too. And if South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney dropped to the fifth overall selection, McKenzie would likely do cartwheels in the team's war room.

One direction that the Raiders shouldn't go is quarterback. Matt Schaub, recently acquired in a trade with the Texans, is good enough to hold down the fort this season. Oakland has so many other holes that it needs to address. Taking a quarterback early would be foolish.

Philadelphia Eagles: Safety

Now coach Chip Kelly and general manager Howie Roseman can turn their attention to the defense in the early rounds of the draft, and the position most in need of fortification is safety.

The team signed former Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins but still needs to add another playmaker alongside him in the defensive backfield. If the seasonopened today, Earl Wolff would be the starting strong safety, and he finished 2013 ranked as Pro Football Focus' 54th-best safety.

Look for the Eagles to upgrade at safety in the early rounds of the draft. Northern Illinois' Jimmie Ward could be a solid fit in Round 2.

San Diego Chargers: Cornerback

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The San Diego Chargers have a pretty damn good quarterback in Philip Rivers but play in a division with Peyton Manning (Denver), Alex Smith (Kansas City) and Matt Schaub (Oakland). There's no doubt that they could use more cornerbacks.

Right now, their top two players at the position would be Shareece Wright and the recently re-signed Richard Marshall, and they finished 2013 ranked as Pro Football Focus' 101st- and 102nd-best cornerbacks, respectively.

The Chargers must get better in the