Randy Mueller

With the NFL Draft on the horizon as a final chance for teams to add foundational blocks for the 2024 season, let's take out our crystal ball and look into the future.

As we approach the 2024 NFL Draft , things are coming into focus from 30,000 feet and the worm's-eye view. Here are a few thoughts on how things are shaping up for decision-makers around the league.

Maye and two Georgia prospects are among those who have me scratching my head, while I love a UCLA pass rusher and Clemson cornerback.

With the draft past, the free-agent market is drying up. Here are some possible fits, including Simmons to Philly and Renfrow to Cincy.

Amon-Ra St. Brown reset the market. Justin Jefferson will push it even higher, and he's not the only one. Could teams choose another path?

I'm not one for letting good players walk out the door. I know from experience that talent is too hard to replace, even with the best-hatched plan, without taking a step backward.

The once-hyped prospect is not even the best QB in the AFC South. Lawrence's potential remains sky high, but he has issues to fix.

The "new" offseason would be a throwback to 30-plus years ago. But the lack of developmental time for young players could hurt the game.

Is Russell Wilson the right QB for the Steelers? Will the Jets' all-in bets pay off? How long will it take Jim Harbaugh to fix the Chargers?

Aiyuk is trying to apply public pressure, but he's holding the short straw, as the 49ers have two key advantages: leverage and options.