1. Cleveland Browns: QB Mitchell Trubisky (North Carolina)
Hue Jackson gets a taste of what working for Jimmy Haslam is like. The owner wants the kid from Ohio, but how long will he let him sit behind Brock Osweiler and Cody Kessler. They don't get the top-rated player in Myles Garrett, but can circle back and address the pass rush at 12.
2. San Francisco 49ers: DE Myles Garrett (Texas A&M)
Well look who dropped into their lap. Perhaps a bit redundant after drafting Oregon defensive linemen DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead in the first round the past two years, but they'll worry about running back, quarterback, you name it…later on.
3. CHICAGO BEARS: S Jamal Adams (LSU)
Tempted by Solomon Thomas, who's not a true 3-4 end, but Vic Fangio would move around, and feeling Jonathan Allen's topped out, potential-wise, they go with the proven, healthy guy who can lead the secondary for the next decade. Malik Hooker more of a playmaking center fielder, but the injury history helps this decision.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars: TE O.J. Howard (Alabama)
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They've sunk a ton of money and draft picks on defense the last few years, and while Blake Bortles is on "notice" with Tom Coughlin, he gets a perennial Pro Bowler to throw to with the wideout tandem of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns. Leonard Fournette also tempting, but they'll stick with T.J. Yeldon and Chris Ivory for the time being.
5. Tennessee Titans: CB Marshon Lattimore (Ohio State)
They'll circle back for a much-needed wide receiver at 18, but roll the dice with the protypical, if hamstrung by injury, top corner on the market to help the 30th-ranked pass defense.
6. New York Jets: WR Mike Williams (Clemson)
Tempted by DeShaun Watson after drafting quarterbacks three of the past four years, Josh McCown needs someone to throw to after parting ways with Brandon Marshall. They go with Watson's deep target from the national champs over Corey Davis.
7. Los Angeles Chargers: S Malik Hooker (Ohio State)
Eric Weddle was great for a lot of years in San Diego, but they found out how difficult he was to replace last season. Defensive Rookie of the Year Joey Bosa has another young star to build that side of the ball around, provided he stays healthy.
8. Carolina Panthers: RB Leonard Fournette (LSU)
The Cam Newton Preservation Society (of which the former MVP still isn't a member) wins the War Room vote in Charlotte.
9. Cincinnati Bengals: DE Solomon Thomas (Stanford)
A surprising drop based on the way his stock skyrocketed since the Sun Bowl, but the 3-4 teams who passed will discover he's a perfect fit for this 4-3 that has a need on the edge and has suffered a defensive exodus recently.
10. Buffalo Bills: LB Reuben Foster (Alabama)
New coach Sean McDermott gets himself the best inside linebacker on the board as he puts his stamp on a defense he hopes to re-create from Carolina.
11. New Orleans Saints: DE Derek Barnett (Tennessee)
Cameron Jordan gets a partner on the opposite side to rush the quarterback on a defense that ranked 27th (last against the pass).
12. Cleveland Browns: DL Jonathan Allen (Alabama)
Allen's ideally a 4-3 tackle, but is versatile enough to provide impact as a "5-tech," alongside stout nose tackle Danny Shelton. If not, blame the Browns after long-term concerns about his shoulders and how much higher he can raise his level after an excellent college career.
13. Arizona Cardinals: QB Patrick Mahomes (Texas Tech)
Choosing between Watson and Mahomes, Bruce Arians' confidence level over how he can shape Carson Palmer's heir guides him to the gun-slinger.
14. Philadelphia Eagles: RB Christian McCaffery (Stanford)
McCaffery a multi-dimensional weapon to pair with Carson Wentz and Alshon Jeffery (for at least this year).
15. Indianapolis Colts: Edge Charles Harris (Missouri)
The league's 30th-ranked defense needs a lot of help. Harris is a start.
16. Baltimore Ravens: WR Corey Davis (Western Michigan)
Steve Smith has retired. The barely-recruited kid from Wheaton-Warrenville South slides in.
17. Washington Redskins: LB Hasson Reddick (Temple)
His status grew with every practice heading into the Senior Bowl and has gone nowhere but up.
18. Tennessee Titans: WR John Ross (Washington)
The Combine record 4.22 40 pushed him into the first round, but carries a risk with a history of knee injuries before finally staying healthy in 2016. Say hi to Marcus Mariota.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Edge Taco Charlton (Michigan)
Say it. Taco Time in Tampa for a D that finished 22nd against both the run and pass.
20. Denver Broncos: T Ryan Ramczyk (Wisconsin)
There's ALWAYS concern and questions about the Broncos offensive line. Here's one answer.
21. Detroit Lions: LB Jarrad Davis (Florida)
DeAndre Levy's gone, and while they added Paul Worrilow and good use another edge rusher opposite Ziggy Ansah, Davis fits, and fills a need.
22. Miami Dolphins: CB Quincy Wilson (Florida)
Lots of defensive needs for Adam Gase to address. He starts here, and the team saves a bit on transportation costs.
23. New York Giants: TE David Njoku (Miami)
OBJ. Brandon Marshall. And now the fast-rising second-best tight end in the draft.
24. Oakland Raiders: LB Tim Williams (Alabama)
Silver-and-Black lost some defensive personnel this off-season. Williams can cause some distraction from Khalil Mack.
25. Houston Texans: QB Deshaun Watson (Clemson)
Well wasn't this conveeeeenient for Bill O'Brien.
26. Seattle Seahawks: OT Garrett Bolles (Utah)
Sexy? No. But the Seahawks seem to join the Broncos is sweating out O-Line issues every year. Protect Russ.
27. Kansas City Chiefs: DT Malik McDowell (Michigan State)
Dontari Poe and Jaye Howard were off-season salary cap victims.
28. Dallas Cowboys: S Jabril Peppers (Michigan)
Does this say Cowboys, or what?
29. Green Bay Packers: RB Dalvin Cook (Florida State)
Ty Montgomery was pretty good. Cook will be even better.
30. Pittsburgh Steelers: LB Takkarist McKinley (UCLA)
They can go inside with Raekwon McMillan, but decide to go for some James Harrison insurance after parting ways with Lawrence Timmons and Jarvis Jones.
31. Atlanta Falcons: DE Demarcus Walker (Florida State)
The guy just made plays for an elite program and fills a need on Dan Quinn's emerging D.
32. New Orleans Saints: WR Curtis Samuel (Ohio State)
They'll get back to addressing the defense but for now, a Brandin Cooks replacement in the spot the Patriots gave them for Cooks.