The NFL Draft always provides surprises and 2015 will be no different.
The only first-round lock appears to be Jameis Winston going to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at No. 1. After that it's a crapshoot. Will Marcus Mariota land in Tennessee or is he destined to reunite with Chip Kelly in Philadelphia? Will a running back finally be drafted in the first round? And how will Ryan Pace fare in his first foray into the draft as GM of the Bears?
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With less than two days until the 2015 NFL Draft officially kicks off, CSNChicago.com's Scott Krinch tries mocking the first round.
1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jameis Winston (QB), Florida State
Lovie Smith does not have the best poker face. Winston will be the pick here and he has been all along.
2. Tennessee Titans: Marcus Mariota (QB), Oregon
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Does Mariota stay in Tennessee or get flipped on draft night? Regardless, expect the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner to come off the board at No. 2.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars: Leonard Williams (DL), USC
David Caldwell passes on in-state edge rusher Dante Fowler Jr. and elects to snag the draft's most complete defensive lineman in Leonard Williams.
4. Oakland Raiders: Amari Cooper (WR), Alabama
If this was 10 years ago the Raiders choice would probably be the enigma that is Breshad Perriman, but Reggie McKenzie goes the safe route with Amari Cooper.
5. Washington Redskins: Dante Fowler Jr. (OLB), Florida
The Redskins are floored to see Fowler Jr. still on the board, who they hope becomes the next LaVar Arrington — minus the injuries.
6. New York Jets: Vic Beasley (OLB), Clemson
The rich get richer as Todd Bowles' defense adds arguably the best pass rusher in the 2015 NFL Draft.
7. New Orleans Saints via trade with Chicago Bears: Bud Dupree (OLB), Kentucky
Ryan Pace swings a draft deal with his former club, who desperately need help on the defensive side of the ball. Chicago swaps No. 7 for New Orleans' Nos. 13 and 31 picks in the first round.
8. Atlanta Falcons: Randy Gregory (OLB), Nebraska
Dan Quinn ignores Gregory's off-the-field issues, and gets his first major rebuilding piece for the Falcons defense.
9. New York Giants: Brandon Scherff (OT), Iowa
The Giants take a page out of their NFC East counterpart Dallas Cowboys' book, and snatch up the most versatile offensive lineman in this year's draft.
10. St. Louis Rams: Andrus Peat (OT), Stanford
Rams have to find a way to protect whoever is playing quarterback for them in 2015.
11. Minnesota Vikings: DeVante Parker (WR), Louisville
Teddy Bridgewater gets his former Louisville running mate in Parker, who gives the Vikings a dangerous tandem in the NFC North for years to come.
12. Cleveland Browns: Kevin White (WR), West Virginia
The slide finally ends for White here. The Browns have a glaring need at wide receiver and White gives Josh McCown/Johnny Manziel a bonafide No. 1 wideout.
13. Chicago Bears via trade with New Orleans Saints: Danny Shelton (DT), Washington
The Bears trade down, pick up an extra first rounder and get the guy they wanted all along. Shelton fills an immediate need and has a chance to be a dominant presence in the middle of Chicago's defense.
14. Miami Dolphins: Kevin Johnson (CB), Wake Forest
Johnson's stock is sky high and the Dolphins fill a major need at corner.
15. San Francisco 49ers: Arik Armstead (DT), Oregon
Armstead and the 49ers are a match made in heaven. The 49ers desperately need help on the defensive line as Armstead becomes San Francisco's heir apparent to Justin Smith.
16. Houston Texans: Breshad Perriman (WR), Central Florida
Perriman was one of the most explosive players in college football last season and the Texans elect to fill the void at WR left by Andre Johnson.
17. San Diego Chargers: La'el Collins (OT), LSU
Collins could step in and play either right tackle or right guard in Week 1.
18. Kansas City Chiefs: Trae Waynes (CB), Michigan State
Wide receiver or secondary seem to be the route the Chiefs will go at No. 18. With an early run-on of receivers, Kansas City snags the next best corner on the board.
19. Cleveland Browns: Malcom Brown (DT), Texas
Brown fills a huge need on the D-line for Cleveland. Ray Farmer makes out like a bandit with both White and Brown in the fold.
20. Philadelphia Eagles: Phillip Dorsett (WR), Miami
All the pre-draft talk of the Eagles moving up comes to a halt as Chip Kelly stays at No. 20 and finds a Jeremy Maclin replacement in the speedy Dorsett.
21. Cincinnati Bengals: Ereck Flowers (OT), Miami
How do you make Andy Dalton better? Well, the Bengals have given him numerous weapons to work with at WR, RB and TE, so why not find him some O-line help this time around?
22. Pittsburgh Steelers: Marcus Peters (CB), Washington
Peters is probably the most talented corner in the draft, but his stock has plummeted due to off-the-field issues. Mike Tomlin and the Steelers go for the home run with the former Husky.
23. Detroit Lions: Jordan Phillips (DT), Oklahoma
The Lions would love a chance to grab either Danny Shelton or Malcom Brown to fill the hole left at defensive tackle after offseason departures of Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley, but Phillips is no slouch as a consolation prize.
24. Arizona Cardinals: Todd Gurley (RB), Georgia
The Cardinals waste little time ending Gurley's slide and finally find a legitimate weapon at running back. The former Bulldog has Top 5 talent.
25. Carolina Panthers: T.J. Clemmings (OT), Pittsburgh
The Panthers need to find a way to protect Cam Newton and take the first step in doing so with the athletic Clemmings.
26. Baltimore Ravens: Melvin Gordon (RB), Wisconsin
Gordon is a steal for the Ravens at No. 26. Matt Forte had two of his most productive years under Marc Trestman, who will have that same affect on Gordon in Baltimore.
27. Dallas Cowboys: Byron Jones (CB), Connecticut
What a tough break for the Cowboys after missing out on both Gurley and Gordon. Instead, Dallas goes with the high character corner in Jones. Not like they need some good character guys for the locker room or anything...
28. Denver Broncos: D.J. Humphries (OT), Florida
Humphries is snatched up by the Broncos and fills an immediate need on the right side of the offensive line.
29. Indianapolis Colts: Landon Collins (S), Alabama
The draft's first safety finally comes off the board. The Colts need a playmaker on the back end of their defense and Collins fits the bill.
30. Green Bay Packers: Eric Kendricks (ILB), UCLA
The instinctive Kendricks would be a tackling machine in Green Bay's 3-4 defense.
31. Chicago Bears via trade with New Orleans Saints: Shane Ray (OLB), Missouri
Shane Ray finally hears his name called after a whirlwind week. Pace and the Bears use their additional first rounder to get a Top 10 talent, and hope Ray's character issues are a thing of the past.
32. New England Patriots: Jalen Collins (CB), LSU
No Darrelle Revis. No Brandon Browner. The Pats re-tool at corner with Collins.