NFL first-round mock draft: Two QBs in the top 10

After addressing their offensive line already, the Jags can now beef up the pass rush. Hutchinson had a breakout 2021 season with 14 sacks for the Wolverines and would create quite a tandem with Josh Allen in Duval.

Detroit is set to address wide receiver in the draft even after signing D.J. Chark. London is a problem for opposing defenses at 6-foot-5 with deep speed, and he had 88 catches for 1,084 yards and seven touchdowns last season in only eight games.

Houston has a long list of needs and might be more focused on defense after promoting Lovie Smith to head coach. Thibodeaux is a superstar in the making with elite athleticism and a great personality to match. He recorded 19 sacks in three seasons at Oregon.

The Jets need help in the secondary after struggling in Robert Saleh's first season as head coach. Gardner really helped his draft stock with a great 2021 season, recording three picks, three sacks, and 40 tackles for the breakout Bearcats.

The Giants are in the market for help at right tackle as they try to shape Daniel Jones. Neal has been a dominant tackle at Alabama and should be able to help immediately.

The Panthers set out to address quarterback this offseason, but they've remained quiet so far. Pickett's improved accuracy, completing over 67% of his passes with 42 touchdowns, could allow him to step in immediately for the Panthers.

The Giants have a big need at safety, and Hamilton could be the best safety prospect since Jamal Adams. He was a playmaking machine at Notre Dame with eight picks in three seasons.

Wide receiver was already a major need in Atlanta before Calvin Ridley's season-long suspension. The speedy Wilson is coming off a monstrous season with 70 catches for 1,058 yards and 13 touchdowns in only 11 games.

With the trade of Russell Wilson, Seattle is looking for their future at quarterback. Willis is slightly undersized but proved his playmaking ability over the last two seasons at Liberty. His dynamic ability could allow Seattle to get back on track sooner than anticipated.

The Jets' defensive line is already a strength with Quinnen Williams and the return of Carl Lawson, but the team has reason to think even bigger. Walker finished last season with six sacks and has made noise in the offseason.

Washington needs to focus on the offensive line to protect Carson Wentz, who has a long injury history. Ekwonu is a strong left tackle prospect who would be a bargain if he falls this far in the draft.

Stingley has been considered a likely early first-round pick this year since his dominant 2019 season, recording six picks as a lockdown corner for LSU's National Championship team. His value has dropped slightly due to injury, but he would be a great fit on a Vikings secondary desperate for help.

Houston needs help at all levels of the defense and could have a chance to draft a premium cornerback. McDuffie might fit best as a slot corner at 5-foot-11 but has shown impressive ability at Washington.

One of the biggest defensive linemen in football, Davis has the potential to singlehandedly stop the run and blew away scouts at the combine. He finished last season with 32 tackles and two sacks while routinely taking on double teams for the Bulldogs.

The Eagles always prioritize the defensive line and could use more depth on the edge. Johnson is climbing up draft boards after recording 12 sacks last season.

Linebacker seems like a yearly need for Philly, and Lloyd has a chance to fill that need for the long term. The speedy Lloyd was everywhere last season, recording 111 tackles, seven sacks, and four interceptions for the Utes.

The Chargers currently have a glaring need at right tackle. Cross could shore up the spot immediately, helping protect Justin Herbert.

With the loss of left tackle Terron Armstead, the Saints need immediate help. Penning has a chance to step in for the Saints in Week 1.

The Eagles have selected a first-round wideout in back-to-back years, but they still need help at the position. Williams suffered a knee injury in the National Championship but has the elite speed to still be a worthy first-round pick. He averaged nearly 20 yards per catch last season, finishing with 1,572 yards receiving and 15 touchdowns.

The Steelers need to replace Ben Roethlisberger, and replacing him with an athlete who has occasionally drawn comparisons to Big Ben would be appropriate. Corral completed over 67% of his passes in his college career, and also showed escapability in the pocket. He could give Mitchell Trubisky competition in training camp.

The Patriots have yet to find a home run wideout threat this offseason, but the draft presents several opportunities. Olave recorded 65 catches for 936 yards and 13 touchdowns in 11 games last season.

After trading Davante Adams and losing Marquez Valdes-Scantling in free agency, no team in the NFL needs wideouts more than Green Bay. Burks has some Deebo Samuel upside with incredible ability when the ball is in his hands. He finished last season with 66 catches for 1,104 yards and 12 touchdowns for Arkansas.

Arizona still needs to do a better job protecting Kyler Murray, and have a hole to fill at right tackle. Green is arguably the best interior lineman available in the draft.

Dallas has a glaring need at right tackle as they look to protect Dak Prescott. Smith has seen his stock rise into first-round territory and is also a mauling run blocker.

Buffalo has spent significant draft capital at running back recently with Devin Singletary and Zack Moss, but the opportunity to take Hall could be too good to pass up. He's proven to be an elite athlete and is coming off back-to-back 1,700-plus yard seasons as a versatile back.

The Titans need help on the interior of their offensive line, and Johnson could do the trick. He's a solid plug-and-plus who should help Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry.

The potential losses of Jason Pierre-Paul and Ndamukong Suh create a major need on the edge for Purdue. Karlaftis was a problem for offensive linemen in his three college seasons, recording 14 sacks.

Ojabo was considered a potential top 10 pick before tearing his Achilles while working out for scouts. He could come at a discount for a Packers squad that needs pass rush help. Ojabo had a breakout season opposite Aidan Hutchinson, recording 11 sacks in 13 games.

With the trade of Tyreek Hill and the loss of Byron Pringle, the Chiefs need more wide receiver depth. Dotson showed dynamic ability as a receiver and punt returner for the Nittany Lions, finishing last season with 91 receptions for 1,182 yards and 13 touchdowns.

The Chiefs desperately need help rushing the passer, especially after losing Melvin Ingram. Ebiketie showed improvement after transferring to Penn State last season, recording 9.5 sacks and 18 tackles for loss.

Cincinnati could use more depth on the interior of their defensive line. A major part of Georgia's elite defensive line last season, Wyatt recorded 39 tackles and 2.5 sacks.

Dean has elite athleticism and proved a dynamic playmaker in 2021. He finished his final college season with 72 tackles, six sacks, and two picks, showing the upside to help Detroit's defense immediately.