2018 NFL Mock Draft: Baker Mayfield goes first, starts mayhem

Taven Bryan. 21. player. 56. Cincinnati sent head coach Marvin Lewis to Bryan’s pro day during the annual owner meetings. Their interest in him is significant, and you can rest assured they were pleased with what they saw at his workout. Bryan is an exceptional athlete with disruptive potential off the edge. He also fits the bigger profile the Bengals prefer in defensive ends.. DL. Florida

Iowa. Josh Jackson. 22. player. 45. Josh Jackson is a little raw yet, being a former wide receiver, but he showed off some incredibly impressive instincts and ball skills this past year. After the Broncos let Aqib Talib go this offseason, there may be no better player to replace his ball-hawking skills at corner.. CB

23. player. 28. After trading down with the Patriots, the Raiders get the offensive tackle they coveted and could even potentially take earlier than this if they trade down with another team like the Cardinals. Miller is not a finished product but definitely has franchise left tackle potential and could start off on the right side for the Raiders.. OT. UCLA. Kolton Miller

OL. Georgia. Isaiah Wynn. 24. player. 87. After losing Andrew Norwell in free agency to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Panthers turn to one of the SEC’s best offensive linemen and a player that can excel at a variety of positions. Wynn could step in from day one at left guard for Carolina.

EDGE. Georgia. Lorenzo Carter. 25. player. 35. This would be considered a reach on draft day by many, but edge help is hard to find in this year’s draft, and Carter has big time upside. There is talk he could sneak into the first round, and this would be a good spot for it. The Titans would get some edge help and a player who can bring some more burst and athleticism on passing downs.