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

Ezekiel Elliott. 22. player. 10. One of the most complete prospects in this class, in his first year Elliott gives the Texans a contingency plan at running back behind ailing veteran Arian Foster, who is about to also hit the 30-year-old hump. The outstanding former Buckeye playmaker should be a star in the NFL and would give Houston a weapon in the backfield to build their offense around, while they work on figuring out their quarterback situation. — Dan. Running Back. Ohio State

23. player. 60. Teddy Bridgewater has had a good beginning to his career. He has done it with a mediocre group of wide receivers. Doctson is a big receiver with big play ability. I love the way he finds the ball at its highest point and adjusts to poorly thrown balls. He should be a great complement to Stefon Diggs. — Kyle. Wide Receiver. TCU. Josh Doctson

24. player. 56. Every Packers fan sighs as the Bengals snag the best pure inside linebacker in the draft. Cincinnati needs more impact players on the second level of their defense to pair with Vontaze Burfict. Ragland is not only a force against the run, but he can also drop in coverage or rush the passer. He’s a true three-down linebacker at the next level. — Dan. Linebacker. Alabama. Reggie Ragland