The Falcons were 29th in the league in passer rating allowed last season and need a ton of help in the secondary to fix that. The defense still needs all the help it can get, and the supremely athletic Gonzalez would finally give that group a potential lockdown cornerback. Signing Jimmy Garoppolo will help the Raiders avoid forcing a quarterback pick if their top-ranked signal-callers are already off the board.

Detroit was 28th in the league last year in points allowed, but pairing Carter with Aidan Hutchinson gives the Lions one of the most exciting defensive line duos in football. The Lions take advantage of Carter falling due to off-the-field issues to grab the Georgia star at No. Wilson's freak athleticism on the edge would be another major addition to a new-look defensive front. Jalen Carter would garner significant consideration here, but the Seahawks making a free-agent splash with Dre'Mont Jones takes care of the three-technique spot for the foreseeable future. Arizona ranked 23rd in sacks per game last season, a problem Anderson should fix after posting a whopping 34.5 in three seasons with the Crimson Tide. Trading down one spot still allows them to take the top defensive player on the board: Alabama's Anderson. The Cardinals take advantage of being the only team in the top four that doesn't need a quarterback. 3 in deal with Colts Will Anderson, EDGE, Alabama Richardson, one of the most athletic quarterback prospects in draft history, could flourish in a similar offense to the one Shane Steichen ran with Jalen Hurts in Philadelphia. Sending a mid-round pick to the Cardinals is a small price to pay to ensure that you land this year's most captivating quarterback. Moving up one spot is unconventional but perhaps necessary for the Colts to prevent another team from jumping them for Richardson. 4 in deal with Cardinals Anthony Richardson, QB, Florida If Young goes first, Stroud is the clear choice to take over the Texans' offense. That shouldn't make people think Houston would pass on the Buckeyes star, though.

While the Panthers sent a whopping 14 people to Stroud's pro day at Ohio State, the Texans only had three in attendance. The Panthers get the potential superstar they were seeking when they traded up with the Bears. Even with the size concerns, which make him an all-time outlier at the position, he's still the best quarterback in this draft. As things currently stand, Young has just as strong a case to be the No. We'll probably go back and forth on this one until draft day.

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