2019 NFL Mock Draft: New names break into the top 10
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11. Atlanta Falcons: Quinnen Williams, DT Alabama
The Atlanta Falcons need to use this draft to bolster their defensive line. Their defense has been hit hard by injuries this season but that hasn’t been the only problem. They need to build up their defensive front both the interior and pass rush on the edge. Quinnen Williams has been a fast riser this season and has vaulted himself into the upper tier of an already loaded defensive line class.
12. Denver Broncos: Dwayne Haskins, QB Ohio State
The Denver Broncos championship window is likely closed. Their defense is not the dominant unit that they were at one time. Case Keenum is a stopgap option but not a long-term solution for the team. He is someone who can play in front of a young quarterback who is developing. Dwayne Haskins has plenty of arm talent and all the traits of an NFL quarterback. There are concerns that Haskins is just a system quarterback so playing a season behind Keenum could be good for him.