1. Buccaneers: Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
The Bucs need a quarterback. That was clear since the start of this season. Josh McCown? The only thing he'd lead the team to in a winless season. Jameis Winston has done great at Florida State. If they bring him to the team, their record would improve substantially.
2. Titans: Leonard Williams, DE, USC
Giving up about 363 yards per game, Tennessee has one of the NFL's worst defenses. If they brought Williams to the squad, he would shut down opposing offense's run game. Another reason to bring him to the team is because he would be able to get to the quarterback quicker than anyone else on the team, by far.
3. Jaguars: Kevin White, WR, West Virginia
Having the worst passing game in the league last season, Kevin White would become the team's deep threat and probably biggest scorer. If Blake Bortles had a deep threat (which he doesn't,) the team would definitely improve in the passing game.
4. Raiders: Dante Fowler Jr., OLB, Florida
Giving up an overall of 5,721 yards last season, the Raiders clearly need a player who can rush the QB and keep his zone on lockdown. The man just for that is Dante Fowler Jr. When they play a team that rely on the ground attack, like the Seahawks or the Cowboys he can keep the running back in the backfield.
5. Redskins: Randy Gregory, OLB, Nebraska
Last season, Washington gave up almost 4,000 passing yards last season. To improve that number, they should draft Randy Gregory. He can keep the ball out of WR's hands and slow the run game. This would help Washington win a Super Bowl.
