1. Los Angeles (from Tennessee) - Jared Goff, QB, California

The Rams didn’t trade up to No. 1 without a plan already in place. Goff is the centerpiece of that plan, as they attempt to revive football in the city of angels.

2. Philadelphia (from Cleveland) - Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State

Doug Pederson’s top priority will be to develop Wentz into a franchise quarterback.

3. San Diego - Laremy Tunsil, OT, Ole Miss

Prototype left tackles in the mold of Tunsil rarely drop out of the top five.

4. Dallas - Jalen Ramsey, CB/S, Florid State

If the Cowboys draft Ramsey, how long until Jon Gruden starts the Deion Sanders comparisons.

5. Jacksonville - Joey Bosa, DE, Ohio State

Adding Bosa to a defensive line that already consists of Dante Fowler and Malik Jackson could help Jacksonville return to competitive football in 2017.

6. Baltimore - Ezekiel Elliot, RB, Ohio State

Elliot is too valuable for Ozzie Newsome to pass at No. 6, especially with Justin Forsett, 30, battling injuries last season.

7. San Francisco - Ronnie Stanley, OT, Notre Dame

The 49ers were at their best when they had one of football’s top offensive lines. It’s time to get back to the basics.

8. Cleveland (from Philadelphia) - DeForest Buckner, DE, Oregon

Take the best player available, Cleveland! You need all the help you can get.

9. Tampa Bay - Jack Conklin, OT, Michigan State

Jameis Winston is Tampa’s top asset; it’s time to ensure he has the proper protection.

10. N.Y. Giants - Shaq Lawson, DE, Clemson

The Giants pass rush has dipped in recent years. Drafting a pass rusher could help it return to form.

11. Chicago - Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia

Floyd is the younger, 3-4 outside linebacker Chicago needs to retool their defensive around.

12. New Orleans - Sheldon Rankins, DT, Louisville

If it’s not Rankins to boost the defensive line depth, then it’s Vernon Hargreaves to boost the secondary.

13. Miami - Vernon Hargreaves, CB, Florida

If Hargreaves is the pick, Dolphins fans may want to avoid the tape of Hargreaves going up against Amari Cooper in 2014.

14. Oakland - Myles Jack, OLB, UCLA

Medical issues may slide Jack out of the top 10, where he was once thought of as a mainstay.

15. Tennessee (from Los Angeles) - Taylor Decker, OT, Ohio State

Whether it’s on the left or right side, Tennessee can’t pass up on a polished prospect like Decker.

16. Detroit - William Jackson III, CB, Houston

The Lions find a corner opposite of Darius Slay.

17. Atlanta - Laquan Treadwell, WR, Ole Miss

The Falcons need to take some of the pressure off of Julio Jones.

18. Indianapolis - A’Shawn Robinson, DT, Alabama

Has Indianapolis had a true nose tackle since moving to a 3-4 in 2012?

19. Buffalo - Emmanuel Ogbah, OLB, Oklahoma State

Rex Ryan has never been afraid to take a chance on a combine wonder.

20. N.Y. Jets - Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama

David Harris is 32. It’s time to think about his heir apparent.

21. Washington - Karl Joseph, S, West Virginia

Adding Thomas to a secondary that now features Josh Norman could intrigue Washington.

22. Houston - Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor

The Texans draft a receiver to take pressure off DeAndre Hopkins.

23. Minnesota - Josh Doctson, WR, TCU

Germain Ifedi is an option, but I think the Vikings opt to give Teddy Bridgewater another receiving option.

24. Cincinnati - Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame

Fuller would only be the No. 3 option in a passing game that already consists of A.J. Green and Tyler Eifert.

25. Pittsburgh - Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor

The Steelers added Bud Dupree to boost their linebacker corps last season. This time it’s the defensive line’s turn.

26. Seattle - Robert Nkemdiche, DT, Ole Miss

Nkemdiche is too talented to fall out of round one. Seattle gladly ends his fall.

27. Green Bay - Jarran Reed, DE, Alabama

The Packers add Reed to round out their defensive line. Letroy Guion plays nose tackle just as he did in 2014.

28. Kansas City - Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech

Normally, Andy Reid targets offensive and defensive lineman with his top pick. A corner to pair with Marcus Peterson could be tempting, however.

29. Arizona - Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama

The Cardinals could round out their offensive line by drafting Kelly, who could play center or guard.

30. Carolina - Darron Lee, LB, Ohio State

Ron Rivera can’t pass on a linebacker that is a perfect fit for his scheme. Plus, Thomas Davis is 33.

31. Denver - Paxton Lynch, QB, Memphis

Denver gets a big, mobile quarterback to build their offense around.

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Have to admit I will be absolutely shocked if Lynch goes at #31. I know this is a non-trade draft, but nowhere can I see Lynch lasting till 31, but I think he may be going to Denver as per the pick. Ted turns this into extra picks for sure.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Paxton go #8 to the Browns.



Steelers are most likely taking offensive line. Which lets Andrew Billings fall to #27 for the Packers. BOOKITBABY!

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The thing is Goff and Wentz have been projected to go in the top 10 all along and Lynch late 1st or shortly thereafter. I don't see why those two going 1 and 2 really changes everything. If I'm the Browns GM I take the best player I can get my hand's on and if I can work a deal later for Lynch fine.

With how the Brown's are set up with the picks this year and next year I'm putting a two year plan in place to load up on as many good players I can get my hands on. If I can get Lynch later in the first without giving up much (#32 and #65 or #77) for say the Packers #27 then sure.

I also heard that the Brown's would even consider moving back AGAIN. Now if that were to happen I could see them going after Lynch but not at 8. There's some big time names there I would not sacrifice giving up Lynch for.


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My anonymous source* says Browns are willing to trade LT Joe Thomas and the 32nd pick for the Packers 27th pick if Paxton Lynch is still there.


* pulling it out of my ass

Edit, looks like my ass has spoken lol

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Hehe...my ass (and the rest of me) would take that trade *even if* Andrew Billings were available at #27.

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That would be saaweeeeeeeeeeet!!! If that would happen I might have to deal with some incontinence!!!!!

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Paxton Lynch made it to near the end of round one.

Steelers didn't go offensive line, but really wanted CB William Jackson and settled for CB Artie Burns.


Annnnnnd Andrew Billings made it to #27 ... and then some! haha

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OBVIOUSLY, we don't need to mention that since he was injured with one team doesn't mean he would have sustained the same injury with the Packers, but this is another player projected to land with the Packers who might be missing a chunk of the season. Tough break for these kids.

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