This is my 4th year doing these, and while its basically impossible to predict almost anything right at this offseason stage, I think its fun to guess. I have omitted certain potential cap casualty guys, and some FA's, either because I don't feel they are worth mentioning, or I just didn't fin a spot I liked for them, or I think its likely they just re-sign on the cheap. I list by 1st round pick, and then follow that with some free agency moves. Without any further adieu...
1. Cleveland= Myles Garrett, the consensus best player in the draft. Would be an anchor for years to come for the Browns.
Terrelle Pryor, just can't see him leaving, he loves Hue Jackson, and the Browns need him and have the league's most cap room.
Stephon Gilmore, with better health, he and Joe Haden could be hell of a 1-2 punch at CB.
2. San Francisco= Soloman Thomas, I think he's going to fly up draft boards after the combine. His first step quickness is crazy for a guy his size, and with the 49ers switching to a 4-3, they need another outside rusher.
Tyrod Taylor, lots of cap space, and both parties needing change leads to this. Taylor could thrive in Shanahan's offense.
DeSean Jackson, I think D-Jax ends up going home to California and the 49ers have a lot more money to spend than the Rams.
Larry Warford, another piece for the o-line, which isn't really that bad, and San Fran's offense could be effectively made over in year one.
3. Chicago= Mitch Trubisky, I think they are interested in Garappolo, but I think New England doesn't get what they want, and end up keeping him and getting a 3rd round comp pick. Trubisky has question marks, but the Bears need a franchise face, and Trubisky could certainly be that for them.
Alshon Jeffery, I think Jeffery is not as sought after by other teams as the media has led us to believe. A Jeffery-White-Meredith trio gives Trubisky a good cast to work with.
Dre Kirkpatrick, been a bit of a bust for Cinci, but John Fox may be able to salvage him, and even his Bengals level of play would be an upgrade.
Julius Thomas, Bears add another weapon for Trubisky, this one having already had experience with John Fox.
4. Jacksonville= Malik Hooker, as much big play ability I've seen from a safety since Eric Berry, Hooker's injury seems minor, and he'll be ready for camp. 2nd straight year the Jags get a playmaker in the secondary.
Ronald Leary, Jags biggest offensive goal should be improving their running game, to take pressure off Bortles. Leary is a great run blocker.
Melvin Ingram, I think San Diego would like to keep him, but with Bosa and Attochu, its not the biggest loss. Still, Ingram is a very good edge defender, and something the Jags could use.
Eddie Lacy, I think Chris Ivory will be a cap casualty. Lacy is younger and better, and likely cheaper to boot.
5. Tennessee= Jonathan Allen, paired opposite Jurell Casey could boost a suddenly great Titans front 7. Should go higher, but other teams have bigger needs or are set on interior lineman.
Morris Claiborne, Titans need a CB upgrade, and Claiborne finally started to live up to 1st round hype a bit, just in time to leave Dallas.
Perry Riley, likely creates a LB rotation with Avery Williamson, before ultimately replacing him as he is a FA in 2018.
6. New York Jets= Jamal Adams, some have compared him to Earl Thomas, and the Jets secondary is in shambles.
Jay Cutler, seems like a perfect stopgap for them. 2013 Bears East offense gets its QB. I think they give Hack one more year to develop.
Ryan Griffin, Jets have to bargain shop this offseason, but griffin could potentially start at TE for them. A position that Gailey didn't value at all.
Jordan Mills, cheap replacement for Clady.
7. Los Angeles Chargers= Rueben Foster, has some NaVorro Bowman to his game. Chargers front seven gets another playmaker. Not worried about his health either.
Austin Pasztor, potential starting RT, who at the very least is good depth for a team that always seems to need it.
DJ Swearinger, they missed Eric Weddle a ton last year, Addae is also a FA, Swearinger is better than Addae, but unlikely to be a priority for Arizona.
Sterling Moore, cheap solid nickel corner. From everything I've heard Brandon Flowers is likely going to retire, or the the very least be a cap casualty.
8. Carolina= Marshon Lattimore, Panthers don't often draft CBs this high, but I think they'll make an exception based on how much they need there. Lattimore has the size they like.
Kawann Short, can't envision a scenario where he gets let go.
Andrew Whitworth, older player, but LT basically sunk the Panthers offense last year, so I think they'll make it a huge priority.
LeGarrette Blount, I think he'll team with Stewart to form a thunder and thunder combo, to wear down defenses for Newton. Not likely a priority for Patriots to keep.
9. Cincinnati= Taco Charlton, good size, and Michael Johnson's play fell off a cliff last year. Charlton and Dunlop could be a great combo.
