The first-round grades are from Pete Prisco. Practically every one of the specific qualities were from me starting in Round 2 through Mr. Irrelevant at the end of the draft. Any type of qualities with an asterisk were from my guy Josh Edwards. For these group qualities, I'm not using an intricate formula, yet I am taking the standard of each specific quality with more weight provided to the earlier picks. And considering my own qualities for Round 1 picks. Allow's get to Cardinals 
RoundPick PlayerGrade16Paris Johnson, OT, Ohio StateB241B.J. Ojulari, EDGE, LSUC +372 Garrett Williams, CB, SyracuseC +394 Michael Wilson, WR, StanfordB4122Jon Gaines II, OL, UCLAA5139Clayton Song, QB, HoustonB +5168 Owen Pappoe, POUND, AuburnA-6180Kei' Trel Clark, CB, LouisvilleB +6213 Dante Stills, DT, West VirginiaB+ Filled with choices, the Cardinals mostly did a fine job matching need with appropriate prospect worth. Johnson is decently high flooring and his length/athleticism mix made him an alluring prospect. Ojulari is an advanced rusher however a lesser athlete. Picked a bit early. Injury enigma with Williams and Wilson, that have a fair amount of upside, although I wasn't captivated with Williams' 2022 before the injury. I liked the Gaines-Tune-Pappoe-Clark-Stills five-pick stretch to finish.  Quality: B-Atlanta Falcons RoundPickPlayerGrade18Bijan Robinson, RB, TexasD238Matthew Bergeron, OT, SyracuseC375Zach Harrison, EDGE, Ohio StateA-4113Clark Phillips, CB, UtahB7224DeMarcco Hellams, S, Alabama * B-7225Jovaughn Gwyn, OC, South CarolinaC+ Pete and I really felt likewise about the Robinson choice at No. 8 overall. And it wasn't regarding the possibility. It was concerning the setting, it's worth, and replaceability later on in the draft. Bergeron has the activity skills to be a high quality take on-- or perhaps a guard-- but his losses are ugly due to an absence of balance. That's worrisome. Harrison can be an awesome three-down rusher, My main worry about Phillips is very limited athletic account. Grade: CBaltimore Ravens RoundPickPlayerGrade122Zay Flowers, WR, Boston CollegeB386Trenton Simpson, LB, ClemsonB +4124 Tavius Robinson, SIDE, Ole MissC-5157Kyu Blu Kelly, CB, StanfordC-6199Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu, OL, OregonA-7229Andrew Vorhees, IOL, USCC+F lowers was a clever add in the middle of what inevitably became an unmatched first-round work on receivers. He's short but a complete receiver. Simpson was selected at the correct worth and has some upside because of his explosiveness. He simply needs to find out how to play linebacker extra soundly. Robinson has some upside because of his athletic profile, yet he's an older prospect who had not been very effective in college. Aumavae-Laulu was a favorite tackle-guard prospect of mine with a Ravens-like power-blocking attitude. I had not been almost as high on Vorhees as the masses. Generally, the Ravens did strong job. Grade: BBuffalo BillsRoundPickPlayerGrade125Dalton Kincaid, TE, UtahC263O' Cyrus Torrence, OG, FloridaA389Dorian Williams, POUND, TulaneA5148Justin Much Shorter, WR, FloridaC +6180 Nick Broeker, OL, Ole MissB6185Alex Austin, CB, Oregon StateCThe Bills wisely prioritized assisting Josh Allen over defensive linemen. Kincaid comes with a little threat as a result of his age, injury, and just one year of significant productivity, yet he was the most effective all-natural separator at the crammed tight end setting in this class. Torrence is an effective yet discreetly nimble guard, and I adored the Williams choice in the 3rd round. Also though he's short, he has tremendous size, battles with blockers outstandingly, and is an asset in coverage. Much shorter doesn't supply YAC but is an intimidating sampling and wins outside down the field due to his size and super-reliable hands. Grade: B+C arolina PanthersRoundPickPlayerGrade11Bryce Youthful, QB, AlabamaB-239Jonathan Mingo, WR, Ole MissB-3 80DJ Johnson, EDGE, OregonD4114Chandler Zavala, OG, NC StateA-5145Jammie Robinson, S, Florida StateB-Young rated as my QB3 in this course, minimally