By Cleveland Central
- JAX- QB Trevor Lawrence (Clemson)
Without a doubt, Lawrence is the best Quarterback in this draft. He fits all schemes and has an amazing skill set which allows him to be a dynamic player. He can push the ball down the field consistently and utilize his athleticism when needed.
- NYJ- QB Zach Wilson (BYU)
Wilson is rated as the 2nd best Quarterback on most boards, and for a good reason. He can throw the ball with elite timing, makes accurate throws on the run, and creates plays with his legs. Following the departure of recently traded QB Sam Darnold, the organization is in need of a franchise QB.
- SF- QB Trey Lance (NDSU)
Lance is an athletic quarterback with next-level physical skills and tremendous upside. He is always patient in the pocket and keeps his eyes downfield while also going through his progressions smoothly. He does a great job commanding the offense and spreads the ball around well, but he hasn’t faced high-level competition.
- ATL- TE Kyle Pitts (Florida)
Kyle Pitts is one of the best Tight-end prospects in years. He’s versatile enough to play on the outside at Wide Receiver and brings a lot of value to both the TE and WR positions. Pitts has great size, athleticism, and hands to make him a big threat on the outside, in the slot, and on the line.
- CIN- OT Penei Sewell (Oregon)
Sewell has the most potential at O-Line in this class, he might not be the best Day 1 starter right away but he’ll be worth it in the long run. The Bengals need to protect Joe Burrow. Sewell has great athleticism and technique which will help him thrive.
- MIA- WR Ja’Marr Chase (LSU)
Chase is rated by most the best Wide Receiver in this class, The Dolphins might have bigger needs than WR with the addition of Will Fuller, but Chase is too good to pass up on. He has elite route running, hands, ball skills, blocking, and playmaking. He would truly give an elite weapon to Tua.
- DET- WR Jaylen Waddle (Alabama)
In my opinion, Jaylen Waddle is the best WR in the class. He is a once in a generational talent. He can line up outside or in the slot and do his thing. His jump off the line, hands, ability to be used in different motions, playmaking are all elite. The Lions just landed a cornerstone of their Franchise with this pick here.
- NE- QB Justin Fields (Ohio State) * Via Carolina
Fields brings an elite throwing ability, athleticism, and arm talent. He’s proven to be able to throw around defenders or work himself into generating velocity and accuracy when on the move. He can start right away or sit and develop. He has some issues of sitting in a pocket too long and not finding his 3rd and 4th reads. In my opinion, he is a Franchise QB.
- DEN- QB Mac Jones (Alabama)
Mac Jones brings great leadership, a player who can make the right great reads, and has an underrated deep ball. For Mac Jones to thrive he needs Great protection, playmakers, and play-caller.
- DAL- CB Patrick Surtain (Alabama)
The Cowboys clearly need a corner, they are a great defense away from Super Bowl contention. Surtain is by far the best corner in this class and will boost their Secondary. Surtain is a large corner with a huge upside. He is elite off the line, has a great hand technique, works to get his head back around, locates the pass in the air, and covers crossing patterns well.
- NYG- OT Rashawn Slater (Northwestern)
Slater will be very effective right away in the NFL. He can play tackle and guard. He gets consistent leverage, has amazing range, and keeps his feet moving. He is a big need for the Giants.
- PHI- WR DeVonta Smith (Alabama)
Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith is an interesting prospect. He is an undersized WR at 170 pounds but has amazing awareness and skill. He creates great separation with a quick release off the line. He’ll surely help the Eagle’s WR problems.
- LAC- OT Christian Darrisaw
Darrisaw is an athletic OT who does great at keeping his feet moving, correct placement of hands consistently, and can block in motion. The Chargers land their Tackle of the future
- MIN- OT Alijah Vera-Tucker
Vera-Tucker has an amazing balance and body control in pass protection. In run protection, he gets his body in a great position to win the matchup. The biggest need for the Vikings is filled.
- CAR- CB Jaycee Horn (South Carolina) * Via New England
Horn has amazing athleticism and size. He has quick flipping hips going downfield, amazing burst off the line, great awareness in man coverage. Carolina gets their CB of the future.
