2024 NFL Mock Draft: Bears, Patriots and Giants take QBs as 6 go in first round; Sean Payton trades into top 5

This might not be as much of a lock anymore, but the Cardinals here don't pass on the uber-high upside of Williams.

Unless Justin Fields makes clear-cut strides in the second half of the season, it'll be hard to envision the Bears not selecting a quarterback with one of these first two picks.

Harrison is too tantalizing of a prospect at a marquee position for the Bears to pass on him here. Home run pairing for Chicago with these back-to-back picks.

Nix has built on a strong 2022 at Oregon with a stellar super senior season, and his physical gifts make him a possible top five pick.

Sean Payton knows how vital having a super-steady left tackle is, so he makes an aggressive move to get the best blocker in this class.

There are plenty of Aaron Donald similarities with Newton rushing from the inside. Natural pick here.

The Packers make an offensive line investment with this powerful Pac-12 blocker. It's time for a top-tier talent up front in Green Bay.

Odunze looks like the most physically intimidating receiver prospect in college football. Perfect replacement for Mike Evans.

The Patriots net a 2025 second-round pick, a 2024 fourth-round pick and Baron Browning in this trade and still land a talented quarterback prospect inside the top 10.

More offensive line reinforcement for the Titans, which now feels a lot more important at the outset of the Will Levis era.

Robinson has freaky burst, bend, and enough handwork to go this high to a team in need of a serious edge presence.

In this case, the Commanders would have three springy tight ends in Bowers, Logan Thomas and John Bates for Sam Howell.

The Colts have to infuse the receiver group with more young talent, and Coleman is a no-nonsense rebounder on the perimeter.

The new chapter in Raiders franchise history starts with Daniels, a former five-star recruit who's been sensational in his two seasons at LSU.

He's not Marvin Harrison Jr., but Nabers brings it on all three levels and would be a fantastic addition to the Cardinals offense.

Fautanu is a masher at tackle whose presence would have a sizable ripple effect on the Jets offense.

Ideal pairing here. Taylor has All-Pro talent and the Chargers have to get sturdier in the middle of their defensive line.

Given the age of their safeties, the Bills go with Nubin, a ballhawk who can make an impact on three downs thanks to his instincts and athleticism.

Another wideout for Derek Carr -- who just so happens to hail from Ohio State.

The Vikings go with the super-aggressive Penix to man what should be a high-powered offense in Minnesota. Long balls galore.

Kinchens is a high-caliber safety prospect with the ability to range from the deep middle and deliver tone-setting hits against the run.

The Steelers reunite Joey Porter Jr. with his Nittany Lion teammate at cornerback. King has first-round talent.

McKinstry is too gifted with too impressive of a resume for the Texans to pass on him here.

Legette's YAC speciality will make him a fun addition to this Bengals offense.

The Seahawks get a freaky specimen at the linebacker spot next to Jordyn Brooks.

Barton is a squeaky clean prospect who could help a 49ers offensive line that has struggled during Trent Williams' injury absence.

The Dolphins have to plan ahead at left tackle, and Morgan is having a phenomenal pass-protection season for the Wildcats.

Might seem unnecessary for the Jaguars to draft another edge rusher. But in today's AFC, you can never have too many defenders who can pressure the

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