mock draft 1.0

This one has been lay-up for around a month now. Cam Ward is the only premier QB talent in this class, and with the Titans in need of one, it's a simple match-made in heaven. You won't find any mock draft that tells you other-wise.

There is speculation that this pick is potentially Sanders if they want a QB here, but I think there are 2 realites that the Browns will face: Number 1, Travis Hunter is likely the best player in this entire draft, and he's available at 2. Number 2, they can easily get a QB in round 2, perhaps if they really love Sanders, they could move back into the first to get him. However, This pick should be Hunter or Carter.

The Giants essentially will draft whoever the Browns do not, unless the Browns go QB. I think they would prefer Hunter, but Carter is a potential all-pro conselation prize.

And the Patriots would also, take one of Carter or Hunter if they fall here, but in this case, they get the top tackle. You can never go wrong protecting your young QB, and with the Pats already adding a couple of veteran recievers, this should make Maye feel right at home.

Trevor Lawrence is going to have to throw to somebody. They lost a considerable amount of weapons in the offseason, and although the front office says they want to run the football effectively, I think Warren can answer potentially both problems, being an elite playmaker, and a elite blocker in the run game.

Jeanty is arguably one of the best players in this class, truly a talent that does not come across often. It is certainly not a reach here, and given the Raiders draft style of drafting best player available, Jeanty is a great addition to the backfield.

I think looking at this wide reciever room for the Jets, if the 2025 season is a disaster, then they could be saying goodbye to Garrett Wilson. This is an insurance policy and an elite potential number 1 guy for Justin Fields.

The first Georgia defender off the board, but certainly not the last. Walker should fill the hole Burns left.

Campbell is a guy who will only continue to rise up draft boards, as he is the best overall defensive weapon in the entire class. Can pass rush, and cover anybody, and the Saints could use some serious talent. I don't see them taking Sanders here, as there are far too many other issues to tend to in New Orleans before QB.

Graham headlines an elite defensive line class, and is an immediate impact up front, something the Bears need after addressing the offensive line in free agency.

Maybe the most versatile lineman in the class, Membou can instantly slot in wherever the Niners need him, while also having all-pro upside.

The Cowboys need pass catchers bad, and Golden might be the best in the class, so this is an easy fit.

The Dolphins have many holes, so it is very likely that they trade back here, but if they stick, it makes the most sense to sure up the holes they have in the trenches first.

Last draft, I was praying that Bowers fell to the Colts, as it would've been a great fit. This year, they finally get their security blanket for Richardson.

Barron falls in this draft, but that doesn't mean he isn't talented, as he is likely the second best defensive back in this class, and the Falcons could use some talent on the back-end.

Much like the Falcons, the Cardinals need elite talent on the defensive side of the ball, and Williams has one of the highest upsides of any of the pass rushers in the class.

The Bengals have the offensive side of the ball figured out, so when a great defender falls in your lap, it is an easy pick.

Potentially a reach, but Zabel is a day 1 talent at a position that the Seahawks vitally need.

Green fits the build of Tampa pass rushers, and this draft that is what Tampa needs.

There is not a better fit for a reciever to go to Denver than Burden. He will fit into that Sean Payton system like a puzzle piece.

The fall is over. The Steelers, Titans, and Browns are realistically the only teams willing to spend a high draft choice on a QB, and considering Sanders has fallen, the Steelers nab him up. I think there is a reality where the Steelers would have to move up to ensure they land their QB.

The Chargers could use some upgrades on offense, but with the way the board has shaken out, grabbing a productive edge rusher like Pearce is perfectly fine with them.

I realize that the Packers already have a slot reciever in Reed, however, none of the recievers in that room are as talented as Egbuka. He will become the number 1 option by year 2, much like Smith-Njigba.

The Vikings will have to replace Harrison Smith soon, and Starks not only does that, but he is the best free safety in the class.

They need a replacement for Tunsil, and Banks has the upside to slot in and be a great tackle for the Texans.

Hairston fills a need that the Rams have had since Ramsey left. Potentially the missing piece for that defense.

With Hamilton almost playing a sub-linebacker position, he has a new friend that is also positionless for the Ravens, giving offensive coordinators nightmares.

Harmon is an immediate game changer in the run game for a team that is certainly in win now mode.

The Commanders have come out and said they want a 3 down running back. Well, Here you go.

The Bills are a canidate to move up, however here they get a guy to bolster their run defense.

The Chiefs will almost certainly address the offensive line with this pick, here I go a seasoned player who has played in big games.

The rich get richer with another elite pass rusher to add to their arsenal.