behind Anthony Richardson and C.J. Stroud. I still watched him as one of the premier leads in this course. Mingo was selected earlier than I had him secured, yet he was a logical D.J. Moore replacement. He's a lite version of Moore in an almost identical frame. Johnson is an athletic flier who's really rugged. I liked the final two selections of Zavala and Robinson. Immediate, ready-to-go starters. Grade: B-Chicago BearsRoundPickPlayerGrade110Darnell Wright, OT, TennesseeB +253 Gervon Dexter, DT, FloridaA-256Tyrique Stevenson, CB, MiamiC364Zacch Pickens, DT, South CarolinaB-4115Roschon Johnson, RB, TexasB +4133 Tyler Scott, WR, CincinnatiA5148Noah Sewell, POUND, OregonA-5165Terell Smith, CB, MinnesotaA-7218Travis Bell, DT, Kennesaw StateC7258Kendall Williamson, S, StanfordCThe Bears had a prudent master plan to fill up lineup openings and did a remarkable job filling them via the draft. Wright has All-Pro upside and has a straight effect on Justin Fields' development. Dexter is a high flooring indoor block wall surface with substantial dimension. Johnson is a whole lot fresh colleague D'Onta Foreman. Simple and easy power through any type of call. If Scott can rid his game from concentration declines, he might be the steal of the draft at receiver, and Sewell and Smith are sports specimens with ultra-physical styles. Grade: B+C incinnati BengalsRoundPickPlayerGrade128Myles Murphy, EDGE, ClemsonB260D.J. Turner, CB, MichiganB +395 Jordan Battle, S, AlabamaB-4131Charlie Jones, WR, PurdueC5163Chase Brown, RB, IllinoisB6206Andrei Iosivas, WR, PrincetonA6217Brad Robbins, P, MichiganC +7246 DJ Ivey, CB, MiamiC-Murphy didn't do it for me on film about where he was selected, yet it was an easy to understand option late in Round 1 for Cincinnati with the lasting feasibility of a premium position. Turner is an all-round, super-charged CB. Suched as that choice more. Battle, Jones, and Brown were gotten earlier than I had them valued. Just the last choice includes noticeable upside. Iosivas is project-y. He did reveal Christian Watson feelings on movie. Nothing unique about this class. Absolutely nothing harsh either. Quality: B- Cleveland BrownsRoundPickPlayer Grade368Cedric Tillman, WR, TennesseeB +398 Siaki Ika, DT, BaylorC-4111Dawand Jones, OT, Ohio StateB4126Isaiah McGuire, SIDE, MissouriB-5140Dorian Thompson-Robinson, QB, UCLAA-5142Cameron Mitchell, CB, NorthwesternB-6190Luke Wypler, OC, Ohio StateA-Not selecting till Round 3 is constantly an obstacle, and the Browns managed themselves well regardless of the late start. Tillman was picked a bit very early but was a relatively special WR in this course that has fun with all the physicality shown by his dimensions. Ika really did not do it for me on area and checked improperly. A husky nose tackle was required on this protection though. The Jones, McGuire, and Thompson-Robinson selections in the center of the draft were outstanding. Bright future for McGuire if deployed as an inside-outside rusher. Wypler has starter upside at center and including offending line late in the draft is wise. Quality: BDallas CowboysRoundPick PlayerGrade126Mazi Smith, NT, MichiganA258Luke Schoonmaker, TE, MichiganC-390Demarvion Overshown, LB, TexasB-4129Viliami Fehoko Browns Shop, SIDE, San Jose StateA5159Asim Richards, OL, North CarolinaB +6168 Eric Scott, CB, Southern Mississippi StateC-6212Deuce Vaughn, RB, Kansas StateB7244Jalen Brooks, WR, South Carolina * C-Spotty success for the Cowboys in this draft. Smith's a sports sampling and even more girth on the inside of the protective front was needed. It's hard for me to be persuaded selecting a nose deal with in Round 1 is ever before worth it. Schoonmaker stresses me due to his age, only one year of basically any type of obtaining productivity, and minimal YAC ability. Nevertheless the Overshown  and Fehoko options were solid-- particularly Fehoko-- and Richards has swing take on worth. Vaughn late was a sneaky-good find also. What the Cowboys did later > > previously in this draft. Quality: C+D enver BroncosRoundPickPlayerGrade263Marvin