New York
Jets.

Smith is the anchor the blindside has needed for years. An OT with a very high floor, he protects Rodgers better than anyone in the draft.

This TE is the offensive mismatch Rodgers wanted in the slot; he alleviates a lot of pressure. His ceiling is sky-high if he improves his blocking.

His explosive first step gives the Jets the pure EDGE they need to disrupt. The ceiling is very high, but his development in run defense will define his role.

Solves the RT urgency with a 10-year anchor. He isn't athletic at the second level but blocks so heavy that it doesn't matter.

Instant pop for Saleh's red zone; a TE like this changes defenses, though his blocking needs to be refined.

Gives the Jets a top pass-rusher on the perimeter; if he develops more bull rush, he has double-digit sack potential with no problem.

Patches the Jets' RT spot with an elite pass protector. If coaches can toughen his anchor, he has a Pro Bowl ceiling.

DJ finally gives Rodgers a versatile TE. His reliable hands and ability to find holes offer a very healthy floor.

Adds an instant splash to the pass rush, but Alexander is a bet on whether he can develop an anchor without losing that explosion.