1. Titans - OT Laremy Tunsil
One of the few elite and perhaps surest prospects, Tunsil protects Mariota's blindside for the next decade.
2. Browns - QB Carson Wentz
While they could still go with Goff here, I lean towards Wentz more because of his physical. Big arm, big hands, good enough mobility. I feel he has the upside needed for what Hue wants to do.
3. Chargers - OT Ronnie Stanley
They could go with Ramsey here as well, but Stanley makes a little more sense as long as Rivers remains their QB. Watch any of their games last year and the common theme was their OL simply couldn't block. Stanley instantly becomes a starter on that OL front.
4. Cowboys - CB/S Ramsey
What they do could directly impact what the 49ers do. They could choose to draft Goff and have him groomed to be Romo's heir apparent. I just don't think they will. In comes Ramsey, who pairs with last year's combine star, Bryon Jones.
5. Jaguars - DL DeForest Buckner
Gus Bradley needs to beef up his defense. Buckner does that and provides an immediate impact both as a run defender and pass rusher. A duo of Buckner and last year's top pick Fowler Jr could wreak havoc on opposing QB's for years.
6. Ravens - DL Joey Bosa
Ravens typically go best player available and Bosa is that at this point. As Suggs continues to get older, they'll need someone else that can get to the QB as well. On top of that, the Ravens want to rebuild a stout defense and it'll start with Bosa.
7. 49ers - QB Jared Goff
The most polished and ready QB of the draft, I just can't see them passing on him if he's there. Then again, this is the same team that passed up on another Cal QB in Rodgers years go.
8. Dolphins - CB Vernon Hargreaves
The best pure corner in the draft. Despite his fine play, Grimes could end up being a cap casualty. I doubt it, but if that's the case, Hargreaves immediately becomes their #1 corner.
9. Buccaneers - OLB Noah Spence
Their pass rush is non existent and Spence could immediately jump start it. Ezekiel Elliot could be considered here if Doug Martin walks, but if they and any other team in the league learned anything from the past Super Bowl, build up that defensive front and pass rush first.
10. Giants - RB Ezekiel Elliot
They're kind of in the same situation as the Bucs. If Spence falls to them and JPP hits the market, they'll need a pass rusher and Spence could fill that. The Giants also are in dire need of a run game and Elliot is the best RB in the draft, so this is their pick with my assumption the Bucs go with Spence.
[ Edited by Mdizzle27 on Mar 1, 2016 at 3:19 PM ]