What will the Dolphins do with three first-round picks? How will the Cowboys bounce back from a rough offseason? They're two of the draft's most intriguing teams, and Ryan Wilson breaks down exactly what their perfect draft would look like. Sean Wagner-McGough explains why this is the only year Tua could actually fall to No. 5, plus we size up the top EDGE prospects and more.

Pete Prisco's been creating his 'Better-Than Team' for more than a decade, with past captains including NFL studs like Lavonte David and Grady Jarrett. That's good news for Noah Igbinoghene, who headlines Pete's latest list of 20 players he likes more than the scouts do. Others who made it include the son of an NFL coach, and (this can't be right) two RBs.

Assuming GMs can remember their WiFi passwords, the NFL draft starts in just nine days. That makes this Tom Fornelli's final mock of the spring, one in which he's trying to be as accurate as possible ... and that's very interesting, considering he's got Miami trading up to No. 2, but NOT FOR TUA. Here's who they grab instead as QBs go 1-2-3.

High-dollar RB contracts never seem to work out, but if there's an RB who would seemingly be worth enough to buck the trend, it's Christian McCaffrey, right? Nope. Jared Dubin says that's simply not the case. Jared took a deep dive into the data, and here's why, even for someone as talented and versatile as McCaffrey, this was a bad Panthers move.

Scott Pioli spent 27 years working in the NFL, starting as a Browns 'slappy' before becoming part of the Pats championship dynasty. He knows how some who are immersed in such a world can become oblivious to what's outside, and he has a message for them. Scott broke down the challenges a virtual offseason presents; here's why he says the league should welcome it.

Some picks like Joe Burrow going No. 1 are absolute locks, but if you're wondering where Justin Herbert could wind up, WE HAVE NO IDEA. He went No. 2 overall in the mock mentioned above (spoiler!), but Cody Benjamin has Herbert still on the board at No. 19. Cody says that's when the Pats swoop in and grab him, and get a load of how the Colts get a QB.