Round 1


This has to be a defensive pick, as most of the Bengals' picks should be.


They need to upgrade their OLine, but Nick Emmanwori feels like he could be Mike McDonald's Seahawks version of Kyle Hamilton.


The Bucs offence is in good shape and they stop Will Johnson's slide.


They need playmakers, and Egbuka is the cleanest one left. Omarion Hampton was tempting but the Broncos can get a good one at #51.


I don't like the fit, but it sounds like a possibility and with no pick again until 83 this feels like a pick ripe for a trade.


They're good across the board, but with the Jaire Alexander rumours this feels like a GB pick.


Hazarding a guess that the Vikings, with just four picks, trade back (with the Chiefs?) and this feels like about the right spot for Zabel.


The trade of Tunsil to my Commanders suggests they're looking for a leader in the OLine room. Enter the Alabama man.


Don't ask me why, other than I've been listening to Daniel Jeremiah too much.


The lack of sacks doesn't deter the Lions from taking a huge talent at an area of need.


Adam Peters will be keen to move back in the draft to recoup our lost picks but will he be able to find a trade partner? Realistically, the only hopes of a trade back are if a team want the fifth year option on a premium position, and I'm not convinced a trade partner will be there, so whilst I was tempted to put Dart or Milroe here I won't. Given the way the board has fallen, I add the Alabama stud on the basis it's realistic his injury could cause him to fall and if someone sees him as an Edge there's the chance of a trade.


Another option for Washington, but a good fit for the Bills.


The Chiefs might not be picking here, so trying to put someone here who would meet both their needs and who they might have traded with, so let's go with tackle.