Mike Tannenbaum puts his GM hat on and makes his own first-round selections. See why he's taking Cam Ward and Ashton Jeanty early.

Next up in the series that spotlights draft fits a particular position for the Detroit Lions in each round of the draft are the EDGE players. Sometimes a defensive end, other times an outside linebacker, the primary function of the EDGE in Detroit is to disrupt the opposing quarterback and make plays in the run game on the way to the QB.

The Green Bay Packers have famously not taken a wide receiver in the first round since 2002, when Javon Walker out of Florida State became the pick at No. 20. Most mock NFL drafts have recognized this trend and given the Packers defensive players. But that may be shifting.