It’s officially crazy season, as the 2019 NFL draft is just three weeks away.

So let’s get crazy.

For this week’s updated four-round mock draft, let’s see what would happen if the Oakland Raiders turned this year’s draft upside down with a blockbuster trade at No. 1 overall, continuing their changing of the guard across the board.

1. Oakland Raiders (from ARI)* | Kyler Murray | QB | Oklahoma

When Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock are calling the shots, nothing should ever come as a shock. Even trading No. 27 and No. 35 overall to move up to this year’s top spot for a new franchise quarterback.

2. San Francisco 49ers | Nick Bosa | EDGE | Ohio State

John Lynch and company have to be pulling for Murray to go No. 1, because that would leave the draft’s best player on the board, at their biggest position of need. Bosa would be a steal here.

3. New York Jets | Josh Allen | EDGE | Kentucky

After losing out on Anthony Barr in free agency, the Jets are still in desperate need of an impact edge defender. Allen is one of the most complete, versatile prospects in this year’s draft, and would be the perfect fit.

4. Arizona Cardinals (from OAK)* | Quinnen Williams | DL | Alabama

If the Cardinals are indeed sticking with Josh Rosen at quarterback, this is the ideal scenario. They move back just three spots, get to more premium picks to restock a weak roster, and still land arguably the best overall prospect in the draft.

5. Cincinnati Bengals (from TB)* | Dwayne Haskins | QB | Ohio State

Any team that needs a quarterback should be looking at this spot to trade up. Here, the Bengals deal at least their second-round and third-round picks this year to replace Andy Dalton with an in-state star who has a much higher ceiling.

6. New York Giants | Montez Sweat | EDGE | Mississippi State

If the Giants are indeed rolling with Eli Manning for another year or more, this draft needs to be about stocking the rest of the roster with as much young talent as possible. Expect the trenches to come first, and a rare athlete like Sweat won’t last long.

7. Jacksonville Jaguars | D.K. Metcalf | WR | Ole Miss

Now that Nick Foles is clearly the team’s franchise quarterback, the Jags need to surround him with as much help as possible, whether that’s up front or in terms of weapons. In this situation, teaming him up with a big, fast pass-catcher like Metcalf would be ideal.

8. Detroit Lions | Brian Burns | EDGE | Florida State

Sure, the Lions just inked free agent Trey Flowers to a massive deal, but that shouldn’t keep them from adding another explosive pass rusher here. Burns proved at the combine he could add weight and still retain his athleticism, and his technique sets him apart from a deep class of edge rushers.

9. Washington Redskins (from BUF)* | Drew Lock | QB | Missouri

What, you’re not excited about a quarterback battle between Case Keenum and Colt McCoy? Didn’t think so. With Alex Smith’s future in doubt, Washington should be poised to make a jump like this (in return for a second-round pick) for the right passer, and Lock could be their man if he’s still on the board.

10. Denver Broncos | Devin White | LB | LSU

Quarterback is off the board here, but the Broncos still have some fantastic options at other positions of need in this scenario. After backing up his strong tape against SEC competition with a dominant performance at the combine, White is well worth a top-10 selection.

11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from CIN)* | Ed Oliver | DL | Houston

It’s no secret Gerald McCoy’s future appears to be in question, and this draft is the perfect chance for the Bucs to find an elite prospect to replace him. After moving back six spots and adding multiple premium picks, the Bucs still manage to land one of this year’s top overall prospects in Oliver.

12. Green Bay Packers | T.J. Hockenson | TE | Iowa

Free agency gave the Packers an opportunity to fill some of their biggest needs on defense, and they took full advantage by adding some of this year’s best available veterans. That should free them up to use this pick on a dynamic weapon for Aaron Rodgers, and Hockenson has all the tools to be an elite playmaker.

13. Miami Dolphins | Christian Wilkins | DL | Clemson

It sure looks like the Dolphins are prepared to punt on this year’s quarterback class, and if that’s the case, they should be targeting the best defensive lineman available here. In this scenario, a rare and dynamic athlete like Wilkins would be a perfect fit.

14. Atlanta Falcons | Rashan Gary | DL | Michigan

Any other year, a rare talent like Gary would likely be a top-10 lock, but this year’s defensive line class is loaded. Though injuries, inconsistency and playing somewhat out of position held back Gary at Michigan, Dan Quinn and company should be able to maximize his gifts.

