Mock drafts are the ultimate exercise in futility.

No matter how hard the talking heads at ESPN or NFL Network try, they will never get a correct mock draft because it’s always changing. Nobody ever gets the picks 100% right. And that’s okay, because I’ve always found mocks fun, even if the Chiefs traded away their first round pick.

So here’s the Booster’s second-ever NFL mock draft, complete with crazy trade scenarios—because those are always fun.

1. Arizona Cardinals TRADE with Oakland Raiders — Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma

ARI: Pick 4, 27, 36

OAK: Kyler Murray

Jon Gruden loves Kyler Murray. This is kind of obvious. But with this trade, the Cardinals seemingly fleece the Raiders into giving up valuable draft capitol to take a spectacular QB with Derek Carr, a former MVP candidate, still on roster.

2. San Francisco 49ers — Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio State

Bosa is the best pure pass rusher in the draft. Pairing him with Dee Ford and the rest of the 49er D-Line will make facing the Niners a nightmare for NFC West offenses for years.

3. New York Jets TRADE with Denver Broncos — Drew Lock, QB, Missouri

NYJ: Pick 10, pick 42, next year’s 1

DEN: Drew Lock

News came out that the Jets and GM Mike Maccagnan were in the process of gaining more picks. Murray going at 1 might send a trade frenzy for a QB, so Broncos GM John Elway jumps over everyone to grab the second coming of Kyle Boller. Another bust at QB for Elway, especially at 3 overall, but one that seems very likely for him to make.

4. Arizona Cardinals (from Oakland) — Quinnen Williams, DL, Alabama

Arizona needs players everywhere. Quinnen Williams should have probably gone first overall due to sheer talent. New coach Kliff Kingsbury grabs himself a cornerstone for his defense, proving to the world that he’s not entirely focused on offense. Yet.

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky

The Bucs grab themselves a linebacker to slot into new DC Todd Bowles’ defense here. Don’t be surprised if the Bucs surprise the draft world here with a shocker selection, though. They’re at bit of a wild card.

6. New York Giants TRADE with Atlanta Falcons — Ed Oliver, DT, Houston

NYG: 14, next year’s 1, later round picks

ATL: Ed Oliver

This draft has the potential to be chaotic for the first few picks. This continues with Oliver, who Atlanta would surely covet due to his plug-and-play ability on the defensive line. Don’t worry, Big Blue, your QB is still coming.

7. Jacksonville Jaguars — Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida

T.J. Hockenson is good. He’s just not top-10 good. No tight end is. Looking at you, Eric Ebron.

8. Detroit Lions TRADE with Washington Redskins — Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State

DET: 15, WAS 2nd round, WAS 2020 1st round

WAS: Dwayne Haskins

Haskins goes to a place he doesn’t want to go because Dan Snyder is a terrible human being who makes terrible QB choices. Perfect pick so far!

9: Buffalo Bills — Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama

Buffalo could go for another defensive playmaker here, but I think they’d rather give Josh Allen some insurance on the O-line.

10. New York Jets — Montez Sweat, EDGE, Mississippi State

His heart issues aren’t going to scare off teams who paid attention to the Oakland Raiders rookie class last year. Mo Hurst did fine enough, so I doubt that Sweat, who wins with athleticism and precision, would fall further than the top 15.

11. Cincinnati Bengals — Devin White, ILB, LSU

Zac Taylor isn’t getting rid of Andy Dalton with his first round pick. That defense has some issues, and getting a rangy linebacker to help will definitely set some grounding for the 2019 season.

12. Green Bay Packers — T.J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa

Fant is more athletic, Hock is more reliable. Take your pick. I think Green Bay might go for the more traditional of the two Hawkeyes with this pick.

13. Miami Dolphins — Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State

It seems like Miami’s been rebuilding their defense since 2003. I don’t think this is where they take a QB, either. Expect them to swing for a Tyree Jackson later, but protecting Ryan Fitzpatrick with a solid O-Lineman here would help the team as a whole.