Kevin Zeitler, despite what the media has said, its hard to believe the Bengals would let a 27 year old probowl player get away, when they can easily afford him.
Kenny Stills, Andy Dalton needs another outside weapon besides AJ Green. Stills has big play ability, but also a reputation as a bit of a one trick pony.
Adrian Peterson, I think if he weren't still on a cheap rookie deal, Jeremy Hill would be cut, he's bombed as a starter, and Gio seems set as a 3rd down RB.
10. Buffalo= Corey Davis, a legit playmaker opposite a hopefully healthy Sammy Watkins.
Tony Romo, Bills seem to want a pocket passer, and Buffalo has a somewhat similar build to Dallas, with their running game.
TJ McDonald, sadly I think Aaron Williams can't be counted on, and McDonald may be an upgrade anyway.
Brandon Boykin, solid nickel CB, doesn't replace Gilmore, but contributes.
11. New Orleans= Leonard Fournette, Sean Payton clearly doesn't fully trust Ingram, and Fournette could help the defense just like Zeke did for Dallas.
Brandon Williams, another big body for the trenches. Ravens want him back, but seem to value him less than I expect the rest of the league to.
Sam Shields, not 100% sure he'll play again. But if he does, he'll come cheap, and the Saints seem like a team to take a flier.
Sean Spence, solid LB depth, and a hedge if Stephone Anthony doesn't show something.
12. Cleveland= DeShaun Watson, one of the picks in the Wentz deal becomes a QB. Watson is small, but has a lot of positive traits. I think he could be a more mobile Dalton for Hue.
13. Arizona= Antonio Garcia, the best OT prospect in the draft in my eyes. Arians has been talking about shaking up the o-line, and this would greatly help do it.
Chandler Jones, they didn't trade a 2nd rounder just for 1 year of a great player.
Calais Campbell, too good to let go, Cards know they are in their window.
Tony Jefferson, boring offseason for Cards as they just re-sign their own guys.
14. Philadelphia= Tim Williams, some see him as a one trick pony, but I don't think that is the case. Paired up with Brandon Graham, Eagles could have a fierce pass rush.
Brian Quick, Eagles fans want a big splash at WR, but I think they'd be better off bargain shopping. Quick was in a bad offense but has good size/speed.
Leonard Johnson, CB depth has been a huge need for the since Reid left.
Jaquizz Rodgers= I expect Ryan Mathews to be cut, Rodgers is versatile and was Tampa Bay's best RB last year. He, Smallwood and Sproles form a dangerous and solid RBBC.
15. Indianapolis= Dalvin Cook, considered him for Philly, but liked Williams more. Colts get an heir apparent for Gore, who will work with him in 2017.
Zach Brown, unsure of his fit in Buffalo's new defense, he bolts for Indy as a rangy LB the colts have lacked since...Cato June?
Brandon Carr, almost certain to be too expensive for Dallas to keep, Indy gets a solid CB opposite Vontae Davis.
Ryan Clady, has had health issues, but if he can stay healthy, could give Indy a solid RT, and help keep Luck upright.
16. Baltimore= Takkarist McKinley, wants Cleveland to take him, I think old Cleveland will. Ravens need youth at OLB, I think Dumervil may accept a pay cut, but he and Suggs are both well over 30.
Rick Wagner, they haven't really been trying hard to re-sign him yet, but I think that will change in the next 2 weeks. Good OT's don't grow on trees.
Robert Woods, Smiff's retirement creates a hole at WR, I think the Ravens want Perriman to fill it, but can't commit 100% to that. Woods is a worthwhile signing as a 2/3 WR who may have been underused in Buffalo.
Kayvon Webster, buried in Denver, but many scouts believe he's an NFL starter. Feels like a Ravens move to get an under the radar starter on the cheap.
17. Washington= Malik McDowell, Chris Baker likely walks, and McDowell is likely a better player anyway. Redskins continue to rebuild their defense.
Kirk Cousins, he's not going anywhere.
Bradley McDougald, solid young safety, who i don't think is in Tampa's plans. This is a steal for Washington.
Kenny Britt, I think they want more size at WR, and Britt has it, he might also be cheaper than D-Jax or Garcon and could be better than both.
18. Tennessee= Mike Williams, solid jump ball WR with good hands, gives Mariota a redzone threat at the very least.
19. Tampa Bay= Haason Reddick, bit of a darkhorse pick, as some are unsure if he a DE or a LB, Tampa would likely see him as a DE, either way, he makes plays.
Barry Church, Bucs get a hard hitting tone setter for the secondary, which is what I think they'd prefer.