15. Buffalo Bills (from WAS)* | Jawaan Taylor | OT | Florida

Helping Josh Allen has to be the focus of this draft, and while free agency has added some solid pieces to the offensive line and receiver group, they could still use a stud for each. Here they give Allen the top tackle in the draft, who can play either side, and add an extra pick in the process.

16. Carolina Panthers | Clelin Ferrell | EDGE | Clemson

This pick could go a million different ways, but the Panthers would be smart to try and replace 17-year veteran Julius Peppers on the edge. Ferrell may not have Peppers’ rare athleticism, but his size, length and technique should still make him an effective pass rusher at the next level.

17. New York Giants | Jonah Williams | OT | Alabama

After shoring up the defensive line with their first pick, the Giants use the one of the picks they received for Odell Beckham, Jr. to improve Eli Manning’s protection. Williams may not have some of the physical traits NFL teams want in a left tackle, but he’s still a beast of a blocker.

18. Minnesota Vikings | Cody Ford | OT | Oklahoma

Restocking the offensive line has to be the Vikings’ top priority in this draft, whether at tackle or along the interior. In this scenario, they get a versatile blocker in Ford who can play guard or tackle, with the power and athleticism to start from Day 1.

19. Tennessee Titans | Garrett Bradbury | OL | North Carolina State

While some may consider this early for an interior offensive lineman, last year’s draft (Quenton Nelson at No. 6) proved top prospects are top prospects, regardless of position. Bradbury is a complete player with a fantastic combination of athleticism, power and physicality.

20. Pittsburgh Steelers | Devin Bush | LB | Michigan

If Bush gets anywhere near this pick, the Steelers should be looking to move up a few spots just to make sure they get him. Landing him without trading up would be a huge win for a team that still misses Ryan Shazier terribly.

21. New England Patriots (from SEA)* | Noah Fant | TE | Iowa

Rob Gronkowski’s retirement leaves the Pats needing a weapon to replace him. Fant is the most athletic playmaker in this year’s tight end class, and well worth giving up a second-round pick and a third-round pick, especially since New England has more than one selection in each of those rounds.

22. Baltimore Ravens | Hakeem Butler | WR | Iowa State

Lamar Jackson already has a solid stable of tight ends and a new running back in Mark Ingram, but he desperately needs a true No. 1 receiver. With his rare combination of size, speed and athleticism, Butler is exactly what Jackson needs to take his game to the next level.

23. Houston Texans | Andre Dillard | OT | Washington State

The Texans have one of the league’s best young quarterbacks in Deshaun Watson, and plenty of weapons at his disposal, but their porous offensive line keeps them from maximizing their skill-position talent. Dillard has all the tools to be a quality starter at left tackle from Day 1, and an immediate upgrade for Houston.

24. Oakland Raiders (from CHI) | Greedy Williams | CB | LSU

After making a bold trade at the top of the draft for a franchise quarterback, the Raiders have to land a stud here at one of their big need positions on defense. In this situation, the best value comes at corner, where they land a raw but promising cover man with speed and length.

25. Philadelphia Eagles | Byron Murphy | CB | Washington

The Eagles have bigger needs than corner, but passing up a complete player like Murphy would be difficult. While he lacks the elite physical tools of other corners in this class, Murphy’s instincts, intelligence and ball skills set him apart.

26. Indianapolis Colts | Jerry Tillery | DL | Notre Dame

The Colts could go in many different directions here, but the value and fit are perfect with this selection. Tillery has a rare combination of size, length and versatility that makes him a dominant force regardless of where he lines up along the defensive line.

27. Arizona Cardinals (from DAL via OAK | Dalton Risner | OT | Kansas State

After making a huge trade and still getting a stud defender at No. 4, the Cardinals now have to surround Rosen with more offensive talent. That starts with improving his protection, and getting a versatile, complete blocker like Risner would be ideal here.

28. Los Angeles Chargers | Rock Ya-Sin | CB | Temple

Corner isn’t the Bolts’ biggest need, but the value just isn’t there at tackle or defensive line in this scenario. That’s why they opt for another talented cover man to add to an already scary secondary, getting one of this year’s fastest-rising names.

29. Kansas City Chiefs | Marquise Brown | WR | Oklahoma

Sure, the Chiefs have bigger needs on defense, but that won’t stop them from giving Patrick Mahomes as many weapons as possible. After filling more pressing needs with veteran free agents, the Chiefs can splurge with an undersized but explosive playmaker in Brown.

