The draft is in three days and if you think we've been obsessed with mocks before, get a load of what we've got for our MOCK DRAFT MONDAY FINALE. R.J. White explains why teams shouldn't sweat Tua's medicals, Ryan Wilson has both Justin Herbert and Jordan Love falling in his three-rounder, and Josh Edwards joins too as we analyze each of our 32 picks and much more!

We've been doing live CBS Sports HQ mock drafts for five weeks, and it's finally come to this: The last one before the actual draft. This one didn't go off the rails like some in the past (see: Odell Beckham, Week 4) but maybe that means it's the closest to reality. Brady Quinn, Pete Prisco and all our experts made all 32 picks, and there was one big surprise.

Jason La Canfora only does one mock draft (look for it Thursday morning), but what he lacks in quantity he makes up for in accuracy. JLC uses several methods to come up with it, and one of them is to break down which prospects couldn't possibly fall out of Round 1. His list this year has 20 names on it, and not a single RB or TE.

When Roger Goodell gives his first virtual bear hug Thursday, it will kick off a draft full of intrigue about the rookie class. But they're not the only names who could be getting new homes. Cody Benjamin says there are 17 veterans who could get traded during the draft, including Andy Dalton, Yannick Ngakoue and one unhappy star in New York.

Is putting $100 down on Joe Burrow to go No. 1 a smart play? Well, IT'S A FREE 10 CENTS. That is, unless it doesn't actually happen ... and are we ever really sure when it comes to the draft? Chris Trapasso came up with a surprising pick at all 32 first-round spots (it's not a mock; it's a look at what could shake things up) and Burrow falling isn't even the biggest surprise on it.

Ever since the Tuck Rule Game 18 years ago, things almost always seem to go the Patriots' way. Will that change now that Tom Brady's in Tampa? Sorry, Pats haters, but Jonathan Jones says it won't. In his one and only mock of 2020, Jonathan has Tua falling to No. 17, which is when the Pats deal with Dallas for him; meanwhile, the Dolphins go OL early and STILL get their QB.