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First Round

1. Chicago – Will Anderson Jr., Defensive End, Alabama
2. Houston – Bryce Young, Quarterback, Alabama
3. Arizona – Jalen Carter, Defensive Tackle, Georgia
4. Indianapolis – Will Levis, Quarterback, Kentucky
5. Seattle – Tyree Wilson, Defensive End, Texas Tech
6. Detroit – Myles Murphy, Defensive End, Clemson
7. Las Vegas – Peter Skoronski, Tackle, Northwestern
8. Atlanta – CJ Stroud, Quarterback, Ohio State
9. Carolina – Anthony Richardson, Quarterback, Florida
10. Philadelphia – Joey Porter Jr., Cornerback, Penn State
11. Tennessee – Paris Johnson Jr., Tackle, Ohio State

12. Houston – Jordan Addison, Wide Receiver, USC

Addison is fighting to be the first receiver taken in the draft.

He doesn’t feel like a Top 10 talent but a ton of teams need receivers in the First Round and the value for receivers is getting more and more important in the league so I expect him to go quickly after the first handful of picks.

13. Jets – Dawand Jones, Tackle, Ohio State
14. New England – Quentin Johnston, Wide Receiver, TCU
15. Green Bay – Michael Mayer, Tight End, Notre Dame
16. Washington – Devon Witherspoon, Cornerback, Illinois
17. Pittsburgh – Broderick Jones, Tackle, Georgia
18. Detroit – Cam Smith, Cornerback, South Carolina
19. Tampa Bay – Trenton Simpson, Linebacker, Clemson
20. Seattle – Bryan Bresee, Defensive Tackle, Clemson
21. Chargers – Darnell Washington, Tight End, Georgia

22. Baltimore – Christian Gonzalez, Cornerback, Oregon

Gonzalez could be anywhere between the first and the fifth cornerback, in my opinion.

It’s a really good and really tight group. I think he lands comfortably in the First Round, especially since so many teams need fresh blood at corner.

23. Minnesota – Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Wide Receiver, Ohio State
24. Jacksonville – Siaki Ika, Defensive Tackle, Baylor
25. Giants – Jalin Hyatt, Wide Receiver, Tennessee
26. Dallas – Brian Branch, Safety, Alabama
27. Buffalo – O’Cyrus Torrence, Guard, Florida

28. Cincinnati – Luke Musgrave, Tight End, Oregon State

It’s a shame Musgrave was hurt this year because he’s been blowing up going into the draft and looks like one of the best tight ends in the country.

He looks to have got himself all the way up into the first round.

29. New Orleans – Lukas Van Ness, Defensive End, Iowa
30. Philadelphia – Bijan Robinson, Running Back, Texas
31. Kansas City – Antonio Johnson, Safety, Texas A&M

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Second Round

32. Pittsburgh – Kelee Ringo, Cornerback, Georgia
33. Houston – John Michael Schmitz, Center, Minnesota
34. Arizona – Anton Harrison, Tackle, Oklahoma
35. Indianapolis – Jaelyn Duncan, Tackle, Maryland
36. Rams – BJ Ojulari, Defensive End, LSU
37. Seattle – Drew Sanders, Linebacker, Arkansas
38. Las Vegas – Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Defensive End, Kansas State
39. Carolina – Deonte Banks, Cornerback, Maryland
40. New Orleans – Calijah Kancey, Defensive Tackle, Pitt
41. Tennessee – Zay Flowers, Wide Receiver, Boston College
42. Cleveland – Karl Brooks, Defensive Tackle, Bowling Green
43. Jets – Jordan Battle, Safety, Alabama
44. Atlanta – Isaiah Foskey, Defensive End, Notre Dame
45. Green Bay – Gervon Dexter, Defensive Tackle, Florida
46. New England – Blake Freeland, Tackle, BYU
47. Washington – Matthew Bergeron, Tackle, Syracuse

48. Detroit – Dalton Kincaid, Tight End, Utah

I love Kincaid and am surprised he appears to be slipping back out of the First Round. This would be a huge steal for the Lions as I feel Kincaid could quickly become a Pro Bowler.

49. Pittsburgh – Kobie Turner, Defensive Tackle, Wake Forest
50. Tampa Bay – Emmanuel Forbes, Cornerback, Mississippi State

51. Miami – Andrew Vorhees, Guard, USC

Vorhees played himself way up draft boards this season. Now he’s one of the top interior offensive linemen available and should go in the second round.

52. Seattle – Kayshon Boutte, Wide Receiver, LSU
53. Chicago – Mazi Smith, Defensive Tackle, Michigan

54. Chargers – Clark Phillips III, Cornerback, Utah

Another Ute who I feel should go in the first round but might not now. CPIII is just small for a cornerback in 2023 and should be a massive steal for a team in the Second Round if he falls there.

55. Detroit – JL Skinner, Safety, Boise State
56. Jacksonville – Cody Mauch, Tackle, North Dakota State
58. Giants – Jaylon Jones, Cornerback, Texas A&M
59. Dallas – Josh Downs, Wide Receiver, North Carolina
60. Buffalo – Rashee Rice, Wide Receiver, SMU
61. Cincinnati – Garrett Williams, Cornerback, Syracuse
62. Carolina – Nolan Smith, Defensive End, Georgia
63. Philadelphia – Andre Carter II, Defensive End, Army

64. Kansas City – Braeden Daniels, Tackle, Utah

The veteran and versatile Utah offensive lineman is ready for the next level and he’s getting Second-Round buzz.

He’ll go off the board pretty quickly in my opinion, especially considering how many teams need offensive linemen in this year’s draft.