Joe Mixon continues to move up draft boards! NFL Media's Bucky Brooks now has him in as a first round pick. Full first round below. Video discussion can be found HERE
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Myles Garrett - DE, Texas A&M
The Browns have to take the best player available.
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Jamal Adams - S, LSU
The 49ers snag a Ronnie Lott-like leader and playmaker with the second overall pick.
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Marshon Lattimore - CB, Ohio State
The Bears need a CB1 to compete in a division loaded with big-time quarterbacks.
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Leonard Fournette - RB, LSU
Tom Coughlin's influence leads the Jaguars to build the offense around a game-changing RB1.
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Solomon Thomas - DE, Stanford
Titans continue to add big, dynamic playmakers to the trenches.
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Deshaun Watson - QB, Clemson
College football's best big-game player can handle the spotlight and scrutiny that comes with playing on Broadway.
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Malik Hooker - S, Ohio State
Gus Bradley's system needs a talented safety between the hashes to be effective in a division with plenty of playmakers on the perimeter.
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Jonathan Allen - DE, Alabama
Panthers add a blue-collar defender to a defensive line that needs a menacing presence off the edge.
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Reuben Foster - LB, Alabama
Foster is a menacing "Mike" linebacker with a nasty temperament and rugged game.
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Mike Williams - WR, Clemson
The Bills have a WR1 in Watkins but they could use a "bully" on the edge to take advantage of the smallish corners on the perimeter.
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Derek Barnett - DE, Tennessee
The most polished pass rusher in the draft would upgrade a frontline that's struggled to generate pressure on the QB.
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O.J. Howard - TE, Alabama
Nothing wrong with adding a big, athletic tight end with speed and quickness.
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Patrick Mahomes - QB, Texas Tech
Bruce Arians doesn't mind gambling on a talented gunslinger with exceptional arm talent and an unrefined game.
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Christian McCaffrey - RB, Stanford
Doug Pederson could transform the Brian Westbrook clone into a star in the Eagles' offense.
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Takkarist McKinley - OLB, UCLA
The Colts could use a talented pass rusher with a non-stop motor off the edge.
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Corey Davis - WR, Western Michigan
The Ravens need a WR1 to anchor the passing game after the retirement of Steve Smith.
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Mitchell Trubisky - QB, North Carolina
If the Redskins are unable to sign Kirk Cousins to a long-term deal in the coming weeks, they could elect to draft his successor on draft day.
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John Ross - WR, Washington
Marcus Mariota could use a speed receiver with big-play ability on the perimeter.
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Dalvin Cook - RB, Florida State
The Buccaneers could bring some sizzle to their running game by adding the Florida State standout to the lineup.
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Ryan Ramczyk - OT, Wisconsin
The Broncos need a rock-solid blocker on the edge to solidify an offensive line that struggled at the point of attack in 2016.
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Jarrad Davis - LB, Florida
The Lions can't go wrong adding a defender with exceptional instincts and awareness to the mix.
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Taco Charlton - DE, Michigan
The Dolphins need another edge defender with pass-rushing skills to throw into the rotation.
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Garett Bolles - OT, Utah
The Giants could use an athletic edge blocker with sweet feet and a nasty game to fill a void at OT.
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Haason Reddick - LB, Temple
Reddick is an active linebacker with a non-stop motor and a versatile game.
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Cam Robinson - OT, Alabama
The Texans could groom the massive people-mover for a key role as an edge blocker.
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Obi Melifonwu - DB, UConn
The ultra-athletic defensive back could be groomed to replace Richard Sherman on the island or Kam Chancellor in the box.
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Gareon Conley - CB, Ohio State
Conley is a rock-solid cover corner with a game built on instincts, awareness, and toughness.
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Charles Harris - DE, Missouri
The Cowboys still need to find a legitimate pass rusher to feature off the edge. Harris is a blue-collar worker with a rugged game and non-stop motor that fits the Cowboys' profile.
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Joe Mixon - RB, Oklahoma
Imagine Aaron Rodgers playing with a David Johnson-like playmaker in the backfield. Mixon is an exceptional combo back with size, speed, power, and home-run ability.
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DeShone Kizer - QB, Notre Dame
Big Ben announced his return for a 14th season but the Steelers could start preparing for his eventual departure by drafting a QB1 of the future at this spot.
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Forrest Lamp - OG, Western Kentucky
The ultra-versatile lineman can play inside or outside on a frontline that seeks more athletic blockers.
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Adoree' Jackson - CB, USC
Jackson gives the Saints a two-way playmaker who will some sizzle to the lineup.
