2020 NFL Mock Draft: Joe Burrow is Dolphins guy, Raiders snag Henry Ruggs III

When healthy, the Kansas City Chiefs have arguably the best pair of offensive tackles in the NFL with Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz. Having said that, their interior offensive line has proven this season that they are not nearly at the level as their comrades on the outside. Subsequently, the Chiefs invest in helping out Patrick Mahomes moving forward as a player like Tyler Biadasz falls into their laps.

You could obviously make the argument that the Chiefs should look to address their defense here. Having said that, this team’s success under Andy Reid is predicated upon the offense and Mahomes. Therefore, taking a Day 1 starter like Biadasz ultimately serves their cause. He can slot in at either guard spot or at center, ultimately making things run smoother for this elite offense.

Mike Zimmer’s Minnesota Vikings have been vaunted for their defense throughout the years but that has been less of the case this season. They’ve been fine, to be sure, but the Vikes have been far from an elite team on that side of the ball in 2019. They have talented pieces in Minnesota but one area where they are lacking is both depth and playmakers at defensive tackle as it pertains to the future.

As such, it’s hard not to look at Marvin Wilson from Florida State here. Coming into this season, he was loaded with unrealized potential but the joy has been seeing him realize that potential. He’s finally developed as a technical player on the interior of the defensive line, becoming a game-wrecking force on the interior. He would be a fantastic addition to get the Vikings back to playing elite defense.