Arizona
Cardinals.

Smith is the perennial anchor that Arizona needs at right tackle right now. His tape shows an extremely high floor with elite technique.

He brings that EDGE pop that the DL needs; a massive ceiling if he develops a plan B to complement his first step.

An immediate patch for a fragile secondary. His range on the back end is elite, but be careful if he doesn't clean up his tackling angles — he could be a liability.

Locks down the RT position with an elite anchor; he's a safe bet: his floor is a consolidated starter, while the ceiling will depend on those speed matchups.

He gives the Cardinals a pure edge rusher, something the scheme needs, though his initial floor is a pass-rush specialist until he gains strength.

Lutmer fills that safety hole on the back-end. His IQ, despite speed concerns, puts him on the field from day one.

An immediate patch at RT due to his reach and good tape, though his anchor against bull-rushes is a concern.

Moten anchors the run defense immediately; this guy is a pure DT with pop, a very high floor for the interior of any DL.

He gives them the enforcer safety they desperately need, a brutal tackler who compensates for hip stiffness with instincts and click-and-close.