With a solid showing at the Combine, Louisville's DeVante Parker has locked up a spot in the first 20 picks.
The Combine is about to hit full speed, but here's one last look at the landscape before the shakeups happen.
This three-round projection includes several fresh suggestions, including the possibility of Auburn RB Tre Mason landing in the first round.
Nick Gray's second mock brings an expanded an altered look at the top of the draft, but Teddy Bridgewater remains at the top.
With Eric Decker headed for free agency and, quite likely, a bigger payday elsewhere, Denver could use the upcoming draft to restock at receiver.
The Bengals aren't in the market for a top-tier quarterback, but with Andy Dalton coming off another disappointing postseason showing, Cincinnati might target a mid-round developmental prospect such as Georgia's Aaron Murray.
After two disappointing seasons, Philip Rivers found renewed success in 2013. Might the Chargers look to add further offensive playmakers in the draft to ensure he remains among the top fantasy passers?
Christian Ponder has shown limited signs of growth in his three NFL seasons and may not be the long-term solution at quarterback. If available, could Johnny Manziel be on the Vikings' radar at pick No. 8?
The Lions are in need of capable targets to complement Calvin Johnson. Could Washington's Austin Seferian-Jenkins fill a void for Detroit?
Mike Evans, Kelvin Benjamin and Odell Beckham threaten to push ahead of Marqise Lee, which could make him a steal in the second half of the 1st round.
The rebuilding Raiders need to find a quarterback and a supporting cast to help him out. Can Oakland land two top talents early on?
The Panthers need to put a few more pieces around Cam Newton and a ferocious front seven.
The Saints need draft reinforcements to catch up with the NFC big dogs.
Nick Grays throws his hat into the ring with a projection of the first 32 picks, as well as the suggestion that a poor bowl game showing could push Derek Carr into the 2nd round.
LeSean McCoy can carry the Philadelphia offense, but the Eagles need to add help on defense to make progress in the playoffs.
Even after a disappointing sophomore season, Washington's best hope for success is clearly to invest in Robert Griffin. Along with DBs, WRs should be the team's top target.
David Wilson's neck surgery leaves the Giants thin at RB, but they can get help there later in the draft. Their early picks should go to the offensive and defensive lines, as well as the CB rotation.