West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith (13) throws a pass during the combine. Could the Bills be interested in him with the No. 8 pick? (Photo: Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports)
Story Highlights - The Chiefs have plenty of options at No. 1, but Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel might be the call
- Geno Smith figures to be the top quarterback and could be a fit for the Bills
- Manti Te'o's stock is in flux, but the Ravens could draft him as a replacement for Ray Lewis
1. Kansas City Chiefs
T Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M: The Chiefs are a potential landing spot for San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith. Joeckel would offer him or any QB good protection.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars
DE Bjoern Werner, Florida State: Werner proved himself as one of the best 4-3 ends at the combine, a desperate need for the Jaguars.
3. Oakland Raiders
DT Star Lotulelei, Utah: Pending further diagnoses on his heart condition, Lotulelei could dominate the line of scrimmage.
LOTULELEI: Top DT leaves combine
4. Philadelphia Eagles
DE/OLB Dion Jordan, Oregon: Jordan is a natural fit for the 3-4 defense and a good fit for Chip Kelly, his former college coach.
5. Detroit Lions
CB Dee Milliner, Alabama: Milliner, the top cornerback in the draft, will be a Week 1 starter.
6. Cleveland Browns
DE Barkevious Mingo, LSU: Mingo's combine workout awed NFL teams. He would fill a pair of defensive needs for the Browns.
7. Arizona Cardinals
T Eric Fisher, Central Michigan: Quarterback is a consideration, but Fisher is too good to pass up.
8. Buffalo Bills
QB Geno Smith, West Virginia: Smith's solid combine workout makes the Bills feel confident about his big upside.
SMITH: West Virginia star still a work in progress
9. New York Jets
G Chance Warmack, Alabama: A pass rusher will get consideration, but the Jets soon might need two starting guards.
10. Tennessee Titans
DE Ezekiel Ansah, Brigham Young: Tennessee's defensive ends generated little in the way of a pass rush last season. Ansah offers star potential.
11. San Diego Chargers
DE/OLB Damontre Moore, Texas A&M: Moore would bookend with 2012's first-round pick, Melvin Ingram, and form a deadly pass-rushing duo.
PHOTOS: QBs at the combine
West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. Michael Conroy, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. Michael Conroy, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. Michael Conroy, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Florida State Seminoles quarterback E.J. Manuel (9), Syracuse Orange quarterback Ryan Nassib (10), Arizona Wildcats quarterback Matt Scott (12), West Virginia Mountaineers quarterback Geno Smith (13), Southern Utah Thunderbirds quarterback Brad Sorensen (14), Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback James Vandenberg (15), and Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Tyler Wilson (16) stand on the field as they listen to instructions for a passing drill during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Florida State Seminoles quarterback EJ Manuel participates in a passing drill during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. Michael Conroy, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Arizona Wildcats quarterback Matt Scott participates in a passing drill during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
Southern Utah quarterback Brad Sorensen runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. Michael Conroy, AP Related story Fullscreen Like this topic? You may also like these photo galleries: Replay 
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DT Sharrif Floyd, Florida: Wideout is a big need, but Floyd would improve an already-solid defense and offer a hometown flavor.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DT Sheldon Richardson, Missouri: Uber-athletic, gap-penetrating Richardson is a perfect fit for Greg Schiano's defense.
BELL: Draft will put 'Big Uglies' in spotlight
14. Carolina Panthers
WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee: Patterson would take over as the Panthers' playmaker as Steve Smith's career winds down.
15. New Orleans Saints
OLB Jarvis Jones, Georgia: Jones might be a medical risk, but defensive coordinator Rob Ryan would get the most from his ability.
16. St. Louis Rams
G Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina: If rock-solid Cooper is available, it's a no-brainer.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers
S Kenny Vaccaro, Texas: The Steelers prefer to go offense in the draft, but Vaccaro offers insurance for aging Troy Polamalu.