30. Green Bay Packers | Mack Wilson | LB | Alabama

After getting their tight end earlier in the first round, and filling their other defensive needs in free agency, the Packers can use this pick to address the linebacker spot. Wilson is still a bit raw, but his ceiling is through the roof thanks to top-level physical tools.

31. Denver Broncos (from LAR)* | Daniel Jones | QB | Duke

Passing on a quarterback at No. 10 makes sense in this scenario, but for all of John Elway’s confidence in Joe Flacco being “in his prime,” I doubt he could watch Jones drop so far without pouncing. In return for at least their second-round pick in this draft, the Broncos land their franchise quarterback of the future to learn behind the veteran.

32. Seattle Seahawks (from NE)* | Nasir Adderley | S | Delaware

This is an ideal scenario for the Seahawks, who move back and add extra picks in the range where they’re missing some, and still land a playmaker for the secondary. Adderley isn’t the second coming of Earl Thomas, but his athleticism and versatility give him plenty of upside.

SECOND ROUND

33. Arizona Cardinals | N’Keal Harry | WR | Arizona State

34. Indianapolis Colts (from NYJ) | A.J. Brown | WR | Ole Miss

35. Arizona Cardinals (from OAK)* | Deandre Baker | CB | Georgia

36. San Francisco 49ers | Kelvin Harmon | WR | North Carolina State

37. New York Giants | Jeffery Simmons | DL | Mississippi State

38. Jacksonville Jaguars | Greg Little | OT | Ole Miss

39. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Chris Lindstrom | OL | Boston College

40. Buffalo Bills | JJ Arcega-Whiteside | WR | Stanford

41. Los Angeles Rams (from DEN)* | Dexter Lawrence | DL | Clemson

42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from CIN)* | Chauncey Gardner-Johnson | DB | Florida

43. Detroit Lions | Irv Smith, Jr. | TE | Alabama

44. Green Bay Packers | Deebo Samuel | WR | South Carolina

45. Atlanta Falcons | Chase Winovich | EDGE | Michigan

46. Buffalo Bills (from WAS)* | Amani Oruwariye | CB | Penn State

47. Carolina Panthers | Deionte Thompson | S | Alabama

48. Miami Dolphins | Jaylon Ferguson | EDGE | Louisiana Tech

49. Cleveland Browns | Darnell Savage, Jr. | S | Maryland

50. Minnesota Vikings | Dre’Mont Jones | DL | Ohio State

51. Tennessee Titans | Zach Allen | DL | Boston College

52. Pittsburgh Steelers | Trayvon Mullen | CB | Clemson

53. Philadelphia Eagles (from BAL) | Josh Jacobs | RB | Alabama

54. Houston Texans (from SEA) | Julian Love | CB | Notre Dame

55. Houston Texans | Erik McCoy | OL | Texas A&M

56. New England Patriots (from CHI) | Taylor Rapp | S | Washington

57. Philadelphia Eagles | Yodny Cajuste | OT | West Virginia

58. Dallas Cowboys | Charles Omenihu | DL | Texas

59. Indianapolis Colts | Amani Hooker | DB | Iowa

60. Los Angeles Chargers | Blake Cashman | LB | Minnesota

61. Kansas City Chiefs | Khalen Saunders | DL | Western Illinois

62. New Orleans Saints | Dawson Knox | TE | Ole Miss

63. Kansas City Chiefs (from LAR) | Justin Layne | CB | Michigan State

64. Seattle Seahawks (from NE)* | Kaleb McGary | OT | Washington

THIRD ROUND

65. Arizona Cardinals | Elgton Jenkins | OL | Mississippi State

66. Pittsburgh Steelers (from OAK) | Riley Ridley | WR | Georgia

67. San Francisco 49ers | Lonnie Johnson, Jr. | CB | Kentucky

68. New York Jets | David Edwards | OT | Wisconsin

69. Jacksonville Jaguars | Jace Sternberger | TE | Texas A&M

70. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Jachai Polite | EDGE | Florida

71. Los Angeles Rams (from DEN)* | Tytus Howard | OT | Alabama State

72. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from CIN)* | Parris Campbell | WR | Ohio State