Michael Floyd, cheap option with upside opposite Evans. If he can be a slighty better Terrance Williams, he's worth it to Tampa, with Humphries and Brate as Beasley and Witten like weapons.
Latavius Murray, I have no idea what to expect with Doug Martin, he could be starting, benched, or cut. I think they wash their hands of him, and give Murray a look.
20. Denver= DeShone Kizer, This is probably the most controversial idea. I think Denver has very few holes, Lynch and Siemian are both question marks, and they have made it clear they don't want to give a big contract to a veteran. Drafting Kizer, plus, Lynch and Siemian is still cheaper than signing a guy like Romo would be, and you get 4-5 years of play. I think the 3 compete for the job, and if at least 1 hits, Denver still maintains some very interesting trade assets.
Matt Kalil, has had health issues and seems to have regressed after a strong start to his career. Still, he's an upgrade at RT, and maybe left though I think Okung sticks.
Jonathan Hankins, Denver's run defense took a step back, adding a massive 24 year old run stuffer can only help.
Jared Cook, I think Green Bay would like to keep him, but I think they send their money elsewhere. Cook gives Denver someone in the middle of the field.
21. Detroit= Derek Barnett, probably should go higher than this, but will likely test poorly at the combine. Detroit will be thrilled to get him here.
Riley Reiff, the Lions o-line has too many question marks to let a solid RT go.
Kendall Wright, I think Boldin is gone, and Wright gives them a faster option in the slot, Wright could be the sleeper WR of free agency as a former 1st rounder who has looked very good when healthy, and whenever he's had good QB play.
Captain Munnerlyn, Lions could use another CB, and know first hand how good Munnerlyn can be. Still only 28.
22. Miami= David Njoku, is considered to have elite upside. Has excellent speed for the position. Adam Gase got huge years out of Julius Thomas, and a top TE could do wonders for Tannehill.
JC Tretter, always kind of buried in Green Bay, can play C or G, and gives Miami a lot of o-line options.
Nick Perry, I know Joe Philbin is gone, but these ex-Packers just fit. Mario Williams is a lock to be gone, and frankly may wash out of the NFL, unless he accepts a drastic reduction in salary. Perry has been solid when healthy, and should be an upgrade.
Manti Te'o, has been effective at times, but also injury prone. I think he's a solid, cheap investment, much like Kiko Alonso was last season.
23. New York Giants= Cam Robinson, projects as a starter at T or G according to some. Giants need help at both spots, so this is a solid value.
Jason Pierre-Paul, can't see him getting way, he's a leader of the defense and still only 28.
Danny Woodhead, I think the Giants want to be a RBBC, he does a lot of the same things Vereen does, but Vereen has had lots of trouble staying healthy, so has Woodhead, but that will keep his price tag down. A Perkins/Woodhead/Vereen trio could be dangerous.
Colin Kaepernick, a high upside QB on the cheap, who is a backup QB upgrade, and maybe a potential starter if Eli goes off the rails.
24. Oakland= Quincy Wilson, another CB for Oakland behind Smith and Amerson, with potential to replace either as soon as 2018.
Kevin Minter, a rangier player than Perry Riley, while also being 2 years younger.
Rex Burkhead, everything I've read suggests then NFL values him a lot higher than the Bengals ever did. He forms a solid RBBC with Richard and Washington.
Ted Ginn, Seth Roberts has flopped as a 3rd WR, and Carolina likely wants to get more snaps for Funchess. Ginn fits as a 3rd WR, pushing Crabtree to the slot in 3-wide sets.
25. Houston= OJ Howard, could go higher than this, he's a much greater talent than Fiedorowicz, and Osweiler seems likely to get another shot, and seems most comfortable throwing in the middle of the field.
Menelik Watson, Derek Newton's injury is career threatening, so an OT is needed. Watson is solid, and may be cheaper know that Beachum and Clady are on the market.
Dontari Poe, the Texans big ticket item. KC likely has to choose between him and Berry and that isn't a hard choice, Chiefs loss is Texans gain, as Poe is a perfect replacement for Wilfork.
AJ Bouye, Possibly the biggest breakout player of 2016, I can't see Houston letting him walk.
26. Seattle= Ryan Ramczyk, everybody knows Seattle's biggest weakness is the o-line. Still, I expect the draft to fall perfectly for them.
Prince Amukamara, Shead's injury makes this a bigger need than it would have been. Lane is a 3rd CB, so a starter is needed.
Malcom Smith, welcoming back the Super Bowl MVP at a fraction of the price Oakland paid for him.
John Sullivan, a favorite of their OC, he's cheap interior depth, who can start in a pinch.