18. Dallas Cowboys
DE Datone Jones, UCLA: Strongside linebacker is the priority, but Jones offers the athleticism to thrive as a one-gap tackle in Monte Kiffin's defense.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Who do you want your team to draft in April?
19. New York Giants
T Lane Johnson, Oklahoma: The Giants must address the tackle position, and Johnson comes with tremendous upside.
20. Chicago Bears
DT Johnathan Hankins, Ohio State: The Bears must draft at least one starting defensive tackle. Hankins could be a mainstay for years.
21. Cincinnati Bengals
T D.J. Fluker, Alabama: Free agent Andre Smith might be too pricey, so the franchise could turn to another Alabama alum.
22. St. Louis Rams
WR Tavon Austin, West Virginia: Austin's playmaking skills on the indoor carpet in St. Louis would further remedy the team's lethargic offense.
AUSTIN: WR is one of combine's big winners
23. Minnesota Vikings
WR Keenan Allen, California: Allen offers a bigger-bodied wide receiver with sure hands to pair with speedy Percy Harvin.
24. Indianapolis Colts
DT Jesse Williams, Alabama: Williams' ability to play multiple positions would help the Colts in their 3-4 defense.
25. Seattle Seahawks
LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia: The speedy linebacker might slide because of off-field troubles, including a recent DUI charge. But he has the talent to start as a rookie.
26. Green Bay Packers
RB Eddie Lacy, Alabama: The Packers need a ballcarrier capable of pounding opponents on the interior, which is Lacy's specialty.
PHOTOS: Top 25 possible free agents
25. Wes Welker, WR, New England Patriots Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
24. Sam Baker, OT, Atlanta Falcons Dave Martin, Associated Press Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
23. Mike Jenkins, CB, Dallas Cowboys Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
22. Gosder Cherilus, OT, Detroit Lions Duane Burleson, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
21. William Moore, FS, Atlanta Falcons Josh D. Weiss, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
20. Reggie Bush, RB, Miami Dolphins Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
19. Dashon Goldson, FS, San Francisco 49ers Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
18. Sebastian Vollmer, OT, New England Patriots Melina Vastola, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
17. Fred Davis, TE, Washington Redskins Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
16. Connor Barwin, OLB, Houston Texans Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
15. Michael Johnson, DE, Cincinnati Bengals Frank Victores, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
14. Dwayne Bowe, WR, Kansas City Chiefs Christopher Hanewinckel, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
13. Jermon Bushrod, OT, New Orleans Saints Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
12. Jairus Byrd, FS, Buffalo Bills Timothy T. Ludwig, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
11. Aqib Talib, CB, New England Patriots David Butler II, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
10. Branden Albert, OT, Kansas City Chiefs Jonathan Daniel, Getty Images Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
1. Kansas City Chiefs
T Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M: The Chiefs are a potential landing spot for San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith. Joeckel would offer him or any QB good protection.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars
DE Bjoern Werner, Florida State: Werner proved himself as one of the best 4-3 ends at the combine, a desperate need for the Jaguars.
3. Oakland Raiders
DT Star Lotulelei, Utah: Pending further diagnoses on his heart condition, Lotulelei could dominate the line of scrimmage.
LOTULELEI: Top DT leaves combine
4. Philadelphia Eagles
DE/OLB Dion Jordan, Oregon: Jordan is a natural fit for the 3-4 defense and a good fit for Chip Kelly, his former college coach.
5. Detroit Lions
CB Dee Milliner, Alabama: Milliner, the top cornerback in the draft, will be a Week 1 starter.
6. Cleveland Browns
DE Barkevious Mingo, LSU: Mingo's combine workout awed NFL teams. He would fill a pair of defensive needs for the Browns.
7. Arizona Cardinals
T Eric Fisher, Central Michigan: Quarterback is a consideration, but Fisher is too good to pass up.
8. Buffalo Bills
QB Geno Smith, West Virginia: Smith's solid combine workout makes the Bills feel confident about his big upside.
