Numerous Pac-12 players improved their stock coming out of the Combine.
- Arizona - Kyler Murray QB Oklahoma
- San Francisco - Nick Bosa DE Ohio State
- Jets - Montez Sweat DE Mississippi State
- Oakland - Quinnen Williams DT Alabama
- Tampa Bay - Josh Allen LB Kentucky
- Giants - Dwayne Haskins QB Ohio State
- Jacksonville - Jawaan Taylor T Florida
- Detroit - Rashan Gary DE Michigan
- Buffalo - Jonah Williams T Alabama
- Denver - Drew Lock QB Missouri
- Cincinnati - Devin White LB LSU
- Green Bay - Clellin Ferrell DE Clemson
- Miami - Daniel Jones QB Duke
- Atlanta - Ed Oliver DT Houston
- Washington - DK Metcalf WR Mississippi
- Carolina - Greg Little T Mississippi
- Cleveland - AJ Brown WR Mississippi
- Minnesota - Cody Ford G Oklahoma
- Tennessee - Brian Burns DE Florida State
- Pittsburgh - DeAndre Baker CB Georgia
- Seattle - Andre Dillard T Washington State - The Seahawks can get a franchise tackle from just up the road in Woodinville, Washington. The Seahawks need to keep investing in the OL and a 300 plus skilled pass blocker who runs a 4.9 40 sounds perfect.
- Baltimore - Josh Jacobs RB Alabama
- Houston - Chris Lindstrom G Boston College
- Oakland - Taylor Rapp S Washington - The Raiders need to upgrade their entire secondary and a versatile star like Rapp would be perfect. He can stuff the run, rush the passer and defend long bombs. The Combine solidified him as a first round pick.
- Philadelphia - Greedy Williams CB LSU
- Indianapolis - Christian Wilkins DT Clemson
- Oakland - Jachai Polite DE Florida
- Chargers - Dre’Mont Jones DT Ohio State
- Kansas City - Dexter Lawrence DT Clemson
- Green Bay - TJ Hockensen TE Iowa
- Rams - Byron Murphy CB Washington - The Rams need corner help so how about adding another physical Husky alum at the position. Murphy has all of the potential of Marcus Peters and is more polished heading into the NFL.
- New England - Jeff Simmons DT Mississippi State
2nd Round
33. Arizona - Garrett Bradbury C NCState
34. Indianpolis - Rock-ya Sin CB Temple
35. Oakland - Parris Campbell WR Ohio State
36. San Francisco - Jonathan Abram S Mississippi State
37. Giants - Zach Allen DE Boston College
38. Jacksonville - N’Keal Harry WR Arizona State - Harry seems like a first round pick to me, but my favorite mocks just don’t have him there. He will be a steal early-second and could be an instant star target for Nic Foles.
39. Tampa Bay - Amani Oruwariye CB Penn State
40. Buffalo - Deebo Samuel WR South Carolina
41. Denver - Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma
42. Cincinnati - Noah Fant TE Iowa
43. Detroit - Irv Smith Jr. TE Alabama
44. Green Bay - Elgton Jenkins C Mississippi State
45. Atlanta - Erik McCoy C Texas A&M
46. Washington - Ryan Finley QB NCState
47. Carolina - Jamel Dean CB Auburn
48. Miami - Chase Winovich DE Michigan
49. Cleveland - Jerry Tillery DT Notre Dame
50. Minnesota - Devin Bush LB Michigan
51. Tennessee - Germaine Pratt LB NCState
52. Pittsburgh - Mack Wilson LB Alabama
53. Philadelphia - Damien Harris RB Alabama
54. Houston - Devin Singletary RB Florida Atlantic
55. Houston - Julian Love CB Notre Dame
56. New England - Kelvin Harman WR NCState
57. Philadelphia - Dalton Risner T Kansas State
58. Dallas - Juan Thornhill S Virginia
59. Indianapolis - Riley Ridley WR Georgia
60. Chargers - Vosean Joseph LB Florida
61. Kansas City - Benny Snell Jr. RB Kentucky
62. New Orleans - Gerald Willis III DT Miami
63. Kansas City - Chauncey Gardner-Johnson S Florida
64. New England - Clayton Thorson QB Northwestern