2020 NFL two-round mock draft: Patriots trade with Cowboys, Packers plan to live after Aaron Rodgers

If the Bengals take more than five minutes to announce their choice, they should lose Burrow’s rights.

Washington ignores commercial offers and selects the best draft player regardless of his position.

Thursday we will find out if smoke screens are legitimate. If the teams are really calling Washington to potentially go up, then there’s an interest in the quarterbacks. I still think Tagovailoa is the best prospect. Detroit swaps numbers 3 and 85 for numbers 5, 39 and 185.

I think Dave Gettleman will take a tackle here. They have invested in the linebacker room this off-season and they do not want to be able to replace the two tackles next year. Tristan Wirfs and Wills are the most likely choices, and I think Wills is safer.

Detroit is able to slide down a few places while selecting the player it coveted.

Los Angeles will have a hard time convincing anyone that they are not interested in a quarterback. Herbert is the best available when Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa are out of the game.

Matt Rhule values ​​athletics and believes that everything else will fall into place. Simmons is an athletic unicorn. The coach is confident that his coaching staff will make Simmons the type of player that everyone knows he can become.

Arizona must protect Kyler Murray in order to open his attack. The selection of Wirfs is a solid investment because he can play the offensive guard if it does not work to the limit.

Jacksonville needs a defensive tackle. It turns out that the best player on the board plays the position.

Cleveland is faced with a decision between Mekhi Becton and Thomas. I don’t think they could be wrong anyway.

Joe Douglas will correct the offensive line before turning his attention to the positions of the wide receiver and the edge rusher. The wide receiver is deep this year, so the Jets know they can get quality players beyond the first round.

Las Vegas loves the development of Alabama. I could see them targeting Henry Ruggs III or Jeudy. It also wouldn’t be a surprise if they took C.J. Henderson here and then tried to get around for one of these three receivers.

San Francisco could easily slide a bit but they traded in a very good player to receive that choice. I think they should hit each other and choose the Alabama speedster. This will further open their attack.

Atlanta abandoned No. 16 and No. 119 in exchange for No. 14. Tampa Bay was ready to back off with the four attacking tackles off the field. The Falcons put an end to the fall of Henderson.

Denver does not receive an attacking tackle or its wide receiver of choice. The Broncos could also watch Javon Kinlaw, but Lamb is the answer.

Jefferson is closer to the top group than he is to the other receivers in the bottom half of the first round. Philidelphia moves to catch a difference maker at the position. The Eagles give up numbers 21, 53 and 168 for numbers 16 and 76.

The Patriots look over their shoulders at the Saints and decide to move to the right to select Love. Jarrett Stidham could be their answer, but Love offers many more benefits. The Cowboys give up 17th in exchange for 23rd, 87th and a fifth-round pick in 2021.

It might be a bit rich for Jones here, but Miami must resolve the attacking tackle position now that they have Tagovailoa under the center.

The Raiders take down two 10-caliber players with Jerry Jeudy and Kinlaw.

Jacksonville fills some needs on the defensive side of the ball. When do they plan to attack attacking, wide receiving and returning attack positions?

The Buccaneers get an attacking tackle to protect Tom Brady. Cleveland is a really solid player and can help solidify that unity.

Minnesota replaces Everson Griffen with Gross-Matos. He’s a really solid player and strong at the limit. They have yet another first-round choice to potentially address the wide or corner receiver positions.

Dallas is able to slide, pick up a few choices and maintain the best safety outlook in this draft class. McKinney has the versatility to play nickel too.

Murray offers the Saints a linebacker option alongside Demario Davis. They will be an active and aggressive defense as they strive for a Super Bowl victory in the final season of Drew Brees.

Minnesota clinches a cornerback to replace Xavier Rhodes, Trae Waynes and Mackensie Alexander. There is still work to be done, but Johnson is a start.

Miami chooses to become the best player available. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see them select indoor offensive lineman Cesar Ruiz.

Delpit, to me, is still a first-round talent, even if it’s a bit of a gamble. Seattle can drag him into high school alongside Quandre Diggs.

Loaded with speed in attack, Baltimore now adds a little more speed to the defense. Queen is a linebacker who should provide a spark on that side of the ball.

No one knows where Jadeveon Clowney will sign this off-season, but Tennessee needs additional acceleration if it doesn’t sign. That said, they will probably sign it a minute after the publication of this article.

Green Bay obtains a wide dynamic receiver to support Aaron Rodgers in his later years. Aiyuk also offers some return capacity.

New York moves to select an indoor offensive lineman. They intend to protect Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley. Jedrick Wills and Ruiz’s selections validate this strategy.

Super Bowl champion chefs choose Gladney to complete the first round. They bring a physical player to participate in high school.