Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor is among the players whose jobs or roles could be in jeopardy given fresh competition from the NFL draft.

Four teams, including the Patriots, received an A in USA TODAY Sports’ 2019 NFL draft grades, while the Giants were behind everyone else.

The 2019 NFL draft resumes Friday for Rounds 2 and 3, and USA TODAY Sports is providing analysis for every team and pick.

After their three first-round picks, the Giants might have surpassed the Jets as New York’s subject of draft-related scorn.

From the Cardinals at No. 1 to the Patriots at No. 32, USA TODAY Sports provides analysis on every first-round pick of the 2019 NFL draft.

With the 2019 NFL draft just a day away, USA TODAY Sports gives its latest look at the first round, starting with the Cardinals at No. 1.

Whether it’s finding a quarterback for the future or picking up an immediate starter, all 32 NFL teams have varying needs for a passer in the draft.

The Buccaneers and Raiders both face six-week stretches in which they play on the road four times and lack a true home game.

Trades always shake up the first round of the NFL draft, so USA TODAY Sports projected a few trades that could alter this year’s outlook.