1)Manziel
If a team is willing to cater/build their offense around him and his strong-suits, there's no question in my mind that Johnny is the top prospect this year. Granted that's a very big 'IF' and a extreme consolation. But if there's a team willing, then IMO there is no single player on the draft-board who has the ability to turn around a fledgling franchise quicker in one year than Manziel. Speaking both from the profit spectrum such as sold-out games, jersey sales, national-recognition, and primetime spotlight week after week; as well as the 'possibility'(and I stress possibility) of him doing comparable things in the NFL that he's done in college(Most likely teams: Jaguars, Texans with the right coach, Browns).
2)Bridgewater
I really like Teddy, and teams looking for consistency and poise at the qb position should look no further. I still have a few reservations about him, but in this years skinny-draft, and if you really need a QB right now, he's undoubtedly your best shot at a franchise guy. One with a pro-style game that you can build around for the future. Look for a team that has a few pieces on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball already lined-up to take him. IMO, adding Bridgewater to an already good team or steady building process, and you have a recipe to be a play-off team your first year(Most likely teams: Texans, Vikings, Jaguars).
3)Clowney
He'd be my top prospect if so many darn teams weren't starving for a franchise quarterback this year. Regardless, if any teams aren't searching for a qb, pick Jadeveon as high as you possibly can(Most likely teams: Texans, almost anybody else in the top 5).
4)Jake Matthews
'Joeckel 2.0' for me. He's a good kid, big, strong, and a smart pick for the future of a team. But probably only teams that are in a better state and not as desperate as the Jaguars.(Most likely teams: Tampa Bay, Rams, Houston, maybe Atlanta)
5)Barr
Almost put Anthony higher. He's a much needed powerful pass-rusher in today's NFL, and if Browns and Oakland weren't so bad at the QB-position, I could see either of them snatching him up. As it is though, Barr is in the same position as Matthews, looking for a team with less 'needs' and more 'wants'(Most likely teams: Atlanta, Houston, Minnesota, Rams).
6)Watkins
IMO, best offensive player in this years draft not named Johnny. I like him almost anywhere that isn't already heavy at the WR-core.(Most likely teams: Anybody who doesn't have pressing QB or linebacker needs)
7)Kouandjio
Following in the footsteps of Eric Fisher last year, who went first overall to the Chiefs, don't sleep on Cyrus. He could easily creep up the board for a team looking for just such a big strong Alabama-bred lineman

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