2020 NFL Mock Draft: Complete 7-round edition

Depending on how the Bengals handle their situation with A.J. Green, Isaiah Coulter may be needed sooner than later.

Raequan Williams is a pure defensive tackle that can make an impact as a pass rusher even while double-teamed.

The Lions might consider moving around players and eventually moving on from inconsistent starters.

Quartney Davis will be able to provide depth for a team that is still looking for their number one receiver.

Jordan Fuller is a player that might find the field early due to the Panthers’ struggled in long-yardage plays.

Solidifying the offensive line continues to be crucial for one of the worst offensive line units in the league last season.

The Chargers have only two main impact players at the middle linebacker position.

Jake Hanson’s reliability in the run game might find some favor from the Browns.

Hightower could be a player of the future for the Bills’ offense that wants to air it out more.

Jaguars might have one of the biggest depth needs on the team at linebacker.

Adding Darryl Williams can contribute the Eagles’ rising rushing offense this upcoming season.

The Jets might be able to find their number one tight end here as they do not have a reliable target.

A few seasons ago, the Packers’ season fell apart due to the injury to Aaron Rodgers and their inefficient backups.

There is some slight concern at the efficiency at linebacker outside of Darius Leonard.

Having a younger option at backup quarterback is an area that must be addressed by the Bucs in this draft.

Depth is a concern for the Patriots at the tackle position.

The Bears have not been able to address the wide receiver position due to the lack of picks available to them.

Indianapolis has no impact player outside of Jack Doyle at the tight end position.

The Steelers have many players contributing at the defensive end position but not at the nose tackle position.

The Rams have only four safeties on their roster spot and can use more depth and a strong tackler in Josh Metellus.

The Bears can use a pure defensive end to solidify the defensive line, especially along the edge.

Even though the Bills added Josh Norman, they can still use support to defend against slot receivers.

Cameron Clark will add youth and depth to the interior offensive line of the Cardinals.

Ted Ginn Jr. does not have much left in the tank and New Orleans can use a potential impact player in the future.

Look for the Patriots to create big moves with their secondary in the future with Reggie Robinson learning the system.

Parnell Motley will be the third cornerback taken by the Vikings in a much-needed upgrade.

Aaron Parker has been undervalued while playing for a smaller school and could be an impact player in a few years.

The Vikings will need support in defending the run at the edge of the defensive line.

Green Bay will need more talent than the depth at the running back position late in the draft.

Losing Bryan Bulega was a big loss for the Packers’ offensive line especially at the tackle positions.

Adding depth at the linebacker position is crucial for the 49ers to make late in the draft.

The Jets have four main guards on their roster and will need contributors to provide help in the run game.

While the Patriots have added several secondary players, Cole is the first safety to be selected by the Patriots.

The Patriots continue to draft receivers that fit perfectly into their system as rookies.

The Seahawks need big depth at nose tackle with one of the biggest prospects in the draft.