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The Commanders rise and the 49ers and Jets fall in The Post\u2019s post-NFL draft Power Rankings:<\/p>\n
1. Philadelphia Eagles <\/p>\n
Have more than enough, especially in the trenches, to weather the departures of Josh Sweat and Mekhi Becton.<\/p>\n
2. Baltimore Ravens<\/p>\n
Malaki Starks and Mike Green will give Lamar Jackson more opportunities.<\/p>\n
3. Buffalo Bills<\/p>\n
MVP Josh Allen allows you to infuse fresh blood into your defense early and often.<\/p>\n
4. Kansas City Chiefs<\/p>\n
Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid haven\u2019t gone anywhere and WR Rashee Rice will be back.<\/p>\n
5. Los Angeles Rams<\/p>\n
Matthew Stafford will be throwing to Puka Nakua and Davante Adams and handing off to Kyren Williams and a young, growing defense means business.<\/p>\n
6. Detroit Lions <\/p>\n
Aidan Hutchinson and a scary offense return, but OC Ben Johnson and DC Aaron Glenn won\u2019t be easy for Dan Campbell to replace.<\/p>\n
7. Washington Commanders<\/p>\n
Jayden Daniels will now be protected by LT Laremy Tunsil and Deebo Samuel takes heat off Terry McLaurin.<\/p>\n
8. HoustonTexans <\/p>\n
C.J. Stroud and Nico Collins welcome WRs Jayden Higgins and Jalin Noel with Stefon Diggs in New England and Tank Dell rehabbing, but will the offensive line cooperate?<\/p>\n
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/p>\n
Baker Mayfield\u2019s new toy Emeka Egbuka joins Mike Evans and Chris Godwin.<\/p>\n
10. Green Bay Packers<\/p>\n
No.1 draft burner Matthew Golden gives Jordan Love a vertical threat to complement Jayden Reed.<\/p>\n
11. Denver Broncos<\/p>\n
Bo Nix and Sean Payton enter their second season together with new RB RJ Harvey and a formidable defense.<\/p>\n
12. Los Angeles Chargers<\/p>\n
Jim Harbaugh gets Justin Herbert a sidekick for Ladd McConkey in No. 2 WR Tre Harris after adding No. 1 RB Omarion Hampton and RB Najee Harris in free agency.<\/p>\n
13. Arizona Cardinals <\/p>\n
You can fortify your defense (Walter Nolan, Will Johnson) when you have Kyler Murray throwing to Trey McBride and a second-year Marvin Harrison Jr. and handing off to James Conner.<\/p>\n
14. Cincinnati Bengals<\/p>\n
Joe Burrow will be slinging it to Ja\u2019Marr Chase and Tee Higgins if sack champion Trey Hendrickson is traded.<\/p>\n
15. Pittsburgh Steelers<\/p>\n
This assumes that Aaron Rodgers will be throwing to D.K. Metcalf.<\/p>\n
16. Chicago Bears<\/p>\n
Caleb Williams will love No. 1 draft TE Colston Loveland and No. 2 WR Luther Burden II since his upgraded offensive line will keep him upright.<\/p>\n
17. Seattle Seahawks<\/p>\n
Top pick G\/T Grey Zabel helps protect Sam Darnold so he can target to Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp, while DeMarcus Lawrence bookends Leonard Williams in front of a talent-laden secondary.<\/p>\n
18. Minnesota Vikings <\/p>\n
The offensive line has been dramatically upgraded and Justin Jefferson heads a quarterback-friendly group of weapons, but J.J. McCarthy will endure growing pains.<\/p>\n
19. San Francisco 49ers <\/p>\n
Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy will need a healthy Christian McCaffrey to help DC Robert Saleh who has a defense in flux looking to overachieve.<\/p>\n
20. Dallas Cowboys <\/p>\n
Even with stars like Micah Parsons and CeeDee Lamb, Coach-GM Jerry Jones will serve as a reminder to Brian Schottenheimer that what can go wrong will go wrong.<\/p>\n
21. Atlanta Falcons <\/p>\n
No. 1 draft picks Jalon Walker and Michael Pearce Jr. should juice the moribund pass rush but all those offensive weapons will be at the mercy of Michael. Penix Jr.<\/p>\n
22. Las Vegas Raiders <\/p>\n
Pete Carroll and Geno Smith will ride Ashton Jeanty but that is one foreboding division.<\/p>\n
23. New England Patriots<\/p>\n
Mike Vrabel got Drake Maye a Protector (No. 1 LT Will Campbell) and a bevy of playmakers (Stefon Diggs, No. 2 draft RB TreVeyon Henderson and No. 3 WR Kyle Williams).<\/p>\n
24. Jacksonville Jaguars<\/p>\n
If new head coach Liam Coen can\u2019t get the best out of Trevor Lawrence, maybe Travis Hunter opposite Brian Thomas Jr. can.<\/p>\n
25. Indianapolis Colts<\/p>\n
No. 1 TE Tyler Warren provides a security blanket for Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson and Charvarius Ward and Cam Bynum upgrade the secondary.<\/p>\n
26. New York Giants <\/p>\n
Abdul Carter will juice the pass rush no matter what number he wears, but Brian Daboll will have to try to squeeze whatever is left out of Russell Wilson.<\/p>\n
27. New York Jets<\/p>\n
Aaron Glenn will make them a tough outfit, but Justin Fields needs more than Garrett Wilson when he isn\u2019t using his legs.<\/p>\n
28. Cleveland Browns<\/p>\n
GM Andrew Berry aced the draft after trading away the chance to draft Travis Hunter, but . . .Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and yes! Shedeur Sanders.<\/p>\n
29. Miami Dolphins<\/p>\n
LT Terron Armstead has retired and Jalen Ramsey and Tyreek Hill could be traded.<\/p>\n
30. Carolina Panthers <\/p>\n
No. 1 WR Teitairoa McMillan gives Bryce Young a 6-4 target and Chuba Hubbard will try to help keep a defense lacking pass rush off the field.<\/p>\n
31. Tennessee Titans<\/p>\n
Cam Ward will have time to throw but only Calvin Ridley and maybe Tyler Lockett to throw to.<\/p>\n
32. New Orleans Saints<\/p>\n
New HC Kellen Moore doesn\u2019t know whether his quarterback will be Derek Carr or Spencer Rattler or newly-drafted Tyler Shough. Cam Jordan and Demario Davis are getting long in the tooth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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