Defensive Rookie of the Year Joey Bosa has another young star to build that side of the ball around, provided he stays healthy.Ĩ. Los Angeles Chargers: S Malik Hooker (Ohio State)Įric Weddle was great for a lot of years in San Diego, but they found out how difficult he was to replace last season.
Tempted by DeShaun Watson after drafting quarterbacks three of the past four years, Josh McCown needs someone to throw to after parting ways with Brandon Marshall. They go with Watson's deep target from the national champs over Corey Davis.ħ. New York Jets: WR Mike Williams (Clemson) They'll circle back for a much-needed wide receiver at 18, but roll the dice with the protypical, if hamstrung by injury, top corner on the market to help the 30th-ranked pass defense.Ħ. Tennessee Titans: CB Marshon Lattimore (Ohio State) Malik Hooker more of a playmaking center fielder, but the injury history helps this decision.ĥ. Tempted by Solomon Thomas, who's not a true 3-4 end, but Vic Fangio would move around, and feeling Jonathan Allen's topped out, potential-wise, they go with the proven, healthy guy who can lead the secondary for the next decade. Well look who dropped into their lap. Perhaps a bit redundant after drafting Oregon defensive linemen DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead in the first round the past two years, but they'll worry about running back, quarterback, you name it…later on. San Francisco 49ers: DE Myles Garrett (Texas A&M) The owner wants the kid from Ohio, but how long will he let him sit behind Brock Osweiler and Cody Kessler. They don't get the top-rated player in Myles Garrett, but can circle back and address the pass rush at 12.Ģ. Hue Jackson gets a taste of what working for Jimmy Haslam is like.
Cleveland Browns: QB Mitchell Trubisky (North Carolina)
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