2016 NFL Mock Draft: What areas will the Packers address with their first two picks?

Assuming the Buccaneers are able to re-sign Doug Martin, they really have all of the pieces to be a very effective offensive unit. Drafting Lawson could go a long way in fixing the other side of the ball. Lawson’s draft stock is all over the map, but I believe he could be the most pro-ready 4-3 end in this draft. Tampa Bay needs one of these. — Kyle. Defensive End. Clemson. Shaq Lawson. 9. player. 48

In my opinion, Buckner is the top defensive lineman in this draft class, even though he may not have the splash plays of Bosa or Lawson on tape. He’s a complete prospect at the position and can play multiple spots on the defensive line. With JPP’s better days behind him, the Giants could use a true impact player in their front seven. — Dan. Defensive End. Oregon. DeForest Buckner. 10. player. 31

57. In a league where everyone is looking for the next Von Miller, Noah Spence might be the closest thing that this draft class offers. Chicago is still trying to gain all of the pieces to run their new 3-4 defense. Spence helps them get there in a hurry. — Kyle. Outside Linebacker. Eastern Kentucky. Noah Spence. 11. player

Clemson. Mackensie Alexander. 12. player. 15. Alexander offers New Orleans a true lockdown corner. Considering they’re in a division with Cam Newton, Matt Ryan, and Jameis Winston, this would be a wise investment. The Saints need some ascending talent on their defense, and finding cornerstone pieces in their secondary would be a good place to start. — Dan. Cornerback