Mims, WR, OklahomaB +367 Drew Sanders, EDGE/LB, ArkansasA383Riley Moss, CB, IowaA6183JL , S, Boise StateA7257Alex Forsyth, OC, OregonBSean Payton and George Paton had one hell of a class regardless of the minimal draft capital. Mims at 63 behaved worth. He has severe capacities as a vertical hazard and jumps around after the catch. Sanders at 67? Highway break-in. Specifically if Denver lets him rush the passer on the brink. Can eventually be the defensive swipe of the draft. Moss and are 2 shivered up top-level manufacturers in the second and Forsyth is a rock in the run video game. From leading to base-- amazing. Quality: A-Detroit Lions RoundPickPlayerGrade112Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, AlabamaD118Jack Campbell, LB, IowaA +234 Sam LaPortaA245Brian Branch, S, AlabamaA368Hendon Hooker, QB, TennesseeB-396Brodric Martin, DT, Western KentuckyD +5212 Colby Sorsdal, OL, William & & Mary * C7219Antoine Environment-friendly, WR, North CarolinaADan Campbell and Co. took us on an espresso-fueled roller-coaster experience in this draft. Gibbs is my type of back. Silky smooth and quick. Really, really quickly. That does not suggest selecting him at No. 12 overall was a good concept-- although desiring a profession back aided. Jack Campbell is a stud. In contrast to the masses, I believed he was deserving of being a middle-of-the-first-round pick. LaPorta and Branch were remarkable locates in Round 2. Hooker is an unusual long-term option at quarterback offered his age-- I was much lower on him than the majority of anyway-- and Martin is a monstrous sampling with tentacles for arms however doesn't have the athleticism to be a pass-rushing existence in the NFL. Enjoyed the Antoine Green selection in Round 7. He'll outplay that draft placement. Grade: A-Green Bay Packers RoundPickPlayerGrade113Lukas Van Ness, SIDE, IowaB-142Luke Musgrave, TE, Oregon StateC +250 Jayden Reed, WR, Michigan StateA378Tucker Kraft, TE, South Dakota StateA-4116Colby Wooden, DL, AuburnA5149Sean Clifford, QB, Penn StateC-5159Dontayvion Wicks, WR, VirginiaA-6179Karl Brooks, EDGE/DL, Bowling GreenB +6207 Anders Carlson, K, AuburnB7232Carrington Valentine, CB, KentuckyA-7235Lew Nichols, RB, Western Michigan * C7242Anthony Johnson, DB, Iowa StateA-7256Grant Dubose, WR, CharlotteA-This was the most effective Packers draft in years. Van Ness was my No. 2 edge-rusher in the class. Musgrave does not give far more than speed down the joint. I will not be stunned if Kraft eventually beats him. And Reed? Oh man do I like Reed's video game. I was most likely feeling charitable with the Clifford grade. Brooks. Stud. Second-most stress in all of university football last period. Can win up and down the line. Dubose and Johnson are eruptive specimens at their corresponding placements. Do not rest on Valentine, an ultra-feisty active abrupt boundary edge either. Go grab a Detected Cow or 2, Brian Gutekunst. You made them with this inhuman haul. Grade: A-Houston TexansRoundPickPlayerGrade12C.J. Stroud, QB, Ohio StateB13Will Anderson, EDGE, AlabamaB-262Juice Scruggs, IOL, Penn StateC +369 Nathaniel Dell, WR, HoustonB-4109Dylan Horton, SIDE, TCUC +5167 Henry To'oTo' o, LB, AlabamaD +6201 Jarrett Patterson, OL, Notre DameB-6205Xavier Hutchinson, WR, Iowa StateA-7248Brandon Hillside, S, PittsburghC+ Franchise-altering draft below for the Texans and after swinging for the fencings previously-- and making two high quality choices and 2 crucial placements-- things went awry essentially. Scruggs, Horton, and To'oTo' o were all chose a round or more very early, yet the Dell select saved the center of Houston's draft. Hutchinson just may become the steal of this Texans course after Round 1. Grade: C+I ndianapolis ColtsRoundPickPlayerGrade14Anthony Richardson, QB, FloridaB244Julius Brents, CB, Kansas StateC +379 Josh Downs, WR, North CarolinaA4106Blake Freeland, OT, BYUB +4110 Adetomiwa Adebawore, DT, NorthwesternA-5138Darius Rush, CB, South CarolinaA-5158Daniel Scott, S, CaliforniaA-5162

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