2019 NFL Mock Draft: Redskins Rank Top Five for Dwayne Haskins and Patriots Move Closer

I did a lot of joking with the Cardinals who traded their points instead of taking Murray, but as they did not, let's go ahead and explore a scenario in which they decide to go ahead. Confront Josh Rosen. I do not think this choice is a lock, though.

If the Cardinals take Bosa N ° 1, the 49ers will probably jump on Quinnen Williams here or see if they can get a good shot from a team seeking a quarterback. No reason to depart from this match at this stage.

The Redskins seem to be the best bet to make a daring leap for a quarter, and that will cost them a first-round pick next year plus multiple picks of the second day. Will it be worth it? Only time will tell.

I think the Raiders are at stake not only for Murray, but also for Haskins. But with the two players absent in the first three choices, they are content with the best player overall in the repechage, a player who meets a huge need.

Would the Bucs take White with Josh Allen still on the board? I think it's a certain possibility, because White seems to be a safer game even if it does not meet such an important need. The lack of quality off-ball LBs in this class should allow White to be in the top five.

With Haskins eliminated from the table, the Giants will meet their needs with Allen, one of three potential choices that will get to New York here.

Jaguars give priority to defense and their pass is on unstable ground after 2019. Although players like TJ Hockenson or offensive lineman also make sense, it will be impossible to pass on Oliver's. he slips here.

The Panthers are taking a big step forward, dropping No. 16 and 47 for this choice and No. 185, and then selecting the best offensive lineman in the repechage. He will seek to push Daryl Williams for a starting role immediately.

The Bills pass Taylor but decide to stick to the offensive lines with the best defensive linemen on the board. The team has significantly improved its lineup during the off season, but Williams will remain a clear upgrade wherever it is.

I do not think the Broncos are under pressure to take a quarter with that choice, but Lock seems to be a good match for what Elway wants. If Jonah Williams or Devin White were available, it would be a harder choice.

The Bengals restart at QB with new coach Zac Taylor, diving into the last quarter of the first round. Expect Jones to sit and learn as long as possible, with the hope that Andy Dalton can create business value.

I think it's the lowest Bush that will fall. The Packers have improved their defense many times, but they still need an off-ball linebacker to pair with Blake Martinez. Bush would officially make the Packers' defense a strength.

Texans can not afford to wait for an offensive lineman once Taylor and Williams enter the top 10, so they join a Dolphins team that needs as many tricks as possible, giving up the numbers. and 54 to select an excellent left perspective.

I would expect the Falcons to team up with one of the top four players with this choice and, with a deeper defensive attack than at the end, they choose to grab the athletic Burns to strengthen the pass.

After the big move, the Jets are noticeable to Sweat, which has raised some medical concerns, but should still rank among the top 20 picks in this repechage.

The first two ends of this draw have a wide range of possible choices, with Hockenson as possible among the top eight potential still available to the Lions after narrowing down their choices and adding an additional second-round pick.

The Giants went to the defense with their first choice, but here they bring a guy who has a chance to be an excellent right striker, despite the buzz of many that his best fit is inside.

The Vikings miss out on the best offensive linemen and will try to meet this need on the second day. They will instead choose a dynamic receiving weapon to make their attack even more dangerous.

The Titans could use more talent on the defensive line to help Jurrell Casey, and Wilkins gives them a versatile piece that knows how to get the job done after quarterback. He and Casey would feast on teammates among weaker linemen.

The Steelers could certainly use another corner even after hiring Steven Nelson, but it will be difficult to pass a player in the pre-seventh, like Ferrell, if there is one here. T.J. Watt finally has a long-term buddy.

The Colts are in a prime position to replace the right guy if they wish, and Simmons is too fit to let him go before they are on the clock, even though he will not be able to contribute to Day 1 because of A tear of the ACL. They sacrifice No. 89 to make this move.

I think Brown will be the first receiver off the board after his medical checks went well, and he's the kind of versatile playmaker that could do a lot of damage in an attack like Baltimore.

The Dolphins should be basically the best player available with this choice, considering all their needs, after exchange. This is the huge Lawrence, which should give a considerable boost to the anti-precipitation defense while having the ability to create some pressure.

Can the Raiders drop Jacobs further if they want it? Considering that the Eagles are sitting at number 25 and could definitely use half board with his talents, I think the answer is no. With the big open board at CB, Oakland takes Jacobs now and looks for a corner in a few choices.

Bradbury could make 10 choices earlier and no one would blink, but here he slips to the Eagles, where he would be perfectly suited for Doug Pederson's offense. He can compete to start guarding from the start while serving as Jason Kelce's heir to the pivot.

The Patriots have a lot of ammo to qualify in this project with 12 choices in all, so they burned one (No. 97) to beat the Raiders of the last potential talent of the first tight-tipped round. Smith may not be as good as the Iowa duo, but he's better than what he's shown at the combine.

A corner finally comes out of the table, the Raiders closing their account of the first round with a man named Greedy. He's not the best tackler, but Williams has the ability to make games that change the game anytime the ball is thrown.

The chargers could go in several directions with this choice, and I like the value here with the excellent Murphy, who does not run fast but who is fantastic to play the job. His test profile is similar to that of Casey Hayward, a player who has paid off for the Chargers.

The Seahawks are finally on the clock after trading twice with their first pick to accumulate the Day 2 selections. With the pick that they landed as part of Frank Clark's trade, they added a huge improvement to the right tackle who can start on day 1.

The Packers would have liked to be able to bring McGary, but Lindstrom is a nice consolation as a person able to start guard immediately and give Aaron Rodgers more protection.

The offensive lineman race continues with McCoy, a versatile blocker who can play goalkeeper or center based on the composition of the scheduled replacement of John Sullivan and Rodger Saffold.

The Seahawks will replace Earl Thomas with a free safety perspective to Gardner-Johnson, who is also able to play the slot if asked. No. 21 would be too early for him, but if the team can go back and add choices, it makes sense here.