NFL Mock Draft 1.0: Run on offensive tackles has Steelers going defense

28. Cincinnati Bengals: Dawand Jones, OT, Ohio State

The Bengals offensive line continues to be the Achilles heel of their team, and they must get better on the offensive trenches. Cincy isn't pleased with La'el Collins and he could be on his way out. Dawand Jones is one of the biggest players we have ever seen, and It's not hard to imagine the mammoth offensive tackle sliding into the back half of the first round.

29. New Orleans Saints, Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, Alabama

It's takes an exceptional running back to warrant first-round consideration, but Gibbs has a valuable niche: elite speed. His ability to dash through a hole and bust off explosive plays will make him a valuable asset at the next level, similar to Tony Pollard. With the uncertain future of Alvin Kamara, the Saints could opt for one of the most explosive skill players in the draft.

30. Philadelphia Eagles: Nolan Smith: EDGE, Georgia

The Georgia players just keep coming, and for good reason. Nolan Smith is certainly talented enough to be selected much higher than this, and I think he will be a better professional than he was as a college player. Meanwhile, the Eagles have very few needs, and they can take the top player on their board here.

31. Kansas City Chiefs: Jalin Hyatt, WR, Tennessee

The Chiefs could go a number of directions with the final pick in the first round, but they need to continue to surround Patrick Mahomes with speedy weapon. Kansas City is likely to lose Mecole Hardman in free agency, and they still haven't come close to filling the shoes of Tyreek Hill. Jalin Hyatt, isn't the most complete receiver in the draft, but he has speed that kills.