1. Chicago Bears: QB, Caleb Williams (USC)

All signs point to the Bears picking Williams with the number one pick later this month.

2. Washington Commanders: QB, Jayden Daniels (LSU)

Word around the league is Washington is 50/50 on Daniels and Maye. Both Patriots and Commander scouts like the fact that their pro days were back-to-back, so they were able to get a good look at them individually. No surprise if they chose the more dynamic Daniels here.

3. New England Patriots: QB, Drake Maye (North Carolina)

There are front office people who evaluate J.J. McCarthy over Drake Maye, especially after his pro day. I think the Patriots will go with the safer pick here in Maye. Dual threat Quarterback with a strong arm.

4. Arizona Cardinals: WR, Marvin Harrison Jr.  (Ohio State)

MHJ is purely the best wideout in this class, despite what some evaluators say about Malik Nabers.

5. Minnesota Vikings (via Trade with Chargers): QB, J.J. McCarthy (Michigan)

We have our first trade of the draft here as Minnesota moves up in the draft to get their next franchise quarter back in J.J. McCarthy. Minnesota trades the 11^th & 23^rd pick to the chargers.

6. New York Giants: WR, Malik Nabers (LSU)

The Giants make Minnesota sweat here with the possibility of drafting McCarthy over them, all for them to get the guy they really coveted and need in Malik Nabers. This gives Daniel Jones a number one threat to pair up with.

7. Tennessee Titans: OT, Joe Alt (Notre Dame)

Alt is the best pure left tackle in this class, this is a no brainer for the Titans.

8. Atlanta Falcons: DT, Jer’Zhan Newton (Illinois)

Reigning Big Ten defensive player of the year newton is big, fast, and physical with great instincts. He is also versatile and can play in any scheme.

9. Chicago Bears: Edge, Dallas Turner (Alabama)

Pairing up Dallas Turner with Montez Seat is a lethal combo on that defensive front. Bears get two of the priorities off the board in the first round.

10. New York Jets: TE, Brock Bowers (Georgia)

Brock Bowers couldn’t go to a better situation than the Jets. Getting to play with Aaron Rodgers is more than ideal. The Jets could use the upgrade at tight end as well.

11. Los Angeles Chargers (Via trade with Minnesota): WR, Rome Odunze (Washington)

Chargers trade back to get two picks in the draft and still get their guy in Rome Odunze. The Chargers will need Rome Odunze as Quentin Johnston is the current team’s number one threat. Rome stretches the field and gives you big play ability.

12. Denver Broncos: QB, Bo Nix (Oregon)

Broncos were heavy favorites to land Bo Nix. Word around the league they love how accurate Bo is and his intangibles are off the charts. Not the strongest arm, but very smart and decisive with his throws. Denver gets their franchise quarterback.

13. Las Vegas Raiders: CB, Terrion Arnold (Alabama)

Raiders have expressed a lot of interest in Arnold, especially after his Pro Day. 4.51 40 time shouldn’t be a problem. Jaylon Johnson ran the same time and is getting paid. Arnold possesses good size and ball skills for the position.

14. New Orleans Saints: OT, Troy Fautanu (Washington)

Left Tack and Right Tackle is a need for the Saints. Trevor Penning hasn’t panned out so far and Ryan Ramczyk has questions about the health of his knee, Fautanu is said to have the best feet of any tackle in the draft.

15. Indianapolis Colts: CB, Quinyon Mitchell (Toledo)

Mitchell fills a need on the outside for them. Blazing 4.3 speed and great athleticism. Nobody forced more incompletions than Mitchell at the collegiate level. Probably the best cover 3 corner in the draft.

16. Seattle Seahawks: Edge, Laitu Latu (UCLA)

Incredible production last season getting to the quarterback with 13 sacks. Seattle will love his motor.

17. Jacksonville Jaguars: CB, Cooper DeJean (Iowa)

Great size at 6’1 with good athleticism and great cover skills. He is probably the best run defender at his position. He is also a special teams ace in the return game.

18. Cincinnati Bengals: OT, Taliese Fuaga (Oregon State)

One of the best tackles when it comes to run blocking. They will need depth to keep Burrow upright in the pocket.

19. Los Angeles Rams: DT, Byron Murphy II (Texas)

If Byron Murphy II is still here the Rams are getting a steal. Replacing Aaron Donald with a talent like Murphy is great work by the Rams. The pairing of Murphy and Kobie Turner will be a scary sight for opposing teams.

20. Pittsburgh Steelers: WR, Brian Thomas Jr. (LSU)

Brian Thomas fills a need as that secondary threat next to George Pickens. Steelers get a tall, fast playmaker on the outside for years to come.

21. Miami Dolphins: C, Jackson Powers-Johnson (Oregon)

Very versatile can play center or guard at the next level. Dolphins need the depth on the interior of that line.

22. Philadelphia Eagles: CB, Kool-Aid McKinstry (Alabama)

The Eagles add a very high IQ cornerback with great instincts.

23. Los Angeles Chargers (Trade via Minnesota): CB, Mike Sainristil (Michigan)

Some may say this is a reach, but Sainristil is the best nickel corner in college and Jim Harbaugh goes with best fit here. I believe looking back in a few years this will be one of the more underrated picks of the draft. Think Darius Slay potential.

24. Dallas Cowboys: OT, Olumuyiwa Fashanu (Penn State)

Dallas gets a premier tackle here. Fashanu will be a day 1 starter in big D.

25. Green Bay Packers: LB, Peyton Wilson (NC State)

No more Devondre Campbell, Peyton Wilson is a great fit in the middle of that Green Bay Defense.

26. Tampa Buccaneers: Edge, Jared Verse (FSU)

Adding depth here at the edge position is crucial for this team. I like the fit of Jared Verse in the 3-4 scheme.

27. Arizona Cardinals: C, Zach Frazier (West Virgina)

Cardinals need depth in the interior. Zach Frazier fills a need at guard or center.

28. Buffalo Bills: WR, Adonai Mitchell (Texas)

With the trade of Stefon Diggs a wide receiver should be the Bills main priority here. Mitchell gives them good size, speed, and separation at the top of his routes.

29. Detroit Lions: Edge, Chop Robinson (Penn State)

Detroit gets a high motor edge with great athleticism.

30. Baltimore Ravens: WR, Troy Franklin (Oregon)

Troy Franklin has good size at 6’3 and his ability to stretch the field vertically is what Baltimore could use alongside Zay Flowers.

31. San Fransisco: CB, Nate Wiggins (Clemson)

Nate Wiggins has great size and cover skills on the outside. San Fransisco can use that type of depth in the defensive backfield.

32. Kansas City: OT, JC Latham (Alabama)

The chiefs could use a wide receiver here but with Adonai Mitchel and Troy Franklin off the board they will look for one in the second round. JC Latham gives them tremendous potential at either tackle position.