Tennessee
Titans.

Smith is the anchor the blindside needs; he has a high floor from day one and rarely gives anything up to the edge.

He brings that third-down terror that the Titans DL lacks. The bend is elite, but his anchor against the run will determine if he's a Pro Bowler or a rotational piece.

He brings elite ball-hawk instincts to the middle of the field, exactly what the secondary is screaming for; the ceiling comes from polishing his tackling in traffic.

The heavy-handed presence the right side of the OL needs. He can anchor the protection from day one, but watch out for his lateral athleticism.

His explosive get-off gives the DL that pass-rusher they're missing; he's a pure ceiling play, but the tape screams pop.

Stabilizes the secondary as a cerebral anchor. His IQ and processing are elite, though his ceiling depends on how his top speed holds up.

Knapp can be a plug-and-play LT immediately, but his anchor is the big question; if he improves it, the ceiling is high.

A motor in the A-gap to plug the run. An instant anchor with a high floor; if he polishes his technique, he shows flashes of being more.

Gives the Titans a modern enforcer in the secondary. A very solid bet if he can mitigate that hip stiffness against the pass.