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The Chiefs will need to find a young tight end who can eventually replace Travis Kelce.
A.J. Barner is a quality receiver with good size.
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The Redskins don’t have much at tight end, so they could spend multiple picks on the position.
Jared Wiley is a huge tight end who was very productive in school.
The Raiders have a big weakness at cornerback, so they could address the position twice.
No one should be surprised if the Bengals obtain multiple offensive linemen in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Javon Foster has some limitations for the NFL.
The Chargers could add another edge rusher to prepare for the exodus of some veterans.
The Cardinals lost multiple receivers this offseason, so a couple of replacements must be found.
Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint has quality size and quickness.
The Browns have shown interest in some third-day quarterback prospects.
Joe Milton has a huge arm and solid accuracy.
The Ravens lost Tyler Huntley, so they’ll have to find a new backup quarterback.
Devin Leary’s collegiate career was plagued by accuracy issues and injuries.
The Raiders could stand to find another pass rusher on Day 3.
The Vikings have shown lots of interest in defensive tackles during the pre-draft process.
It would be a huge upset if the Patriots didn’t obtain multiple receivers.
A third receiver for the Vikings, who need better depth behind their top two studs.
The Cowboys could address receiver much earlier than this, given that they don’t have a No. 2 option.
It makes sense for the Colts to draft a linebacker/special teamer in the seventh round.
The Seahawks need to find a young quarterback to develop.
John Rhys Plumlee was fairly accurate at Central Florida.
The Jaguars could easily draft multiple receivers in the wake of Calvin Ridley’s departure.
It sounds like the Bengals are gearing up to draft a punter in the seventh round.
Pick change; previously Evan Anderson, DT
C.J. Stroud’s pass protection was rather weak against Baltimore, so better blocking is needed.
The Saints are thin at cornerback beyond Marshon Lattimore.
The Panthers are set at tackle, but could stand to add some depth behind them.
Ethan Driskell projects to have issues with NFL speed rushers.
The Dolphins signed Jordan Poyer, but he’s just a short-term solution.
With so many improving passing attacks, the Titans will want to add another pass rusher.
The Browns could stand to add more depth in their secondary.
The Cowboys will have to add multiple running backs, given their current situation.
Three cornerbacks is possible for the Packers, as their pass defense must improve.
Kalen King doesn’t have the best size, but he’s a very talented shutdown cover corner.
The Buccaneers have to make sure their pass rush succeeds without Shaq Barrett.
Another blocker for the Texans to make sure that C.J. Stroud isn’t running for his life again.
Here’s a third receiver for the Bills so that they can survive without Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis.
The Lions need to make sure their pass rush is as potent as possible in a hypothetical matchup against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Some defensive back depth and special teams help for the Ravens at the end of their draft.
The 49ers really need to bolster their offensive line, especially with Trent Williams now in his mid-30s.
The Titans need to defend some great passing attacks in their division, so they need as much secondary help as possible.
The Chargers lost Gerald Everett, so they’ll be looking for a new tight end.
The Rams could use another offensive lineman to make sure that Matthew Stafford is as well protected as possible.
David Bakhtiari is gone, so the Packers will need to replenish depth on the offensive line.
The Broncos lost Josey Jewell, so they’re another team that will need linebacker help.
Here’s a depth player for New York’s secondary to close out the 2024 NFL Draft.
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