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New York Jets: Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson
The Jets have nothing at receiver outside of Garrett Wilson.
Antonio Williams has excellent play-making ability and quality route-running skills.
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Baltimore Ravens: Quintrevion Wisner, RB, Texas
Derrick Henry will turn 32 just prior to the 2026 NFL Draft, so Baltimore will have to find a potential successor.
Quintrevion Wisner has shown great receiving ability thus far.
Miami Dolphins: Amari Jackson, CB, Boston College
Jalen Ramsey has been traded, so here’s a replacement.
Amari Jackson has plenty of potential with his cover cornerback ability.
New Orleans Saints: Rueben Bain Jr., DE, Miami
The Saints had one of the weaker pass rushes in the NFL last year, so that will need to be fixed.
Rueben Bain was very productive as a freshman and has a ton of upside.
Pick change; previously Reuben Bain, DE
Las Vegas Raiders: Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU
Geno Smith is old, so the 49ers need a quarterback for the future.
Garrett Nussmeier has great arm talent and has made the most out of his opportunity replacing Jayden Daniels.
Tennessee Titans: Will Lee III, CB, Texas A&M
The Titans need help all over their defense, including cornerback.
Will Lee has great length and size.
New York Giants: Deion Burks, WR, Oklahoma
The Giants don’t have much at receiver outside of Malik Nabers, so they’ll have to find another weapon for their new quarterback.
Deion Burks is small, but has terrific play-making ability.
Cleveland Browns: Noah Thomas, WR, Georgia
Jerry Jeudy likely won’t be on the roster much longer, so here’s a potential No. 1 receiver.
Noah Thomas is a 6-foot-5 receiver with mismatch ability.
Pick change; previously Matayo Uiagalelei, DE
Kansas City Chiefs: Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
There’s a chance Travis Kelce will be retired by the time this pick is being made, so here’s a potential replacement.
Kenyon Sadiq has upside as an athletic tight end.
Pick change; previously John Michael Gyllenborg, TE
Carolina Panthers: D.J. McKinney, CB, Colorado
Carolina’s defense is awful and desperately needs help everywhere.
D.J. McKinney has nice size and quality ball skills.
Houston Texans: Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State
The Texans have no running game. Joe Mixon is old, while Nick Chubb is done. Woody Marks is electric, but I don’t think he can handle a full workload.
Nicholas Singleton is a dynamic back who can go the distance whenever he touches the ball.
Arizona Cardinals: Drew Allar, QB, Penn State
If Kyler Murray has another injury-plagued season, the Cardinals may decide to look in a different direction.
Drew Allar has a huge arm and a large frame, and he knows how to apply touch and throwing angles.
Cincinnati Bengals: DeMonte Capehart, DT, Clemson
The Bengals need to obtain multiple upgrades to their poor defensive interior.
DeMonte Capehart is a massive defensive tackle with upside.
Atlanta Falcons: Elijah Pritchett, OT, Nebraska
Jake Matthews is an older player, while Kaleb McGary is entering his contract year.
Elijah Pritchett is an athletic tackle with major upside.
Chicago Bears: Harold Perkins, OLB, LSU
More edge-rushing help is never a bad idea when trying to take down Jared Goff.
Harold Perkins is a beast who broke on to the scene with 7.5 sacks as a freshman. He’s an explosive player with tremendous instincts.
Pick change; previously Gabe Jacas, DE
Dallas Cowboys: Tony Rojas, LB, Penn State
The Cowboys are rather weak over the middle of the field.
Tony Rojas excels in pass coverage.
Los Angeles Rams: Deonte Lawson, LB, Alabama
The Rams have a strong, young defense, but they’ve had issues at linebacker.
Deonte Lawson is stout in run support and can make some plays in pass coverage.
Houston Texans: Austin Barber, OT, Florida
Two tackles in two rounds makes sense for the Texans, given their problems at the position.
Austin Barber was inconsistent to start his collegiate career, but the upside is apparent.
Denver Broncos: John Michael Gyllenborg, TE, Minnesota
Evan Engram was signed, but he’s just a temporary solution at tight end.
John Michael Gyllenborg has a nice blend of size and speed.
Pick change; previously Kenyon Sadiq, TE
Los Angeles Chargers: Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas
The Chargers are rather weak at cornerback, which seems disastrous against the top-level quarterbacking in the AFC.
Anthony Hill Jr. covered the field very well to begin his collegiate career.
Minnesota Vikings: Kendal Daniels, S, Oklahoma State
Here’s a potential replacement for Harrison Smith, and an interesting chess piece for Brian Flores’ defense.
Seattle Seahawks: Ipani Laloulu, C/G, Oregon
The Seahawks need to continue to bolster their offensive line, which remains a huge weakness.
Ipani Laloulu can play both center and guard in the NFL.
New England Patriots: Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
Receiver continues to be a big problem for the Patriots, whose top player at the position is an older veteran coming off a torn ACL.
Carnell Tate didn’t do much as a freshman, but the tall receiver had a breakout sophomore campaign.
Green Bay Packers: Ola Ioane, G, Penn State
The Packers could stand to add another interior blocker to help them against some of the great defensive lines.
Ola Ioane is an explosive guard with a nasty streak.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Dani Dennis-Sutton, DE, Penn State
When in a division with Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, and well, that’s it, you can never have enough talented pass rushers.
Dani Dennis-Sutton has a lot of untapped potential.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jaishawn Barham, LB, Michigan
Lavonte David is nearing retirement, so a new linebacker is needed.
Jaishawn Barham was productive, but has some pass coverage issues.
Pick change; previously Anthony Hill Jr., LB
Jacksonville Jaguars: Keon Sabb, S, Alabama
The Jaguars need all the help they can get in their shaky defense.
Keon Sabb has been a tough defender for Alabama and Michigan.
Detroit Lions: Rod Moore, S, Michigan
Aaron Glenn is gone, so the Lions need as much secondary talent to make up for the departure.
Rod Moore is a versatile safety with nice ball skills.
San Francisco 49ers: Daylen Everette, CB, Georgia
The 49ers have issues at cornerback that must be addressed in the near future.
Daylen Everette has a ton of upside with a strong skill set.
Buffalo Bills: Lander Barton, LB, Utah
Buffalo’s defense gets hit hard when Matt Milano is sidelined, so here’s another linebacker.
Lander Barton was a favorite of advance scouts, though he missed a chunk of the ’23 season because of a foot injury.
Indianapolis Colts: Jaylon Guilbeau, CB, Texas
The Colts have needed better cornerback play for a while, so perhaps they’ll finally address the position.
Jaylon Guilbeau displayed terrific coverage ability.
Philadelphia Eagles: Matayo Uiagalelei, DE, Oregon
The Eagles are never opposed to adding defensive line talent early in the draft.
Matayo Uiagalelei has great size, strength, and athleticism. He’s been very productive at Oregon.
Pick change; previously Kenyatta Jackson, DE
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