2024 NFL Mock Draft: Bears take Caleb Williams No. 1, trade Justin Fields; Titans get Will Levis dynamic WR

While I don’t think this is a lock, we should of course entertain the possibility of Williams going No. 1 to Chicago.

Maye is a pure pocket passer with mobility and the full franchise quarterback skill set. The Patriots turn the page at the position.

The Cardinals would have quite the conundrum here: In this mock, they stay with Murray and get him the premier weapon in the class.

The Commanders would have a major decision to make here: go Caleb Williams, pick a stellar offensive tackle prospect, or trade down. In this mock, they go with the brick-wall blocker from Penn State who boasts All-Pro upside.

If Robinson erupts at the combine, which is distinctly possible, he could be picked this high and would be a fun complementary pairing with Montez Sweat.

The Giants are thrilled with this development and can’t pass on Daniels here, Daniel Jones contract be damned.

The Jets continue to invest in the offensive line with the squeaky clean prospect from Notre Dame.

Newton is a freaky specimen at defensive tackle with serious pass-rush capabilities.

Let’s get Will Levis a young dynamic separator. That’s precisely what Nabers is.

Latu is the big-bodied, bendy, pass-rushing specialist the Falcons need.

McKinstry is the exact cornerback the Packers probably need moving forward in their secondary.

Odunze and Davante Adams would make a fun pairing for Fields in Las Vegas.

Bowers is simply too tremendous of a talent for the Saints to pass on him here.

Blocking help for Russell Wilson is never a bad idea. Latham is already NFL strong.

Leave it to the Seahawks to make a surprise Round 1 selection every year. Check their draft history. Kinchens here would feel a touch early, but he’s arguably the finest safety prospect in the class.

It’s a Penn State reunion in the Steelers secondary. Joey Porter Jr. and King usher in a new, lockdown era at cornerback in Pittsburgh.

Verse is a premier pass-rush prospect, and the Cardinals defense certainly needs an alpha outside defender on its front.

Franklin was a multiyear big-time producer at Oregon and is a winner at all three levels.

Coleman would be the ideal replacement if Mike Evans bolts in free agency.

Going to take a while to move me off this pairing. No major trade-up needed. Ideal quarterback for Kevin O’Connell’s offense.

The Rams could use more youthful playmaking ability in their secondary, and DeJean is always around the football.

While not quite as eye-poppingly disruptive as he was in 2022, Taylor is still a strong, athletic, physical specimen at defensive tackle, who’d represent the future inside for the Colts defensive front.

More reinforcement up front in front of Trevor Lawrence with the polished guard-tackle prospect from Duke.

A bit of a curveball here from the Bengals, who get the top speedster wideout in the class.

Morgan is a sizable, athletic pass-pro specialist who’d be a sensible pick in Kansas City, especially with the long-term future in mind.

It’s back to Alabama for another edge-rushing infusion to the Texans defense. Turner has had a fantastic year for the Tide.

Oh just another first-round cornerback from Nick Saban’s defense. The Lions will likely be looking to add a lockdown perimeter cornerback to the defense next season.

No team likes restocking the defensive line shelf early in the draft more than the Eagles, and Trice is one polished rusher with surprising power.

The Dolphins invest in the offensive line with an athletic masher from Oregon State.

Cooper is a fun, do-everything linebacker who could become the quarterback of the Dallas defense.

Legette is the gritty YAC monster the 49ers would adore to incorporate into their offense.

Mims is an enormous specimen at tackle who’d blend well with the Ravens punishing style. There’s a tie to offensive coordinator Todd Monken too.