NFL Mock Draft 2017: An early look at the first three rounds

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Virginia Tech Hokies tight end Bucky Hodges (7) runs the ball after a catch against Pittsburgh Panthers defensive back Dennis Briggs (20) during the second quarter at Lane Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports /

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Center. LSU. Browns - Ethan Pocic. 65. player. 53.

. Running Back. Oregon. 49ers - Royce Freeman. 66. player. 42

67. player. 52. . Defensive Tackle. Washington. Jaguars - Elijah Qualls

. Tight End. Virginia Tech. Bears - Bucky Hodges. 68. player. 57

35. . Cornerback. Virginia Tech. Titans - Brandon Facyson. 69. player

35. . Cornerback. LSU. Jets - Tre'Davious White. 70. player

Florida. Panthers - Marcus Maye. 71. player. 87. . Safety

72. player. 13. . Wide Receiver. Virginia Tech. Chargers - Isaiah Ford

Saints - Jourdan Lewis. 73. player. 15. . Cornerback. Michigan

Texas A&M. Eagles - Josh Reynolds. 74. player. 54. . Wide Receiver

Texas Tech. Cardinals - Patrick Mahomes. 75. player. 32. . Quarterback

. Center. West Virginia. Bengals - Tyler Orlovsky. 76. player. 56

Alabama. Bills - Eddie Jackson. 77. player. 16. . Safety

Washington. Colts - Azeem Victor. 78. player. 46. . Inside Linebacker

. Tight End. Clemson. Titans - Jordan Leggett. 79. player. 35

26. . Wide Receiver. Eastern Washington. Ravens - Cooper Kuup. 80. player

60. . Running Back. Oklahoma. Vikings - Joe Mixon Jr.. 81. player

Washington Huskies defensive back Kevin King (20) almost intercepts a pass intended for Washington State Cougars wide receiver Tyler Baker (26) during the fourth quarter at Husky Stadium. Washington beat Washington State 45-10. Mandatory Credit: Jennifer Buchanan-USA TODAY Sports /

49. The Packers could easily go running back here as well. Toledo’s Kareem Hunt is a great talent and still available. However, with running backs like Jeremy McNichols, Corey Clement, and Wayne Gallman also available, the Packers could wait one more round before they address the position. LSU’s Kendell Beckwith is also still available and is an intimidating inside linebacker who would shore up a position lacking depth on defense. However, overall, cornerback is the more pressing need, and there are only a few starting-quality corners left on the board. I took King over guys like Cam Sutton and Chidobe Awuzie because I believe he possesses more upside at the position. King has good straight-line speed and athleticism on his 6-foor-3, 196-pound frame. He also shows good ball skills with two interceptions and 15 pass defensed in 2016, and he has the strength to press at the line. King would give the Packers another tall cornerback other than LaDarius Gunter to match up against some of the elite receivers in the NFL.. Cornerback. Washington. Packers - Kevin King. 82. player

Vikings - Jaleel Johnson. 84. player. 60. . Defensive Tackle. Iowa

Notre Dame. Texans - Quenton Nelson. 85. player. 10. . Guard

86. player. 44. . Edge. Alabama. Falcons - Ryan Anderson

87. player. 48. . Wide Receiver. Michigan. Buccaneers - Amara Darboh

Steelers - Jarron Jones. 88. player. 55. . Defensive Line. Notre Dame

player. 45. . Center/Guard. Michigan. Broncos - Mason Cole. 89

Cornerback. Tennessee. Seahawks - Cam Sutton. 90. player. 36.

Texas A&M. Lions - Daeshon Hall. 91. player. 50. . Defensive End

. Cornerback. Colorado. Giants - Chidobe Awuzie. 92. player. 31

124. . Inside Linebacker. LSU. Chiefs - Kendell Beckwith. 93. player

player. 28. . Edge. Ohio State. Raiders - Sam Hubbard. 94

47. . Edge. Kansas State. Patriots - Jordan Willis. 95. player

player. 123. . Safety. Utah. Cowboys - Marcus Williams. 96

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2017 NFL Mock Draft: An early look at the first three rounds

By Dan Dahlke | Dec 16, 2016

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