Cowboys
Offense: G Tyler Booker, Alabama
Defense: Edge Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College
The Cowboys are dealing with the retirement of future Hall of Fame Guard Zack Martin. Booker is a tough athletic lineman with good size, mobility and leadership and should be a long-term solution.
The Cowboys may have gotten a steal in Ezeiruaku as he only fell out of the first round due to size. He is a high motor edge rusher with good quickness who should benefit from playing across from Micah Parsons.
Eagles
Offense: C/G Drew Kendall, Boston College
Defense: S Andrew Mukuba, Texas
While all the rookie/young lineman have been receiving praise, Kendall has shown his Center skills and has played well enough to be in competition for RG. He is the son of a former NFL O-Lineman.
Mukuba was one of my sleepers as a solid hitter despite his size who can also make plays in coverage. He is in competition for a starting safety spot and should find his way on the field early.
Giants
Offense: QB Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss
Defense: Edge Abdul Carter, Penn State
With the front office and coaching staff in danger, the development of Dart could save a lot of jobs. He is a QB with a live arm who can make all the throws after playing under Lane Kiffin showing improvement.
Carter is already talented enough as a top 2 prospect coming into the draft. He joins a unit with Brian Burns, Dexter Lawrence, and Kavon Thibodeaux making him a nice movable piece early to cause problems.
Commanders
Offense: WR Jaylin Lane, USC
Defense: CB Trey Amos, Ole Miss
With the hold-in of WR Terry McLaurin and the injury concerns of Deebo Samuels and Noah Brown, Lane could be a beneficiary. Lane is known as a deep threat slot WR who can make plays at all levels. He could work his way into some early chemistry.
T Josh Conerly Jr.is another good candidate as he is the long-term LT, but could be taking over at RT, if ready.
Amos was a solid shutdown CB with good size and coverage skills to play the outside as #2 CB with #1 potential and the ability to take on bigger WR’s. He is viewed as a player who could take over for veteran Marshon Lattimore long-term and allow 2nd year CB Mike Sainristil to play his more natural position at nickel or allow versatility.
