2019 NFL draft: The top positional needs for all 32 teams
LSU linebacker Devin White is expected to be drafted within the first 10 picks this year. By Mark Maske Mark Maske Sports reporter covering the NFL Email Bio Follow April 22 at 7:30 AM With the 2019 NFL draft nearly at hand, here’s a look at the top positional needs of each team before the selections begin Thursday.
The Packers are expected to draft a pass-catcher or two to team with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Minnesota VikingsAnalysis: The Vikings’ first season with Kirk Cousins as their quarterback was a major disappointment. Since there’s no way to undo the Cousins deal now, the Vikings must focus on upgrading his offensive line. Adding a third wide receiver to go with Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs would help, and replacing departed running back Latavius Murray should be on the to-do list.
Analysis: Seattle franchise-tagged DE Frank Clark but could use a complementary pass rusher. The remaking of the secondary must continue following the departure of safety Earl Thomas. On offense, it’s time to bolster the receiving corps, particularly given the injury issues of Doug Baldwin.Analysis: whether Josh Allen develops into a franchise QB, the Bills are committed to finding out what he can do.
The Ravens need to find some wide receivers to fit in their Lamar Jackson-led offense. Cincinnati BengalsAnalysis: It’s a new era in Cincinnati with the coaching change from Marvin Lewis to Zac Taylor. It will be interesting to see if the Bengals add a young quarterback to compete with Andy Dalton. The offensive line needs attention, and a tight end might be targeted, even with the re-signing of Tyler Eifert.
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