Tennessee Titans: Bane
Despite his many off the field issues and inability to get along with teammates at times, Bane has the optimal size and strength to anchor the Titans offensive line for years to come. With Marcus Mariota coming off a strong rookie campaign, their top need is finding a player who can keep the quarterback upright. Bane is known for his backbreaking work ethic, and despite rumors of performance enhancing drug use, the Venom toxin has not been banned yet.
Cleveland Browns: Superman
The Last Son of Krypton was the most talked about NFL prospect. The Man of Steel didn't disappoint at the combine either, setting records for nearly every drill except the 40-yard dash. Superman's draft status was hurt by the discovery of a green rock he has a slight aversion to. But the Browns will overlook that since Superman fills nearly every need on their roster. They just have to hope defensive coordinators don't discover that rock.
San Diego Chargers: Doomsday
Doomsday has a great motor combined with elite level versatility, he truly lives up to his nickname, "The Ultimate". Doomsday's upside is tremendous as he's shown the potential to adapt quickly making him a perfect fit for the San Diego Chargers D-line, that has lacked a consistent pass rush. However there are questions about his over aggressive style and concerns about how well he receives coaching. Doomsday has piled up 100's of penalties and has been known to attack opponents between downs, referees and his own teammates.
Dallas Cowboys: The Flash
The Flash is not only a standup guy off the field, but he has the speed and agility to make a difference on the football field. The Scarlett Speedster turned heads at the combine when he ran the 40 in 0.000001 seconds. After swinging and missing on their Morris Claiborne selection back in 2012 draft, the Cowboys find their best cornerback since Deion Sanders in the Flash. Plus, Jerry Jones has always had a thing for the flashy superstars.
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