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With Justin Fields back and getting on track, adding the best weapon in the draft for him is an easy decision.

We almost passed on a quarterback here because Kyler Murray is back but we still think the Cardinals will move on after the season.

We can’t imagine the Patriots quarterback situation sorting itself out to a point where New England can pass on Caleb Williams.

Passing on a quarterback here, the Bears can take disruptive interior pass rusher Jer’Zhan Newton to bolster the defense.

The Giants are another team that could contemplate a quarterback but instead opt for the top offensive tackle in the draft instead.

If Will Levis is the future, get him an elite young receiving threat like Malik Nabers.

The Commanders could be in dire need of pass rushers next season and Latu is one of the best.

The Falcons gave Desmond Ridder a fair shot but Bo Nix is a massive upgrade.

The Packers can use an upgrade on the offensive line and Joe Alt is a tremendous prospect with his experience and polished technique.

Bowers is too good to fall any further and the Bucs can use his unique skillset.

We are banking on Aaron Rodgers making a healthy return next season and so we get him another big-play threat at receiver.

The Chargers don’t have any huge needs but getting a lockdown No. 1 cornerback is a great option in the first round.

Los Angeles has a strong offense but the defensive secondary could use a playmaker like Wiggins.

The Raiders would be very fortunate if a talent like Penix falls into their laps in the first round.

The Colts have their franchise quarterback and this pick gets him a No. 1 receiver to throw to.

There’s no reason a pass rusher like Jared Verse would fall this far but the Broncos won’t hesitate to pick him to add some punch on defense.

The Bengals could lose their starting left tackle in the offseason and Fuaga is plug and play as a starter.

JC Latham looks like the next great Alabama offensive tackle and an immediate starter for the Bills.

We’d like to see more consistency from Chop Robinson but there’s no doubt when he’s on he is an elite pass rusher.

We were tempted to give the Vikings a quarterback here but opted for a better value pick here in Dallas Turner.

Assuming DeJean is healthy by the start of the season, this pick is a bargain for the Cardinals.

The Seahawks don’t have to look far to find a strongside edge rusher who can step up and stuff the run.

Cornerback will be a huge need for the Steelers next season and Terrion Arnold has proven himself to be an NFL starter.

The Texans have built an explosive offense so we opt for a huge defensive playmaker here in Leonard Taylor.

The Dolphins don’t need much but a powerful, smart run blocking offensive tackle is a nice luxury pick here.

Dallas is a team whose top needs aren’t really valued in the first round this year so we go with the best-available player on defense here instead.

With Barton’s size and high football IQ, we like him as a starting offensive tackle or possible move to an athletic guard in the NFL.

The Ravens always need to find more guys for Lamar Jackson to throw to and Emeka Egbuka is a solid all-around receiver with no real weaknesses.

The Lions love physical defenders and Josh Newton is one of the most physical corners in the draft.

The Chiefs need a deep threat to pair up with Travis Kelce and Adonai Mitchell has elite deep speed.

The Eagles don’t have a lot of holes on their roster but adding a big, paymaking free safety makes a lot of sense here. Don’t rule out a wide receiver if one falls.

33 – Carolina Panthers – WR Xavier Worthy, Texas

34 – Arizona Cardinals – WR Ja’Lynn Polk, Washington

35 – New England Patriots – JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State

36 – Washington Commanders – CB Kamari Lassiter, Georgia

37 – New York Giants – QB Jayden Daniels, LSU

38 – Tennessee Titans – OT Troy Fautanu, Washington

39 – Washington Commanders – TE Ja’Tavion Sanders, Texas

40 – Atlanta Falcons – WR Xavier Legette, South Carolina

41 – Green Bay Packers – S Calen Bullock, USC

42 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado

43 – Green Bay Packers – DT Kris Jenkins, Michigan

44 – Los Angeles Chargers – WR Johnny Wilson, Florida State

45 – Los Angeles Rams – LB Edgerrin Cooper, Texas A&M

46 – Las Vegas Raiders – RB Jonathon Brooks, Texas

47 – Indianapolis Colts – OT Patrick Paul, Houston

48 – New Orleans Saints – OT Jordan Morgan, Arizona

49 – Cincinnati Bengals – DT Brandon Dorlus, Oregon

50 – Buffalo Bills – WR Ladd McConkey, Georgia

51 – Philadelphia Eagles – CB T.J. Tampa, Iowa

52 – Minnesota Vikings – QB J.J. McCarthy, Michigan

53 – Houston Texans – LB Barrett Carter, Clemson

54 – New York Giants – QB Carson Beck, Georgia

55 – Pittsburgh Steelers – C Jackson Powers-Johnson, Oregon

56 – Cleveland Browns – WR Malachi Corley, Western Kentucky

57 – Miami Dolphins – DT Landon Jackson, Arkansas

58 – Dallas Cowboys – LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Clemson

59 – San Francisco 49ers – CB Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo

60 – Jacksonville Jaguars – EDGE Jonah Elliss, Utah

61 – Baltimore Ravens – DL Dontay Corleone, Cincinnati

62 – Detroit Lions – G Christian Haynes, UConn

63 – Kansas City Chiefs – EDGE Chris Braswell, Alabama

64 – Philadelphia Eagles – WR Troy Franklin, Oregon