NFL MOCK DRAFT: What the experts are predicting for all 32 first-round picks

Experts: 7 of 10

Other possibilities: Travon Walker, Edge (Georgia); Ikem Ekwonu, OT (NC State)

Key expert quote: From Jordan Reid at ESPN: "Hutchinson has the ability to pressure quarterbacks from day one; he's already polished as a pass-rusher. He would give the Jaguars an instant-impact defender."

Experts: 3 of 10

Other possibilities: Aidan Hutchinson, Edge (Michigan); Travon Walker, Edge (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Peter Schrager at NFL.com: "The former No. 1 overall high school recruit is whip smart, loves ball and his teammates at Oregon rave about him. Oh, yeah — he's also an awesome pass rusher."

Experts: 6 of 10

Other possibilities: Kayvon Thibodeaux, Edge (Oregon); Ikem Ekwonu, OT (NC State)

Key expert quote: From Lance Zierlein at NFL.com: "Neal is big (6-foot-7, 350 pounds), athletic and technically sound. He can play both tackle or guard spots and would be the eventual starting left tackle if Laremy Tunsil were to move on."

Experts: 4 of 10

Other possibilities: Kayvon Thibodeaux, Edge (Oregon); Travon Walker, Edge (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Bucky Brooks at NFL.com: "The long, rangy cover corner with a polished game will remind Jets fans of Antonio Cromartie in his prime."

Experts: 5 of 10

Other possibilities: Evan Neal, OT (Alabama); Kayvon Thibodeaux, Edge (Oregon)

Key expert quote: From Danny Kelly at The Ringer: "Ekwonu is a perfect bookend to Andrew Thomas and would give New York the foundation for a solid offensive line."

Experts: 6 of 10

Other possibilities: Charles Cross, OT (Mississippi State); Ikem Ekwonu, OT (NC State)

Key expert quote: From Jordan Reid at ESPN: "The Panthers' quarterback of the future isn't on the roster. Of all the signal-callers in this class, Pickett and Desmond Ridder (Cincinnati) are the two most ready to step into an NFL game and produce. With coach Matt Rhule having history with Pickett, this pick makes sense."

Experts: 3 of 10

Other possibilities: Jermaine Johnson II, Edge (Florida State); Ahmad Gardner, CB (Cincinnati)

Key expert quote: From Peter Schrager at NFL.com: "The Giants have gone to the UGA well before in recent years, with Andrew Thomas (No. 4 overall, 2020) and Azeez Ojulari (No. 50, 2021). I can see them going right back to it if Walker falls to No. 7."

Experts: 6 of 10

Other possibilities: Jameson Williams, WR (Alabama); Malik Willis, QB (Liberty); Kyle Hamilton, S (Notre Dame)

Key expert quote: From Ryan Wilson at CBS Sports: "The WR position [for the Falcons] is in dire need of some upgrades, and Wilson, who is our WR1, is a top-10 player all day long. His game reminds us of Odell Beckham Jr., and Atlanta may need to target several wideouts in this draft to restock a depleted unit."

Experts: 3 of 10

Other possibilities: Malik Willis, QB (Liberty); Evan Neal, OT (Alabama)

Key expert quote: From Lance Zierlein at NFL.com: "Seattle has needs at cornerback, tackle and quarterback. After his strong pro day, Stingley is likely to carry the highest grade of the remaining talent at those positions."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Garrett Wilson, WR (Ohio State); Trevor Penning, OT (Northern Iowa)

Key expert quote: From Josh Edwards at CBS Sports: "Thinking back to Zach Wilson's collegiate career, he was known to throw passes up to his receivers, allowing them to make a play. London is a player who uses his body well to create separation and high point the football."

Experts: 6 of 10

Other possibilities: Drake London, WR (USC); Matt Corral, QB (Ole Miss)

Key expert quote: From Mel Kiper Jr. at ESPN: "Hamilton has been dinged a little bit because of his 40 time, which was a 4.59 at the combine and a little slower at his pro day. He's a fantastic player, but he doesn't have rare physical tools, which means he could fall out of the top 10. I would want him on my team. At 6-foot-4, he could play multiple positions, from center fielder to box linebacker. He would make plays for a Washington defense that disappointed in 2021."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Derek Stingley Jr., CB (LSU); Devin Lloyd, LB (Utah)

