The Detroit Lions have had horrible luck for 50 years. This year, that changes with Chase Young falling to them at the No. 3 overall pick.
The easiest pick of the whole deal.
The Dolphins trade up to get their guy.
Detroit lucks into the draft’s best-overall player.
Daniel Jones needs some blindside protection.
Washington gets an extra first and the draft’s best corner.
The replacement for Tom Brady
Carolina needs help on the second level, and Simmons fits the bell.
Time to invest in protecting Kyler Murray.
Gardner Minshew needs a top target. Lamb provides that.
Thomas should be a stalwart left tackle, keeping Baker Mayfield clean.
The Jets need help on the offensive line, and Wirfs is certainly that.
Outside of Tyrell Williams, the receiver roomie barren for the Raiders. Not anymore.
Brown provides a presence not seen recently in Indianapolis.
The Bucs are turning their defense around. Kinlaw would be a huge boost.
Put Jeudy across from Courtland Sutton, and the Broncos’ offense is in business.
Vic Beasley’s replacement.
Dallas has to find someone to replace Byron Jones, and Henderson is a good choice.
Delpit is the best safety in the draft and makes the secondary much stronger in Detroit.
Las Vegas fixed the receivers with its first pick, and now gives the defense help.
With Jalen Ramsey gone, the Jaguars need a new shutdown corner.
Higgins is an immediate upgrade for the Eagles on the outside.
Keep putting playmakers around Josh Allen and hope for the best.
Tom Brady can’t play forever, right?
If A.J. Klein leaves, the Saints have to replace the talent lost on the second level.
Xavier Rhodes is gone, so Fulton steps into his role.
The Dolphins are simply taking best player available here.
McKinney and Quandre Diggs are a nice tandem on the back end for Seattle.
The Ravens need help off the edge, allowing Wink Martindale to blitz less.
Baun fits Tennessee and would be a nice addition to an already good defense.
Time for another weapon alongside Davante Adams.
The 49ers need cornerback help, and Hall provides that.
The Super Bowl champs can use depth a corner, and Gladney is the best corner on the board.