Admit it, you get tired of all the mock drafts after a certain point. Don't they all start looking and sounding the same?

That's why the week of the draft I always do a mock draft of what teams should do, not what I think they will do. Sometimes this version of my mock actually ends up being better than the mock where I try to actually figure out what teams will do.

In this mock, I don't have the Arizona Cardinals taking Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, but instead have them taking Ohio State edge rusher Nick Bosa. I think that's still a possibility in the real draft, but it's also what they should do.

They should add Bosa to Chandler Jones and Terrell Suggs, giving them a nice combination of edge players, and keep Josh Rosen as their quarterback. He wasn't given a fair chance last year with what they played around him, so keep Rosen and let Kliff Kingsbury coach him up.

I have Murray falling down to the Miami Dolphins at No. 13, although that's probably too much of a fall. I have both Dwayne Haskins and Drew Lock going ahead of Murray. Why? I think they are better fits with the teams I have taking them and count me as one of the many who don't think Murray is as much of a slam dunk as many others do.

Just remember, this is my what-they-should-do mock, rather than a predictive one.

My final predictive mock comes Thursday, and I bet in the end this one might actually be better.

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1
Cardinals
Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State
They should take the best pass rusher in this class. They have Josh Rosen. Just let him play. 
2
49ers
Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama 
The 49ers have used a bunch of picks on defensive linemen in recent years, but this would be too good a player to pass up. Williams will be dominant. 
3
Jets
Josh Allen, LB, Kentucky
Edge. Edge. Edge. The Jets have major problems rushing the passer from the edge. Allen would alleviate those, and in a division with Tom Brady that area has to improve. 
4
Raiders
Montez Sweat, EDGE, Mississippi State 
They can get by at linebacker with Brandon Marshall and Vontez Burfict, so they pass on Devin White. But they need help at end, which is why Sweat would be a perfect pick.   
5
Buccaneers
Devin White, LB, LSU 
They need to get a big-time player in the middle of their defense as they switch to a 3-4. White is a three-down linebacker who would make an immediate impact.
6
Giants
Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State    
They have to get their quarterback of the future, so why not take Haskins in this spot? He would sit for a year behind Eli Manning and then take over in 2020.
7
Jaguars
Ed Oliver, DT, Houston   
They need offensive help, but this is a player who would be too good to pass up. Oliver would add another impressive player to a defense loaded with talent. They could also trade down here to add more picks. 
8
Lions
Brian Burns, DE, Florida State  
Their pass rush hasn't been good in a long time. It's time they get an elite edge player to address that need. They could go tight end here, but I think the value is on the edge. 
9
Bills
Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida    
They've done a nice job of adding pieces around Josh Allen this offseason. So why not one more? Taylor would step in and be an immediate starter at right tackle. 
10
Broncos
Drew Lock, QB, Missouri  
They have to get a passer for the future and this kid has a chance to be a quality starter for a long time. Lock is a John Elway-type of passer.  
11
Bengals
Cody Ford, OT, Oklahoma    
They have to get better up front and Ford is the guy who can help do that. He would be an upgrade at right tackle and could also play guard. 
12
Packers
Devin Bush, LB, Michigan    
They could use a big-play, speed linebacker in their defense like Bush. They could also go offensive line here, but I opted for Bush. 
13
Dolphins
Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma   
They need to take a shot on a quarterback and Murray would be worth the pick. This a team in rebuild mode, but why wait until next year to get a quarterback? 
14
Falcons
Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson     
They need to get help inside for Grady Jarrett, and Wilkins is that guy. He could also be insurance in case the Falcons can't get a long-term deal done with Jarrett, who has the franchise tag on him this season. 
15
Redskins
Daniel Jones, QB, Duke   
They have to get a passer at some point who they can build around. Case Keenum isn't the long-term answer. Jones could be. 
16
Panthers
Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson 
Their pass rush was a problem in the second half of the season in 2018, so landing a speed rusher would make sense. 
17
Giants

From Cleveland

Rashan Gary, EDGE, Michigan      
After taking their quarterback, the Giants could take a pass rusher. Gary is a raw and didn't play to his tools last season, but he has the ability to be a nice edge player. 
18
Vikings
Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama   
They could put Williams at left tackle after the move Riley Reiff inside to guard. Williams could also play guard down the line. 
19
Titans
T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa 
In the real draft, Hockenson probably won't fall to this spot. But in this one he did, and the Titans would be thrilled if that happened. 
20
Steelers
Greedy Williams, CB, LSU
Their cover units have had issues for a long time. Williams is a top cover player, but he does need to tackle better. He would be a Day 1 starter. 
21
Packers

Mock trade from Seattle

Noah Fant, TE, Iowa 
The Seahawks almost always trade down and with four picks in this draft they need to add some. So they take Green Bay's second first-round pick (30) and their third (75 overall) to move down as the Packers move up to get a nice pass-catching tight end. 
22
Ravens
Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma  
They have a young quarterback in Lamar Jackson, so why not grab a big-play receiver to grow with him? Brown can fly. He is coming off a foot injury and he's smallish at 170 pounds. 
23
Texans
Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State 
Their tackle situation was a disaster last season. Deshaun Watson needs to be protected better. Dillard is outstanding in pass protection. 
24
Raiders

From Chicago

Byron Murphy, CB, Washington 
They have to get better at corner and Murphy can step in and start right away. Landing a pass rusher and then a corner with their first two picks shows value. 
25
Eagles
Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, CB, Florida   
The Eagles love versatile defensive backs. Gardner-Johnson has played both nickel and safety in his career. The Eagles need help at corner right now. 
26
Colts
Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson 
The middle of their line needs to get stronger and bigger. Lawrence will do that and more. He is a massive man, but I think he can push the pocket better than most think he can. 
27
Raiders

From Dallas

Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama 
They used their first two picks on defense, so now they can land a feature back. I don't like taking backs in the first round, but this is late in the round so it's acceptable. Jacobs will be a star. 
28
Chargers
Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington   
They need to get better at right tackle and McGary is a physical player who could step in and start right away. They could go defensive line here as well. 
29
Chiefs
Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State
They lost Mitch Morse in free agency, so why not grab his replacement and let the young center grow with Patrick Mahomes? Bradbury isn't overpowering, but he is athletic and the Chiefs like that in their linemen. 
30
Seahawks

Mock trade with Green Bay via New Orleans

Jaylon Ferguson, EGE. Louisiana Tech 
There is talk the Seahawks might be trading Frank Clark, who they placed the franchise tag on last month. Even if they don't, they have to get an edge rusher to help. 
31
Rams
Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame  
Tillery is coming off an impressive season at Notre Dame and the Rams could use another big body up front with Ndamukong Suh gone. 
32
Patriots
Parris Campbell, WR, Ohio State  
This is a team that needs deep speed in the worst way. They have to get faster. Campbell is the fastest receiver in this draft.