Key expert quote: From Josh Edwards at CBS Sports: "With both of the top cornerbacks off the board, Minnesota makes a play for not only the present, but the future. Johnson gives the Vikings a rotation of pass rushers that include Za'Darius Smith and Danielle Hunter. If they want to move on from either when it becomes cost-prohibitive to keep them all, they now have the flexibility to make that happen."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Devonte Wyatt, DT (Georgia); Charles Cross, OT (Mississippi State); Drake London, WR (USC)

Key expert quote: From Jordan Reid at ESPN: "At 6-foot-6, 341 pounds, Davis is a wide-bodied interior defender with unheard-of physical tools at that size. I projected offensive tackle Evan Neal to Houston with its first pick, and general manager Nick Caserio could keep building up the trenches by selecting Davis. Three-down value will be a big factor for Davis' draft range, but he has the potential to up his production. His presence impacts the 10 other players on the field with him, even if it doesn't always show up in the box score."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Jermaine Johnson II, Edge (Florida State); Trent McDuffie, CB (Washington); Jordan Davis, DT (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Bucky Brooks at NFL.com: "As a man-heavy team, the Ravens cannot resist adding a talented cover corner with outstanding instincts and skills."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Jameson Williams, WR (Alabama); Jordan Davis, DT (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Mel Kiper Jr. at ESPN: "After last week's trade with the Saints, the Eagles now have one fewer first-round pick, but you have to think they'll take a receiver with one of them, right? If they're committed to using 2022 as an evaluation year for Jalen Hurts, they should give him the tools to succeed. Olave had seven touchdowns out of the slot last season, but he can move outside, too, and use his 4.39 40 speed to get open."

Experts: 4 of 10

Other possibilities: Trevor Penning, OT (Northern Iowa); Malik Willis, QB (Liberty)

Key expert quote: From Dane Brugler at The Athletic: "Cross is a top-10 player in this draft class for me and many others, but if he were to slip out of that range, the Saints would be eagerly waiting to scoop him up as they fill the void at left tackle (I wouldn't be surprised if they traded up for him, either)."

Experts: 4 of 10

Other possibilities: Chris Olave, WR (Ohio State); Charles Cross, OT (Mississippi State)

Key expert quote: From Dane Brugler at The Athletic: "The Chargers drafted a foundational piece on offense last year with Rashawn Slater at left tackle. They might be able to do it again at right tackle with Penning, who will compete for the starting job from day one and could also provide depth at guard if needed."

Experts: 1 of 10

Other possibilities: Drake London, WR (USC); Devonte Wyatt, DT (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Ryan Wilson at CBS Sports: "Lloyd was impressive during the 2021 season and nothing changed at the combine. He's the prototypical off-ball linebacker in today's NFL (pay no attention to his 4.7-something 40 times — he plays immeasurably faster), and it's like he was built in a lab."

Experts: 5 of 10

Other possibilities: Trevor Penning, OT (Northern Iowa); Jordan Davis, DT (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Danny Kelly at The Ringer: "Williams has breakaway deep speed. He shows elite burst to hit the nitrous oxide boosters and run away from corners on crossing routes and go routes, and he's got an extra gear that helps him pull away from defenders after the catch. He's a smooth athlete who makes sharp cuts as a route runner, creates separation, and doesn't need to gear down at the catch point, deftly gathering the pass while turning downfield in one fluid motion."

Experts: 3 of 10

Other possibilities: Kenny Pickett, QB (Pittsburgh); Desmond Ridder, QB (Cincinnati); Charles Cross, OT (Mississippi State)

Key expert quote: From Peter Schrager at NFL.com: "Willis certainly could go higher than 20th overall. I know at least one NFL head coach who said the Liberty product is his No. 1 QB on the board. I do believe Pittsburgh is all in on Mitchell Trubisky. But with Willis slipping, Mike Tomlin and the Steelers' front office select a quarterback with unlimited upside and a ton of charisma."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Nakobe Dean, LB (Georgia); Devin Lloyd, LB (Utah)

Key expert quote: From Josh Edwards at CBS Sports: "Hill is a very versatile player who has worn many hats for the Wolverines. He has proven effective as a safety and slot cornerback, but Hill could probably play on the boundary in a pinch. New England values versatile defensive backs, and the Wolverine certainly provides."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Chris Olave, WR (Ohio State); Christian Watson, WR (ND State)

Key expert quote: From Danny Kelly at The Ringer: "Burks is a great fit for the Packers, who run a lot of screens and utilize smoke-route quick passes as an extension of their run game. He can make hay after the catch and is also dangerous downfield."

