NFL Mock Draft 2017: Projecting each first round selection

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Oct 22, 2016; Baton Rouge, LA, USA; LSU Tigers running back Leonard Fournette (7) catches a pass as Mississippi Rebels linebacker Detric Bing-Dukes (43) defends during the first quarter of a game at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports /

35. The Titans have done a nice job building up their roster through the draft. They have a nice pair of running backs, a veteran TE in Delanie Walker, and a franchise QB in Mariota. They do, however, lack the top end target at the WR position. Mike Williams solves that with a big body, huge catch radius, and a knack for the back shoulder catch. — Kyle. Wide Receiver. Clemson. TEN -- Mike Williams. 5. player

6. player. 30. I know the Jets already have Matt Forte, but he’s nearing the end of his career. New York could use a focal point for their offense, and Fournette is that kind of talent at running back. — Dan. Running Back. LSU. NYJ -- Leonard Fournette

7. player. 13. The Chargers secondary is already pretty good. However, they have been missing a playmaking safety since Eric Weddle departed. Adams gives them that playmaker in their secondary. His range and elite instincts make him a near lock to be a dominant player in the league. — Kyle. Safety. LSU. LAC -- Jamal Adams

Stanford. CAR -- Solomon Thomas. 8. player. 87. Thomas is quickly rising up draft boards because people are just getting around to his tape. While this spot may be a bit rich for Thomas, he still would fit well on the Panthers defensive line as a disruptive, yet versatile, edge defender. He’s an explosive athlete who is just tapping into his potential. — Dan. Defensive End

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2017 NFL Mock Draft: Who will land with the Green Bay Packers at 29?

By Dan Dahlke | Jan 27, 2017