Las Vegas
Raiders.

Immediately establishes a future franchise QB in the post-Cousins era. His elite processing raises the ceiling of that offense, even if his improvisation is limited.

Smith is the WR1 the offense desperately needs, but the real ceiling depends on polishing those breaks to dominate at all three levels.

Smith is the anchor the left side of the line needs, with an immediate starting LT floor; a very safe high-floor prospect.

His arm talent is that of a future franchise cornerstone; if he cleans up his aggressiveness, his floor as a starter is incredibly high.

Gives Cousins that possession WR he was missing. Reliable hands perfect for moving the chains, though I don't expect much of a vertical threat.

Secures the RT of the future for Las Vegas, a consistent anchor in pass pro; his floor as a Day 1 starter for the line is guaranteed.

The successor to Cousins, a modern gunslinger with the arm, but his decision-making still needs to catch up to that raw talent.

Gives Cousins a reliable slot target who can manipulate zones, something they lack. Starting floor; if he holds up against press coverage, he's a steal.

Knapp is the tackle of the future the line needs. He has the technical pedigree, but his anchor will determine if he locks down a side or remains just a projection.