Final head-to-head mock: Bradford stays No. 1

The Rams cannot afford to pass on their quarterback of the future. Bradford gives reason for hope.

The Rams get their potential franchise quarterback.

Big, strong and tough, Suh better fits the physical temperament Jim Schwartz desires in the middle of his defense than Gerald McCoy.

Detroit has needs all over but opts for the draft's top overall prospect.

McCoy could become a more stabilizing inside force than former Bucs star Warren Sapp(notes) and is well suited for Raheem Morris' defense.

Tampa Bay seems content to select whichever stud defensive tackle is still left on the board.

A perfect fit for the Redskins' zone-blocking scheme.

We're hearing it might not be an offensive tackle and that Berry could end up being the pick.

Chiefs need to protect strong investment they made in their quarterback.

With questions along the offensive line, Kansas City opts for Okung over Trent Williams.

A Monte Kiffin recommendation is golden. Seattle has only two safeties currently on its roster and they were both college free agents.

Williams is simply the next best offensive lineman on the Seahawks' board.

Tom Heckert learned how to build a team in Philadelphia, and value of CB position is great in Cleveland.

Eric Berry is the guy they want, but the Browns are content to settle for Wilson.

Without a more light-footed quarterback like Ben Roethlisberger(notes), the Raiders need more protection.

The Raiders need O-line help, and Iupati seems to have the momentum in Oakland.

A game-breaker opens up the Bills' offense and special teams.

A big, wide-bodied offensive tackle is a must for Buffalo.

Earl Thomas could be a Jaguar if the teams stay put, but it is highly likely the Jaguars move back and continue building the defensive line.

(Note: Philadelphia is projected to have the selection via trade with Jacksonville) The Eagles need a pass rusher and work a deal with the Jags to move up and get Pierre-Paul.

(from Chicago)

A prime candidate to trade back and address needs on the interior offensive line or at receiver, the Broncos could feel comfortable kicking Mario Haggans inside and preparing for the contract year of Elvis Dumervil(notes).

(Note: N.Y. Giants are projected to have the selection via trade with Denver) The Giants trade up with the Broncos in order to secure their guy in McClain.

The Dolphins, heavily interested in trading back, and acquiring the second-round pick they dealt to Denver in the Brandon Marshall(notes) trade, could stick with the prototype-sized "backer for Bill Parcells" front.

(Note: Dallas is projected to have the selection via trade with Miami) The Dolphins want out of No. 12 in the worst way, and Dallas covets Thomas.

Bulaga could secure the pocket for a long time and allow Alex Smith to grow.

Bulaga is the offensive tackle we're hearing the 49ers are targeting.

(from Denver)

After missing out on Brandon Marshall, the Seahawks need playmakers to support the acquisition of Charlie Whitehurst(notes). Pete Carroll could manage Bryant.

Spiller adds some much needed explosion to the Seahawks run game.

Have no more pressing need than replacement for Antonio Pierce(notes).

(Note: Denver is projected to have the selection via trade with Giants) The Broncos need help on the interior of their offensive line and are said to love Pouncey. They get the guy they want four spots back.

A perfect fit for the Titans' defense, Hughes heats up the edges.

With pass rush being a big need in Tennessee, Graham fills a major void.

(from Carolina)

Fills a pressing need in the secondary.

Haden falls a bit further than most thought, but he's a great value at No. 17.

Steelers have a pressing need at a position where they have always been staunch, but could be jumped by a team seeking a Pro Bowl-caliber center.

Age along the defensive line is the biggest reason for this selection.

Falcons have too much uncertainty in the trenches and could be very pleasantly surprised if Iupati is available for them.

Hughes is a seasoned pass rusher ready for the NFL.

A big, physical replacement for Dunta Robinson(notes) is sorely needed.

If Kyle Wilson doesn't make it to 20, we're hearing it will be Mathews.

Gresham fills pressing need and opens up the Bengals' passing game.

Tight end is a huge need for Cincinnati, and Gresham should come in and make an impact from Day 1.

Mathews has the size and strength to wear down a defense in a very physical conference, and is the only true bell-cow back in the draft, elevating his value.

It's a wideout the Patriots are looking for in Round 1, but not Dez Bryant.

Must think about replacing OLT Chad Clifton(notes), but cannot afford to pass on a rusher like Kindle.

The Packers are looking to trade up, but Brown is their guy if they have to stay at 23.

Eagles will not have a chance at Thomas this late, but are likely to strike a trade in an effort to replace Brian Dawkins(notes), whose absence really wounded the defense last season. The Eagles find a way to land their target.

(Note: Jacksonville is projected to have the selection via trade with Philadelphia) The Jaguars still get a very good pass rusher even after trading down with Philly.

Ravens added Anquan Boldin(notes) but still need a receiver who can work vertically, and Ozzie Newsome benefits from the injury status of another prospect.

Bryant's talent is simply too good for the Ravens to pass up.

A fast, physical replacement for Karlos Dansby(notes).

Weatherspoon seems to be the guy the Cards are targeting at 26.

With Flozell Adams(notes) gone, the Cowboys need to bolster the OT position, and will eagerly seek to move up to land a premium blocker. If they stay put, Jerry Jones will concentrate on value, and could afford to develop Pierre-Paul slowly.

(Note: Miami is projected to have the selection via trade with Dallas) The Dolphins trade back with Dallas and still get the type of big run stuffer Bill Parcells loves.

The Chargers' defensive front has continued to thin and help is needed to bolster the trenches.

Odrick is a talented five-technique who should be able to come in and play from Day 1.

A potential surprise first-round pick, Joseph has the size to be effective in the Jets' front.

(Note: Buffalo is projected to have the selection via trade with Jets) The Jets want out of the first round and the Bills want back in for guess who?

Once he escapes the top half of the draft, the needs for a QB diminish. The Vikings' roster is so deep they can afford to deal down.

Clausen takes a fall on draft day but ends up as the future signal caller in Minnesota.

Saffold could supply help at either guard or tackle position.

He's the type of versatile offensive lineman the Colts always seem to love.

With Darren Sharper(notes) unsigned, Malcolm Jenkins(notes) could kick to free safety and allow Robinson to step into the role at cornerback.

We've heard rumblings that there's some interest in the super freak in New Orleans.