Two-round 2020 NFL Mock Draft: Tua Tagovailoa slips to Chargers, Falcons trade up for C.J Henderson

Soon, the only guarantee in this first round will be locked in. Burrow to Bengals.

As they should, the Redskins are making a final effort to drum up interest in this pick for a trade back. But ultimately, I doubt they get blown away with an offer.

I’ve officially flipped. I don’t see Tua Tagovailoa going inside the top five anymore. The Lions would love to move down. Instead, they aren’t blown away by an offer and pick Okudah to become their No. 1 cornerback right away.

How about a non-surprise from Dave Gettleman. Wirfs to the G-Men.

It wouldn’t shock me if this was an offensive tackle, but I guess the real shock would be no Tagovailoa to the Dolphins.

The Chargers simply cannot pass on Tagovailoa here. And with Tyrod Taylor on the roster, there won’t be a major need to rush Tagovailoa onto the field in 2020.

This is a Matt Rhule type of prospect. Simmons is a lab-created player who will help usher in the new era of the positionless second-level defender.

This is where the Falcons strike to get the talented cornerback they desperately need.

After trading Calais Campbell this offseason, the Jaguars could use more beef on the interior of their defensive line. They’d get that with the ultra-powerful Brown.

The Browns could move out of this pick, but with Thomas — a true left tackle — on the board and the Jets picking right after them, the Browns don’t get too cute, and just pick him.

With a loaded receiver group and a top-heavy offensive tackle class, the Jets go with Becton here.

Ruggs gives the Raiders the big-play element they want at the receiver spot.

The Dolphins need all the offensive line help they can get, and instead of waiting and hoping a top prospect at that position falls to them at No. 18 overall, they get aggressive and trade up for Wills.

The Buccaneers pick the well-rounded Jones to man the right tackle spot for Tom Brady’s club.

Elation in John Elway’s mansion in Denver. He types this pick in instantly when the Broncos go on the clock.

Would the Cardinals have liked an offensive tackle here? Sure. But Lamb is too sensational of a prospect to pass up, as is the ability to pair him with Kyler Murray. Giddy up.

The Cowboys need to add more juice to the pass rush, and Chaisson gives them that in a big way.

The 49ers add some wiggle and slot production to their offense in Jefferson after trading back. Nice navigating.

The Eagles can’t see a run on receivers go right in front of them, so Howie Roseman ascends up the board and drafts a receiver prospect with size and game-breaking speed.

Terrell is a long, superb athlete who finds the football routinely and can mirror down the field. Prudent — non-flashy — pick for the Jaguars here.

While his long speed and awareness when the football is arriving are in question, Diggs is a physically dominant press man cornerback that’d bring a real edge to the Raiders secondary at the corner spot.

Finding a replacement for Stefon Diggs is a must, and Reagor has super-slippery tendencies on the field and freaky downfield explosion.

The Patriots go with an ascending outside pass rusher to boost that group in a big way.

New Orleans stops Kinlaw’s fall and lands the premier inside pass rusher in this class.

With Jackson, he could go into 2020 in a competition with Riley Reiff at left tackle but doesn’t have to be rushed onto the field. He needs time to get stronger but the physical tools are there.

The Dolphins want a leader on the back end of their defense, and that’s precisely what they’d get with McKinney, who’s capable of doing it all.

Can’t get away from this pairing because it’s too perfect. Offensive tackle is a major need for Seattle, and Cleveland is a fine athlete.

Uche sneaks into the first round because of his legitimate linebacker/edge versatility and the well-rounded skill sets he has at both positions. Plus, the Ravens are really in need of linebacker and edge-rusher help.

The Titans let Jack Conklin walk in free agency and pick his immediate replacement in Wilson, a gargantuan road-grader with impressive feet.

Even after signing Christian Kirksey in free agency, the Packers address the linebacker spot with a missile of a player in Murray.

Ruiz is the perfect type of center to be inserted into Kyle Shanahan’s zone-blocking scheme.

Igbinoghene has all the athletic gifts to be a star outside corner in the NFL.