Would it be surprising if the Colts made a move for a QB? Do the Vikings have to go DB (and can you even name their No. 2 WR)? Ryan Wilson and Sean Wagner-McGough join me for Part Deux of our look at the draft's most interesting teams, plus we break down the top 10 LB prospects, Sean and I rip Ryan for having a weird bad habit and much more.

While many GMs will be in their basement 'war room' surrounded by laptops and digital screens, Dave Gettleman is more likely to face the draft with some No. 2 pencils and notebooks. Chris Trapasso says we should expect the unexpected from the Giants GM, and that's why he has N.Y. with a curveball No. 4 pick (and more of the same in Round 2).

Here's what we know: Joe Burrow is going No. 1. Here's what's uncertain: PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING ELSE. Actually, we are pretty certain there will be surprises, and Ryan Wilson has predicted five of them. Ryan says Justin Herbert won't hear his name called until after Jordan Love hears his, and check out who'll be a stunning top 10 pick.

It wasn't that long ago, actually only a few months, when NFL evaluators and decision-makers were telling Jason La Canfora they preferred Tua Tagovailoa over Joe Burrow. But now JLC's supposed to believe that droves of teams prefer Justin Herbert over Tua? JLC says that feels like a smokescreen, and he's got more draft insight; here's whose buzz is building.

At its core, the NFL Draft is a glorified crapshoot. Often, picks just don't work out. But there have also been times when an NFL immortal like Roger Staubach was taken in the 10th round or Tom Brady in the sixth. Cody Benjamin sizes up every team's all-time best draft pick; for the Eagles, it happened a long, long time ago.

You can't have a conversation about the biggest busts in draft history without mentioning Ryan Leaf, but was the No. 2 pick in 1998 the worst of the last 30 years? John Breech ranked the top 10 biggest busts, and one of them beat out not only Leaf, but even JaMarcus Russell.