2024 NFL mock draft: Vikings trade for Kyler Murray, Patriots land Marvin Harrison Jr. at No. 4

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. After the Murray trade, this is the logical decision for Arizona.

Sam Howell’s play has fizzled of late, and while it may not be entirely fair to move on after fewer than a full season of starts, that’s how it works sometimes in the NFL. Daniels is a fun playmaker at the quarterback spot.

Not an ideal scenario with the first three picks for the Patriots, but they’re happy to land Harrison Jr. to give the receiver group a jolt.

Yes, another early pick at offensive tackle for the Giants. Fashanu is simply too talented with too much upside for New York to pass here.

Newton is a disruptive force at defensive tackle, clearly the best penetrator at the position in the class.

One of the easiest selections in this mock. Alt has franchise tackle traits, and the Titans have to invest in the blocking unit in front of Will Levis.

Home-run selection for the Bears, as Latu is a large, NFL-ready rusher who’ll pair wonderfully with Montez Sweat.

A sturdy offensive lineman in front of Aaron Rodgers is a smart choice here by the Jets.

Another stingy cornerback from Alabama, and he arrives in Atlanta to shore up the Falcons secondary.

The Saints are fine staying local here, as Nabers is an explosive weapon at all three levels.

The Packers again go secondary early in the draft with the long and athletic Clemson corner.

Fuaga would be a fun bookend tackle to Kolton Miller in Las Vegas.

Russell Wilson thrived with Jimmy Graham in Seattle. We’ll see what happens with Wilson; regardless, Bowers is such an immensely gifted player.

Such a fun pairing here — placing the ultra-explosive and bendy Robinson with Brian Flores in Minnesota.

The Cardinals turn the page with Maye and Odunze. Fun QB-WR pairing with big-time traits.

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.

If the Bengals indeed lose Tee Higgins to free agency, Coleman is the natural replacement on the perimeter.

Franklin would be a fun addition to the Buccaneers passing game, even if Mike Evans isn’t on the team in 2024. He flies.

DeJean is ubiquitous. Always around the football. The Colts could use a youthful addition to the secondary.

A sizable, disruptive three-down rusher to pair with Dre’Mont Jones in Seattle.

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

A second Alabama cornerback in the first round. Arnold would bring more nastiness to the Rams secondary.

The Bills go safety, given the ages and contract situations of Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer, and Kinchens will be the No. 1 player at his position on many team boards.

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.

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

Let’s get Turner and Will Anderson back together again, this time in Houston. Turner has all the talent in the world, and put it all together in a marvelous 2023 season for the Crimson Tide.

The Lions need more pass-rush productivity from players other than Aidan Hutchinson. Trice is a polished pass-rush weapon.

Mims is an enormous and surprisingly athletic blocker who’d be a fun add to the Dolphins’ suddenly reliable offensive front.

University of Georgia North continues in Philadelphia. Lassiter is another sought-after recruit who became a lockdown secondary defender for the Bulldogs.

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

The Ravens jump at this opportunity to add a dynamic, ready-to-go rusher to the defense with Verse.