Essentially, any team thinking of spending a #1 on a college QB would be willing to grab Cassel with it instead, unless he takes a nose-dive from here on out.
If it's a really high #1, (say like 3rd-5th) they might trade down for low #1 and an extra #3, adding even more value to the draft. Trading down worked out nicely on Mayo.
So it could be two #1's, two #2's, and 3 #3's.
That smells like OLB, Safety, and more CB's. Maybe a TE, but defense seems a little easier to get right in the draft (based on some reading, more-so than direct observation).
We don't seem to need WR's or RB's.
If we could land even one more player who is Mayo-esque in what he brings to the team on D, pref in the secondary, we'll have a pretty good run next year.
Still have high hope for this season, but I'll admit I'm feeling shaky about Sunday's match-up.