New Three-Round Mock by Jon Dove

Smith is far and away the best quarterback in this draft class. He might be the only one to develop into an above-average starter in the NFL.

Jones is this draft’s most complete pass rusher. He’ll give the Jaguars someone who can consistently generate pressure on the quarterback. This team desperately needs someone to fill that role.

Lotulelei is a nice replacement for the aging and expensive Richard Seymour or Tommy Kelly.

Jason Peters is too injury-prone to have a guaranteed spot on the roster. Joeckel is someone capable of stepping in and immediately playing at a high level.

Detroit has very limited talent at the cornerback position. This is why they should make a move to bring in the draft’s most talented cover man.

Ray Horton has stated he plans on keeping some 4-3 principles, but expect to see some of his 3-4 alignment. Moore is versatile enough to excel in either system.

Fisher’s excellent showing at the Senior Bowl really helped his stock. He’d be the answer to the Cardinals’ issues at left tackle.

Mike Pettine will absolutely run some type of a 3-4 attack in Buffalo. Jordan will fit nicely as an outside linebacker capable of rushing the passer and playing some coverage.

Adding a top-notch pass rusher to this defense would again make this one of the better units in the league.

Werner will give the Titans a cheaper and likely more effective option from Kamerion Wimbley.

Warmack is a dominant player capable of consistently winning the battle up front. His addition will go a long way towards improving the Chargers’ offensive line.

The Dolphins must surround Ryan Tannehill with players capable of making big plays. There isn’t a wide receiver in this draft capable of making more big plays than Patterson.

Banks’ toughness and coverage ability will fill a major need for the Buccaneers.

The Panthers need a force in the middle of their defense capable of penetrating the pocket and occupying blockers. Williams is that versatile player who’s able to fit that need.

With the Saints making the move to a 3-4 system, they need a space-eater like Johnathan Hankins to plug the middle. He’s the ideal candidate to fill the team’s need for a nose tackle.

Johnson still needs time to fully develop, but his ability to protect the passer will make him a hot name come draft day. The Rams could use an upgrade at three spots along the offensive line.