2023 NFL Mock Draft: Packers land monster TE for Aaron Rodgers; Raiders add mammoth defensive lineman

Young doesn’t have prototypical size, yet his film is loaded with strikes from the pocket and when things break down.

The Bears get a ferocious, high-floor, high-ceiling outside rusher in Anderson.

Skoronski has been a brick wall in pass protection at Northwestern. He’s exactly the type the Steelers need.

Stroud is the perfect heir apparent to Jared Goff in Detroit.

Levis’ 2022 hasn’t gone as planned, but the traits pop off the film in every game.

The Raiders defense needs talent infusion at just about every position. Carter is the best player available here.

Johnston is big, physical and fast. The Colts have a dire need at receiver.

Murphy fits the Seahawks’ first-round profile. He’s a long, athletic freak.

Smith will bring more stability to the secondary in Washington with his length and ball skills.

Verse can add more power to his frame, but he already plays with awesome speed-to-power conversion and burst around the corner.

Mayer can become a dynamic over-the-middle option for Trevor Lawrence.

The Texans are still in best-player-available mode here, so they jump at the opportunity to pick Bresee.

The Falcons have to get better rushing the passer from the outside. Wilson has been a productive stud the past two seasons for the Red Raiders.

Fashanu is a freaky specimen with clean film at a premium position.

The Lions still have plenty of work to do defensively, and Ringo has a first-round profile at outside corner.

There’s not considerable first-round buzz for Washington now. Wait until the NFL Combine.

The Jets plan for the future at left tackle with Johnson, who’s had a fine season for the Buckeyes in 2022.

The Giants would love to add such a gifted athlete at quarterback like Richardson.

The Patriots could use more stability at the tackle position. Jones is a SEC-tested star.

It wouldn’t be a first round without the Seahawks making a surprise pick. Rice is big, tall and exceptionally fast. Just what the Seahawks like.

The Titans have to add more receiving help to this roster. It’s a must. Downs has played as expected this season. Dynamically.

The Chargers seem to have a quality defense on paper; the results just haven’t been there. Jones would add even more high-end talent to that secondary.

The Bengals are lacking depth on the defensive line. Ika is a nose tackle with legitimate pass-rush ability.

The Buccaneers add a versatile playmaker to their young secondary.

This is late for Boutte, who some had as a top-10 pick after his dazzling 2021. The Cowboys diversify the receiver group.

Smith is a springy, wide-bodied inside rusher who feels like a Ravens-type trench player.

The Vikings keep adding to their underrated pass-rush unit.

The Broncos solidify the outside of their offensive front with the mountainous Harrison.

The Chiefs went secondary-happy in the 2022 draft. It’s time to add more up front for Chris Jones.

How about Bijan Robinson to replace Miles Sanders in Philly? Fun, right?

Torrence is the big-bodied, crushing blocker the Bills could use and will plug in at left guard for a long time.