We're all pretty sure that the New York Giants are going to draft a quarterback right? Not so fast my friends. I think the Giants are legitimately doubling down on Eli Manning this offseason, or maybe even tripling- or quadrupling-down. They want you to KNOW they're not taking a quarterback and they don't care what you think.

Give Eli an extension. PAY THE MAN MORE. Sign him forever. Give him a contract through 2029 and let him hand off to Saquon Barkley (or the next RB they draft in the top five a few years from now) while he's standing on a walker. Ride it out and never let the Eli era come to an end.

Or something. You get the point here. I think the Giants are going to pass on a quarterback in this draft and I think Dave Gettleman is going to go all defense and try to compete in the NFC East this year with a formula that is kind of viable when you squint hard enough at it.

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1
Cardinals
Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma

For now it's impossible to go in a different direction, the buzz is just too strong as it relates to Arizona taking Murray No. 1 overall and then figuring out how to handle the Josh Rosen situation later. Either that or it's a heck of a smokescreen by the Cards.
2
49ers
Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State

And if the Cardinals do take Murray, it's a dream scenario for the 49ers, who suddenly get to snag Bosa and pair him with Dee Ford and DeForest Buckner (along with Arik Armstead and Solomon Thomas) on the defensive line.
3
Jets
Quinnen Williams, DL, Alabama

Pairing one Williams with another Williams to form a dangerous duo on the defensive line would manage to give the Jets a sneakily loaded defense. 
4
Raiders
Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky

The Raiders are clearly going to go with defensive additions in the first round of the draft (TBD if Jon Gruden can resist drafting an offensive player) and if they do so, grabbing Allen would be a nice haul in the four hole here. 
5
Buccaneers
Devin White, LB, LSU

Just an easy connection to make here. White fits the type of linebacker you would expect Todd Bowles to covet and there's a clear need here after the departure of Kwon Alexander, even if the team added Shaq Barrett and Deone Bucannon in free agency.
6
Giants
Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan

People will point to the production, but I think he checks all the boxes for what Dave Gettleman wants in a first-round pick. Huge upside, defensive lineman (if possible) and he's versatile in terms of where he can line up and play. 
7
Jaguars
T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa

Tempting fate here by giving the Jaguars the option to draft Dwayne Haskins and let him learn under Nick Foles, but this Jags regime is too committed to winning right now to take a second option at quarterback. They're ride and die with Foles, so why not give him an additional blocker in the run game who doubles as a lethal seam buster? 
8
Lions
Montez Sweat, DE, Mississippi State

The Lions have already invested in the defensive line this offseason, signing Trey Flowers, but why not double down and go after another pass rusher to unleash alongside A'Shawn Robinson and Damon Harrison. Strength on strength.
9
Bills
Jawaan Taylor, OL, Florida

The Bills could certainly go with defense here and they've got some in-house options on the offensive line, but it makes a whole lot of sense to get more protection for Josh Allen if you've got a guy like Taylor sitting there. 
10
Broncos
Drew Lock, QB, Missouri

I get that John Elway's professed his love for Joe Flacco and says the aging veteran is just entering his prime. I think Flacco could be pretty good this year. But if Elway has a chance to get an insurance option as well as a future building block and he loves Lock as much as we think he does, he won't pass on him here. 
11
Bengals
Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State 

I've been targeting this pick for a while now, and maybe it doesn't work because the Bengals don't see a quarterback here or because they need help on defense. But I think they're probably in the business for a new franchise quarterback at some point and a local product just fell in their lap.
12
Packers
Noah Fant, TE, Iowa

Packers fans want this team to go after defense but if you look at their free agency splurge, they can afford to get Aaron Rodgers some more weapons. Also why wouldn't you want to add another matchup problem in Fant who can learn from Jimmy Graham (how to jump or something)? Give Rodgers all the weapons. 
13
Dolphins
Ed Oliver, DL, Houston

A Bill Belichick protege getting a powerful lump of clay designed to wreak havoc on offensive lineman and get after the quarterback? It makes all the sense in the world. Miami has all kinds of needs too. 
14
Falcons
Greedy Williams, CB, LSU

I know Falcons fans don't like them taking a cornerback, and I think they've got a pair of good starting guys right now, but they also need some depth at the position and Williams is a potential star. Dan Quinn isn't afraid to grab an SEC product either.
15
Redskins
D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss

