The Giants need a guy who can cover. Even though Jordan Poyer isn't the mega menacing, intimidating, he should be a nice addition to a secondary that was made of quantity, not quality

The Bears have a terribly bad OL, but with the signing of Marc Trestman, a few more OL are going to do the trick

Washington had a horrendous secondary last year, and if they are going to compete in the future, they're going to need a CB that can take on the bigger receivers, like Hakeem Nicks

Kevin Williams isn't who he used to be, and Letroy Guoin is a solid #2, so Bennie Logan is should be ready for the NFL being a DT in LSU

The offense is awesome, with Dalton, Green, Sanu, Jarvis-Green Ellis, and Gresham. The front 7 is better than awesome, with Atkins, Johnson, Dunlap, and Maualaga. The secondary, though, is not awesome, Dre Kirkpatrick was a flop, and the safeties are older, so a new, and younger CB would be nice

This team doesn't have many needs other than WR, and picking up two receivers early in the draft would make this team a bigger competitor

At this point, I don't see a S worth the Ravens pick, but Desmond Trufant is a talented CB, could be a good NFL S, or CB.

Dujuan Harris isn't a one back, neither is Cedric Benson or James Starks. Lacey is a power guy that could help them kill games late

The interior DL, and DE aren't as good as they should be, So a guy in the middle would help very much

Ben Tate is a FA, and they cannot pay two backs top dollar, so a cheap replacement is very much needed

Justin Smith was very important to this entire  D, and replacing him will be hard, so I think Kewann Shorts is just the beginning

The Pats secondary was very bad last year, and with Aliq Talib's future in doubt, they're going to need another guy in the secondary

This team needs a back, and Rodgers will ease him into the starting role

The Broncos lost because of the secondary