With the draft only a day away, we have seen more or less every conceivable analysis of the draft.
So maybe it's time for a little bit of fun. Imagine for a moment that the NFL teams weren't selecting individual players, but were instead drafting entire programs.
At the top of the draft, if you need a quarterback, you can draft one, but only by tying yourself to the talent he comes along with. Cardale Jones might not be the best prospect, but he comes with the powerhouse of Ohio State products entering the draft at the same time. Carson Wentz, on the other hand, comes with the rest of North Dakota State's draft crop.
Let's look at how the top 10 might look if teams were drafting entire school draft classes instead of single players, because there's only so much more we can hear about Jared Goff's hand size. The No. 1 pick might surprise you.