New England
Patriots.

Smith accounts for the LT of the future with his elite mechanics; a very high floor that ensures protection for Maye right away.

Brings a consistent EDGE presence to Mayo's front. High ceiling, but if he doesn't anchor against the run, he'll be a third-down specialist.

Brings elite intelligence to the second level of the defense, exactly what the Pats need at LB. His floor is very high.

Solidifies the RT for Maye once and for all; a true anchor, but we'll see how much he struggles if they move him to the blind side.

His volcanic get-off complements the interior, providing an athletic edge that extends the blitz radius. In two years, he's already a Pro-Bowler.

LB with pop to plug sideline-to-sideline runs; he lacks anchor, but his processor is elite; he can be a playmaker.

Knapp arrives to be a competent LT in this system; his anchor needs work, but the athletic ceiling is evident for a good O-line coach.

Moten anchors that interior alongside Barmore. If his pad level consistency improves, he has everything to be a wall.

Brown is exactly the motor at the second level that Mayo's defense needs, though his ceiling depends on how much he improves his visual discipline against play-action.