Experts: 1 of 10

Other possibilities: Devonte Wyatt, DT (Georgia); George Karlaftis, Edge (Purdue); Treylon Burks, WR (Arkansas)

Key expert quote: From Peter Schrager at NFL.com: "I don't see a scenario in which the Cardinals take a defensive player on Day 1 after selecting linebackers in the first round of the previous two drafts and losing Christian Kirk this off-season. DeAndre Hopkins and Rondale Moore are the team's current WR1 & 2. I can 100 percent see Arizona going receiver here. Dotson is the top one left on the board."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Tyler Linderbaum, C (Iowa); Boye Mafe, Edge (Minnesota);

Key expert quote: From Chris Trapasso at CBS Sports: "Karlaftis is too good to pass on here for the Cowboys, who would be loaded at the defensive end spot if they made this selection."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Trent McDuffie, CB (Washington); Daxton Hill, S (Michigan)

Key expert quote: From Jordan Reid at ESPN: "Even though Booth missed the combine after straining his quad and recently had surgery for a sports hernia, his traits, intensity as a run defender and ball skills are too good to pass up. Those are all attributes that general manager Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott will love about him."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Devin Lloyd, LB (Utah); Nakobe Dean, LB (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Dane Brugler at The Athletic: "From the Titans' need at left guard to their specific interest in Green, this projection checks a lot of boxes. Green was asked to do a lot on the Aggies' offensive line last season, including taking snaps at four different positions, but he spent most of his time at left guard."

Experts: 3 of 10

Other possibilities: Kenyon Green, G (Texas A&M); Zion Johnson, G (Boston College)

Key expert quote: From Bucky Brooks at NFL.com: "Adding a disruptive defender to play alongside Vita Vea at the point of attack could make the Buccaneers' defense downright scary on early downs."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Devonte Wyatt, DT (Georgia); Nakobe Dean, LB (Georgia); Christian Watson, WR (ND State)

Key expert quote: From Dane Brugler at The Athletic: "The Packers will add defensive line help on draft weekend, and if they go that direction in the first round, Jones makes the most sense (with Jordan Davis long gone). Jones has the explosive power to be a force vs. the run while also offering upside as a pass rusher."

Experts: 4 of 10

Other possibilities: Andrew Booth Jr., CB (Clemson); Devonte Wyatt, DT (Georgia)

Key expert quote: From Jordan Reid at ESPN: "An explosive and bendy edge rusher, Mafe could put his hand in the dirt or stand up as a 3-4 outside linebacker. His ability to shave the cup of the pocket and finish at the quarterback makes his traits appealing to the Chiefs, who are in need of consistent pass-rushers. He is also a strong-handed run defender and is consistent with slamming the door and pinning outside runs back inside."

Experts: 1 of 10

Other possibilities: Jaquan Brisker, S (Penn State); Jahan Dotson, WR (Penn State)

Key expert quote: From Josh Edwards at CBS Sports: "Kansas City missed out on the top wide receiver prospects by staying put, so it gambles on Watson, who was arguably the biggest winner of the NFL combine. He tested off the charts and offers the upside of a prospect coming out of a run-heavy offense. It could pay off down the road."

Experts: 4 of 10

Other possibilities: Andrew Booth Jr., CB (Clemson); Kaiir Elam, CB (Florida)

Key expert quote: From Danny Kelly at The Ringer: "The Bengals took steps in free agency to fix their leaky offensive line by signing Ted Karras, Alex Cappa, and La'el Collins. But Linderbaum is just too good to pass up here: He can kick Karras to left guard and start immediately at center, completing Cincy's near-total offensive line overhaul this off-season."

Experts: 2 of 10

Other possibilities: Matt Corral, QB (Ole Miss); Kenny Pickett, QB (Pittsburgh); Treylon Burks, WR (Arkansas)

Key expert quote: From Peter Schrager at NFL.com: "I've heard from coaches at the college level, his Jets coaches at the Reese's Senior Bowl and other coaches who have spent time with Ridder that he has the "It" quality you look for in a starting quarterback. The third-winningest QB in college football history, Ridder could be a culture-changer in the NFL. Jared Goff seems to be the guy in Detroit for now, but wouldn't it make sense for the Lions to nab Ridder at 32nd overall?"