6. New York Giants: Joe Alt Several years back, the University of Notre Dame cultivated another promising offensive line talent, none other than Quenton Nelson, who has since solidified his position as one of the league's elite linemen. Now, Notre Dame is poised to send yet another top-tier prospect to the NFL: Joe Alt, a skilled left tackle. In my latest draft projection, the New York Giants opt for the best available offensive lineman, a strategic move after the repercussions of selecting a running back over Nelson previously. Following Evan Neal's underwhelming first two years in the league, the Giants are faced with the decision to either part ways with him or explore alternative positions for him on the field. Joe Alt, equipped with the ideal physical attributes of height, arm length, and weight, demonstrates a seamless transition into the NFL, further supported by his impressive 91.8 Pro Football Focus (PFF) grade in 2022. While Alt exhibits a propensity for run blocking over pass blocking, his mastery in this area sets him apart from his counterparts. Considering the Giants' struggles with their offensive line during the 2023 season, selecting Joe Alt emerges as an astute choice. Addressing the pressing need for talent infusion in the offensive line unit has become imperative in recent years, and Alt presents a promising solution to bolster the team's performance in the upcoming seasons. 7. Tennessee Titans: Brock Bowers  The Tennessee Titans find themselves in a precarious position, grappling with the aftermath of trading away AJ Brown and the subsequent struggle to find a suitable replacement, evident in the failed pursuit of Treylon Burks. Their offensive arsenal appears alarmingly sparse, with Deandre Hopkins emerging as the lone standout following his acquisition after being waived by the Cardinals. Enter Brock, a promising addition poised to inject much-needed vitality into the Titans' offense. With a skill set tailored for both short passing and downfield plays, Brock's collegiate track record speaks volumes: amassing an impressive 2538 yards, 26 touchdowns, and averaging 14.5 yards per play. His sheer athleticism presents a formidable challenge for defensive backs, while his agility poses a significant hurdle for linebackers in coverage . Integrating Brock's formidable talent into the Titans' roster holds transformative potential, offering a substantial boost to their depleted offensive lineup. Furthermore, his presence could catalyze an uptick in Treylon's performance, unlocking new dimensions in their gameplay. Notably, Brock arrives on the scene with a remarkable 94.3 Pro Football Focus (PFF) grade, marking the highest ever recorded for a tight end straight out of college.  Such accolades underscore his potential to significantly elevate the Titans' offensive prowess and reshape their trajectory in the upcoming season. 8. Atlanta Falcons: Jared Verse Due to the presence of even more highly touted prospects, the gifted receiver experiences a slight dip in his draft stock. However, the Chicago Bears seize the opportunity to bolster their offensive arsenal by acquiring him with the coveted first overall pick, thereby adding another potent weapon to their lineup, much to the delight of quarterback Caleb Williams. Throughout his collegiate career, the talented receiver showcased his exceptional skills, accumulating an impressive total of 3272 receiving yards, scoring 24 touchdowns, and boasting an impressive average of 15.3 yards per catch. With such remarkable statistics, his addition to the Bears' roster promises to inject a significant boost to their offensive capabilities. Despite the Bears' offense ranking 20th in the league previously, the inclusion of standout players like DJ Moore and Kole Kmet, coupled with the addition of Rome Odunze and the first overall pick, is poised to elevate their offensive prowess to new heights. This infusion of talent not only strengthens the starting lineup but also provides valuable depth and options in the passing game. Looking ahead, if the Bears make astute selections in the draft, they could potentially replicate the success of the 2023 Houston Texans, who made a deep playoff run after selecting second overall. With the right choices, the Bears have the opportunity to develop into a formidable offensive force capable of making a significant impact in the league and potentially advancing deep into the postseason. 9. Chicago Bears: Rome Odunze Due to the presence of even more highly touted prospects, the gifted receiver experiences a slight dip in his draft stock. However, the Chicago Bears seize the opportunity to bolster their offensive arsenal by acquiring him with the coveted first overall pick, thereby adding another potent weapon to their lineup, much to the delight of quarterback Caleb Williams. Throughout his collegiate career, the talented receiver showcased his exceptional skills, accumulating an impressive total of 3272 receiving yards, scoring 24 touchdowns, and boasting an impressive average of 15.3 yards per catch. With such remarkable statistics, his addition to the Bears' roster promises to inject a significant boost to their offensive capabilities. Despite the Bears' offense ranking 20th in the league previously, the inclusion of standout players like DJ Moore and Kole Kmet, coupled with the addition of Rome Odunze and the first overall pick, is poised to elevate their offensive prowess to new heights. This infusion of talent not only strengthens the starting lineup but also provides valuable depth and options in the passing game. Looking ahead, if the Bears make astute selections in the draft, they could potentially replicate the success of the 2023 Houston Texans, who made a deep playoff run after selecting second overall. With the right choices, the Bears have the opportunity to develop into a formidable offensive force capable of making a significant impact in the league and potentially advancing deep into the postseason. 10. New York Jets: Dallas Turner The addition of Dallas Turner, a speedy pass rusher, to an already talented group of rushers featuring Quinnen Williams and Jermaine Johnson, is poised to transform them into one of the most formidable units in the NFL.  Turner's career stat line, boasting 22.5 sacks, 62 assists, and 32 losses, underscores his prowess on the field and presents a daunting challenge for opponents in the big leagues. His versatility extends beyond traditional pass-rushing skills; Turner excels in coverage, capable of effectively shadowing running backs and tight ends alike. Furthermore, Turner's unparalleled athleticism sets him apart as a standout prospect in the draft.  His consistent execution of moves such as the spin move, coupled with his potential for further physical development, suggests that he possesses the tools to thrive at the professional level. With the addition of mass to his frame, Turner has the potential to become an unstoppable force in the NFL, solidifying his status as a game-changing player within the league.

