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We made it! It’s draft day! So what better time to do one last Mock Draft before the real thing?

Devin White is arguably one of the best athletes in this draft regardless of position. And that athleticism shows up on the field which is why he is my top ranked linebacker. He absolutely flies all over the field, making plays in the run game. White is also one of the best linebackers in coverage and will be able to match up very well with NFL tight ends right away.

Kyler Murray is the undisputed No. 1 pick, no matter what anyone says. Coach Kliff Kingsbury is familiar with Murray and he is going to start his rebuild of forging the Cardinals to fit his offense, of which Murray will be the focal point. The question we should really be asking, is where will Josh Rosen land?

Josh Jacobs is clearly the best running back in this draft class. He isn't a home-run hitter or huge big play guy, but he has all the tools to be successful in the NFL. He runs with a mean streak and is very powerful after initiating the contact with defenders.

The Class of 2019 isn't generally regarded as a strong one at safety—it's entirely possible that none will be drafted during the NFL draft's first round on Thursday. However, there are players at the position gaining Round 1 buzz as the draft approaches—including Virginia's Juan Thornhill.

Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each teams needs and whom they could be targeting. And now last, but not least, the NFC West.

Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each team needs and who they could be targeting. Up next, the AFC West.

Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each team needs and who they could be targeting. Up next, the NFC South.

Every year I like to do an "If I were GM" mock draft where I make the picks based on what I would do if I were the ultimate decision maker for each team. It's always interesting to see how much my plans differ from the real thing.

In the 2019 draft class, it's just about a unanimous belief that LSU's Devin White is the No. 1 off-ball linebacker prospect. I say "just about" because at least one draftnik has another linebacker ranked even higher than White.