Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

For me, Josh Simmons is the best pure left tackle in the draft. He suffered a serious knee injury during the season which heavily impacted his stock.

This is a great investment in a critical position for the Chiefs and he can be Patrick Mahomes' key pass-protector for years to come once he's fully healthy.

Jihaad Campbell on being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles: "It's a surreal moment. Shout-out to everybody back at home.

"Philly... y'all know what's up! We've got to turn up, we've got to get lit, we've got to win another Super Bowl next year. It's on!

"Getting that call, just being here, was surreal. Maximising my opportunities when I was younger has led me to this point. I'm extremely grateful and I'm honoured."

Told he'll have a future in television after he retires, he said: "You're damn right!"

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Another one that's no real shock as the Kansas City Chiefs draft a player to try and protect Patrick Mahomes and improve that offensice line.

That's really where they lost the Super Bowl, their offensive line just couldn't stand up to the Spurs pass rush during in the big game in New Orleans, so a big focus will be on beefing up the offensive line.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

Jihaad Campbell is a top-10 talent in this draft. The reason he lasted to the Eagles is purely due to injury. He had labrum surgery recently and might miss the start of the season.

Without that issue he would've gone way earlier. He's a violent tackler who flies around the field and attacks the line of scrimmage as a blitzer.

It's a double edged sword being in the green room - as Jihaad Campbell has had to wait a long time but ends up being drafted by the Super Bowl champions!

Philly's defence hardly looked like it needed strengthening last season but they could have yet another star on their hands if Campbell can convert his college form to the NFL.

Doubts over his fitness after surgey meant he dropped down far further than he really should given his ability - and that's the typoe of signing that usually thrivers at Liverpool.

Maxwell Hairston on being drafted by the Buffalo Bills: "I can't believe what's going on right now. I'm so thankful, I'm so blessed. I'm so happy to hear my name called. It's truly a dream come true."

Not the biggest one by any means as the two Super Bowl teams do a deal to switch first round picks, as the Eagles move up one to 31 and are currently on the clock.

The Chiefs move from 31 to 32 and will have the final pick of the draft.

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Now Maxwell Hairston gets the chance to show off his drip on the big stage.

Asked about the pictures of his family on the lining of his jacket, he said: "They're with me everywhere I go. I love my family. They're my biggest support system."

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Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

There isn't a smoother cornerback in the draft than Maxwell Hairston. His transition and backpedal is like caramel and that's half the battle at his position. With elite speed and a nose for the ball, Hairston has so much potential.

A very happy Maxwell Hairston makes his way out of the green room to the stage to get his Buffalo Bills hat and jersey.

The Bills ranked 29th on third down last year and having more skill at corner to prevent those conversions would be a big advantage.

Having to usually deal with either Patrick Mahomes and/or Lamar Jackson in the play-offs means that the secondary has to be razor sharp to win thise big games.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

Some people think Josh Conerly Jr is the best offensive lineman in the draft. He's incredibly light on his feet and he can get on the move which helps with Jayden Daniels' mobility at quarterback. He can stand to get a little stronger at the point of contact though.

All about protecting Jayden Daniels this one - and why not as Washington's first pick last year had an incredivle rookie season with the star QB almost leading them to the Super Bowl.

And with the Commanders having to face the Eagles again twice next season and maybe in the play-offs again, they have to try and negate that interior pressure Philly can bring.

Malaki Starks on being drafted by the Baltimore Ravens: "I've been waiting for a long time in the room back there and I'm ready to go to work.

"I can't thank [my family] enough, all the sacrifices they've made for me - I told my dad I wouldn't dry! My agency bet on me and I bet on myself."

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Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

If he can just get a little lighter, Tyleik Williams can be a big time interior player. He's more athletic than he looks and he can be a three-down defender.

For two years he shone for Ohio State and has flown a little under the radar as a possible first round pick.

Another Buckeye off the board and one of the biggest with the sizeable defensive lineman joins Detroit.

Predominantly a run stuffer, he's a tough individual and that's exactly what Dan Campbell loves in his Lions squad.

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Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner on the Giants drafting Jaxson Dart: "I think this is so much about style. He's not Josh Allen but think about what [Giants head coach] Brian Daboll did with Josh Allen.

"He wants a quarterback that can move - the designed runs, the movement scheme he likes to have. The second-level throws, which Josh Allen was so good at in Buffalo, is what separated Jaxson Dart. I thought he was the best intermediate thrower of this group of quarterbacks.

"We were wondering if Shedeur Sanders would be the guy but I just think that, what Brian Daboll wants to do style-wise, it more fits Jaxson Dart."

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

The Ravens make the right pick so often and they nailed this one. Malaki Starks is a perfect Raven. He fills a big need.

He can play deep with the range to read and react and make plays on the ball. He's a rare safety and this is unbelievable value.

Malakai Starks finally makes his way out of the green room at Lambeau Field and gets to join up with the Baltimore Ravens.

Starks has great hustle and chasing speed, while also an excellent tackler and by all accounts has strong leadership skills and versatility to operate around the secondary.

Baltimore might have got a bit of a steal with this one.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield and NFL on 5 Live host

Nobody questions the talent of James Pearce Jr. He should be a top-10 pick. The reason he lasted was due to widely reported concerns about his level of maturity.

This is a double risk given the Falcons traded away their first rounder next year to make this move.

Wow, the Falcons come back into the first round to double down on their attempts to add a pass rush in Atlanta with James Pearce joining the earlier first round selection Jalon Walker.

Pearce could have been Atlanta's first pick back at 15, but Jalon Walker still being on the board was just too good for them to turn down - and with then Pearce remaining undrafted this long they decided to take the plunge.

The Falcons showed last year when drafting Michael Penix after signing Kirk Cousins that they're not scared to make a splash if they have to - and they've gone all-in on defence tonight.