2016 NFL Three-Round Mock Draft: How the Board could fall the Packers way

45. Chris Jones probably goes almost a full round earlier if not for his recent arrest. He has the body teams look for at a 3-4 DE position and Denver needs someone to replace Malik Jackson. — Kyle. Defensive Tackle. Mississippi State. Chris Jones. 94. player

Defensive Tackle. Ohio State. Adolphus Washington. 95. player. 50. Once considered a potential first round pick, Washington’s draft stock has fallen far due to injury and character concerns. Here the Lions take a chance on him because they need a disruptive interior defensive lineman to take some attention off of Pro Bowl defensive end Ziggy Ansah. — Dan

Mississippi State. Beniquez Brown. 96. player. 47. Brown has been criticized for being a marginal athlete, but his combine numbers were not pedestrian at all. He could go higher than this pick, but falls to the Patriots. — Kyle.. Inside Linebacker

36. Seattle’s weakest position last season was easily their offensive line, and after losing two starters this offseason, the Seahawks need to use several picks to upgrade the position in the draft. Allen can start at center or move over to guard. — Dan. Center. Michigan State. Jack Allen. 97. player

45. Vannett is a good run blocker. He might even be a proficient pass catcher. We just don’t know yet because Ohio State never used him in that way. Denver needs a young tight end to help whoever ends up being the quarterback. — Kyle.. Tigth End. Ohio State. Nick Vannett. 98. player