27. Kansas City= Raekwon McMillian, they need to develop an heir apparent for Derrick Johnson. McMillian has great talent but is a little rough around the edges, so paring him with Johnson for a year or 2 could really help that transition.
Eric Berry, he's not going anywhere.
Chris Baker, he doesn't replace Poe, but he contributes.
Leodis McKelvin, cheap option at CB, who could potentially start if need be.
28. Dallas= Charles Harris, Dallas could not be happier with this pick. He could go much higher, but the pass rushers are so plentiful this year.
JJ Wilcox, I think he's brought back and inserted into the lineup in Church's old spot.
Brice Butler, I think he has more upside than Williams had, and should be cheap to retain.
Gerald Hodges, the 49ers chose Ray-Ray over him, but he's a solid LB who can play any LB position.
29. Green Bay= Sidney Jones, Sam Shields injury woes, the loss of Casey Heyward, and slow development of Randall and Rollins makes CB still a need for them. Jones has great ball skills, but sometimes gets caught gambling.
TJ Lang, should be Green Bay's #1 priority especially after dumping Sitton last year.
Jaball Sheard, I think New England lets him go, and he's a better player than Nick Perry is, I think Ted Thompson pulls the trigger after being seemingly called out by McCarthy about not making enough FA moves.
Jamaal Charles, I think the Chiefs let him go. If you look at Thompson's history, he rarely makes FA moves, but when he does, its usually been All-Pro players conisdered to be on the downswing of their careers. Charles Woodson and Julius Peppers both fit that mold, and so does Charles. I think he and Montgomery could be a very dangerous combo.
30. Pittsburgh= John Ross, I think he's a better prospect than Will Fuller was last year. I know the Steelers don't usually draft WR's in round 1, bit their need is bigger than its been in almost 20 years. Antonio Brown is the only sure thing the have at WR, Martavis Bryant is a 100% question mark to be back in the NFL, Coates has looked inconsistent at best, and Rogers isn't a starter.
Lawrence Timmons, I think they work out a deal here. Timmons is a defensive leader and is still playing at a high level, if not as well as he did 2-3 years ago.
Darius Butler, cheap CB depth, who cold push William Gay to the bench.
Le'Veon Bell, he's not going anywhere.
31. Atlanta= Carl Lawson, Dwight Freeney had a great playoff run, but I would think they'd prefer a younger option opposite Beasley. If not for several injuries, and the insane pass rusher depth, Lawson might be considered a top-10 pick.
Patrick DiMarco, he's arguably the most important fullback in the NFL, and is a huge part of what Atlanta does on offense. Dan Quinn has promised the offense won't change with Shanahan gone, and that means re-signing DiMarco has to be a priority.
AQ Shipley, solid interior depth, who could push Chris Chester for a job.
Jack Doyle, the Falcons run a lot of 2-TE sets and Toilolo and Tamme are both FA's, Doyle is better than either of them, and could fair a tough to stop combo with Hooper.
32. New England= Jaleel Johnson, feels like a great fit here. He's a high motor DL, with versatility.
Martellus Bennett, I think he stays with New England, possibly for a lot cheaper than you'd think. in interviews he's always been very vocal about how much he cares about the quality of his QB, and there aren't many guys on Brady's level.
Dont'a Hightower, seems like they get a deal done, I'm surprised it hasn't happened already, as that was the immediate thought the second they traded Collins.
Logan Ryan, the Patriots have an abundance of cap room, so I think the can get Ryan and Butler signed long term.
Los Angeles Rams
Kelvin Beachum, they need a LT as bad as anyone. Greg Robinson has been as bad a pick as any in Rams history.
Pierre Garcon, I think he'd be happy to follow the new head coach from Washington, and strikes me as both more likely to, and cheaper than D-Jax would be.
Trumaine Johnson, I know there has been a bit of an attitude to purge much of the Jeff Fisher guys, but Johnson is their best CB, and they can't afford to lose him and Jenkins in back to back years.
Jonathan Cyprien, I think he'd be an upgrade from McDonald, and I think he brings a little more in the coverage department.
Minnesota
Mike Remmers, the Vikings don't have a ton of cap space, and likely will be bargain shopping. Remmers was a solid RT in Carolina whenever he wasn't facing Von Miller.
Chris Ivory, I think the Jags let him go, when they sign Lacy. Ivory fits well as a power complement to Jerick McKinnon who I think could be solid starter with better blocking. McKinnon seemed to play much better when Norv stepped down.
Sio Moore, a cheap-ish replacement for Chad Greenway, who I assume is going to retire. Moore has good range and is better in coverage than Lamur, who is currently in Greenway's spot.
