2024 NFL Mock Draft: Vikings’ Kirk Cousins replaced with top-10 pick, Bears get Justin Fields another WR

Of course we can’t set this in stone yet. But I’m guessing the Cardinals would be perfectly content with this outcome. Williams in the desert, starting in 2024.

The Colts will have some serious athleticism at quarterback and receiver with this Harrison Jr. selection.

More firepower offensively for Daniel Jones and the next quarterback in New York. Bowers is ridiculously talented and can really block.

The construction of the defensive line continues for the Bears with Latu, who’s a polished and athletic specimen with an NFL frame and length.

If the Sam Howell era is to continue, it must do so with better blocking, especially playing in the NFC East. Alt has franchise-left tackle traits.

Fashanu is a young, balanced, powerful blocker who can be a franchise left tackle in Denver.

More offensive skill talent for Justin Fields in Chicago. Nabers has a very multi-dimensional game that would complement D.J. Moore well.

In Houston, the roster-building emphasis needs to be on the creation of a quality environment for C.J. Stroud. So, the Texans go experienced SEC blocker here.

Maye is the heir apparent to Kirk Cousins in Minnesota. He’s not freaky but has plus arm talent and downfield accuracy.

McCarthy has the arm talent and predisposition to let it rip downfield that Pete Carroll will love, and it blends well with the likes of DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba at receiver.

Carter has the size and tenacity to be the next quarterback of the Steelers defense.

The Chargers desperately need an enforcer on the interior of their defensive line. Sweat is exactly that type of player.

Coleman is a thick but athletic perimeter wideout who’d bring more physicality to the Titans receiver group.

The Jets adding another stifling cornerback to their secondary? Bad news for opponent’s pass games.

The Rams are in full-on, best-player-available mode given the state of their roster, and that’s Verse here.

Another wideout. Wilson stands in for the legendary Mike Evans as the boundary box-out type at a similar size.

Ewers joins the Patriots, but New England isn’t fully ready to be done with Mac Jones just yet. Ewers is relatively young and not incredibly experienced, so sitting behind Jones wouldn’t be the worst idea.

The Raiders jump at the opportunity to grab a top-flight cornerback prospect to add to their defensive backfield. Big need filled.

The Bengals go back to offensive line in Round 1 after the Jonah Williams experiment didn’t materialize as they would’ve hoped.

Ideal prospect to learn from Cam Jordan before emerging as New Orleans alpha rusher of the future.

Stroud has some movement ability. It’s not about that. Houston’s blocking has to be better. Period.

The Dolphins have seen what Tua Tagovailoa and the offense can do when the quarterback is protected. Hence an offensive line pick here.

The Lions need another boundary wideout on this roster. Egbuka can be that weapon for Jared Goff.

The Falcons could very well win the NFC South in 2023… then look to replace Desmond Ridder with a more assertive passer in Sanders.

Tuimoloau is next in a long line of very polished first-round edge rushers from Ohio State. He’s exactly what the Ravens need on the outside of their defensive line.

Best player available here for Green Bay, snagging the uber-talented interior rusher from Miami who’s just tapping into how good he can be on the field.

The Bills must fortify the right tackle position, and Suamataia is a freaky specimen Buffalo typically gravitates toward early in the draft.

Possibly the most naturally gifted pure guard in the class lands in Jacksonville to protect Trevor Lawrence.

Pure speed for the Cowboys offense who can lean on the wealth of knowledge that is Brandin Cooks at wideout.

Given the ages of Darius Slay and James Bradberry, the Eagles go with a twitchy, playmaking cornerback here.

Kansas City is thrilled to land Newton, who has supreme pass-rushing gifts as a defensive tackle.

Smith will add serious beef and athleticism to the interior of San Francisco’s front next to Javon Hargrave.