Analysis: Charles Johnson had about one third of the Panthers sacks this season, and he's a free agent.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Champ Bailey is long gone, but the Broncos don't take a step back by selecting Peterson.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Bills have the worst run defense in the league, but that will change fast with Fairley on the line.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Character concerns are the only thing holding Quinn back from going No. 1, which the Bengals obviously don't care about.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Cardinals will have two shutdown cornerbacks for years to come with Amukamara and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie manning the outside.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Colt McCoy gets an All World talent on the outside to throw to for the next 10 years in Green.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The 49ers new head coach will have no ties to either Smith and will want his own quarterback to run the offense.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Titans finally replace Albert Haynesworth in the middle of their struggling defense.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Cowboys running game has been infective for most of the season, and with no better option, why not?

Grade: Even

Analysis: Mike Shanahan gets a gunslinger that's definitely an upgrade to Rex Grossman in the strong armed Mallett.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Texans finally upgrade the defensive tackle instantly improving their entire defense.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Joe Webb isn't the answer, but the Heisman Trophy winner could be.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Lions fill their number one need at cornerback with Harris, who has the potential to be a shutdown cornerback.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Sam Bradford gets a stud wide receiver in Jones that can turn a short pass into a home run at any time.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Miami must select a running back to replace Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: The Jaguars have no legit pass rushers with Aaron Kampman's future in jeopardy with two bad knees.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Patriots finally replace Richard Seymour with the pick they received in the Seymour-trade.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Chargers need someone opposite of Shaun Phillips who can rush the passer more effectively than Larry English.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Keith Bulluck is a shell of his former self and must be replaced.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Buccaneers have no one at defensive end right now, and Clayborn falls because of inconsistency.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The hometown hero falls to the Seahawks and will sit a year behind Matt Hasselbeck.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Chiefs need an upgrade opposite of Dwayne Bowe to eliminate double teams.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The athletic Solder is a pass blocker who fits great in the Colts system.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Eagles must find a replacement for Dimitri Patterson after the last few weeks of poor play.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Packers have nothing across from Clay Matthews, and Ayers will be able to start right away.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Nevis will really improve the Saints mediocre pass rush.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Watt has great size and can start right away at the Jets weakness on the defensive line.

Grade: Even

Analysis: All the Ravens cornerbacks are gone next year besides Lardarius Webb and Dominique Foxworth who's coming off of a torn ACL.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Bears offensive line surrendered more sacks than anyone in the league this season.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Steelers fill their gaping hole at right guard with Maurkice Pouncey's brother Mike.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Matt Ryan needs another weapon on the outside besides Roddy White.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Patriots haven't had a dangerous pass rusher since Adalius Thomas left.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Patriots solidify their secondary and defense with Smith and their third selected defender of the draft.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Pryor comes off the board and will sit a year behind Ryan Fitzpatrick for the Bills.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens will both be gone after free agency and need to be replaced.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Broncos biggest weakness this past season was their defensive line.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Eric Wright hasn't been the same talent and needs to be replaced.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Cardinals get their franchise quarterback in Devlin pleasing Larry Fitzgerald.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Titans need an upgrade at outside linebacker and to their run defense.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Cowboys must upgrade a shaky offensive line for Tony Romo this offseason.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Redskins desperately need to find some weapons for Ryan Mallett.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: Part two of five of the Texans defensive makeover is complete with the selection of Moore.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: There's no reason why Adrian Peterson shouldn't lead the league in rushing every season.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Lions must protect their franchise quarterback in Matt Stafford to actually get somewhere.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The 49ers must upgrade their horrible secondary and it starts at the cornerback position.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Broncos gave away Tony Scheffler a year ago and now finds his replacement.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Both Rams outside linebackers combined couldn't reach 100 tackles this season.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Raiders could use an upgrade at right tackle, and Love has the upside Al Davis loves.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Jaguars always double dip and grab Beal even with Ryan Kerrigan.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Chargers must replace Jacques Cesaire, who is a free agent.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Buccaneers must improve their run defense, and that starts at outside linebacker.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Brandon Jacbos is gone, and the injury prone Ahmad Bradshaw needs a back to share carries with.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Seahawks must make their offensive line top notch before Jake Locker is thrown in as the starting quarterback.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Colts haven't had a talent inside since who knows when, but finds one with Casey.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Eagles offensive line is the only thing holding their offense back.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Chiefs must add a pass rusher opposite of Tamba Hali.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: Charles Woodson is 34-years-old, so the Packers must find his replacement.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Jets' safety play is the only weakness in their secondary.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Ed Reed is contemplating retirement, so a replacement must be found.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Jonathan Vilma can move over and fill a need at outside backer with Sturdivant in New Orleans.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Bears must continue to upgrade an embarrassing offensive line.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Cornerback play is the only thing stopping the Steelers defense from being legendary.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: John Abraham is 32-years-old, so a replacement must be found.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Patriots must upgrade their offensive line with Matt Light and Logan Mankins becoming free agents.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Panthers must get Jimmy Clausen some weapons to throw to with Steve Smith's future in Carolina up in the air.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Cedric Benson is a free agent and hasn't played well to begin with.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Broncos must continue to upgrade their weak defensive line by replacing the ancient Jamal Williams.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Bills must provide Ryan Fitzpatrick with better protection on the right side.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Cardinals offensive line is horrible and must be improved for Pat Delvin.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Heyward falls, and the Browns take advantage by upgrading their run defense.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Cowboys must find an upgrade to the safety position and Alan Ball.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Saints must continue to improve their pass rush and find replacements to aging defensive ends.

Grade: Even

Analysis: With no outside linebacker and cornerback worth being selected, the Texans upgrade their other safety spot.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: With the defense and offensive line set, the Patriots upgrade Tom Brady's weapons.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Lions must continue to upgrade one of the worst secondaries in football.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The 49ers are forced to select a pass rusher, as it's their biggest need left.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: Eugene Amano can't play center and must be replaced.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Rams must continue to upgrade their defense, and safety is their biggest need left.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Chad Henne isn't getting the job done and must be challenged.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Derek Cox is too inconsistent to be given the starting cornerback job without competition.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: The Raiders have nothing at center and must find an upgrade.

Grade: Reach

Analysis: Vincent Jackson is most likely gone, so Philip Rivers could use another target on the outside.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Austin falls because of huge question marks,and the Giants take the risk to upgrade an inconsistent defense.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: The Buccaneers have a hole at the guard position, and Moffitt is good enough to start right away.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Stephen Cooper, Brandon Siler, and Kevin Burnett are all free agents this off season.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Eagles must continue to upgrade a shaky and always injured offensive line.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Chiefs defensive line has been inconsistent down the stretch and could use an upgrade.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Peyton Manning wants more protection and he'll get more protection this off season.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Packers have offensive tackles that are 33 and 34-years-old.

Grade: Steal

Analysis: Jared Gaither is injured too often to not have a solid backup prepared to start.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Darren Sharper, Roman Harper, and Usama Young are all free agents this offseason.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Darren Sproles is a free agent, and the Chargers won't lose anything by replacing him with Devine.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Bears offensive line is that bad; again, they upgrade with Boling.

Grade: Even

Analysis: James Farrior is 35-years-old and will eventually have to be replaced.

Grade: Even

Analysis: Tony Gonzalez may retire after this season, and if not after this year, then soon.

Grade: Even

Analysis: The Patriots upgrade their running game with a bruiser in Thomas.

Grade: Steal

David Daniels is an NFL Featured Columnist and Writing Intern at Bleacher Report and a Syndicated Writer. Follow him at One Yard Short.com or on Twitter.