Seattle
Seahawks.

Smith fills the hole at starting LT; his pass mechanics are already pro-ready. Very high floor for an elite tackle.

His first step revitalizes our DL rotation. He's a third-down terror, but if he sets the edge against the run, the ceiling is elite.

Provides the chess piece in the secondary that the Seattle defense needs. His versatility and athleticism are an anchor, though polishing his aggressiveness will define if he is elite.

Gives them an OT to anchor the right side of the line, but watch out as his lateral range limits his ceiling against elite pass rush.

Instant pop off the edge that Seattle needs. If the anchor improves, this kid has a double-digit sack ceiling.

Fixes the secondary from day one, a general in the back who processes and anchors; doesn't have premium speed, but compensates with his mental map.

Knapp is the LT of the future with elite athleticism. If the anchor develops, you have a cornerstone; if not, he'll be a rotational tackle.

Interior strength that the Seahawks badly need on the DL; if he maintains his pad level, he will be a key anchor against the run.

Weaver anchors the back-end, giving that secondary the enforcer it needs; the floor is high, but hip stiffness is a concern.