No brainer here for the WR-needy Redskins. They get a surprising drop from workout warrior Metcalf and give Case Keenum a straight line weapon who can hopefully ease the burden on their current No. 1 --*checks notes*-- Josh Doctson.
16
Panthers
Christian Wilkins, DL, Clemson

The Panthers might be shifting to more 3-4 looks and they could use Wilkins as a 3-4 defensive end in those packages.
17
Giants

From Cleveland

Dexter Lawrence, DL, Clemson

I don't think Dave Gettleman can pass up on this kid twice. And he just landed himself a pair of HOG MOLLIES. After rebuilding the offensive line in free agency and via trade, he's now rebuilt the defensive line in the draft. Squint hard enough and you can kind of like the Giants. 
18
Vikings
Jonah Williams, OL, Alabama

The Vikings need help on the offensive line and they also want to run the ball, what better way than to add a former Nick Saban standout and a guy who surprisingly fell this far given earlier placement in most mocks.
19
Titans
Brian Burns, EDGE, Florida State

The Titans are coming together kind of nicely but they still need an edge presence on that defense and Burns gives them just that, as a guy who can generate pressure as a 3-4 OLB. 
20
Steelers
Devin Bush, LB, Michigan

Man this draft is deep. And the Steelers benefit greatly from it, snagging a sideline-to-sideline linebacker they badly need to help shore up the middle of their defense.
21
Seahawks
Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson

The Seahawks always do some odd things in the draft (and it works for them usually) but they don't have to overthink it here and simply add another talented piece to the front of their defense. 
22
Ravens
Hakeem Butler, WR, Iowa State

There's no other way to slice it: the Ravens have to improve at wide receiver in the draft. And Butler gives them a guy who has not been consistent in college, but who also has been crazy explosive. He should fit right in with this offense! 
23
Texans
Andre Dillard, OL, Washington State

Manna from the heavens here for Deshaun Watson, as the quarterback lands a pass protecting offensive lineman he can grow with and hopefully stay healthy with.
24
Raiders

From Chicago

Byron Murphy, CB, Washington

Pretty nice little haul here fort he first two picks: get a stud edge rusher and pick up a potential top-flight cornerback with a pair of first round selections. 
25
Eagles
Jeffery Simmons, DL, Mississippi State

Weird spot for the Eagles, who definitely don't NEED help on the defensive line. They're just in a good spot from a roster perspective right now, so why not grab a guy who is a top-10 talent, get a fifth year option on him and don't have to worry about rushing him back to the field. It's like the Sidney Jones plan but for the DL. 
26
Colts
Kelvin Harmon, WR, NC State

The Colts added Devin Funchess this offseason, but there's still room on the depth chart for a big-bodied wide receiver who can threaten vertically and win jump balls. Chris Ballard preaches toughness and Harmon is tough.
27
Raiders

From Dallas

N'Keal Harry, WR, Arizona State

Jon Gruden can't help himself. Sure he used a lot of capital on wide receivers in free agency but he needs MORE offense. Harry's actually a nice complement to Antonio Brown and if he's better than Amari Cooper it's only a bigger bonus.
28
Chargers
Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State

The Chargers signed Mike Pouncey in free agency and it was a great find for them, but he's older and this is the final year of his contract. They can groom the next guy up, who happened to be born when Philip Rivers was in high school. 
29
Chiefs
Jerry Tillery, DL, Notre Dame

Maybe better suited for a 3-4? Doesn't matter, because the Chiefs will take the best defensive player on the board and a guy with some upside who can help disrupt on the interior for their defense. 
30
Packers

From New Orleans

Parris Campbell, WR, Ohio State

You don't want a WR, Packers fans? In the immortal words of Jay Cutler, DOOOOOOOON'T CAAAAAAARE. Campbell's a burner and all of a sudden the Packers offense is terrifying once again.
31
Rams
Kaleb McGary, OL, Washington

With the return of Andrew Whitworth, the Rams were spared a potentially disastrous revamp of the offensive line. They need to get ahead of the curve and address it now. 
32
Patriots
Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma

This is almost certainly a trade down for the Patriots, but if they're going to stay put, they certainly could improve the pass catchers for Tom Brady.