2020 NFL Mock Draft: Vikings replace Kirk Cousins with Joe Burrow

Injuries have once again been ailing the Los Angeles Chargers and it’s been the most obvious with their offensive line. While they’ve still been effective, they can make life easier moving forward by taking an elite player like Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz. Capable of playing anywhere on the interior, Biadasz is an immediate starter in LA that could help keep Philip Rivers upright at back end of his career.

While I realize how badly the New York Giants need a defensive player (they do), Dave Gettleman is going to need to get Daniel Jones more weapons as well. And considering how much he’s put into Jones, that’s where his priorities lie here. He takes Henry Ruggs III out of Alabama here, an absolute burner on the outside that can make big plays happen at any turn. He’d be a nice player to pair with Jones to give Big Blue’s offense a little pop.

While James Bradberry has proved himself to be a solid player for the Carolina Panthers, they need more consistency around him in the secondary. Paulson Adebo from Stanford has not had the start to the 2019 college football season that many hoped he would but he’s still got the physical checkmarks that you want from a player, along with great 2018 film. He’s worth a mid-first-round pick for a team that needs a player on the outside.

Shaq Barrett tearing up NFL offensive lines at a record pace is one of the biggest surprises of the year. However, he’s under just a one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and, more importantly, they have no one of consequence across from him with Jason Pierre-Paul out. That changes with Yetur Gross-Matos, a Penn State product that is a supreme athlete and has the potential to be an explosive juggernaut off the edge if he continues his trend of technical refinement as a pass-rusher.