Two-Round 2020 NFL Mock Draft: Patriots trade up for Jordan Love, Packers plan for life after Aaron Rodgers

If the Bengals take more than five minutes to announce their pick, they should have to forfeit the rights to Burrow.

Washington ignores trade offers and selects the draft’s best player regardless of position.

Thursday, we find out if the smokescreens are legitimate. If teams are truly calling Washington to potentially move up, then there is interest in the quarterbacks. I still believe Tagovailoa is the better prospect. Detroit trades No. 3 and No. 85 for No. 5, No. 39 and No. 185.

I think Dave Gettleman will take a tackle here. They invested in the linebacker room this offseason and they don’t want to be in a position to replace both tackles next year. Tristan Wirfs and Wills jump out as the most likely picks, and I believe Wills is safer.

Detroit is able to slide down a few spots and still select the player that they coveted.

Los Angeles will have a hard time convincing anyone that they are not interested in a quarterback. Herbert is the best available when Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa are off the board.

Matt Rhule values athleticism and believes everything else will fall into place. Simmons is a unicorn athletically. The coach will be confident that his coaching staff will develop Simmons into the type of player that everyone knows he can become.

Arizona needs to protect Kyler Murray in order to open up its offense. The selection of Wirfs is a solid investment because he can play offensive guard if it does not work out on the edge.

Jacksonville has a need at defensive tackle. It just so happens that the best player on the board plays the position.

Cleveland is faced with a decision between Mekhi Becton and Thomas. I do not think they can go wrong either way.

Joe Douglas is going to fix the offensive line before he turns his attention to the wide receiver and edge rusher positions. Wide receiver is deep this year so the Jets know they can get quality players at the position beyond Round 1.

Las Vegas loves the Alabama development. I could see them targeting either Henry Ruggs III or Jeudy. It would also not be a surprise if they took C.J. Henderson here and then looked to move up for one of these three receivers.

San Francisco could easily slide down a bit but they traded away a really good player to receive this pick. I think they should stand pat and select the speedster from Alabama. It will open up their offense even more.

Atlanta gives up No. 16 and No. 119 in exchange for No. 14. Tampa Bay was willing to move back with all four offensive tackles off the board. The Falcons end Henderson’s fall.

Denver does not get an offensive tackle or its wide receiver of choice. The Broncos could look at Javon Kinlaw as well, but Lamb is the answer.

Jefferson is closer to the top group than he is towards the other receivers projected in the bottom half of the first round. Philadelphia moves up to nab a difference maker at the position. The Eagles give up No. 21, No. 53 and No. 168 for No. 16 and No. 76.

The Patriots are looking over their shoulders at the Saints and decide to move up for the right to select Love. Jarrett Stidham could be their answer but Love offers so much more upside. The Cowboys give up No. 17 in exchange for No. 23, No. 87 and a 2021 fifth-round pick.

It might be a little rich for Jones here but Miami needs to solve the offensive tackle position now that they have Tagovailoa under center.

The Raiders land two top-10 caliber players with Jerry Jeudy and Kinlaw.

Jacksonville is filling some needs on the defensive side of the ball. When do they plan to address offensive tackle, wide receiver and running back positions?

The Buccaneers get an offensive tackle to protect Tom Brady. Cleveland is a really solid player and can help solidify that unit.

Minnesota replaces Everson Griffen with Gross-Matos. He is a really solid, strong player on the edge. They still have another first-round pick to potentially address the wide receiver or cornerback positions.

Dallas is able to slide down, recoup some picks and still nab the top safety prospect in this draft class. McKinney has the versatility to play some nickel as well.

Murray gives the Saints a rangy linebacker option alongside Demario Davis. They will be an active, aggressive defense as they look to pull out a Super Bowl win in potentially Drew Brees’ final season.

Minnesota lands a cornerback to replace Xavier Rhodes, Trae Waynes and Mackensie Alexander. There is more work to be done but Johnson is a start.

Miami opts to go best player available. It would not be a surprise to see them select interior offensive lineman Cesar Ruiz either.

Delpit, to me, is still a first-round talent even if it is a bit of a gamble. Seattle can slide him into the secondary alongside Quandre Diggs.

Loaded with speed on offense, Baltimore now adds some more speed to the defense. Queen is a sideline-to-sideline linebacker that should provide a spark on that side of the ball.

No one knows where Jadeveon Clowney will sign this offseason but Tennessee needs some additional pass rush if they do not sign him. With that being said, they will probably sign him one minute after this article is published.

Green Bay lands a dynamic wide receiver to support Aaron Rodgers in his later years. Aiyuk provides some return ability as well.

New York moves up to select an interior offensive lineman. They intend to protect Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley. The selections of Jedrick Wills and Ruiz validates that strategy.

The Super Bowl champion Chiefs select Gladney to end Round 1. They bring in a physical player to compete in the secondary.