Terrance Newman, I don't think he wants to play for anyone other than Zimmer. Week 16 oddness aside, this seems like an obvious move, especially with Munnerlyn walking.
1. Cleveland= Myles Garrett, the consensus best player in the draft. Would be an anchor for years to come for the Browns.
Terrelle Pryor, just can't see him leaving, he loves Hue Jackson, and the Browns need him and have the league's most cap room.
Stephon Gilmore, with better health, he and Joe Haden could be hell of a 1-2 punch at CB.
2. San Francisco= Soloman Thomas, I think he's going to fly up draft boards after the combine. His first step quickness is crazy for a guy his size, and with the 49ers switching to a 4-3, they need another outside rusher.
Tyrod Taylor, lots of cap space, and both parties needing change leads to this. Taylor could thrive in Shanahan's offense.
DeSean Jackson, I think D-Jax ends up going home to California and the 49ers have a lot more money to spend than the Rams.
Larry Warford, another piece for the o-line, which isn't really that bad, and San Fran's offense could be effectively made over in year one.
3. Chicago= Mitch Trubisky, I think they are interested in Garappolo, but I think New England doesn't get what they want, and end up keeping him and getting a 3rd round comp pick. Trubisky has question marks, but the Bears need a franchise face, and Trubisky could certainly be that for them.
Alshon Jeffery, I think Jeffery is not as sought after by other teams as the media has led us to believe. A Jeffery-White-Meredith trio gives Trubisky a good cast to work with.
Dre Kirkpatrick, been a bit of a bust for Cinci, but John Fox may be able to salvage him, and even his Bengals level of play would be an upgrade.
Julius Thomas, Bears add another weapon for Trubisky, this one having already had experience with John Fox.
4. Jacksonville= Malik Hooker, as much big play ability I've seen from a safety since Eric Berry, Hooker's injury seems minor, and he'll be ready for camp. 2nd straight year the Jags get a playmaker in the secondary.
Ronald Leary, Jags biggest offensive goal should be improving their running game, to take pressure off Bortles. Leary is a great run blocker.
Melvin Ingram, I think San Diego would like to keep him, but with Bosa and Attochu, its not the biggest loss. Still, Ingram is a very good edge defender, and something the Jags could use.
Eddie Lacy, I think Chris Ivory will be a cap casualty. Lacy is younger and better, and likely cheaper to boot.
5. Tennessee= Jonathan Allen, paired opposite Jurell Casey could boost a suddenly great Titans front 7. Should go higher, but other teams have bigger needs or are set on interior lineman.
Morris Claiborne, Titans need a CB upgrade, and Claiborne finally started to live up to 1st round hype a bit, just in time to leave Dallas.
Perry Riley, likely creates a LB rotation with Avery Williamson, before ultimately replacing him as he is a FA in 2018.
6. New York Jets= Jamal Adams, some have compared him to Earl Thomas, and the Jets secondary is in shambles.
Jay Cutler, seems like a perfect stopgap for them. 2013 Bears East offense gets its QB. I think they give Hack one more year to develop.
Ryan Griffin, Jets have to bargain shop this offseason, but griffin could potentially start at TE for them. A position that Gailey didn't value at all.
Jordan Mills, cheap replacement for Clady.
7. Los Angeles Chargers= Rueben Foster, has some NaVorro Bowman to his game. Chargers front seven gets another playmaker. Not worried about his health either.
Austin Pasztor, potential starting RT, who at the very least is good depth for a team that always seems to need it.
DJ Swearinger, they missed Eric Weddle a ton last year, Addae is also a FA, Swearinger is better than Addae, but unlikely to be a priority for Arizona.
Sterling Moore, cheap solid nickel corner. From everything I've heard Brandon Flowers is likely going to retire, or the the very least be a cap casualty.
8. Carolina= Marshon Lattimore, Panthers don't often draft CBs this high, but I think they'll make an exception based on how much they need there. Lattimore has the size they like.
Kawann Short, can't envision a scenario where he gets let go.
Andrew Whitworth, older player, but LT basically sunk the Panthers offense last year, so I think they'll make it a huge priority.
LeGarrette Blount, I think he'll team with Stewart to form a thunder and thunder combo, to wear down defenses for Newton. Not likely a priority for Patriots to keep.
9. Cincinnati= Taco Charlton, good size, and Michael Johnson's play fell off a cliff last year. Charlton and Dunlop could be a great combo.
Kevin Zeitler, despite what the media has said, its hard to believe the Bengals would let a 27 year old probowl player get away, when they can easily afford him.
