Even after the down game against Notre Dame, the Bears don’t hesitate much to pick Williams here. Justin Fields has not taking a step forward in Year 1 outside of his huge Week 5 performance.

The Bears get a bona-fide No. 1 wideout for Williams in Harrison Jr. Perfect combination.

Yes, the Broncos are clearly in need of massive defensive changes, but Fashanu is too athletic and too good at a premium position for Sean Payton and Co. to pass on here.

The Cardinals need more juice around the corner on defense, and head coach Jonathan Gannon will love the addition of Latu.

New York couldn’t be happier here, with Maye falling into its lap at No. 5 overall. He has franchise quarterback tools.

The Patriots are trending toward a first-round quarterback selection in 2024. McCarthy is relatively young with a gun-slinger mentality and plenty of arm talent.

Let’s assume the Vikings stick with Kirk Cousins, or sign a veteran quarterback in the offseason. In that scenario, they get the best available outside rusher.

The Titans stay in the trenches to continue to build their blocking unit with the long and technically sound Alt.

This Packers regime loves going defensive back early in the draft, and Kinchens has serious three-down ability.

The Chargers snag Bowers to give Justin Herbert a freaky down-the-seam specimen in Bowers who rocks after the catch.

The Saints go with more youth at the receiver spot to pair two former Ohio State wideouts together.

An uber-talented interior rusher to give the Falcons a long-term plan at that position.

The Cardinals get their No. 1 cornerback of the future in McKinstry who’s been a star at Alabama across multiple seasons now.

Newton looks like the best penetrating defensive tackle in the country, and on film he looks athletic enough to be picked this high.

The Colts have to start building around Anthony Richardson. The dynamic Nabers is a good start.

Sam Howell has to get better avoiding sacks, but the Commanders could also shore up the offensive line. Latham is a quality blocker with plus strength.

Barton is a squeaky clean prospect who can play guard or tackle, and it would be wise for the Jets to continue to build the offensive line.

If the Bengals lose Tee Higgins in free agency, they’ll likely want another big-bodied wideout on the outside. Odunze is precisely that.

The Rams get their left tackle of the future with the athletic Paul, who’ll work great in Sean McVay’s zone-blocking scheme.

If legendary wideout Mike Evans is on another team in 2024, the natural transition will be to Coleman, another perimeter rebounder.

In this scenario, the Texans can’t pass on a talent like Verse to align opposite Will Anderson Jr. along the defensive line.