2024 NFL Mock Draft: Bears land Caleb Williams, enhance pass rush; Jalen Hurts, Joe Burrow get playmakers

The trade of Justin Fields all but seals this pick for the Bears, not that it wasn't already locked in before that.

Washington could move out of the second spot if someone offers it a haul, but the feeling is new ownership wants to get "their guy" at quarterback to ignite a passionate fanbase.

The Patriots are a trade-out candidate here as well, but like the Commanders, they want to grab their guy in this QB-rich draft, and they do so with the Heisman winner, who pairs nicely with the sneakily unathletic Jacoby Brissett.

The Cardinals have to get a wide receiver here, and they might view Harrison as a franchise-altering WR to pair with Kyler Murray.

The Vikings' intent is very clear with their weekend move, acquiring an additional first-round pick: They are preparing to move up for a quarterback. If three quarterbacks are off the board to start, J.J. McCarthy is probably their guy. He's widely regarded in NFL circles and the Vikings move up here with the Chargers, who are happy to drop back for a pair of firsts (11 and 23).

The Giants would probably like to upgrade at quarterback for the long haul, and I wouldn't count them out in the McCarthy hunt, but if they stand pat, they'll be thrilled with a blue-chip receiver.

The Titans have to focus on improving Will Levis protection, and with Brian/Bill Callahan on board grabbing a stud OL makes a ton of sense.

A great example of how free agency shapes the draft: The Falcons were players for a QB or a WR before going big on the open market. Now they can focus on the defensive side of the ball with all their additions.

Chicago could certainly go WR or OL here to help Williams, but the Bears grabbed Keenan Allen and have to feel adding another EDGE could push this defense into really compelling territory.

The Jets should be doing backflips here being able to add a player like Odunze as another weapon for Aaron Rodgers after improving the OL in free agency.

The Chargers are able to trade down and scoop up a weapon for Justin Herbert. Bowers fits perfectly with what Jim Harbaugh wants to do on offense.

The Broncos have plenty of holes and getting better on the defensive line should certainly be a priority.

Hearing Arnold talk, he sure does sound like the type of guy Antonio Pierce would love to have on his defense.

The Chargers have enough ammo to move back up in the draft and grab a mauling offensive lineman in Latham, who can start on the right side for them from jump street.

The Colts could use a few more quality pieces in their secondary.

Very curious to see what Seattle does without Pete Carroll's influence on the drafting philosophy. I would GUESS the Seahawks are more likely to trade back, but for now they can take Latu here.

The Jags missed out on Calvin Ridley and that could end up making receiver a priority for them in the draft.

Offensive line could be a priority, but with Tee Higgins set to leave after a tag year the Bengals could certainly end up going receiver here.

The Aaron Donald retirement makes this a little easier to project, although suggesting we know what the Rams will do with a first-round pick is silly since it's the first since 2016.

We know this won't be a quarterback! But the Steelers could certainly use some help protecting their two new quarterbacks, and we've seen the Steelers willing to dip their toe in the UGA pool.

The Dolphins could look to boost their pass rush with injuries a problem on that side of the ball. I'm going to give them some OL depth knowing they'll need to protect Tua long term.

If there's a quality UGA prospect available you can bet Howie Roseman will consider drafting him.

This pick has been actually traded twice and now mock traded twice! Dizzying! The Saints just signed Chase Young, but it's just a one-year deal so depth should be important.

The Cowboys have seen some serious attrition on the offensive line, and they've been more than willing to grab their guys in the draft.

Offensive line isn't a pressing need, but there's nothing wrong with building out some depth after the departure of David Bahktiari.

This offensive line class is deep and will offer teams on the back end of the draft a chance to create a run.

Was tempted to double dip at WR here, but getting a stud defensive prospect for Jonathan Gannon is probably a priority.

The Bills lost a ton of players in the secondary and I can't not see Sean McDermott trying to restock things via the draft.

Brad Holmes loves defensive backs, and

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