Risner can play 4 or 5 spots on the OL and should provide a nice upgrade wherever the Houston coaching staff lines him up.  He plays with consistency which is something coaches love because they know what they're getting from you play-to-play.  Risner has been climbing up the draft boards as he was once looked at as a 2nd round prospect but it appears if a team wants him, they'll need to pull the trigger early.

New GM Mike Mayock goes after fellow defensive back in Clemson's Trayvon Mullen.  He has the size D.C. Paul Guenther's corners typically possess and can play press-man and zone coverages.

After re-signing CB Ronald Darby in free agency, the Eagles continue to solidify the secondary with Mississippi State's hard hitting Johnathan Abram.

The Colts scoop up the falling and underrated DT in Wilkins.  Wikins is a great leader who will be a disruptive force for the new-look Colts defense under 2nd year HC Frank Reich.

After focusing on defense for their two first round picks, the Raiders use their third first round pick to select the top back in the draft. Jacobs will add to the stockpile of new offensive weapons for QB Derek Carr.  

The Chargers took WR Mike Williams last year but still have holes to fill in the WR room.  The explosive Brown is lacking in size but provides the ability to stretch the field and separate with ease.

The Chiefs lost a lot of pass rushing talent this offseason in cutting Justin Houston and trading away Dee Ford.  A lot of the edge talent is gone but they take La Tech's record setting sack artist in Jaylon Ferguson.

The Packers add another weapon for Aaron Rodgers in Ole Miss WR A.J. Brown.  Brown was highly productive in college and had a nice combine workout, running a 4.49 forty.  He should provide a nice upgrade from Randall Cobb at this stage in Cobb's career.

Another Clemson defender in the first round.  Lawrence is a powerful wide-body nose and will be a nice replacement for Suh should he leave for more money in free agency.

The Patriots find another steal at the end of the first round, albeit with risk.  Simmons is coming off a torn ACL but this hasn't stopped them in the past from taking a chance on a top tier talent.