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- Bengals – LSU quarterback Joe Burrow
Burrow’s addition positions Bengals for a quick offensive turnaround.
- Redskins – Ohio State edge rusher Chase Young
Skins land this year’s top pass rusher to complete an underrated defensive front.
- Lions – Auburn defensive tackle Derrick Brown
No NFL team has a weaker defensive line than Detroit, especially on the interior.
- Giants – Alabama offensive tackle Jedrick Wills
Wills starts day one at right tackle and eventually replaces Nate Solder on the left.
- Dolphins – Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert
The Dolphins’ Herbert infatuation hasn’t wavered throughout draft season.
- Chargers – Iowa offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs
GM Tom Telesco is all-in on finally repairing the Chargers’ offensive line.
- Panthers – Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons
Carolina lands the draft’s most versatile defender following Luke Kuechly’s retirement.
- Cardinals – Ohio State cornerback Jeff Okudah
Okudah falls further than expected to solidify a longtime weakness opposite Patrick Peterson.
- Jaguars – Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa
The Jags have recently passed on Patrick Mahomes, Deshaun Watson, and Lamar Jackson.
- Browns – Georgia offensive tackle Andrew Thomas
Thomas fills huge need and helps further Browns’ emphasis on building a physical offense.
- Jets – Louisville offensive tackle Mekhi Becton
Jets must devote most of their 2020 draft to propping up Sam Darnold.
- Raiders – Alabama wide receiver Jerry Jeudy
Former 49ers assistant Jon Gruden will see similarities between Jeudy and Jerry Rice.
- 49ers – Oklahoma wide receiver CeeDee Lamb
Lamb gives Niners true No. 1 WR talent to complement swiss-army-knife Deebo Samuel.
- Bucs – USC offensive tackle Austin Jackson
Early-first run on offensive linemen forces Bucs to reach a bit to protect Tom Brady.
- Broncos – Alabama wide receiver Henry Ruggs
With 4.27 speed, Ruggs would add new dimension opposite Courtland Sutton.
- Falcons – Florida cornerback C.J. Henderson
Toolsy and twitched-up cover corner warrants comparisons to Stephon Gilmore.
- Cowboys – Michigan center Cesar Ruiz
Draft’s best center by wide margin replaces Travis Frederick.
- Dolphins – LSU edge rusher K’Lavon Chaisson
Dolphins bolster passing game, then pass defense with first two first-round picks.
- Raiders – Clemson cornerback A.J. Terrell
Raiders reunite Terrell and Trayvon Mullen in quest to solidify longtime trouble spot.
- Jaguars – LSU linebacker Patrick Queen
Jags never filled gap left by Telvin Smith’s surprise retirement.
- Eagles – LSU wide receiver Justin Jefferson
Day-one starter in slot between DeSean Jackson and Alshon Jeffery.
- Vikings – Houston offensive tackle Josh Jones
Offensive line play continues to be Minnesota’s most glaring weakness.
- Patriots – South Carolina defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw
Patriots end a falling-stock Kinlaw’s slide due to medical concerns.
- Saints – Utah State quarterback Jordan Love
Sean Payton has stated desire for talented QB to groom behind Drew Brees, Taysom Hill.
- Vikings – Utah cornerback Jaylon Johnson
Johnson pairs with Mike Hughes to help replace Xavier Rhodes and Trae Waynes.
- Dolphins – Alabama safety Xavier McKinney
Defensive-minded Brian Flores could coach up McKinney into a rich man’s Pat Chung.
- Seahawks – Boise State offensive lineman Ezra Cleveland
Seattle stays out west to draft one of this year’s premier pass-protecting linemen.
- Ravens – Penn State edge rusher Yetur Gross-Matos
Matt Judon is Baltimore’s lone edge-rush threat, and he is wearing the franchise tag.
- Titans – Georgia offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson
A mauling brawler with colossal size to replace Jack Conklin at right tackle.
- Packers – Oklahoma linebacker Kenneth Murray
Murray’s athleticism and versatility make him a perfect fit for Mike Pettine’s scheme.
- 49ers – TCU defensive tackle Ross Blacklock
Blacklock helps replace DeForest Buckner at a much cheaper cost.
- Chiefs – Wisconsin linebacker Zack Baun
Injects twitchiness and explosion into plodding second level of Kansas City’s defense.