SMITH: West Virginia star still a work in progress
9. New York Jets
G Chance Warmack, Alabama: A pass rusher will get consideration, but the Jets soon might need two starting guards.
10. Tennessee Titans
DE Ezekiel Ansah, Brigham Young: Tennessee's defensive ends generated little in the way of a pass rush last season. Ansah offers star potential.
11. San Diego Chargers
DE/OLB Damontre Moore, Texas A&M: Moore would bookend with 2012's first-round pick, Melvin Ingram, and form a deadly pass-rushing duo.
PHOTOS: QBs at the combine
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12. Miami Dolphins
DT Sharrif Floyd, Florida: Wideout is a big need, but Floyd would improve an already-solid defense and offer a hometown flavor.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DT Sheldon Richardson, Missouri: Uber-athletic, gap-penetrating Richardson is a perfect fit for Greg Schiano's defense.
BELL: Draft will put 'Big Uglies' in spotlight
14. Carolina Panthers
WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee: Patterson would take over as the Panthers' playmaker as Steve Smith's career winds down.
15. New Orleans Saints
OLB Jarvis Jones, Georgia: Jones might be a medical risk, but defensive coordinator Rob Ryan would get the most from his ability.
16. St. Louis Rams
G Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina: If rock-solid Cooper is available, it's a no-brainer.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers
S Kenny Vaccaro, Texas: The Steelers prefer to go offense in the draft, but Vaccaro offers insurance for aging Troy Polamalu.
18. Dallas Cowboys
DE Datone Jones, UCLA: Strongside linebacker is the priority, but Jones offers the athleticism to thrive as a one-gap tackle in Monte Kiffin's defense.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Who do you want your team to draft in April?
19. New York Giants
T Lane Johnson, Oklahoma: The Giants must address the tackle position, and Johnson comes with tremendous upside.
20. Chicago Bears
DT Johnathan Hankins, Ohio State: The Bears must draft at least one starting defensive tackle. Hankins could be a mainstay for years.
21. Cincinnati Bengals
T D.J. Fluker, Alabama: Free agent Andre Smith might be too pricey, so the franchise could turn to another Alabama alum.
22. St. Louis Rams
WR Tavon Austin, West Virginia: Austin's playmaking skills on the indoor carpet in St. Louis would further remedy the team's lethargic offense.
AUSTIN: WR is one of combine's big winners
23. Minnesota Vikings
WR Keenan Allen, California: Allen offers a bigger-bodied wide receiver with sure hands to pair with speedy Percy Harvin.
24. Indianapolis Colts
DT Jesse Williams, Alabama: Williams' ability to play multiple positions would help the Colts in their 3-4 defense.
25. Seattle Seahawks
LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia: The speedy linebacker might slide because of off-field troubles, including a recent DUI charge. But he has the talent to start as a rookie.
26. Green Bay Packers
RB Eddie Lacy, Alabama: The Packers need a ballcarrier capable of pounding opponents on the interior, which is Lacy's specialty.
PHOTOS: Top 25 possible free agents
25. Wes Welker, WR, New England Patriots Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
24. Sam Baker, OT, Atlanta Falcons Dave Martin, Associated Press Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
23. Mike Jenkins, CB, Dallas Cowboys Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
22. Gosder Cherilus, OT, Detroit Lions Duane Burleson, AP Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
21. William Moore, FS, Atlanta Falcons Josh D. Weiss, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
20. Reggie Bush, RB, Miami Dolphins Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
19. Dashon Goldson, FS, San Francisco 49ers Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
18. Sebastian Vollmer, OT, New England Patriots Melina Vastola, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
17. Fred Davis, TE, Washington Redskins Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
16. Connor Barwin, OLB, Houston Texans Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
15. Michael Johnson, DE, Cincinnati Bengals Frank Victores, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
14. Dwayne Bowe, WR, Kansas City Chiefs Christopher Hanewinckel, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
13. Jermon Bushrod, OT, New Orleans Saints Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
12. Jairus Byrd, FS, Buffalo Bills Timothy T. Ludwig, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
11. Aqib Talib, CB, New England Patriots David Butler II, USA TODAY Sports Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
10. Branden Albert, OT, Kansas City Chiefs Jonathan Daniel, Getty Images Related story Fullscreen ![None]()
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12. Miami Dolphins
DT Sharrif Floyd, Florida: Wideout is a big need, but Floyd would improve an already-solid defense and offer a hometown flavor.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DT Sheldon Richardson, Missouri: Uber-athletic, gap-penetrating Richardson is a perfect fit for Greg Schiano's defense.
