Everyone loves to complain that it's too early to hand out draft grades, but you know what everyone loves even more than complaining? DRAFT GRADES! And Pete Prisco's got them for all 32 teams, including four 'A's. The Pick Six Superfriends join me to grade the NFC (John Breech wonders what the Packers' best case scenario could be: Jordan Love starts in 2021 or Aaron Rodgers plays out his deal?) and much more.

The draft hasn't even been over for 48 hours yet, which means it's time for our first 2021 mock. Granted, things could change in the next approximately 363 days, but Ryan Wilson's got an early look at how it could shake out, with Trevor Lawrence going No. 1 to the Jags and three QBs going in the top eight.

Jason La Canfora tends to applaud those who zig while everyone else zags, which is why his look at the four most interesting draft classes took an unusual path. Instead of getting caught up in runs on skill players, these four teams won by finding great value elsewhere. JLC has more draft insider notes, too; he even floats a fascinating landing spot for Trevor Lawrence.

Just because the draft is over doesn't mean teams are finished tweaking their rosters. It doesn't even mean there aren't some blockbuster deals on the horizon. Cody Benjamin says there are 10 post-draft moves that teams should definitely make, including the Cowboys trading for Jamal Adams and the Pats moving for this QB.

Speaking of post-draft moves, what happens now for Cam Newton? Several teams drafted QBs and Jameis Winston found a home, so there's a whole new landscape out there. Cody Benjamin broke down Cam's possible landing spots in tiers, including three to forget about, four that are unlikely and three that are still possible (this one has long made the most sense).

The Eagles did plenty of maneuvering in the draft and, as you may have seen on Twitter, they actually took a QB in Round 2. They wound up with 10 picks (as many as they had in the last two drafts combined) so, how did they do? Jeff Kerr broke down one thing Philly got right, and three it failed to do ... where's the help on D?