It's draft week! Seems like the perfect time to reveal my first -- and last -- NFL mock draft of 2019, eh?
While I do have four quarterbacks coming off the board in Round 1, only one of them is selected in the top 10. And fresh off trading Frank Clark, the Seahawks nab an explosive edge rusher.
To see every draft pick each team holds in .
No surprise here. °Õ³ó±ðÌý make good on the worst-kept secret of this draft season and select the QB to support their head coach. Now, time to support the QB.
Yes, selecting a DL in the top 10 has become all too familiar to Niner Faithful, but Bosa's a better pure pass rusher than any of the previous selections in this mold -- and thus, the reason San Francisco goes with Bosa over .
°Õ³ó±ðÌý went down this road when  slipped to them at No. 6 back in 2015 -- they took the versatile DL despite already having Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý on the roster. OK, that didn't end up working out, but this could be the most likely trade destination in the top 10. If Murray goes No. 1, then Quinnen could be the target of teams looking to move into this spot.
NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport's report of a  coming at this slot for the  has me thinking crazy, but for a team solidly last in sack production a year ago, let's get a guy who has the fastest route to the QB: up the middle. Oliver has the ability to be a formidable interior presence for the .
White rides into Tampa despite the Bucs signing LBÂ Â in free agency. Best linebacker -- and one of the safest picks -- in the draft.
Let's have some fun, shall we? Perhaps the  believe the offensive lineman they covet will be gone by 17, so they turn in the card at 6. We know GM Dave Gettleman loves the hog mollies. We know he believes  can still play. If the  truly want to support their 38-year-old quarterback, then keeping him upright should be where it starts. Positional versatility gives Williams the edge over the rest of the OL class.
Is there a player in this draft that better fits the attitude and style Tom Coughlin covets? The Jags help their two most valuable pieces on offense -- Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý -- with one draft pick.
Admittedly, this is further down than I've expected Allen to go for the better part of this process. His skill set would seem to be an ideal fit for Matt Patricia's multiple-look defense.
GM Brandon Beane was in Carolina when the  made Julius Peppers a cornerstone of the franchise. I'm not exactly calling Sweat the second coming of Peppers, but the Mississippi State product shares some of those freakish qualities and could be a valuable edge presence for years to come.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý get the prolific pass-catching tight end they haven't had since Julius Thomas departed Denver in 2015.
Gary falls out of the top 10, but not by much. While Rapoport reported Tuesday that  by teams, the defensive lineman recently told me on NFL Network that he's  Could the  unlock his tremendous potential and get rewarded with the much-anticipated sack production befitting a prospect possessing such elite athletic traits?
After upgrading the edge of their defense in free agency, the  find their man in the middle in the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý add a nasty run blocker and get a fixture for the right side of their offensive line with Taylor, a popular candidate to be the first tackle off the board.
, but without a long-term deal, the future remains unclear. Wilkins could provide some security on that front, and in the interim, give the  an excellent tackle tandem in the middle of the D-line.
The fall for Haskins stops in the nation's capital, where the  are void of a long-term answer at QB, but won't be forced to turn to Haskins in Week 1 with Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý on the roster.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý' O-line remake continues with the selection of an excellent pass-blocking LT in Dillard. Paired with the free-agent signing of C , the  make big strides up front.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý get an edge rusher with their second pick of the first round. Ferrell has experience getting to the QB at the highest level and in the biggest spots. And hey, perhaps the  are the winners of the Josh Rosen trade sweepstakes.
Ford provides the  a much-needed upgrade on the offensive line.
RELAX. Not necessarily putting Jones with the  here, but this is about the time he should come off the board. And since I didn't mock him to the , I'm wondering if this is where somebody comes up to get him. Side note: Are you sold on the  QBs right now? Just food for thought.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý could use some reinforcements on the perimeter, especially if they've grown weary of . Maybe Pittsburgh would prefer Washington CB  here, but I like Greedy.
Ìý¾±²õÌý, so the  nab the best available edge rusher in Burns.
If you're going to run the ball like the  want to, a continued investment up front makes sense -- and they do that here in the form of the best center in the class.
Murphy is arguably the cleanest corner in this class and would seem to be quite a bargain for the CB-needy  at this spot.
"Hollywood" teams up with his cousin, Antonio, to form one of the most explosive receiving corps in the league.
Best safety in the class goes to Philly.
If the  are considering  here, then why not Simmons, who could be one of the best players in this draft when healthy?
°Õ³ó±ðÌý coached Lock at the . They snag him here, before the ,ÌýÌý´Ç°ùÌý could be tempted.
 fortify their secondary with a technically sound corner and willing tackler.
One of my favorite players in this draft, Johnson dominated at the . He provides a physical presence on the perimeter and has the ability to be one of the premier press corners in the league. That style has played well in Seattle in the past.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý have long boasted a completely homegrown (through the draft) offensive line. Lindstrom helps get them back there on the interior.
°Õ³ó±ðÌý obviously value the interior presence along their defensive line, and with  not in the plans for 2019, Lawrence could fit next to .
Bill Belichick has never selected a receiver in the first round as head coach in New England, but Metcalf's speed could tempt him enough to do it here. And if it isn't the Pats, does someone else make a move up for Metcalf at the back end of Round 1? An OL like Ìý´Ç°ùÌý got some consideration here, but let's shoot some fireworks to end the night.
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