11. Los Angeles Chargers | Justin Herbert | QB | Oregon

Philip Rivers is at the end of a Hall of Fame career, and it’s time for the Bolts to find his long-term replacement. Herbert could have been a high draft pick last year, but he returned to school to polish his game. He’s done just that, and should be plenty worthy of a top-10 pick.

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Javon Kinlaw | DL | South Carolina

Offensive tackle is by far the bigger need, but the value just isn’t there. Tampa Bay’s defensive line has been stellar this season, but they have a lot of expiring contracts this offseason. Kinlaw’s rare athleticism and versatility give him limitless potential in Todd Bowles’ scheme.

13. Philadelphia Eagles | Henry Ruggs III | WR | Alabama

Injuries have decimated Philly’s receiving corps, so don’t be surprised if they follow up last year’s second-round pick (JJ Arcega-Whiteside) with another early selection this year. This time around, they add elite speed and playmaking ability with the explosive Ruggs.

14. Oakland Raiders (from CHI) | Isaiah Simmons | LB | Clemson

This defense needs a difference-maker in the middle who can set the tone for the entire unit, and Simmons is the perfect fit. While some may view him as a ‘tweener, Simmons is an athletic playmaker who can transform an entire defense, no matter where you line him up.

15. Cleveland Browns | Grant Delpit | S | LSU

Another team that needs an offensive tackle, but the value is so much better elsewhere. The Browns just lost veteran Morgan Burnett for the season with an Achilles injury, and he’ll be 31 next season with just one year left on his contract. Delpit has underwhelmed for much of this season, but his talent and upside are still through the roof.

16. Carolina Panthers | Kristian Fulton | CB | LSU

The Panthers are likely to lose a big, physical corner in James Bradberry to free agency, which makes Fulton the perfect replacement here. His size, length and physicality would be a fantastic fit, giving the Panthers a cheaper alternative to re-signing Bradberry.

17. Oakland Raiders | Tee Higgins | WR | Clemson

The Antonio Brown debacle is in the rear-view mirror, but the Raiders still need a No. 1 receiver who can take over a game with size, athleticism and physicality. Higgins has a rare blend of size, length and body control that could quickly make him the team’s top pass-catcher.

18. Indianapolis Colts | Raekwon Davis | DL | Alabama

This defensive line needs reinforcements across the board, and in this scenario, the value is better inside than on the edge. Davis is a massive, versatile defender who is still barely scratching the surface of potential.

19. Tennessee Titans | Tyler Biadasz | OL | Wisconsin

If there’s not a quarterback worth taking here, the Titans should set their sights on improving the interior of their offensive line instead. Biadasz is one of the most polished, experienced prospects in this entire class, and would anchor this unit for years to come.

20. Jacksonville Jaguars (from LAR) | Trevon Diggs | CB | Alabama