Courtesy of WalterFootball
Mock By: @T.Moody

Browns: Myles Garrett, Defensive End, Texas A&M

Browns need a lot & Garrett is the best player in the draft to me. Cleveland gets a Franchise type player to build around on defense.

49ers: Mitch Trubisky, Quarterback, North Carolina

SF has needed a QB for awhile now. New coach Kyle Shanahan needs to get his guy to develop, so he reaches a bit here.

Bears: Jonathan Allen, Defensive Tackle, Alabama

Teaming Allen with last year's 1st round pick Leonard Floyd & big free-agent acquisition Pernell Mcphee is just too enticing for the Bears. They need help on defense in the worse way.

Jaguars: Jamal Adams, Safety, LSU

I predict the Jags are going to lose Safety Jonathon Cyprien to free agency. So they need replace him with a bonafide stud & leader in Jamaal Adams. Suddenly, you have a great duo in the defensive backfield with Adams & Jalen Ramsey.

Titans: Mike Williams, Wide Receiver, Clemson

Mariota needs someone to throw to and Kendall Wright isn't a #1 Wide Receiver & will probably leave via free agency. Titans get a home run pick here.

Jets: Marshon Lattimore, Cornerback, Ohio State

Revis is old, Jets secondary was atrocious last season. Lattimore has the potential to be a #1 Cornerback in the league.

Chargers: Malik Hooker, Safety, Ohio State

Hooker is special, some say his ball skills rival soon to be hall of famer Ed Reed. 'Nuff said!

Panthers: Leonard Fournette, Running Back, LSU

Fournette will help the entire Panthers offense get back to where they play their best ball............smashmouth football!

Bengals: Reuben Foster, Inside Linebacker, Alabama

Foster has All-pro potential, place him in the middle of your defense & he will hold down the position for the next 7-10 yrs. Combining him with Vontaze will have opposing RBs, WRs, & TEs scared to cross the middle. Good luck to the rest of the AFC North!

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Bills: DeShone Kizer, Quarterback, Notre Dame

Tyrod probably won't be a Bill next season. Enter Deshone Kizer. He has the strong arm to make NFL throws, he just needs to develop his technique & be more consistent.

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Saints: Solomon Thomas, Defensive End, Stanford

Thomas can be special, he moves all around the defensive line. He can rush the passer at 3-4 OLB, 4-3 DE; 4-3 DT. Just put him on the field & watch him work.

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Browns: Deshaun Watson, Quarterback, Clemson

Watson is a gamer, he shows up when you need him to. Hue Jackson will likely let him sit until he thinks he has a good enough offensive line to protect his prize QB.

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Cardinals: Sidney Jones, Cornerback, Washington

Jones is the cousin of Pro Bowl LB Vontaze Burfict, so there are some bloodlines here. Jones is a smooth athlete with good man-to-man coverage skills, he may need to add some weight, though.

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Colts: Ryan Ramcyzk, Offensive Tackle, Wisconsin

New GM should want to protect the franchise (Andrew Luck). Get Luck some help ASAP!

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Eagles: Corey Davis, Wide Receiver, Western Michigan

Some say he's better than Mike Williams. While I disagree, I still think Corey Davis is a stud WR with #1 WR potential. Wentz is jumping up & down when the Eagles make this pick.

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Ravens: Derek Barnett, Defensive End, Tennessee

Barnett drops out of the top 10 over concerns about his ceiling. Ozzie runs to the podium to put this pick in. T-Sizzle is old now, Barnett can start at 3-4 OLB from day one.

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Redskins: Dalvin Cook, Running Back, Florida State

Cook may be the best RB in this draft, he's a home run threat from anywhere on the field. Jay Gruden will have lots of fun with his new toy.

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Titans: Quincy Wilson, Cornerback, Florida

The Titans have already drafted WR Mike Williams, now they need to address the secondary. Why not start with Wilson, who I believe can be a pro bowler. Good size, good technique; good upside.

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Buccaneers: O.J. Howard, Tight End, Alabama

O.J. is a stud. I believe he wasn't used to his potential at Bama. Mainly because Bama is a ball control offense, good for Jameis & company though as they get the best tight end in this draft.

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Broncos: Cam Robinson, Offensive Tackle, Alabama

Denver's offensive line was one of the reasons why they didn't get back to the playoffs. I think Cam is better suited for the right side in the pros. Either way, he upgrades the Broncos line & can start from day one.

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Lions: Taco Charlton, Defensive End, Michigan

The Lions need a rusher opposite Pro Bowler Ezekial Ansah in the worse way. The Lions only has 26 sacks in 2016. Taco will struggle early on, but I believe he starts to get it by the end of the season.

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Dolphins: Takkarist McKinley, Defensive End, UCLA

Raw! Relentless. He needs to develop some technique & pass rush moves. The potential is there, though.

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Giants: Garett Bolles, Offensive Tackle, Utah

Sleeper pick here. He's a good athlete but just has to get stronger. This allows former 1st-round pick, Ereck Flowers to move to the right side where he belongs.

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Raiders: Gareon Conley, Cornerback, Ohio State

The third Ohio State secondary player to come off the board in the 1st-round. He's talented & has NFL size. He's very raw, but with time he can be good.

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Texans: Dan Feeney, Offensive Guard, Indiana

Texans don't have a lot of holes, but they do need some offensive line help after losing guard Brandon Brooks last year. Feeney fits the Texans scheme also. Good spot for Feeney.

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Seahawks: Forrest Lamp, Offensive Tackle, Western Kentucky

Some say he's the best offensive lineman in the draft & compare him to Zach Martin. I'm not going that far, but he's good & versatile enough to play right tackle also.

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Chiefs: Jarrad Davis, Outside Linebacker, Florida

Veteran ILB Derrick Johnson is getting long in the tooth, he's still a good LB, though. Davis is going to be an enforcer in the league. He's one of the hardest hitters in this class. KC could use the toughness of Davis.

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Cowboys: Charles Harris, Defensive End, Missouri

Dallas doesn't have a lot of holes, but with former 2nd-round pick, Randy Gregory suspended, the Cowboys take BPA. To me, that player is Edge Rusher, Charles Harris.

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Packers: Jalen Tabor, Cornerback, Florida

Green Bay secondary was horrible, they need all the help they can get. Tabor may need some time, but he will be starting the season's end. Also, the Packers released long time corner Sam Shields, so they have to replace him.

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Steelers: Marlon Humphrey, Cornerback, Alabama

Pittsburgh drafted Artie Burns last year. Why not get him a running mate. Humphrey has all the tools to be a good corner in the league. He struggles with the deep ball at times, has to be more disciplined.

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Falcons: David Njoku, Tight End, Miami

Atlanta has a stacked young roster. They could use a TE though. Njoku is a good receiving TE, just don't ask him to block.

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Patriots: Christian McCaffrey, Running Back, Stanford

One of the most dangerous playmakers in the draft lands right in the lap of Tom Brady & this great New England offense. McCaffrey does everything, he can catch, run, block, return punts & kicks. Just like how Bill likes his players............. VERSATILE!