Kenny Stills, Andy Dalton needs another outside weapon besides AJ Green. Stills has big play ability, but also a reputation as a bit of a one trick pony.
Adrian Peterson, I think if he weren't still on a cheap rookie deal, Jeremy Hill would be cut, he's bombed as a starter, and Gio seems set as a 3rd down RB.
10. Buffalo= Corey Davis, a legit playmaker opposite a hopefully healthy Sammy Watkins.
Tony Romo, Bills seem to want a pocket passer, and Buffalo has a somewhat similar build to Dallas, with their running game.
TJ McDonald, sadly I think Aaron Williams can't be counted on, and McDonald may be an upgrade anyway.
Brandon Boykin, solid nickel CB, doesn't replace Gilmore, but contributes.
11. New Orleans= Leonard Fournette, Sean Payton clearly doesn't fully trust Ingram, and Fournette could help the defense just like Zeke did for Dallas.
Brandon Williams, another big body for the trenches. Ravens want him back, but seem to value him less than I expect the rest of the league to.
Sam Shields, not 100% sure he'll play again. But if he does, he'll come cheap, and the Saints seem like a team to take a flier.
Sean Spence, solid LB depth, and a hedge if Stephone Anthony doesn't show something.
12. Cleveland= DeShaun Watson, one of the picks in the Wentz deal becomes a QB. Watson is small, but has a lot of positive traits. I think he could be a more mobile Dalton for Hue.
13. Arizona= Antonio Garcia, the best OT prospect in the draft in my eyes. Arians has been talking about shaking up the o-line, and this would greatly help do it.
Chandler Jones, they didn't trade a 2nd rounder just for 1 year of a great player.
Calais Campbell, too good to let go, Cards know they are in their window.
Tony Jefferson, boring offseason for Cards as they just re-sign their own guys.
14. Philadelphia= Tim Williams, some see him as a one trick pony, but I don't think that is the case. Paired up with Brandon Graham, Eagles could have a fierce pass rush.
Brian Quick, Eagles fans want a big splash at WR, but I think they'd be better off bargain shopping. Quick was in a bad offense but has good size/speed.
Leonard Johnson, CB depth has been a huge need for the since Reid left.
Jaquizz Rodgers= I expect Ryan Mathews to be cut, Rodgers is versatile and was Tampa Bay's best RB last year. He, Smallwood and Sproles form a dangerous and solid RBBC.
15. Indianapolis= Dalvin Cook, considered him for Philly, but liked Williams more. Colts get an heir apparent for Gore, who will work with him in 2017.
Zach Brown, unsure of his fit in Buffalo's new defense, he bolts for Indy as a rangy LB the colts have lacked since...Cato June?
Brandon Carr, almost certain to be too expensive for Dallas to keep, Indy gets a solid CB opposite Vontae Davis.
Ryan Clady, has had health issues, but if he can stay healthy, could give Indy a solid RT, and help keep Luck upright.
16. Baltimore= Takkarist McKinley, wants Cleveland to take him, I think old Cleveland will. Ravens need youth at OLB, I think Dumervil may accept a pay cut, but he and Suggs are both well over 30.
Rick Wagner, they haven't really been trying hard to re-sign him yet, but I think that will change in the next 2 weeks. Good OT's don't grow on trees.
Robert Woods, Smiff's retirement creates a hole at WR, I think the Ravens want Perriman to fill it, but can't commit 100% to that. Woods is a worthwhile signing as a 2/3 WR who may have been underused in Buffalo.
Kayvon Webster, buried in Denver, but many scouts believe he's an NFL starter. Feels like a Ravens move to get an under the radar starter on the cheap.
17. Washington= Malik McDowell, Chris Baker likely walks, and McDowell is likely a better player anyway. Redskins continue to rebuild their defense.
Kirk Cousins, he's not going anywhere.
Bradley McDougald, solid young safety, who i don't think is in Tampa's plans. This is a steal for Washington.
Kenny Britt, I think they want more size at WR, and Britt has it, he might also be cheaper than D-Jax or Garcon and could be better than both.
18. Tennessee= Mike Williams, solid jump ball WR with good hands, gives Mariota a redzone threat at the very least.
19. Tampa Bay= Haason Reddick, bit of a darkhorse pick, as some are unsure if he a DE or a LB, Tampa would likely see him as a DE, either way, he makes plays.
Barry Church, Bucs get a hard hitting tone setter for the secondary, which is what I think they'd prefer.
Michael Floyd, cheap option with upside opposite Evans. If he can be a slighty better Terrance Williams, he's worth it to Tampa, with Humphries and Brate as Beasley and Witten like weapons.