73. New England Patriots (from DET) | Andy Isabella | WR | UMass

74. Buffalo Bills | David Montgomery | RB | Iowa State

75. Green Bay Packers | Michael Deiter | OL | Wisconsin

76. Washington Redskins | Joejuan Williams | CB | Vanderbilt

77. Carolina Panthers | Miles Boykin | WR | Notre Dame

78. Miami Dolphins | Nate Davis | OL | Charlotte

79. Atlanta Falcons | Ross Pierschbacher | OL | Alabama

80. Cleveland Browns | Sean Bunting | CB | Central Michigan

81. Minnesota Vikings | Juan Thornhill | S | Virginia

82. Tennessee Titans | Oshane Ximines | EDGE | Old Dominion

83. Pittsburgh Steelers | Foster Moreau | TE | LSU

84. Seattle Seahawks | Isaiah Johnson | CB | Houston

85. Baltimore Ravens | Beau Benzschawel | OL | Wisconsin

86. Houston Texans | Johnathan Abram | S | Mississippi State

87. Chicago Bears | Miles Sanders | RB | Penn State

88. Detroit Lions (from PHI) | Germaine Pratt | LB | North Carolina State

89. Indianapolis Colts | Maxx Crosby | EDGE | Eastern Michigan

90. Dallas Cowboys | Jaquan Johnson | S | Miami (FL)

91. Los Angeles Chargers | Max Scharping | OT | Northern Illinois

92. Kansas City Chiefs | Darrell Henderson | RB | Memphis

93. New York Jets (from NO) | Emanuel Hall | WR | Missouri

94. Los Angeles Rams | Drue Tranquill | LB | Notre Dame

95. New York Giants (from NE via CLE) | Terrill Hanks | LB | New Mexico State

96. Washington Redskins | Terry McLaurin | WR | Ohio State

97. New England Patriots | Anthony Nelson | EDGE | Iowa

98. Jacksonville Jaguars | Joe Jackson | EDGE | Miami (FL)

99. Los Angeles Rams | Marquise Blair | S | Utah

100. Carolina Panthers | Ben Powers | OL | Oklahoma

101. Seattle Seahawks (from NE)* | Lamont Gaillard | OL | Georgia

102. Baltimore Ravens | Christian Miller | EDGE | Alabama

FOURTH ROUND

103. Arizona Cardinals | D’Andre Walker | EDGE | Georgia

104. San Francisco 49ers | Sheldrick Redwine | S | Miami (FL)

105. New York Jets | Kris Boyd | CB | Texas

106. Oakland Raiders | Ben Banogu | EDGE | TCU

107. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Damien Harris | RB | Alabama

108. New York Giants | Will Grier | QB | West Virginia

109. Jacksonville Jaguars | Justice Hill | RB | Oklahoma State

110. Cincinnati Bengals | Te’Von Coney | LB | Notre Dame

111. Detroit Lions | Mark Fields | CB | Clemson

112. Buffalo Bills | Trysten Hill | DL | UCF

113. Baltimore Ravens (from DEN) | Mecole Hardman | WR | Georgia

114. Green Bay Packers | Devin Singletary | RB | FAU

115. Carolina Panthers | Vosean Joseph | LB | Florida

116. Miami Dolphins | Brett Rypien | QB | Boise State

117. Atlanta Falcons | Mike Edwards | S | Kentucky

118. Green Bay Packers (from WAS) | Renell Wren | DL | Arizona State

119. Cleveland Browns | Joe Giles-Harris | LB | Duke

120. Minnesota Vikings | Dru Samia | OL | Oklahoma

121. Tennessee Titans | Ashton Dulin | WR | Malone

122. Pittsburgh Steelers | Malik Reed | EDGE | Nevada

123. Baltimore Ravens | Jamel Dean | CB | Auburn

124. Seattle Seahawks | Josh Oliver | TE | San Jose State

125. Denver Broncos (from HOU) | Gerald Willis III | DL | Miami (FL)

126. Chicago Bears | Jimmy Moreland | CB | James Madison

127. Philadelphia Eagles | David Long, Jr. | LB | West Virginia

128. Dallas Cowboys | Jalen Hurd | WR | Baylor

129. Indianapolis Colts | Gary Johnson | LB | Texas

130. Los Angeles Chargers | Tyree Jackson | QB | Buffalo

131. Buffalo Bills (from KC) | Emeke Egbule | LB | Houston

132. New York Giants (from NO) | Derrick Baity | CB | Kentucky

133. Los Angeles Rams | James Williams | RB | Washington State

134. New England Patriots | Daniel Wise | DL | Kansas

135. Indianapolis Colts | Kendall Sheffield | CB | Ohio State

136. Dallas Cowboys | Bobby Evans | OL | Oklahoma

137. Atlanta Falcons | Kahale Warring | TE | San Diego State

138. Philadelphia Eagles | L.J. Collier | DL | TCU

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