2016 NFL Mock Draft 2.0: Who do the Packers select in opening three rounds?
By Dan Dahlke
The 2016 NFL Draft is only a month away. Here is another look at how the Green Bay Packers could use the first three rounds of the draft to improve their roster.
Round #1
Florida State. Jalen Ramsey. 1. player. 35. . Defensive Back
. Quarterback. North Dakota State. Carson Wentz. 2. player. 53
3. player. 13. . Offensive Tackle. Ole Miss. Laremy Tunsil
Jared Goff. 4. player. 123. . Quarterback. California
. Linebacker. UCLA. Myles Jack. 5. player. 52
Offensive Tackle. Notre Dame. Ronnie Stanley. 6. player. 26.
DeForest Buckner. 7. player. 42. . Defensive End. Oregon
. Defensive End. Ohio State. Joey Bosa. 8. player. 54
. Cornerback. Florida. Vernon Hargreaves III. 9. player. 48
Defensive Tackle. Louisville. Sheldon Rankins. 10. player. 31.
Picks #1-10: Not a lot of surprises here in the top ten. It’s the usual suspects, but the arrangement is a little different than what we’ve seen in the past.
Jalen Ramsey could very well go first overall to the Tennessee Titans–he’s that good. Tennessee could also feel they could get good value at tackle at the top of the first round.
Joey Bosa falls the Eagles at No. 8 because of scheme fit, and despite being a very good player, he’s not an elite athlete. Many may be surprised if Dallas passes on Bosa with the fourth overall pick, but they may be wise to get their quarterback of the future there in Goff.
Next: Picks #11-20