1. Carolina - I agree with the consensus that they will probably take Fairley from Auburn - he's an all-world DT prospect like Suh (and yes, Haynesworth) who can take over a game when properly motivated. Unless he tanks his interviews and the combine, he'll go #1 overall.
2. Denver - Tebow has shown he was a fantastic pick in the first round, maybe even a steal. They won't go QB here - I wouldn't be surprised to see them go Patrick Peterson here. One of the elite DE/OLB prospects is also an option, but with John Fox the HC out there, they will most likely go defense first.
3. Buffalo - they will go QB, but which one? A lot of teams have Newton dropping, but I could see a team like Buffalo taking a shot at him really high. He's got that boom or bust potential; if he booms, it could turn a pathetic franchise like the Bills around in a hurry. Gabbert from Missouri is also an option here.
4. Cincinatti - They are going to have a huge hole at WR to fill when Ochocinco moves on (he may be done already, he's on the tail-end of his career), but with the Palmer trade-demands, they have a need at QB also. Newton, Gabbert, Mallet and Locker are all options here. But so are Julio Jones, AJ Green, etc. Not sure if any of this year's WR crop is worthy of a top 5 pick though. That being said, the Bengals will not pass on Patrick Peterson if he drops to them, and I wouldn't be surprised to see them take another impact defensive player if he doesn't, especially with Marvin Lewis signing an extension.
5. Arizona - they need a QB also, but I think they like their rookie from this year, Max Hall. So they may go the veteran QB route (McNabb, anyone?) as a stop-gap until Hall can develop. Beanie Wells has been a disappointment, and with Whisenhunt at the helm, I wouldn't be surprised to see them reach on Ingram here to improve the running game. Either that, or an impact Defensive player.
6. Cleveland - Colt McCoy seems to be well-liked in Cleveland, so I doubt they go QB.
7. San Francisco - I could see them going QB, but they probably have their eyes on Gabbert. If he is gone, they could trade down or take a defensive player. Maybe Prince Amukamara from Nebraska or one of the DE/OLB prospects. Vonn Miller, Rob Quinn, Marcell Dareus are all options here. They also have a big needs at WR and OL, so this pick really is a wild card.
8. Tennessee - They could very well go QB here also, with the aging Collins their best option at this point.
9. Dallas - Jerrah still likes Romo, even with his struggles this year. I think the Cowgirls look to shore up that terrible secondary here, with Peterson or Amakamura (god forbid either drops this far), or maybe reaching on Brandon Harris from Miami. The Girls also desperately need to revamp their OL, but Jerrah hates drafting OL in the first round and that trend will probably continue, since there aren't any elite OL prospects in this year's draft (compared to recent years). However there is always someone who reaches on an OT prospect, so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Girls trade down here either.
So I see 3-4 QBs potentially off the board, but I'm not sold that they will be. I think Newton and Gabbert are the big prizes, and if they are gone, teams will be hesitant to draft a QB. This could all change at the combine, however, if one of the other QBs steps up and blows everyone away. I have a feeling the hot name in April will be Andy Dalton, after he lights up the combine.