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

By Dan Dahlke

Stanford Cardinal tight end Austin Hooper (18, front) scores a touchdown against Washington Huskies defensive back Ezekiel Turner (24, back). Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
Stanford Cardinal tight end Austin Hooper (18, front) scores a touchdown against Washington Huskies defensive back Ezekiel Turner (24, back). Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports /
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Arizona Wildcats running back Nick Wilson is tackled by Boise State Broncos safety Darian Thompson (4). Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Arizona Wildcats running back Nick Wilson is tackled by Boise State Broncos safety Darian Thompson (4). Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports /

32. The Super Bowl just reminded us how important having dominating pass rushers is. Arizona would sure have liked to have gotten a little more pressure on Cam Newton in the NFC championship game. Whether his hand is in the dirt or standing as an outside backer, Calhoun possesses the skills to develop into an elite NFL pass rusher. — Kyle. Defensive End. Michigan State. Shilique Calhoun. 29. player

Boise State. Darian Thompson. 30. player. 87. Being one of the best teams in the league allows you the luxury of planning for the future. Thompson is an impact safety that can play immediately, but is possibly a long term replacement for Roman Harper. He is one of the more aggressive safeties in this class and would be a good fit for the NFC champion Panthers. — Kyle. Safety

45. A late run on tackles in the first round could be a possibility. One of the few glaring needs for many of the 2015 playoff teams seems to be on the offensive line. Despite an impressive Super Bowl performance, the Broncos were exposed at the two tackle positions against Carolina’s pass rushers. — Dan. Offensive Tackle. Auburn. Shon Coleman. 31. player

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