- AZ- CB Caleb Farley (Virginia Tech)
Farley does have injury concerns but has amazing ball skills. He plays exceptionally well in Man Coverage. Arizona gets a CB to pair up with Byron Murphy.
- LV- LB Micah Parsons (Penn State)
Parsons brings amazing range in coverage. He has a quick burst, great size, and strength to shed blocks. He is the most talented LB in this class and will help a lot of the Raiders’ defensive problems.
- MIA- LB Jerimiah Owusu-Koramoah (ND)
Owusu-Koramoah can be used in multiple ways. He can be used as a Safety, Inside Linebacker, Slot Corner. He has tons of versatility and is a positionless player. He brings quickness, lower body power, and just a freak athlete overall. He can fill in many needs for the Miami Defense
- WAS- S Trevor Moehrig (TCU)
Moehrig has amazing over-the-top coverage, ball skills, and makes great downhill tackles. Washington fills a hole, while just being another good Safety away from an elite Secondary. Washington will target a QB in Day 2 after failing to trade up.
- CHI- OT Samuel Cosmi (Texas)
Cosmi brings great leverage, flexibility, and foot Agility. His game overall improved in 2020 especially his strength. Chicago snags an OT of the future after failing to trade up for a QB while snagging one in Day 2.
- IND- DE Jaelan Phillips (Miami)
Phillips does have concussion concerns. He was forced to retire once but came back. He has great acceleration off the edge, he is very flexible, great closing burst, and good at stopping the run. Indianapolis takes a risk to land the DE of the future.
- TEN- DE Azeez Ojulari (Georgia)
Ojulari had great explosiveness off the line, keeps excellent body control, and uses his hands exceptionally well. Tennessee gets another pass rusher after signing Bud Dupree, Tennessee fixes their biggest need from last year.
- NYJ- DE Kwity Paye (Michigan)
Paye brings great power and explosiveness. Paye has great leverage on the line and quick hands. The Jets land a Defensive Lineman of the future helping new HC Robert Saleh.
- PITT- RB Najee Harris (Alabama)
Harris has great size, great awareness to make the proper cuts, great at shedding tackles, and is an amazing Blocker. He can be used in the passing game as well. Pittsburgh gets an explosive weapon to try to make one last push with QB Ben Roethlisberger.
- JAX- DT Christian Barmore (Alabama)
Barmore has very efficient hands, can track the QB, can break through double teams, and brings great explosiveness. Jacksonville gets the interior of their defense solidified.
- CLE- CB Greg Newsome II (Northwestern)
Newsome is a physical and strong Boundary corner. He brings great ball skills, the ability to recover in coverage, wrap-up tackler in run support, and has a high football IQ. Cleveland continues to add to an already Talented Secondary.
- BAL- WR Rashod Bateman (Minnesota)
Bateman is an amazing outside target. He brings quality route running, hands, and release off the line. He can get YAC and make outstanding highlight grabs. The Ravens get Lamar another weapon this off-season.
- NO- CB Asante Samuel Jr (FSU)
Samuel Jr has great footwork, body balance, awareness, great at closing in on the catch point, and tackles well after the catch. New Orleans adds onto already an amazing defense.
- GB- WR Terrace Marshall Jr (LSU)
Marshall Jr is a great playmaker. He creates separation, has great footwork, and can be used on the outside or in the slot. Marshall has a huge catch radius and can track the ball down. Green Bay adds a solidified WR2 and gets Rodgers a huge weapon.
- BUF- DE Gregory Rousseau (Miami)
Rousseau can escape blocks, get a great burst, and close the edge put well. Rousseau has the athleticism and agility to get to the QB in the Secondary Rush. Buffalo fills a huge need and continues to make themselves a top dog in the AFC.
- BAL- DE Jayson Oweh (Penn State)
Oweh has great explosiveness, strength, and speed. He is very rangy and can cover out to the back-side range. He gets a unique turn to his hips to get off the edge and gets to the QB quickly. Baltimore fills their biggest need on Defense.
- TB- Carlos Basham Jr (Wake Forest)
Basham Jr can play on the outside at Edge or on the inside at DT. Basham has great hands, he brings a strong point of attack, he plays with technique and power moves. If he adds Secondary Pass Rush moves he can be a top-tier DE in the league.
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