New Orleans
Saints.

Smith is the anchor the blind side needs, a textbook LT. The floor is very high, though we'll see if his pad level gets punished.

Simmons' bend is what we're missing on the Saints' EDGE. A gamble with a stellar ceiling if his strength in run defense develops.

Gives depth to the secondary. He's a modern chess piece with a very high ceiling if he learns to temper his aggressiveness.

A firm patch for RT, a granite anchor that the Saints' OL needs; the ceiling isn't elite, but his floor is very high.

Brings that lethal get-off the DL needs. If he lands an anchor with more weight, he can be a three-down terror.

Bringing in Lutmer gives a general to the Saints' secondary. A very high floor, but his ceiling will depend on if he can handle the deep ball.

Knapp comes to New Orleans to be a Day 1 RT, provided he holds up against the bull-rush. The tape tells you the anchor is the biggest question mark.

This guy anchors the middle of the DL from day one; with that base established, the ceiling rises quickly if he polishes his pass-rush.

Weaver gives them a savvy S whose instincts compensate for his athleticism; his processing and closing speed cover the back-end well.