The Chiefs own eight picks in the draft, including two third-rounders. Their needs include pass rusher and offensive tackle.

The Titans may be locked in at No. 1, but more than half of the teams in the top 10 would be well-served to consider sliding back—whether it's to add a future first in a blockbuster or a more modest deal that brings added draft capital on Day 2. The Cleveland Browns have a number of options with the second overall pick on April 24.