| Pick | Team | Player | Pos. | School |
| Round 1 |
| 1 |
Chiefs
| Luke Joeckel | OT | Texas A&M |
| The safest pick the Chiefs can make is taking Joeckel here. He can be the blindside protector for many years to come. He can right away if Branden Albert is traded. |
| 2 |
Jaguars
| Sharrif Floyd | DT | Florida |
| The Jaguars can go with a DE, but they also need a DT.The Jaguars not only do they have to improve their poor pass-rush, but their run defense also. Sharrif Floyd can help immediately with the two. |
| 3 |
Raiders
| Dion Jordan | DE | Oregon |
| A DT would be a good choice here even with the recent additions at the position, but adding a difference maker at the DE position is needed as well. The Raiders need to improve their 31st ranked pass-rush from a year ago, so they choose Dion Jordan's huge potential. Lotulelei is another option here. |
| 4 |
Eagles
| Eric Fisher | OT | Central Michigan |
| The Eagles will be getting back their starting offensive line this season. They do though need insurance in case one of their starters at the tackle positions begins to falter. One of the top players of the draft, Fisher can move into the left tackle position, causing the Eagles to move Jason Peters to the right side and sliding Todd Herremans into the guard position. |
| 5 |
Lions
| Ezekiel Ansah | DE | BYU |
| With the top two tackles gone, Lane Johnson here is a reach so the Lions can trade back. They could also go with Dee Milliner, but with the resigning of Chris Houston the Lions can afford to address the CB position in the 2nd round. Here, Ezekiel Ansah is chosen to fill the void left by Cliff Avril. Ansah also fits Jim Schwartz wide-9 scheme. |
| 6 |
Browns
| Dee Milliner | DC | Alabama |
| The Cleveland Browns will add a CB to play across from Joe Haden. Dee Milliner is the top candidate, and can be available at #6. If not, look for the Browns to trade back or nab a pass-rusher. |
| 7 |
Cardinals
| Star Lotulelei | DT | Utah |
| With Bruce Arians deciding to go into the season with Drew Stanton and Brian Hoyer, QB will not be addressed here but in the later rounds. Lane Johnson is a prospect the Cardinals can pick here, but is a bit of a reach. The Cardinals could trade back, or pick a tackle in the second round. Lotulelei can immediately help the Cardinals' poor run defense that allowed 4.3 yds per carry last season. |
| 8 |
Bills
| Geno Smith | QB | West Virginia |
| The Buffalo Bills will look for their next franchise signal caller in this draft. They will either trade up for one, have one fall to them, or reach for one. If Smith falls to #8, the Bills could pick him or pass on him if they don't like him. If the Bills like Smith, their competitors for his services will be Jacksonville at #2, Philadelphia at #4, Cleveland at #6, and potentially the Jets trading up from #9. |
| 9 |
Jets
| Jarvis Jones | OB | Georgia |
| 10 |
Titans
| Xavier Rhodes | DC | Florida State |
| 11 |
Chargers
| Lane Johnson | OT | Oklahoma |
| 12 |
Dolphins
| Desmond Trufant | DC | Washington |
| 13 |
Jets
F/TB
| Johnthan Banks | DC | Mississippi State |
| 14 |
Panthers
| Kenny Vaccaro | FS | Texas |
| 15 |
Saints
| Bjoern Werner | DE | Florida State |
| 16 |
Rams
| Chance Warmack | OG | Alabama |
| 17 |
Steelers
| Cordarrelle Patterson | WR | Tennessee |
| 18 |
Cowboys
| Sheldon Richardson | DT | Missouri |
| 19 |
Giants
| Barkevious Mingo | OB | LSU |
| 20 |
Bears
| Keenan Allen | WR | California |
| 21 |
Bengals
| John Cyprien | SS | Florida International |
| 22 |
Rams
F/WAS
| Tavon Austin | WR | West Virginia |
| 23 |
Vikings
| Alec Ogletree | IB | Georgia |
| 24 |
Colts
| Manti Te'o | IB | Notre Dame |
| 25 |
Vikings
F/SEA
| Robert Woods | WR | Southern Cal |
| 26 |
Packers
| Jonathan Cooper | OG | North Carolina |
| 27 |
Texans
| DeAndre Hopkins | WR | Clemson |
| 28 |
Broncos
| Eddie Lacy | RB | Alabama |
| 29 |
Patriots
| Blidi Wreh-Wilson | DC | Connecticut |
| 30 |
Falcons
| Jordan Poyer | DC | Oregon State |
| 31 |
49ers
| Datone Jones | DE | UCLA |
| 32 |
Ravens
| Kevin Minter | IB | LSU |