After Ray Rice struggled to find open running lanes this past season, look for the Ravens to make upgrading the offensive line a priority in the draft.
Christian Ponder has shown limited signs of growth in his three NFL seasons and may not be the long-term solution at quarterback. If available, could Johnny Manziel be on the Vikings' radar at pick No. 8?
With Dexter McCluster set to become a free agent and the team's other receiving options outside of Dwayne Bowe leaving a lot to be desired, will the Chiefs go wideout in the first round of the draft?
Non-BCS running backs like Matt Forte have excelled for fantasy owners.
Picking at No. 5 overall and with quarterback looking like a glaring weakness, the Raiders may be tempted to take Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater if he's still on the board.
The Lions are in need of capable targets to complement Calvin Johnson. Could Washington's Austin Seferian-Jenkins fill a void for Detroit?
The Steelers could have their eye on USC wideout Marqise Lee as the team looks to surround quarterback Ben Roethlisberger with more weapons.
Mike Evans, Kelvin Benjamin and Odell Beckham threaten to push ahead of Marqise Lee, which could make him a steal in the second half of the 1st round.
The 2014 draft is believed to be one of the strongest WR classes in recent memory. Luke Hoover calls for six in the first round.
The Super Bowl features an elite offense vs. an elite defense.
Four of five writers like Marshawn Lynch and the Seahawks to cover and win.
RotoWire NFL beat writer and Ohio legend Clay Link puts together his first mock of the draft season.
Will Knowshon Moreno cry during the National Anthem? That's one of the many prop bets on the board for Super Bowl XLVIII.
Backing the Seahawks
Finding help to keep Carson Palmer upright will be high priority for the Cardinals this offseason.
Colin Kaepernick has a strong arm, but he needs a receiver capable of stretching the field.
Russell Wilson was on the run a lot in 2013, but not by design, making an offensive line upgrade a necessity.
Flush with picks, the Rams could go a number of ways in the draft, but finding protection for Sam Bradford likely is priority No. 1.