Heading into the NFL draft, there are certain players who you can make a confident estimate about where they might be drafted.
For instance, maybe a few quarterbacks will go inside the top five picks. But it doesn't always happen that way.
Sometimes, players fall down the board and get drafted later than you might expect.
A classic example of this is Aaron Rodgers falling to No. 24 overall in the 2005 draft. After Alex Smith was taken at No. 1, Rodgers continued to fall.
Below you'll find a first-round mock draft, but we'll also look at three players who could potentially fall down the board for one reason or another.