2020 NFL Mock Draft: Complete 7-round edition

The Bengals will look to accommodate Joe Burrow by selecting a familiar and reliable target LSU teammate.

Washington needs to give Dwayne Haskins more reliable targets after being ranked last in passing yards per game (175.8) last season.

The Lions were ranked last in the league in passing yards allowed per game (284.4) and have several departing safeties via free agency.

The Giants’ weak secondary can be blamed mostly on the cornerbacks which will require them to push for more support.

Troy Dye can play multiple positions from inside linebacker, outside linebacker, and even safety. This will help the Cardinals in multiple defensive schemes.

Much like the Rams needed help from the interior, they will need help with support from the offensive tackle position.

The Carolina Panthers will need depth and immediately pass rush reliability from a defensive end after losing some players vie free agency.

The Cardinals will need a reliable number one option at the tight end position with the wide receivers fulfilling their deep-passing needs.

K’Von Wallace comes in as a slot receiver coverage player as well as an impact player at the safety position.

The Jaguars needed some help at the tackle position before they lost some players via free agency.

The Bucs do not have depth at the nose tackle position outside of Vita Vea.

Denver will need to solidify the interior line and potentially find a starting center in Damien Lewis.

The Falcons continually struggled with finding key pass rushers at the outside linebacker, especially in Vic Beasley Jr.

The Jets lack a significant coverage player at the cornerback position.

Las Vegas will now turn their attention on finding key providers on defense at the interior defensive line.

The Colts can use Lynn Bowden Jr. as an extra slot receiver playmaker and as a potential wildcat quarterback.

Julian Blackmon will continue to add much-needed support and depth to the Cowboys’ secondary unit.

Calvin Throckmorton could be an instant provider at the tackle position behind an aging offensive line unit of the Steelers.

Van Jefferson will match the flexibility that most of the slot receivers already possess with the Patriots.

Having Alex Taylor play as a backup will help him adjust and become a potential Pro Bowl tackle in the future.

Losing Malcolm Jenkins is a big loss for the Eagles’ defense which will require them to take action with a player that matches his abilities.

The Bills took a big hit on the defensive line with the loss of Shaq Lawson to their rivals in the Miami Dolphins. Khalid Kareem could be an immediate starter for the Bills.

Ben Bredeson is a player that has been given a high grade lately in the draft board. The Ravens could find the next Marshall Yanda in Bredeson.

Anthony Gordon may not be the next franchise quarterback for the Saints but he will need to be there in case Drew Brees suffers another injury during a pivotal season.

The Cardinals do not have much depth as it is in the safety unit. Brandon Jones is a reliable man coverage safety, which is something that Arizona needs.

The guard position is something that is a big need on the Vikings’ radar. This draft is loaded up with great, deep talent in the middle rounds.

The starting guards for the Seahawks struggled last season. Even with D.J. Fluker back and acquiring Chance Warmack, the Seahawks need depth and options.

The Falcons made a big move by acquiring Todd Gurley via free agency. They will need insurance, however, if his struggles are a matter of deterioration.

Pittsburgh will need immediate productive players at linebacker after cutting Mark Barron.

The Packers do not have a reliable tight end target after cutting Jimmy Graham.

Jacksonville has been making some noise this offseason with the rumors of trading their leading rusher in Leonard Fournette.

The Chiefs are always looking to acquire some immediate impact players at wide receivers in case some veterans suffer a production decrease.

The Bucs will need to continue to boost their impact on the defensive line after some key players leaving via free agency.

The Jaguars believe in Gardner Minshew but they don’t have depth in case there is a production drop during the season.

Miami has been busy acquiring key veterans on the defensive side of the ball. One position that remains at large is a pure defensive end.

Josh Norman was not the coverage player he was for the Redskins as he was in his Pro Bowl season in 2015 with Carolina. The Redskins will need to find some reliable coverage players.

Jack Driscoll can contribute to the Ravens’ offensive line with his versatility and impact in the running and passing game.

Adding another reliable for Seattle will give it plenty of options of schemes and range on the field.

Just one wide receiver in the draft isn’t enough to solve the inconsistency problems that the Eagles suffered from last season.

Outside of Miles Sanders, the Eagles lack an efficient running back to take pressure from the passing game.