Different week, same story. The Jaguars need a franchise-caliber quarterback moving forward, and Blaine Gabbert isn’t the answer. Bridgewater is the best passer available, so put the pieces together.
While their offense hasn’t been terrible, the Texans have fielded a poor defense this season. With a player like Clowney in the fold, though, that would turn around in a hurry.
All year long, the Falcons have been without a decent pass rush. They need that to change in the future, and drafting a player like Barr would certainly help in that department.
It’s time for the Vikings to take a step into the modern NFL, which means they could use a dynamic, mobile quarterback. Mariota has been a star this season, and fills a gapping need in Minnesota.
Once Sam Bradford returns from his ACL tear, he’s going to need some serious protection to stay healthy. Matthews is the best blocker in the 2014 class, so why not draft the Aggie?
Especially if Greg Schiano is fired, the Buccaneers might not be sold on Mike Glennon. Instead, they look for a new quarterback and nab the dynamic Manziel to elevate their offense.
The Giants need a new left tackle, plain and simple. By drafting Lewan, they’d be adding a proven protector who has the nasty demeanor and strength needed to be effective in the NFL.
The Browns need to find their quarterback of the future, and Carr appears to be it. The experienced passer is a great fit for the Cleveland offense, and appears primed to go early.
So far this season, the Raiders’ wide receivers have been inconsistent to say the least. With Watkins aboard, they’d have an electric weapon for either Terrelle Pryor or Matt McGloin to use.
Even with several capable pass rushers in the mix, Buffalo could use another upgrade. Mack is an elite edge rusher and playmaker who deserves to go early. Why not keep him local with the Bills?
If Geno Smith is going to succeed, the Jets need to add another big weapon to his arsenal. Evans is a physically dominant receiver who will catch anything that comes within his reach.
Koa Misi isn’t cutting it anymore for the Dolphins, who need more consistent play at linebacker. Mosley is a legitimate Top 10 talent who will immediately upgrade the Miami defense.
Heath Miller is a great tight end, but he’s no spring chicken and is constantly injured. The Steelers need a young, healthy tight end, and Amaro is arguably the best one of the 2014 class.
With both of their tackles overpaid, often injured and headed for free agency in 2015, the Titans need to put a contingency plan in place. Scherff is a dominating tackle who fits the bill.
Throughout the season, the Chargers have fielded arguably the worst secondary in the NFL. They need an upgrade at cornerback, and Ekpre-Olomu makes too much sense for San Diego.
With an outstanding pass rush already in place, the Rams adding a disruptive force in the middle like Nix would give them arguably the best defensive line in the NFL.
It’s clear as this season nears an end that the Ravens need an upgrade along the offensive line. Left guard has been a particular concern, and Yankey has the talent to start immediately.
Jermichael Finley might be done with the Packers, and they don’t have any reliable options at tight end. That’s why bringing in arguably the best tight end in the 2014 class makes plenty of sense for Green Bay.
The Bears’ defensive line has been ravaged by injury throughout the season, which means the team must address the front four this offseason. Tuitt is a versatile, powerful lineman who seems to be a great fit.
No matter who is starting, the Lions have fielded a pitiful secondary this season. If they want that to change in 2014, they need to upgrade the cornerback spot and Verrett is an exciting prospect.
The safety position has been a mess for the Eagles in 2013. Unless they want to continue playing subpar pass defense, Philadelphia must address the safety spot. Clinton-Dix is a steal at No. 21.
With DeMarcus Ware on the decline and the defensive line in shambles, the Cowboys need a boost to their pass rush. Beasley is explosive off the edge and would give their defensive front a spark.
Now that they have their quarterback of the future on the roster, they need to make sure to protect him. Kouandjio has the potential to be an elite blocker, and should pay massive dividends in Cleveland.
Surprisingly, Carson Palmer has held his own this season. That’s why the Cardinals go for protection instead of passing, nabbing an underrated tackle in Ogbuehi to keep the quarterback clean.
Due to injury and age, the Bengals have been worn thin at cornerback. If they want to maintain their standing as a top defense, Cincinnati should acquire a talented cover man like Roby.
Heading into the 2014 season, the wide receiver position will yet again be a glaring concern for the 49ers. Lee is an elite talent who should develop into a sparkplug for the San Francisco offense.
Plain and simple, the Patriots need help along the defensive line. They were starting two rookies, and even traded for an aging veteran in hopes of filling the void. Hageman is versatile and very powerful.
As great as their defense has been this year, the Panthers could still use some help at cornerback. Dennard is moving his way up draft boards, and brings the physicality Carolina loves on defense.
While quarterback is also an area of need, wide receiver could definitely use some help. With little upper-echelon talent at the position, adding Robinson to bring some reliability is a smart move.
After making the move to the 3-4, the Saints need more tools to work with along the front seven. Sutton is a versatile defensive tackle who can move all along the line and wreak havoc on offenses.
The Broncos’ biggest issue on defense this season has been their lack of a pass rush. Even with Von Miller back, they need another playmaker like Murphy to keep quarterbacks from getting comfortable.
With Brandon Browner likely done in Seattle, the Seahawks need to bring in a new cornerback to fill the No. 2 role. Fuller is physical and relentless, things the team covets in its defensive backs.
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