The NFL scouting combine is this week, which means some players might be moving up and down some draft boards.

There's a danger in that, but teams do it anyway.

But with my Mock Draft 2.0, I am not taking into account any potential risers or fallers from the combine. I don't care if Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray's weight is up over 200 pounds or Florida tackle Jawaan Taylor has a hamstring injury that will limit his work there.

This mock is based on fits and needs and watching players on tape. There isn't a major overhaul from my first mock, but then again free agency hasn't even started.

So dive in, look around, complain and just wait for Mock 3.0 after the combine.

1
Cardinals

Nick Bosa, DE, Ohio State
I keep hearing the talk about how the Cardinals could trade Josh Rosen and draft Kyler Murray. I don't buy it. They take the elite pass rusher. 

2
49ers

Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky
They have quality down players. They need an edge rusher. Allen is coming off an impressive pass-rushing season for the Wildcats and would provide that. 

3
Jets

Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama 
They have to get better up front. Williams is a force who would be a nice addition next to Leonard Williams.                

4
Raiders

Jachai Polite, DE, Florida 
There will be a race to be the No. 2 defensive end in this class. I tend to lean to Polite, who has outstanding speed off the edge. The Raiders need help for Arden Key, who played too many snaps as a rookie last year.

5
Buccaneers

Greedy Williams, CB, LSU 
He is the likely the top corner in this draft, although he isn't a great tackler. The Bucs have a major need on the corner, so he would step in and start right away.

6
Giants

Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State 
I just don't see the Giants passing on a quarterback and Haskins is the best of this class. They could let Eli Manning play for a bit, but Haskins would take over at some point in 2019.

7
Jaguars

Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida 
This is based on them signing a veteran quarterback – likely Nick Foles. Taylor could come in and start right away at right tackle when they part with Jeremy Parnell.

8
Lions

Montez Sweat, DE, Mississippi State 
At some point they have to upgrade the pass rush. They didn't get enough pressure last season and Sweat is an impressive edge player.

9
Bills

Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama 
They have to protect Josh Allen better going forward. This kid can play guard or tackle, the latter his college position. If you have a franchise quarterback, he has to be protected.

10
Broncos

Drew Lock, QB, Missouri 
They traded for Joe Flacco, but he isn't the long-term answer. Lock would be that. He could spend a year learning behind Flacco.

11
Bengals

Cody Ford, OT, Oklahoma 
I know some think he has to move inside to guard, but I think he would stay at tackle for the Bengals. It's not like they don't need help inside where he could also start. 

12
Packers

T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa
They need to get a threat in the middle of the field. Hockenson has the tools to be a special player at tight end, a real weapon for Aaron Rodgers.

13
Dolphins

Ed Oliver, DT, Houston
This kid isn't big for the inside, but he plays with quickness and the ability to push the pocket. Miami's rebuild needs a young, talented inside player.

14
Falcons

Clelin Ferrell, DE, Clemson 
The pass rush was a major disappointment for them in 2018. They have some young players, but they need more help. Ferrell is an impressive edge rusher.

15
Redskins

Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma 
I kept him in this spot from my first mock because they have to address quarterback. Why not take a chance on an electrifying young player?

16
Panthers

Rashan Gary, DE, Michigan 
They just didn't have enough pass rush last year. With Julius Peppers retiring, they need to get help there. Gary didn't play as well as expected last season, but he's still worth a look here.

17
Browns

Yodny Cajuste, OT, West Virginia
Tackle is a major problem on their offense. Cajuste is a big, physical player who would help upgrade the line.

18
Vikings

Chris Lindstrom, G, Boston College 
They have to get better inside. Lindstrom is a tough guy who will help amp up their running game with Dalvin Cook.

19
Titans

Brian Burns, DE, Florida State
They need to get another pass rusher to go with Harold Landry. A team can never have enough edge players and Burns has that speed off the corner.

20
Steelers

Byron Murphy, CB, Washington 
They have to get better outside in their secondary. They could also look to add a linebacker here, but I think corner is more of a premium position. 

21
Seahawks

Deionte Thompson, S, Alabama
He's now dealing with a wrist injury, but he should be fine when the regular season rolls around. Thompson would help them get back on the way to having Legion of Boom 2.0.

22
Ravens

Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama 
I had him in this spot in my first mock draft, and he stays there. I think they have to get a premier runner to go with Lamar Jackson in their offense.

23
Texans

Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State 
Their tackle spots are terrible. This kid could come in and help right away on the left side to protect Deshaun Watson.

24
Raiders

From Chicago

Devin White, LB, LSU 
They need help on all levels of defense. Landing a nice linebacker after taking a pass rusher earlier would help the young front seven. White can fly. 

25
Eagles

Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson
This kid would be a steal in this spot. They could lose Haloti Ngata as a free agent, which means they need more help inside. Wilkins is an athletic, quick tackle.

26
Colts

Dexter Lawrence, OT, Clemson 
They have to get stronger inside and Lawrence has that type of ability. Some personnel people have compared him to former Panthers player Kris Jenkins. 

27
Raiders

From Dallas

Nasir Adderly, S, Delaware
This would complete a nice first round by landing a player on every level of their defense. The way they played last year, that should be the priority. 

28
Chargers

Devin Bush, LB, Michigan 
Their linebacker group was a mess by the end of the season. Some of that was because of injuries, but they clearly need help there as well. 

29
Chiefs

Deandre Baker, CB, Georgia

They could lose starting corner Steven Nelson in free agency. Some scouts I've talked to like Baker more than Greedy Williams. The Chiefs have to get better on the back end. 

30
Packers

From New Orleans

Jonathan Abram, S, Mississippi
The Packers could use an upgrade on the back end and Abram would seem to be a young player who could step in and start right away. Edge rusher could be in play here as well. 

31
Rams

Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame 
They will likely lose Ndamukong Suh in free agency, so they need to get help there. Tillery can also play on the outside in their scheme. 

32
Patriots

Jeffrey Simmons, DT, Mississippi State 
This would be a vintage Pats move. They would get a top-10 talent who suffered an ACL injury with a late first pick. He would also provide help at a position of need.