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 2
Browns:
Josh Conerly Jr., OT, Oregon 
Turnover expected on a once really strong O-Line. So many issues on this roster they won't have to try to tank. I expect a new GM/HC combo next year which kinda makes me regret the Ward pick at #2 with better QB options to come next year.
Giants:
Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame 
This could allow Hunter to stay off the field until 3rd down. Hip injury could be a concern with drafting this high. I kinda like Dart here but like Cleveland they will probably have GM/HC turnover and would start the process again.
Jaguars:
Alfred Collins, DE/DT, Texas 
Edges are set. Here is a option to stop the run. Again, OL and DB don't match with this spot, which are bigger needs.
Titans:
Donovan Ezeiruaku, OLB, Boston College 
Landry will be gone and the Titans get great value with double dipping on the edge with Carter at #1. OL and CB seem like reaches here.
Raiders:
Matthew Golden, WR, Texas
I thought tape and combine looked good. He is wildly mocked from #21 to into the 3rd round. Raiders don't shy from speed and they could use that element with Bowers and the underneath receivers they have.
Patriots:
J.T. Tuimoloau, DE, Ohio State 
Sticking with their stated trenches draft approach, Tui might be able to start only because NE's cupboard is so barren of talent. Fellow Buckeye End Sawyer or WR Ayomanor could be options.
Bears:
Elijah Arroyo, TE, Miami 
I've tried to cross him off the board for the last 15 picks but filled other needs over talent. Arroyo has past medical concerns but can be a Keenan Allen replacement in the slot.
Saints:
Trey Amos, CB, Ole Miss 
It feels like they may pick #1 next year. Another team with severe DB needs.
Bears:
Nic Scourton, DE, Texas A&M 
A running mate for Sweat. I feel good about their 3 picks so far in terms of talent and position. Money to spend in FA will probably switch future mocks though.
Jets:
Mike Green, DE, Marshall 
I question almost everything now about Green with his OF issues, small school uptick in production and size. He can be a passing down specialist at minimum.
49ers:
Jonah Savaiinaea, OT, Arizona 
Probably not a Trent Williams replacement or maybe even not a RT. Interior needs help though too.
Cowboys:
Quinshon Judkins, RB, Ohio State
Choice of decent RB options may last into the next round. I wouldn't fault them for waiting if they like need picks more.
Colts:
Mason Taylor, TE, LSU 
Another weapon for Richardson to pray can catch his wayward throws.
Falcons:
Landon Jackson, DE, Arkansas 
Upside pick who may not solve any of their ongoing edge issues out of the gate.
Cardinals:
Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon
Another line upgrade with uninspiring players most likely exiting come March 12th. A good veteran is probably needed with so much youth.
Dolphins:
Joshua Farmer, DT, Florida State 
Rotational add to fix the whole that Wilkins left. OL/DB continue to be a issue but I don't see value.
Bengals:
Elic Ayomanor, WR, Stanford 
CB would be ideal here but the talent doesn't match. DE feels like a reach too. They may need to replace Higgins and last year's 3rd pick Burton probably isn't in the cards going forward. It's the Bengals though, so he may not have done enough to cost him his roster spot
Seahawks:
Shemar Turner, DT, Texas A&M
DT rotational help. A needed LB doesn't match up this high but the Hawks don't mind reaching usually. Bassa, Stutsman or Cooper can be had later though.
Steelers:
Jaxson Dart, QB, Ole Miss
Can hopefully season behind a good veteran option. I doubt he will last this far into the 2nd frame.
Chargers:
Grey Zabel, OT, North Dakota State 
Center appears to be his position which can keep Zion at Guard. Makes for a pretty stout line.
Ravens:
Anthony Belton, OT, N.C. State 
Can they hit on starting Tackles in back to back years in the late 2nd. Even if they retain Stanley it is a great depth insurance.
Commanders:
Harold Fannin Jr., TE, Bowling Green 
Nice stats from last year. Hopefully they can retain Ertz to season him for a year. Edge continues to be a issue. FA or trade might be their best option this late in the draft
Bills:
Xavier Watts, S, Notre Dame
Smaller safety but they need to get a influx of talent in the back end. They need to get Hamlin off the field on passing downs as he was a liability mostly.
Chiefs:
Omar Norman-Lott, DT, Tennessee 
Some talent to plug in to next to Jones. A early and late 3rd can add depth to LB/WR/OL/RB. Restructures or cuts can free up money to resign Bolton or get a WR on the market.
Eagles:
Emery Jones Jr., OT, LSU
A RT to groom under Johnson and can learn from a stellar line until needed.