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1. Cincinnati Bengals: QB Joe Burrow, LSU
Burrow has sustained elite play every game for half a season. He’s torched one of the best secondaries in college football. He’s got a stronger arm and quicker release that Alabana’s Tua Tagovailoa. We’ve never seen a quarterback with a higher passing grade through the first seven weeks of the season. He may not be at the top of boards right now, but he’s shooting his way up there.

2. Miami Dolphins: DE Chase Young, Ohio State
3. Washington Redskins: CB Jeffrey Okudah, Ohio State
4. Atlanta Falcons: EDGE AJ Epenesa, Iowa

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5. New York Jets: OL Andrew Thomas, UGA
Thomas has taken his game to another level in 2019. Whether it was pitching a shutout in pass protection against a talented Notre Dame edge group or his 91.2 run-blocking grade that’s the third-highest in the country, the junior looks like a special prospect.

6. Jacksonville Jags: WR Jared Jeudy, Alabana
7. Cleveland Browns: OL Alexa Leatherwood, Alabana
8. Miami (via Steelers): OL Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

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9. New York Giants: DI Dedrick Brown, Auburn
Even with some talent already on the Giants interior, I can’t feasibly foresee Dave Gettleman passing on a player with Brown’s profile. The Auburn defensive tackle runs 6-foot-5, 318 pounds and is arguably the most powerful run defender to come out in recent memory. He’s taken his game to another level as a pass-rusher this season as well with an elite 90.0 pass-rush grade.

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10. LA Chargers: QB Tuna Tagoveiloa, Alabana
There’s a good chance the NFL won’t be as high on Tua as the general media. He also really hasn’t had to do much this season. Tagovailoa has only seven big-time throws on the year, which ranks 48th in the country. With the wheels falling off in LA, a top-10 pick might be time to look at Rivers replacement.

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11. Tennessee Titans: S Grant Delpit, LSU
Delpit is built to play safety in the NFL today. Of his 356 snaps this season, 128 have come deep, 139 over the slot and 71 in the box. Him seamlessly filling all those roles and only allowing five catches so far this year is a fit for every defense in the league.

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12. Tampa Bay Bucaneers: CB Kristian Fulton, LSU
Fulton has already given up more yards this season than he did in all of 2018, but over half of those came in the Texas game where he rolled his ankle in the first quarter. In all other games, he’s allowed 11-of-21 targets for only 110 yards and broken up three passes. He’s still one of the most complete corners in the draft, and the Bucs still need as much help as they can get at the position.

13. Denver Broncos: QB Justin Herbert, Oregon
14. Arizona Cardinals: WR Ceedee Lamb, Oklahoma
15. Dallas Cowboys: WR Laviska Shenault Jr., Colorado
16. Jacksonville (via Rams): LB Isaiah Simmons, Clemson
17. Detroit Lions: EDGE Julian Okwara, Notre Dame
18. Indianapolis Colts: DI Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina
19. Oakland (via Bears): WR Harry Ruggs, Alabana
20. Carolina Panthers: S Ashtyn Davis, Cal

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21. Philadelphia Eagles: CB CJ Henderson, Florida
His junior season hasn’t quite gone as planned with some poor outings and an injury, but all the tools are still there. Henderson will blow up the combine by all indications and while he’s had bad reps, it’s not like he’s getting torched. He’s still only allowed nine catches in four games this year.

22. Oakland Raiders: DI Marvin Wilson, FSU
23. Baltimore Ravens: EDGE Curtis Weaver, Boise State

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24. Minnesota Vikings: QB Jake Fromm, UGA
Kirk Cousins is the ultimate mercenary and will be heading into the last year of his deal in 2020. There’s no telling whether the Vikings will want him back or he’ll even want to come back to Minnesota. With how few picks in the 20s make a sizable impact to a roster, it would be prudent for Minnesota to address the position sooner than later. Fromm’s work from the pocket has been masterful for most of the season, and he’s seen his grade go from 60.6 on 3rd downs in 2018 to 87.4 this year.

25. Miami (via Texans): EDGE Yetur Gross-Matos, PSU

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26. Buffalo Bills: RB D’andre Swift, UGA
Someone will, unfortunately, pull the trigger on a running back in all likelihood and with the Bills commitment to getting Josh Allen some receiving help, they are the lucky ones. Swift is comfortably the best receiver of the top group of running backs. He’s racked up 61 catches for his career (only three drops) with 18 broken tackles after the catch.

27. New Orleans Saints: WR Jalen Reagor, TCU
28. Seattle Seahawks: OL Jedrick Willis, Alabana
29. Kansas City Chiefs: CB Travon Diggs, Alabana
30. Green Bay Packers: WR Tee Higgins, Clemson
31. San Francisco 49ers: OL Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
32. New England Pats: DI Raykwon Davis, Alabana

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