Latavius Murray, I have no idea what to expect with Doug Martin, he could be starting, benched, or cut. I think they wash their hands of him, and give Murray a look.
20. Denver= DeShone Kizer, This is probably the most controversial idea. I think Denver has very few holes, Lynch and Siemian are both question marks, and they have made it clear they don't want to give a big contract to a veteran. Drafting Kizer, plus, Lynch and Siemian is still cheaper than signing a guy like Romo would be, and you get 4-5 years of play. I think the 3 compete for the job, and if at least 1 hits, Denver still maintains some very interesting trade assets.
Matt Kalil, has had health issues and seems to have regressed after a strong start to his career. Still, he's an upgrade at RT, and maybe left though I think Okung sticks.
Jonathan Hankins, Denver's run defense took a step back, adding a massive 24 year old run stuffer can only help.
Jared Cook, I think Green Bay would like to keep him, but I think they send their money elsewhere. Cook gives Denver someone in the middle of the field.
21. Detroit= Derek Barnett, probably should go higher than this, but will likely test poorly at the combine. Detroit will be thrilled to get him here.
Riley Reiff, the Lions o-line has too many question marks to let a solid RT go.
Kendall Wright, I think Boldin is gone, and Wright gives them a faster option in the slot, Wright could be the sleeper WR of free agency as a former 1st rounder who has looked very good when healthy, and whenever he's had good QB play.
Captain Munnerlyn, Lions could use another CB, and know first hand how good Munnerlyn can be. Still only 28.
22. Miami= David Njoku, is considered to have elite upside. Has excellent speed for the position. Adam Gase got huge years out of Julius Thomas, and a top TE could do wonders for Tannehill.
JC Tretter, always kind of buried in Green Bay, can play C or G, and gives Miami a lot of o-line options.
Nick Perry, I know Joe Philbin is gone, but these ex-Packers just fit. Mario Williams is a lock to be gone, and frankly may wash out of the NFL, unless he accepts a drastic reduction in salary. Perry has been solid when healthy, and should be an upgrade.
Manti Te'o, has been effective at times, but also injury prone. I think he's a solid, cheap investment, much like Kiko Alonso was last season.
23. New York Giants= Cam Robinson, projects as a starter at T or G according to some. Giants need help at both spots, so this is a solid value.
Jason Pierre-Paul, can't see him getting way, he's a leader of the defense and still only 28.
Danny Woodhead, I think the Giants want to be a RBBC, he does a lot of the same things Vereen does, but Vereen has had lots of trouble staying healthy, so has Woodhead, but that will keep his price tag down. A Perkins/Woodhead/Vereen trio could be dangerous.
Colin Kaepernick, a high upside QB on the cheap, who is a backup QB upgrade, and maybe a potential starter if Eli goes off the rails.
24. Oakland= Quincy Wilson, another CB for Oakland behind Smith and Amerson, with potential to replace either as soon as 2018.
Kevin Minter, a rangier player than Perry Riley, while also being 2 years younger.
Rex Burkhead, everything I've read suggests then NFL values him a lot higher than the Bengals ever did. He forms a solid RBBC with Richard and Washington.
Ted Ginn, Seth Roberts has flopped as a 3rd WR, and Carolina likely wants to get more snaps for Funchess. Ginn fits as a 3rd WR, pushing Crabtree to the slot in 3-wide sets.
25. Houston= OJ Howard, could go higher than this, he's a much greater talent than Fiedorowicz, and Osweiler seems likely to get another shot, and seems most comfortable throwing in the middle of the field.
Menelik Watson, Derek Newton's injury is career threatening, so an OT is needed. Watson is solid, and may be cheaper know that Beachum and Clady are on the market.
Dontari Poe, the Texans big ticket item. KC likely has to choose between him and Berry and that isn't a hard choice, Chiefs loss is Texans gain, as Poe is a perfect replacement for Wilfork.
AJ Bouye, Possibly the biggest breakout player of 2016, I can't see Houston letting him walk.
26. Seattle= Ryan Ramczyk, everybody knows Seattle's biggest weakness is the o-line. Still, I expect the draft to fall perfectly for them.
Prince Amukamara, Shead's injury makes this a bigger need than it would have been. Lane is a 3rd CB, so a starter is needed.
Malcom Smith, welcoming back the Super Bowl MVP at a fraction of the price Oakland paid for him.
John Sullivan, a favorite of their OC, he's cheap interior depth, who can start in a pinch.
27. Kansas City= Raekwon McMillian, they need to develop an heir apparent for Derrick Johnson. McMillian has great talent but is a little rough around the edges, so paring him with Johnson for a year or 2 could really help that transition.
