2017 NFL Mock Draft: Post-Week 17 Breakdown for 1st-Round Prospects

The 2017 NFL draft order is now set for the 20 teams that failed to advance to the playoffs.

The Cleveland Browns wrapped up the No. 1 pick, but it certainly wasn't easy. Cleveland took the Pittsburgh Steelers to overtime on Sunday before finally suffering its 15th loss of the season and earning the top pick for the first time since selecting Courtney Brown first overall in 2000.

Due to the Browns loss, the 2-14 San Francisco 49ers remained at No. 2, followed by the 3-13 Chicago Bears.

The final draft order is featured in the updated mock draft below, followed by an in-depth breakdown of which direction those teams may go with the top three picks. For the teams advancing to the playoffs, the draft order was set by playoff seeds.

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1	Cleveland Browns	Myles Garrett	DE	Texas A&M
2	San Francisco 49ers	Reuben Foster	LB	Alabama
3	Chicago Bears	Mitch Trubisky	QB	North Carolina
4	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jonathan Allen	DL	Alabama
5	Tennessee Titans (from LA)	Mike Williams	WR	Clemson
6	New York Jets	Jabrill Peppers	LB/S	Michigan
7	San Diego Chargers	Jamal Adams	S	LSU
8	Carolina Panthers	Leonard Fournette	RB	LSU
9	Cincinnati Bengals	John Ross	WR	Washington
10	Buffalo Bills	Tim Williams	LB/DE	Alabama
11	New Orleans Saints	Malik McDowell	DL	Michigan State
12	Cleveland Browns (from PHI)	Solomon Thomas	DL	Stanford
13	Arizona Cardinals	Marshon Lattimore	CB	Ohio State
14	Indianapolis Colts	Dalvin Cook	RB	Florida State
15	Philadelphia Eagles (from MIN)	Ryan Anderson	DE	Alabama
16	Baltimore Ravens	Corey Davis	WR	W. Michigan
17	Washington Redskins	Malik Hooker	S	Ohio State
18	Tennessee Titans	Teez Tabor	CB	Florida
19	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Marlon Humphrey	CB	Alabama
20	Denver Broncos	Ryan Ramczyk	OT	Wisconsin
21	Detroit Lions	Taco Charlton	DE	Michigan
22	Miami Dolphins	Derek Barnett	DE	Tennessee
23	New York Giants	Charles Harris	DE	Missouri
24	Oakland Raiders	Quincy Wilson	CB	Florida
25	Houston Texans	Raekwon McMillan	LB	Ohio State
26	Green Bay Packers	Gareon Conley	CB	Ohio State
27	Seattle Seahawks	Cam Robinson	OT	Alabama
28	Pittsburgh Steelers	Takkarist McKinley	LB	UCLA
29	Atlanta Falcons	Caleb Brantley	DT	Florida
30	Kansas City Chiefs	Forrest Lamp	OG	W. Kentucky
31	Dallas Cowboys	Curtis Samuel	WR	Ohio State
32	New England Patriots	Sidney Jones	CB	Washington

Note: The Eagles and Colts are tied and will flip a coin for No. 14 and No. 15 at the NFL combine.

1. Cleveland Browns: Myles Garrett

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The Browns need a quarterback, but with so many other holes to fill on both sides of the ball, it's unlikely they'll reach for someone who isn't worthy of the No. 1 pick.

Rather than take a quarterback out of desperation, the Browns will likely settle on Myles Garrett, who is the consensus No. 1 prospect in this draft class. Bleacher Report's Matt Miller is among those who have already locked Garrett into the top spot on the big board. 

It's still early in the process, but the Browns' top front office executives are already doing their homework on Garrett, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter:

The Browns generated just 26 sacks this season, and rookie Emmanuel Ogbah led the team with 5.5. Garrett would immediately impact the Browns' ability to get to the quarterback, potentially teaming up with Ogbah to make that an area of strength for Cleveland's defense in the future.

2. San Francisco 49ers: Reuben Foster

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The San Francisco 49ers will once again be wild cards in the draft due to changes to their coaching staff and front office.

The team announced on Sunday that they were parting ways with general manager Trent Baalke and head coach Chip Kelly. 

Because so much is unknown about the 49ers' front office and coaching staff, it's difficult to predict what they'll do in the draft. It's possible this could be the year they take a quarterback and move on from Colin Kaepernick, or the new regime could decide to stick with Kaepernick to facilitate a faster rebuilding process. 

Assuming the new front office doesn't target a quarterback, Reuben Foster should be high on the 49ers' draft board. 

The team has been lacking a leader in the middle of its defense since the retirement of Patrick Willis, and Foster has experience playing a similar role in Nick Saban's defense at Alabama. 

3. Chicago Bears: Mitch Trubisky

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When NFL general managers get desperate, they reach for a quarterback on draft day. Drafting a quarterback often buys the incumbent general manager and coach another two or three years of job security as they develop their new investment.

Someone will reach for a quarterback this year, and Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Pace is an excellent candidate.

Pace has watched the Bears get progressively worse during his two years at the helm, and if he doesn't get them trending in an upward direction quickly, he will find himself on the hot seat.

While it might be a reach to take Mitch Trubisky third overall, it's worth pointing out that Chicago is a more favorable landing spot for a young quarterback than Cleveland or San Francisco. 

Team	Sacks
Browns	66
49ers	47
Bears	28

Both the Browns and 49ers struggled to protect their quarterbacks this season, while the Bears allowed just 28 sacks.

Behind an offensive line featuring Kyle Long and Cody Whitehair, Trubisky would be in a favorable position to learn on the job and potentially develop into the Bears' long-term answer at quarterback.