BELL: Draft will put 'Big Uglies' in spotlight
14. Carolina Panthers
WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee: Patterson would take over as the Panthers' playmaker as Steve Smith's career winds down.
15. New Orleans Saints
OLB Jarvis Jones, Georgia: Jones might be a medical risk, but defensive coordinator Rob Ryan would get the most from his ability.
16. St. Louis Rams
G Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina: If rock-solid Cooper is available, it's a no-brainer.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers
S Kenny Vaccaro, Texas: The Steelers prefer to go offense in the draft, but Vaccaro offers insurance for aging Troy Polamalu.
18. Dallas Cowboys
DE Datone Jones, UCLA: Strongside linebacker is the priority, but Jones offers the athleticism to thrive as a one-gap tackle in Monte Kiffin's defense.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Who do you want your team to draft in April?
19. New York Giants
T Lane Johnson, Oklahoma: The Giants must address the tackle position, and Johnson comes with tremendous upside.
20. Chicago Bears
DT Johnathan Hankins, Ohio State: The Bears must draft at least one starting defensive tackle. Hankins could be a mainstay for years.
21. Cincinnati Bengals
T D.J. Fluker, Alabama: Free agent Andre Smith might be too pricey, so the franchise could turn to another Alabama alum.
22. St. Louis Rams
WR Tavon Austin, West Virginia: Austin's playmaking skills on the indoor carpet in St. Louis would further remedy the team's lethargic offense.
AUSTIN: WR is one of combine's big winners
23. Minnesota Vikings
WR Keenan Allen, California: Allen offers a bigger-bodied wide receiver with sure hands to pair with speedy Percy Harvin.
24. Indianapolis Colts
DT Jesse Williams, Alabama: Williams' ability to play multiple positions would help the Colts in their 3-4 defense.
25. Seattle Seahawks
LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia: The speedy linebacker might slide because of off-field troubles, including a recent DUI charge. But he has the talent to start as a rookie.
26. Green Bay Packers
RB Eddie Lacy, Alabama: The Packers need a ballcarrier capable of pounding opponents on the interior, which is Lacy's specialty.
PHOTOS: Top 25 possible free agents
25. Wes Welker, WR, New England Patriots Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
24. Sam Baker, OT, Atlanta Falcons Dave Martin, Associated PressRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
23. Mike Jenkins, CB, Dallas Cowboys Geoff Burke, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
22. Gosder Cherilus, OT, Detroit Lions Duane Burleson, APRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
21. William Moore, FS, Atlanta Falcons Josh D. Weiss, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
20. Reggie Bush, RB, Miami Dolphins Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
19. Dashon Goldson, FS, San Francisco 49ers Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
18. Sebastian Vollmer, OT, New England Patriots Melina Vastola, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
17. Fred Davis, TE, Washington Redskins Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
16. Connor Barwin, OLB, Houston Texans Brett Davis, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
15. Michael Johnson, DE, Cincinnati Bengals Frank Victores, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
14. Dwayne Bowe, WR, Kansas City Chiefs Christopher Hanewinckel, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
13. Jermon Bushrod, OT, New Orleans Saints Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
12. Jairus Byrd, FS, Buffalo Bills Timothy T. Ludwig, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
11. Aqib Talib, CB, New England Patriots David Butler II, USA TODAY SportsRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
10. Branden Albert, OT, Kansas City Chiefs Jonathan Daniel, Getty ImagesRelated story Fullscreen![None]()
