It's time to change things up with my latest mock draft (5.0). I no longer have Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray going first overall to the Arizona Cardinals, but instead have them taking Alabama's Quinnen Williams in that spot.

Call it a hunch.

I think the Cardinals will stay with Josh Rosen and pass on taking Murray, which is the right thing to do. After the initial hoopla of possibly taking Murray died down, I think the Cardinals realized the wise thing would be to stick with Rosen and take a top defensive player.

It still could be Ohio State's Nick Bosa, but for this draft I have Williams in that spot. 

So what does that do to Murray?

In this draft, I have the Raiders taking Murray in the fourth spot. But what if they don't? Where does he fall to in the first round? Will a team like Miami trade up to land him? Do the Giants take him at No. 6? I doubt it.

Could he fall to the Denver Broncos at No. 10? I still think Murray goes in the top 10 if Arizona passes, but is it as much of a sure thing as it seemed three weeks ago? 

Dive into Mock Draft 5.0 for me. I have one or two more coming the week of the draft, which hopefully gives us all time for a little more clarity on what the Cardinals might be doing.

Check out all our mock drafts here.  

1
Cardinals
Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama   
Rather than take a quarterback, I have them taking the best down player in the draft.
2
49ers
Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State
The 49ers would love to get an elite edge player to add to their defense. Bosa would be that. 
3
Jets
Josh Allen, LB, Kentucky
When was the last time the Jets had a great edge rusher? Allen has that type of potential. 
4
Raiders
Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma   
Jon Gruden couldn't help himself in this scenario even though defense is the major need. This wouldn't be a good sign for Derek Carr. 
5
Buccaneers
Devin White, LB, LSU 
They are said to love this kid, but it's really high for an off-the-ball linebacker. Even so, he's a heck of a player. 
6
Giants
Montez Sweat, EDGE, Mississippi State   
They pass on a quarterback here to land a top edge rusher. Taking pass rushers is the Giants way. 
7
Jaguars
Jawaan Taylor, T, Florida
They have to get better at right tackle and Taylor would be an immediate starter.  
8
Lions
Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan 
Their pass rush is a problem in their division. Gary has unreal skills, even if he didn't play to them last season.  
9
Bills
Ed Oliver, DT, Houston  
Kyle Williams retired, so why not take a player who dominated on the college level? He could be a John Randle-type player. 
10
Broncos
Drew Lock, QB, Missouri  
The Broncos have Joe Flacco, but he's not the long-term answer. Lock would be. 
11
Bengals
Devin Bush, LB, Michigan   
They have to get faster at linebacker and Bush can run. They could also go for an offensive lineman here. 
12
Packers
Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama   
They pass on a tight end here to upgrade the offensive line. Williams can play inside or outside, which was his college position. 
13
Dolphins
Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State  
The Dolphins stand pat in this scenario and take the Buckeyes passer. Haskins would be the guy they build around. 
14
Falcons
Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson     
They have a problem next to Grady Jarrett, so why not take a player from the same school to fill it?
15
Redskins
Daniel Jones, QB, Duke  
Their quarterback situation isn't good right now, which is why Jones would be worth the pick for the long run. He could sit for a year. 
16
Panthers
Brian Burns, EDGE, Florida State  
Their pass rush was a problem in the second half of the season in 2018, so landing a speed rusher would make sense. 
17
Giants

From Cleveland

D.K. Metcalf, WR, Mississippi    
There isn't a quarterback worth taking here, so they add a big, physical receiver to help Eli Manning. 
18
Vikings
Cody Ford, OT-G, Oklahoma  
Ford played tackle in college, but could also slide inside to guard. His versatility would make him attractive to a team that needs line help. 
19
Titans
T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa 
With Delanie Walker coming off a knee injury, they would be landing the best tight end in this class. And he can block. 
20
Steelers
Greedy Williams, CB, LSU
Their corners have to be upgraded and Williams would do that. He isn't a great tackler, but the coverage skills are there. 
21
Seahawks
Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson  
They have Frank Clark and some young guys, but they always seem to have a bunch of edge rushers. Ferrell has the talent to dominate, but inconsistency has been a problem. 
22
Ravens
Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State  
They have to get better inside, and Bradbury is the top center in this class. He would play in front of Lamar Jackson for a long time. 
23
Texans
Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State 
Their tackle situation is a mess. Why not plug and play a talent like Dillard? 
24
Raiders

From Chicago

Byron Murphy, CB, Washington 
They have to get better on all levels on their defense. Murphy would be a nice addition at corner. 
25
Eagles
Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson  
He's a power player who would be in the rotation with Fletcher Cox and Malik Jackson. Lawrence might end up as a better pro than college player. 
26
Colts
Jeffery Simmons, DT, Mississippi State 
The Colts need a dominant player inside and Simmons has the tools to do that. Only a torn ACL in January is keeping him out of the top 10. 
27
Raiders

From Dallas

Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama 
They pass on taking another defensive player here to add the draft's best back. Jacobs playing behind Kyler Murray with Antonio Brown outside would be fun. 
28
Chargers
Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington  
Their right tackle situation needs upgrading and McGary would do that. 
29
Chiefs
Rock Ya-Sin, CB, Temple   
Their corner situation needs help and Ya-Sin is a player scouts love. He is a tall corner, which teams love. 
30
Packers

From New Orleans

Noah Fant, TE, Iowa  
After going offensive line with their first pick, they come back and take an outstanding pass-catching tight end. 
31
Rams
Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame  
They need help on their line and Tillery is a player who really showed up last season for the Irish. 
32
Patriots
Parris Campbell, WR, Ohio State  
This team needs speed in the worst way. Campbell can flat out fly.