Denver Broncos: QB, OG, ILB, TE

Needs Breakdown: The defending champs have several holes to fill in this draft. John Elway wants to acquire another quarterback but he would rather sign or trade for a veteran rather than draft a quarterback . Despite that, Denver will probably take a quarterback at some point in this draft. The Broncos offensive line is being turned over. Russell Okung and Robert Stephenson were brought in to play tackle. The Broncos need to address the guard position. Look for Elway to take a guard early. With the departure of veteran Danny Trevathan, Denver is in the market for an inside linebacker. They would prefer to draft someone who can step in and start as a rookie. Denver needs a starting caliber tight end. They can get by with Virgil Green but they need a bigger tight end who can block on the backside. 

Kansas City Chiefs: OG, WR, CB, DE

Needs Breakdown: The Chiefs need to find a starting left guard. There should be enough quality at the position at the end of the first round that the Chiefs could find a starter. Wide receiver continues to be an issue for this organization. Jeremy Maclin has been good but that’s all the Chiefs have. They need to find  a complement to him. With the departure of Sean Smith, the Chiefs need another corner, preferably a nickel or dime corner. The Chiefs need more bodies upfront along their defensive line. A five technique defensive end is a top priority for GM John Dorsey and Reid. 

Oakland Raiders: TE, CB, MLB, RB

Needs Breakdown: The Raiders need to develop a tight end that can block and stretch the seam in the passing game. Mychal Rivera flashed that type of potential two years ago but he regressed last season and is second on the depth chart now. Despite signing veteran Reggie Nelson to play free safety, the Raiders need to draft a strong safety. They want a safety that can run the alley and support the run. Defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. is looking for his Kam Chancellor. The Raiders need a big back that can complement the speedy Latavius Murray. Ideally, they draft a back who can carry the ball in short yardage and goal line situations. 

San Diego Chargers: OT, DE, SS, WR

Needs Breakdown: The Chargers have the number 3 pick in this draft and they are actively shopping it. If they don’t trade the pick, they’ll either go offensive tackle or safety. Which means they are going to draft either Laremy Tunsil or Jalen Ramsey. With the departure of veteran Eric Weddle to Balitimore, the Chargers are in the market for a safety, preferably one that can start. Despite the signing of Travis Benjanin, the Chargers need another receiver who can play in 10 personnel when they spread the field.