The NFL draft needs of all 32 teams are becoming clearer following the free-agency period, with the Philadelphia Eagles holding three selections in the first two rounds of the upcoming draft just over a month away. A post-free agency, two-round mock draft has been released, featuring trades and projections for the first and second rounds.
In this mock draft, the Chicago Bears are projected to select Caleb Williams as their next quarterback, while the Washington Commanders are eyeing Jayden Daniels for the same role. The Minnesota Vikings make a big move by trading up to take Drake Maye at No. 3 overall.
The Arizona Cardinals prioritize Marvin Harrison Jr. as a top target for Kyler Murray, while the Los Angeles Chargers address their receiving needs with Malik Nabers. The New York Giants add Rome Odunze to their receiver corps, and the Tennessee Titans strengthen their offensive line with Joe Alt.
Both the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots target edge rushers, while the Denver Broncos secure J.J. McCarthy as their quarterback of the future. The Eagles select Cooper DeJean, a versatile cornerback from Iowa, in the first round.
In the second round, players like Theo Johnson, Christian Haynes, and Theo Johnson are drafted by various teams to address key needs. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Green Bay Packers, and Buffalo Bills prioritize adding depth to their rosters in the second round.
As the NFL draft approaches, teams are making strategic moves to address their needs and build for the future. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis as the draft draws closer.
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