A year ago, the Redskins added Montez Sweat in the first round at No. 33 overall. It was great value. They give him a running mate a year later. Young is the top prospect overall and a terror for opposing offensive lines.
Detroit is an interesting team early in the draft. They could trade the pick to a team looking to trade up for a quarterback or could take the best player on their board. Simmons is a defensive chess piece that will elevate everyone’s play.
New York probably needs two offensive tackles but they have only one pick. They take Wills and can address the other spot later in the draft.
Alabama • Jr • 6’1 ” / 252 lbs
Projected Team
Miami
PROSPECT RNK
4th
POSITION RNK
2nd
The season began with ‘Tank for Tua.’ Miami did not tank and, instead, exceeded expectations. They still land their potential quarterback of the future at No. 5 overall. Teams may be looking to move up in the draft order to secure Tagovailoa.
Justin Herbert grew accustomed to throwing screens in Eugene this season, so he will be comfortable getting Christian McCaffrey the ball out of the backfield. He can also push it downfield to D.J. Moore and Curtis Samuel.
Alabama • Jr • 6’1 ” / lbs
Projected Team
Arizona
PROSPECT RNK
18 th
POSITION RNK
2nd
Jeudy reminds a bit of Larry Fitzgerald because of his commitment to the craft. The Alabama product will likely stick in the NFL for a long time and provide another outlet for Kyler Murray.
Ohio State • Jr • 6’1 ” / lbs
Projected Team
Jacksonville
PROSPECT RNK
3rd
POSITION RNK
1st
The rise of quarterbacks and offensive tackles push an elite prospect like Okudah down. Jacksonville happily accepts their answer to the loss of Jalen Ramsey. Okudah is the top cornerback prospect by a wide margin.
Becton moves really well for his size. There are areas of his game that will require some work, but a few prospects come without flaws. Cleveland is in an enviable position to take either Andrew Thomas or Becton. Either way, they land a long-term solution on one book end.
Miami 
