Rival Views: Mike Farrell's NFL mock draft 2.0

Now that the NFL Scouting Combine is in the books, it’s time for Mock Draft 2.0. Here is a breakdown of each pick from Rivals.com National Recruiting Director Mike Farrell.

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I still think this should be DeShaun Watson, but I doubt the Browns will be able to pass on the biggest athletic freak of the draft in Garrett.

Some say that the 49ers don’t have a quarterback in their top five, but I still don’t think they can pass on the only franchise quarterback in the draft unless they trade for Kirk Cousins.

The Bears signed Mike Glennon, so reaching on a quarterback here doesn’t seem likely and they need help at defensive back.

I’m not changing my pick here despite some talk of Leonard Fournette or a defensive end. Adams teamed with Jalen Ramsey is a dream for the Jags.

With Lattimore and Adams gone, the Titans need defensive back help and are lucky this is a deep draft in the secondary. Hooker is athletic and a great fit.

I’ll stick with this prediction as Fournette’s 40 time convinced teams he has the speed needed. The Jets could use a franchise running back.

The Chargers need defensive help, but I don’t think they will pass on the most explosive wide receiver in the draft, even if this is a bit of a reach.

The first true stunner of the draft? Watch out for this. The Panthers wanted a running back, but there are plenty they can land in round two and the need for an elite tackle is huge. This won’t be popular with fans, but could be a home run.

Foster screwed up at the combine and there are questions about his character now, but have the Bengals ever cared about that?

The Bills were hoping Watson would fall this far and there are question marks at quarterback, but an elite, big wide receiver can help any quarterback.

Defense is a huge need and Thomas is a pleasant surprise at No. 11. He only helped himself at the combine and will plug in right away.

The Browns love Trubisky and never expected him to fall to their second first-round pick, so they will be ecstatic landing Garrett and the quarterback they coveted. This is of course far-fetched because you know someone will trade up to get Trubisky or the Jags, Jets or Bills will jump on him.

They were praying Trubisky would fall one more spot as quarterback is a need and I don’t see them reaching on DeShone Kizer or someone else. Howard is elite and too good to pass up.

Offense will be tempting, especially at running back or with wide receiver Corey Davis still out there, but Alshon Jeffrey was signed for a reason and the cornerback need is great.

I’ll stick with this landing spot for Allen, who didn’t test great and has some health concerns but is still too talented to pass on here.

There are needs on defense, but passing on a big, physical receiver like Davis who fell this far will be unlikely.

Barnett didn’t help himself much at the combine, but his on field production is off the charts and the need at end takes priority over some tempting offensive options.

Sidney Jones could be tempting and fans might think it’s stupid to take two defensive backs in the same draft, but why not take two elite athletes who have played together and are winners?

Running back will be tempting here, but the defense needs more help. Peppers might not have a true position, but lock him in at safety in Tampa and watch him lead.

The offensive line needs help and Robinson is good value down here. There is such a dropoff after the top two tackles that Denver is happy he is available.

The Lions obviously need a running back and Cook at No. 21 is too good of a value for Detroit to pass up.

The Dolphins need an athletic guy who can play all over the field at linebacker and Reddick has shown he can be that guy as well as having the ability to blitz off the edge.

The Giants were hoping Reddick would fall to them here, so instead they will go offense and add another offensive weapon who could be a couple years away from greatness.

I had Sidney Jones slotted here in my first one but with his injury at Pro Day I think the Raiders dip into their need at tight end. Engram is essentially a wide receiver in a tight end’s body and another huge weapon for Derek Carr.

It is either Kizer or Mahomes here and I don’t think the Texans are enamored with the former. They could go offensive line here with Ryan Ramczyk, but Mahomes intrigues them long term.

The offensive line needs help and Ramczyk was once the top tackle in the draft, so the Seahawks are happy he’s fallen here.

A quarterback will be a temptation here, as well as a defensive back, but an inside linebacker is a huge need and Davis is a guy that fits.

An edge rusher is a must and Harris also showed off his ability to cover a ton of room in space. I had Taco Charlton here, but now Harris is more coveted.

People think I’m crazy for this one, but we all know running back is a need and another weapon for Aaron Rodgers can’t hurt despite defensive needs.

A 3-4 pass rusher is needed and a guy like Takkarist McKinley will be tempting, but the production of Williams and his speed off the edge will win the day.

Adams should go higher in what is a weak defensive tackle class, at least when it comes to pure inside guys, and the Falcons could have the steal of the draft here.

McMillan helped himself with a very good combine and the Saints need help everywhere at defense. He can play inside or outside for them.