28. Baltimore Ravens – Kenneth Murray, LB, Oklahoma

Analysis: There are few prospect-team fits that I like better in this draft than Kenneth Murray and the Baltimore Ravens. It just seems like the Oklahoma linebacker was meant to rock the Purple and Black.

The defense’s pursuit of a suitable replacement for C.J. Mosley, who left for the Jets prior to this season, finally comes to an end.

29. Tennessee Titans – Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia

Analysis: If Jadeveon Clowney decides to stay in Seattle or sign with Cleveland, the Titans will still be searching for more edge help to go with Harold Landry, Kamalei Correa and the newly signed Vic Beasley.

But I’m not thrilled with the fit of a guy like Penn State’s Yetur Gross-Matos in Tennessee’s defense, so I decided to mock a long-term replacement for Jack Conklin at right tackle.

Dennis Kelly is capable of holding down the starting job until Wilson develops enough to reach his potential, which is considerable higher than some of the other tackles available at this spot.

30. Green Bay Packers – Ezra Cleveland, OT, Boise State

Analysis: Wide receivers such as TCU’s Jalen Reagor and Arizona State’s Brandon Aiyuk were strongly considered at this pick, but the idea of adding competition at right tackle for newly signed Ricky Wagner was too good to pass up.

There is a growing belief that Cleveland could go much higher than this, but I’m just not sold on his potential as an early-to-mid first-round pick. Late in the first, though? I could see it.