1. Chicago Bears- Caleb Williams: It comes as no surprise that Caleb Williams is the consensus first overall pick for the past two years. He's hailed as a once-in-a-generation talent, reminiscent of Joe Burrow, and carries the weight of high expectations as the 2022 Heisman winner. During his tenure with the Trojans, Williams amassed impressive stats: 72 passing touchdowns, 8,170 passing yards, 10 interceptions, with a completion rate of 67% (599/888).  While many NFL GMs find his stats promising, the track record for "generational" quarterbacks succeeding in the NFL post-Burrow remains a challenge, with Andrew Luck being the last notable example before Burrow in 2020. Interestingly, Williams shares similar college stats with Bryce Young, who was also a top contender. Young's stats include 80 touchdowns, 8,356 yards, and a 65.8% completion rate. 2. Washington Commanders- Drake Maye:  Following the pattern of recent drafts, the Commanders are expected to select Drake Maye as the second quarterback off the board. Maye, who played behind Sam Howell until the end of the 2022 college season at Carolina, brings a combination of size, agility, and arm strength that could ignite the Washington Commanders.  With the NFC East potentially open for the taking and lacking a back-to-back winner since the Eagles in 2003-2004, Maye's skill set aligns with the demands of a modern NFL quarterback. Despite not matching Williams' stats, Maye's performance includes 63 touchdowns, 8,018 yards, 16 interceptions, and a completion rate of 64.92% (618/952), showcasing his overall versatility on the field. 3.  New England Patriots: Marvin Harrison JR 3rd overall pick-New England Patriots: Marvin Harrison JR The Patriots face a tough choice at the third overall pick between MHJ and Jayden Daniels. Opting for the best available talent, they select Marvin Harrison JR, who appears destined for NFL stardom from the get-go.  Landing the highly debated top player in the draft adds excitement to the Patriots' roster. Marvin Harrison's stellar performance at Ohio State, with over 1150 yards and 12 touchdowns, sets him apart as a standout receiver.  Leading the FBS in yards and touchdowns against man coverage and explosive plays, he was a key reason for tuning in to Ohio State games. While Marvin's athleticism surpasses players like Justin Jefferson or Jamar Chase, his production slightly lags behind.  However, his addition to the Patriots promises to immediately bolster their offense, which ranked 3rd to last statistically in 2023. 4. Las Vegas Raiders - Jayden Daniels  Raiders trade: 2024 first round pick, 2025 first round pick, 2025 third, 2025 6th,  Cardinals trade: 4th overall pick, 2025 3rd.  In a surprising move, the Las Vegas Raiders orchestrated a significant trade with the Arizona Cardinals, securing the 4th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft along with a 2025 3rd-round selection. In exchange, the Raiders relinquished their 2024 and 2025 first-round picks, a 2025 third-round pick, and a 2025 6th-round pick. The trade was prompted by the Raiders' urgent need to address their quarterback situation, which was less than optimal under Jimmy Garoppolo's management in the previous season. With three quarterbacks already selected by the time the 4th pick rolled around, the Raiders seized the opportunity to secure their future franchise quarterback. Jayden Daniels, the coveted prospect chosen by the Raiders, boasts an impressive resume highlighted by winning the prestigious Heisman Trophy in 2023, a remarkable achievement for any player. His stellar performance during his collegiate career includes throwing for 89 touchdowns, accumulating 12,750 passing yards, completing 953 out of 1,438 attempts (a 66% completion rate), and recording only 20 interceptions. These statistics, particularly for the third quarterback selected in the draft, are notably exceptional. The decision to trade up for Daniels reflects the Raiders' confidence in his abilities as an athletic pocket passer with both a high ceiling and a seemingly low floor. Additionally, the Raiders possess offensive weapons like Davante Adams, whose skills could be effectively utilized in conjunction with Daniels' talent and potential. Overall, the trade signifies the Raiders' strategic move to secure a promising quarterback prospect and address their pressing need at the position while also leveraging their existing offensive assets to maximize Daniels' impact on the team. 5. Los Angeles Chargers: Malik Nabers The second wide receiver is selected at pick five, likely the top available player off the board. With the Chargers ranking 18th in offense according to statistics, there is ample room for improvement. Introducing Malik Nabers to an offense with potential for growth would enhance its chances of success. Nabers' exceptional ability to create separation adds significant value to his draft status. During his college career, Nabers amassed 3003 yards, 21 touchdowns, and maintained an average of nearly 16 yards per catch at 15.9 yards. Upon reviewing his tape, it's evident he possesses strong hands and can excel in making contested catches, qualities highly desirable in a slot receiver. As Keenan Allen ages and Mike Williams reaches 29, the Chargers would benefit from a fresh target like Nabers. Injecting youth and talent into their aging and injury-prone wide receiver group could rejuvenate it. While the Chargers could consider selecting a tackle, they already have a standout from the 2021 class in Rashawn Slater.