NFC North:
Chicago Bears: Khalil Mack
Khalil Mack didn’t do “Khalil Mack things” in 2019 and suddenly he’s not one of the best defensive players in all of football? At any rate, the Ravens would take a picture-perfect defender for their defense and watch it go from great to elite.
Detroit Lions: Kenny Golladay
Did anyone else realize that Kenny Golladay led the NFL in touchdown receptions in 2019? It’s understandable if you didn’t because Matthew Stafford missed half the season with aback injury. This makes what Golladay did all the more impressive. With his enormous size (6’4″ 214-lbs.) and deep speed, he would complete Baltimore’s dynamic offense and give it a red-zone nightmare.
Green Bay Packers: Davante Adams
Davante Adams was slowed down by injury in 2019 but still had nearly 1,000-yards in 12 games. Adams is the only receiver Aaron Rodgers trusts in Green Bay and would hate to have Adams parted from him. The Ravens, on the contrary, would love to have Adams’s “my ball” mentality on the outside.
Minnesota Vikings: Danielle Hunter
Aside from one other edge rusher who makes this list later on, Danielle Hunter is one of the league’s most underrated pass rushers. Hunter has 29 sacks over the last two seasons but hasn’t gotten the love he deserves for his play. At just 25-years old (turns 26-years old in October), Hunter’s future is as bright as anyone else’s.