The Browns make no mistake about it — they’re done with Deshaun Watson, even though he’ll be on the roster for probably the next two seasons. Sanders is picked to be the starting quarterback with his reasonably polished game.

Maybe Brian Callahan and the new general manager take a swing at a veteran quarterback to serve as a bridge to a passer picked in one of the coming drafts. In the meantime, they fortify the right side of the offensive line with this selection. They acquire Cleveland’s 2025 third-round pick and a 2026 second-round selection in this slide back.

The Giants call this pick in immediately. Ward can create outside of structure, and he got more efficient as a passer in each of his collegiate seasons.

Hunter to the Patriots would be tremendous for everyone involved. New England gets a ridiculous two-way player, and Hunter can be featured prominently right away.

The Jaguars have to get more talent into the secondary. Johnson checks the boxes for a lockdown No. 1 cornerback.

Milroe is more project-y than the other top passers in this class, yet his upside is noticeably higher because of his athleticism and improving play from within the pocket.

Graham is too talented for the Jets to pass on here, and he’d help New York get back to the elite-level defense it had for a long stretch before the 2024 season.

McMillan would give Bryce Young a serious rebounder on the perimeter, which is exactly what he needs.

Banks can be a lockdown tackle in the NFL or begin his career at guard before eventually kicking outside.

Carter would be a boon for the Bears at No. 10 overall given his burst, flexibility, length and ascending power.

Pearce looks like a top-15 pick, and the 49ers make him one here. He’s long, explosive, deceptively powerful and put together two magnificent seasons in the SEC. He’s the running mate Nick Bosa needs.

If Jeanty is available when Jerry Jones goes on the clock, I firmly believe he will be the pick for the Cowboys.

Starks would give the Dolphins another premier playmaker at the safety spot who will contribute on three downs in a big way.

Burden is a YAC monster who’d give Anthony Richardson another reliable underneath weapon beyond Josh Downs.

Walker is a do-everything linebacker/edge hybrid who’d be a welcomed addition to Atlanta’s relatively weak second level.

Umanmielen has three years of quality productivity in the SEC under his belt and could provide the Cardinals with immediate outside pass-rushing help.

Harmon is a wide but athletic upfield rusher who was arguably the most dynamic pass-rushing defensive tackle in 2024.

Booker is an NFL-ready guard who’d bolster the Seahawks’ run-game woes from 2024.

The Texans need to infuse youthful offensive line help to the roster, and Williams can be plugged into right tackle or start at guard to begin his career.

Barron has the plus man-coverage skills Vance Joseph will love across from Patrick Surtain II.

Overton was the breakout star on Alabama’s defense this season and looks like a towering specimen on film with plenty of power.

The Steelers go to West Virginia again to add more offensive line talent to a unit that desperately needs it.

Even with Tyler Higbee back, the Rams look to the future with the uber-talented receiving-based tight end.

Morrison got injured reasonably early in 2024 but has too much natural coverage talent to get past the cornerback-needy Packers.

Egbuka would provide another speedy downfield weapon for Justin Herbert in a revamped Chargers receiver room.

The Commanders have a glaring need on the edge, and Scourton has an NFL frame with high-caliber productivity on his resume.

Ersery can be the replacement for Ronnie Stanley if he’s not re-signed after the season. The former Minnesota star has looked like a first-round pick for years now given his size and movement skills.

The Vikings need to get stronger inside with a defensive tackle who can generate pass rush and hold up against the run. That’s precisely what they’d get with Grant.

Mukuba moves like a safety who’ll fly up boards with a tremendous combine, and the Bills look to the future at the safety position. The Clemson-turned-Texas star has 23 pass breakups in his four-year collegiate career and now six picks entering the College Football Playoff semifinals.

The Eagles are glad to add yet another Georgia defensive lineman to the defense in Williams, who’s a freaky specimen yet has a raw skill set.

Sanders was a consistent star on South Carolina’s stellar defensive line in 2024. He plays with awesome power and can win in passing situations.

The Lions roll the dice on the small-school standout who torn a knee ligament early in the 2024 season. When healthy, he was a ball magnet and has premier size and length.