Minnesota
Vikings.

Brings that first-step pop every coordinator looks for; if he can anchor in run D, he's a franchise pass rusher.

Immediate plug-and-play at CB1. If he can harness his aggressiveness, he's a defensive pillar who changes the secondary.

Bolden patches that hole in the middle of the field. His role as a defensive chess piece gives Brian Flores the versatility he seeks; the only concern is whether he can lower his pad level.

With his explosiveness, he solves the EDGE rusher gap in that scheme, but he has to learn to anchor if he wants to be a three-down player.

Sharpe would fill the CB2 spot they've been searching for; he has the frame, but it's a bet on him developing ball-hawk instincts.

Fits well to stabilize the Vikings' secondary with his IQ; his floor is a role-playing starter, while his ceiling is a defensive anchor.

Immediate fix for the interior DL with that anchor; the Vikings need mass there and his floor is high as a run defender.

Patches the CB2 hole the defense demands; Pollock fits because of his coverage skills. His true ceiling depends on adding strength against physical receivers.

Signs as a plug-and-play S; those killer instincts and tackling are the anchor the backfield needs; his ceiling depends on improving deep coverage.