Atlanta
Falcons.

Finally a tackle who can set anchor on the blind side. That anchor is gold; the floor as an instant starter is sky-high.

Brings elite anchor and hand usage to that DL, exactly what they need. Super high floor for his technique, ceiling depends on NFL athleticism.

He brings that cerebral anchor Atlanta's ILB group needs. If long speed isn't an issue, high floor.

Granite block anchoring RT, exactly what this line needs. High floor, but he'll struggle against pure speed.

Falcons need his motor on the DL. Compensates physical traits with technique, a decent floor if coaches refine his anchor.

Brings that much-needed speed to the second level. If he can anchor and doesn't over-pursue, he's a three-down LB.

Brings that DL pop Morris wants. Solid floor as a run defender, but pass rush ceiling depends on his dip-and-rip.

Brings that ball-hawking safety to the middle Atlanta's secondary needs. If he fixes his eyes against play-action, he's got starter floor.

A LB with the pop the front needs for varied blitzes and covering TEs. Pure athleticism, high ceiling if he learns to use his hands.