Neb Reywas
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Uninspiring combine with so many non participants. I'd be hard pressed to shoehorn 5 prospects into last years excellent draft class. Also, with the high end talent pool so low it doesn't make for smart trades. I'd jump at the chance to trade down with an eye towards next year's picks. BPA approach with a lean towards filling roster holes before FA ravages my mock.
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Round 1
Titans:
Abdul Carter, OLB, Penn State 
If they were guaranteed Carter with a trade down I'd gladly do it. Hunter might be a option or Ward which feels reachy
Browns:
Cam Ward, QB, Miami 
So many needs opening up with both lines weakening, QB, RB, WR also need talent infusions. Trading Garrett makes sense or anyone who gets a good return. They should punt till next year and pick a different prospect. Hard to believe they are a year removed from a 11 win team with Flacco starting down the stretch
Giants:
Travis Hunter, CB/WR, Colorado 
I'd like him more as a WR who plays D on necessary circumstances. Playing a 100 snaps, especially with a slight frame should be a nonstarter. Giants can use either a WR or CB
Patriots:
Kelvin Banks, OT/G, Texas 
4 NFL Tackles had less arm length than Campbell last year and none would be considered at 4 overall. Banks checks out on measurables with advanced pass blocking skills and quick feet. The move to guard no longer makes sense. This feels early for Banks
Jaguars:
Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State 
A replacement for Etienne who never played up to his draft standing. Campbell, Graham or Johnson could be targets but Jeanty is the better prospect while filling a need that could make the Jags less one dimensional.
Raiders:
Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
Lots of average with him. Good stats against lesser opponents and holds on to the ball far to long.
Jets:
Mason Graham, DT, Michigan 
Playing next to Williams should help his game. I don't have anyone higher that doesn't have the same risks of being a blah prospect. Campbell at RT or RG?
Panthers:
Jalon Walker, OLB, Georgia 
Williams or Grant could be considered here. D needs serious work on all levels. Talent/motor/athleticism check. Size or position might be a question.
Saints:
Mykel Williams, DE, Georgia
Played injured after week 1. Saints have busted on Ends in the recent past whether through FA or the draft. WR and DB are weak spots as well. Cap strapped per usual, so they are very limited on paying talent, beyond kicking it down the road again and again.
Bears:
Will Campbell, OT, LSU 
I hope he excels at a T spot but the Bears could use him inside or pinch spots on the outside. I appreciated him saying he would rather be a RG than a swing Tackle instead of doubling down and maybe scaring more teams away.
49ers:
Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan
One of the best rosters really need some help finally. OL and DB are thin as well.
Cowboys:
Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona 
He would have been in the fringe first round group of receivers last year. Fills a roster void with plenty of questions on OL, DL and Safety.
Dolphins:
Armand Membou, OT, Missouri 
I thought he looked good at the combine but others feel he is still outside the first round. They probably need 2 Tackles and 2 Guards. RT or inside should be covered with this pick.
Colts:
Nick Emmanwori, S, South Carolina 
I thought he'd test great but not excellent. Colts sucked on the backend and were a bottom team in missed tackles. Great value to need pick
Falcons:
Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
DE is still a need. Johnson has a few knocks against him plus injury but I think he hangs onto his CB1A status. Fills their second biggest need.
Cardinals:
Shemar Stewart, DE, Texas A&M 
With his comparison to Garrett's measurables some team may bite earlier with a blind eye towards awful production numbers.