14. New York Giants — Daniel Jones, QB, Duke

They miss out on Haskins, which would be the dream pairing, but a lot of evidence points towards the front office being ambivalent to either Jones or Haskins. Gentleman gets his man, and the Giants languish in agony for another fifteen years. Probably not.

15. Detroit Lions — Brian Burns, EDGE, Florida State

They’d rather have Sweat, but I think Matt Patricia would be fine with the sleek Seminole as well.

16. Carolina Panthers — Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson

Space. Eaters. Carolina needs a lot of those, though I think they could be another wild card.

17. New York Giants — Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson

Remember when he did the splits? Especially after taking Jones, NYG needs to remember their issues on defense. They could address that with Wilkins.

18. Minnesota Vikings — Garrett Bradbury, C, N.C. State

Mini soda needs some more hogmollies up front to protect million dollar man Kirk Cousins. A few pieces on the O-Line will help Cousins prove whether or not he’s worth that price tag.

19. Tennessee Titans — Rashan Gary, DE, Michigan

Tennessee is difficult to figure out. Here I have them taking the safe pick of a defensive lineman, though they could go out on a limb and give Marcus Mariota a weapon with this pick.

20. Pittsburgh Steelers — Byron Murphy, CB, Washington

It’s either him or Rock Ya-Sin. Developing corner picks might not be all the rage right now, but that seems like what PIT might do. That, or trade back with the Seahawks.

21. Seattle Seahawks — Dex Lawrence, DT, Clemson

They traded with the Chiefs to get some youth on the defense. Here’s one pick that might help.

22. Baltimore Ravens — Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, WR, Oklahoma

A lot of league execs say he’s better than Metcalf, and I’d agree. Lamar Jackson, paired with an electric wide receiver as a down field threat? Terrifying. Cleveland doesn’t have this division won yet.

23. Houston Texans — Cody Ford, OT, Oklahoma

Protect Deshaun Watson. Please.

24. Oakland Raiders —  Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama

Gotta find the Beast Mode replacement. He doesn’t have the same tools, but he definitely could help Derek Carr/Kyler Murray take a load off.

25. Philadelphia Eagles — Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame

They’ve gotta stop the likes of Ezekiel Elliott and Saquon Barkley.

26. Indianapolis Colts — Greedy Williams, CB, LSU

Some of the corners on that roster are getting a little older. Williams has great size and could contribute game one.

27. Arizona Cardinals — D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss

Here’s the splash. Metcalf would run rampant in Kliff’s offense, especially with the opportunity to learn behind Larry Fitzgerald. In three years, no matter who’s behind center, he might lead the league in receptions.

28. Los Angeles Chargers — Rock Ya-Sin, CB, Temple

I hate this pick because I love Ya-Sin, but it’s a move I feel like the Chargers should make in order to compete in divisions with Patrick Mahomes, Kyler Murray, and Drew Lock.

29. Seattle Seahawks — Johnathan Abram, S, Mississippi State

Seattle gets some secondary help. Don’t be surprised if they go with Delaware’s Nasir Adderly or hometown hero Taylor Rapp with this pick, either.

30. Green Bay Packers — Dalton Risner, OT, Kansas State

Is he older? Yes. Will he protect Aaron Rodgers? Yes. Underrated prospect because I’m a K-State fan.

31. Los Angeles Chargers — Noah Fant, TE, Iowa

TAKE THAT, NEW ENGLAND. This provides Jared Goff with yet another athletic weapon. I wouldn’t be surprised if Fant takes a Travis Kelce “big wide receiver” role in LA.

32. New England Patriots — Devin Bush, ILB/S, Michigan

The Pats miss out on Noah Fant and settle for a hybrid linebacker. The world is a slightly better place. Of course, they could also take Alabama’s Deionte Thompson.