Eric Berry, he's not going anywhere.
Chris Baker, he doesn't replace Poe, but he contributes.
Leodis McKelvin, cheap option at CB, who could potentially start if need be.
28. Dallas= Charles Harris, Dallas could not be happier with this pick. He could go much higher, but the pass rushers are so plentiful this year.
JJ Wilcox, I think he's brought back and inserted into the lineup in Church's old spot.
Brice Butler, I think he has more upside than Williams had, and should be cheap to retain.
Gerald Hodges, the 49ers chose Ray-Ray over him, but he's a solid LB who can play any LB position.
29. Green Bay= Sidney Jones, Sam Shields injury woes, the loss of Casey Heyward, and slow development of Randall and Rollins makes CB still a need for them. Jones has great ball skills, but sometimes gets caught gambling.
TJ Lang, should be Green Bay's #1 priority especially after dumping Sitton last year.
Jaball Sheard, I think New England lets him go, and he's a better player than Nick Perry is, I think Ted Thompson pulls the trigger after being seemingly called out by McCarthy about not making enough FA moves.
Jamaal Charles, I think the Chiefs let him go. If you look at Thompson's history, he rarely makes FA moves, but when he does, its usually been All-Pro players conisdered to be on the downswing of their careers. Charles Woodson and Julius Peppers both fit that mold, and so does Charles. I think he and Montgomery could be a very dangerous combo.
30. Pittsburgh= John Ross, I think he's a better prospect than Will Fuller was last year. I know the Steelers don't usually draft WR's in round 1, bit their need is bigger than its been in almost 20 years. Antonio Brown is the only sure thing the have at WR, Martavis Bryant is a 100% question mark to be back in the NFL, Coates has looked inconsistent at best, and Rogers isn't a starter.
Lawrence Timmons, I think they work out a deal here. Timmons is a defensive leader and is still playing at a high level, if not as well as he did 2-3 years ago.
Darius Butler, cheap CB depth, who cold push William Gay to the bench.
Le'Veon Bell, he's not going anywhere.
31. Atlanta= Carl Lawson, Dwight Freeney had a great playoff run, but I would think they'd prefer a younger option opposite Beasley. If not for several injuries, and the insane pass rusher depth, Lawson might be considered a top-10 pick.
Patrick DiMarco, he's arguably the most important fullback in the NFL, and is a huge part of what Atlanta does on offense. Dan Quinn has promised the offense won't change with Shanahan gone, and that means re-signing DiMarco has to be a priority.
AQ Shipley, solid interior depth, who could push Chris Chester for a job.
Jack Doyle, the Falcons run a lot of 2-TE sets and Toilolo and Tamme are both FA's, Doyle is better than either of them, and could fair a tough to stop combo with Hooper.
32. New England= Jaleel Johnson, feels like a great fit here. He's a high motor DL, with versatility.
Martellus Bennett, I think he stays with New England, possibly for a lot cheaper than you'd think. in interviews he's always been very vocal about how much he cares about the quality of his QB, and there aren't many guys on Brady's level.
Dont'a Hightower, seems like they get a deal done, I'm surprised it hasn't happened already, as that was the immediate thought the second they traded Collins.
Logan Ryan, the Patriots have an abundance of cap room, so I think the can get Ryan and Butler signed long term.
Los Angeles Rams
Kelvin Beachum, they need a LT as bad as anyone. Greg Robinson has been as bad a pick as any in Rams history.
Pierre Garcon, I think he'd be happy to follow the new head coach from Washington, and strikes me as both more likely to, and cheaper than D-Jax would be.
Trumaine Johnson, I know there has been a bit of an attitude to purge much of the Jeff Fisher guys, but Johnson is their best CB, and they can't afford to lose him and Jenkins in back to back years.
Jonathan Cyprien, I think he'd be an upgrade from McDonald, and I think he brings a little more in the coverage department.
Minnesota
Mike Remmers, the Vikings don't have a ton of cap space, and likely will be bargain shopping. Remmers was a solid RT in Carolina whenever he wasn't facing Von Miller.
Chris Ivory, I think the Jags let him go, when they sign Lacy. Ivory fits well as a power complement to Jerick McKinnon who I think could be solid starter with better blocking. McKinnon seemed to play much better when Norv stepped down.
Sio Moore, a cheap-ish replacement for Chad Greenway, who I assume is going to retire. Moore has good range and is better in coverage than Lamur, who is currently in Greenway's spot.
Terrance Newman, I don't think he wants to play for anyone other than Zimmer. Week 16 oddness aside, this seems like an obvious move, especially with Munnerlyn walking.
