The 2016 is in the books. The order of things is getting clearer, not just because of the performances in Indianapolis, but also due to public (and not so public) comments made about this year's draft cla s by NFL general managers, coaches and scouts.Obviously, free agency will change the needs of teams over the course of the next few weeks. In fact, the release of veterans like defensive ends () and () are already creating roster holes that will need to be filled via the draft, if no veteran is brought in. But with the combine behind us, it's worth a look to see where players' value lay at this point in the proce s. Note that I've projected third- and fourth-round compensatory picks in this mock draft. | It's quite po sible the will consider defensive back Jalen ey at this pick. But for now, I'll go with Tunsil, who would team with to form a nice pair of bookends in front of second-year quarterback . Head coach Hue Jackson made no bones about the importance of hand size in a quarterback. Playing in Cleveland, and against and in the AFC North, it makes sense to have a big-bodied quarterback at the helm. Wentz did nothing to hurt himself at the combine. Whether the play in 's old spot or move of one their smaller starters to the slot, this is a win-win pick. Bosa showed at the combine that he's capable of standing up or playing with his hand on the turf. If 's no longer in the picture in Big D, Bosa should slide right in. This Jack of James Bradberry Iv Jersey all trades will be utilized to his fullest in the Jags' scheme. Goodbye , hello Buckner. Chip Kelly is pleased as punch that a player of Goff's talent is still available -- if his old team or the don't make a trade with the to go get him. Even after putting the transition tag on , Miami could use help rushing the pa ser especially if 34-year-old isn't full strength coming off the Achilles Dallas Goedert Jersey injury. It doesn't appear that will re-sign, and Elliott's all-around skill set is very much appreciated in league circles. Rankins brings quickne s to the middle of the ' defensive line. Stanley plugs into the left tackle spot for the as a rookie. New Orleans instantly gets better against the run, and Billings is also able to provide pre sure if quarterbacks hold the ball in the pocket. Conklin's better-than-anticipated combine checked the boxes for a tackle able to excel in every situation -- even playing some guard to start his career, if returns healthy. If Peters can't go, then Conklin can step in. Hargreaves' average height might be an i sue for some teams, but the know he's a playmaker, pure and simple. The can't get rid of due to his contract, so they can let Lynch learn the game and improve as a redshirt in 2016. Treadwell might not be Calvin Johnson, but he's a darn good find at this spot. Teams typically don't draft pa s rushers in back-to-back years. Bell's combination of hard hits and coverage skills give him great value. needs to be better protected, and Decker will get after his man in the run game, as well -- something the need from their offensive line to be more effective on the ground. Lee can play on the weak or strong side for the without an i sue because of his combination of size and athleticism. With a free agent, the get another tall, long pa s rusher to join a stout front line in confounding offensive lines acro s the league. Washington struggled in coverage last season, giving up 30 touchdowns through the air. Apple gives them size on the outside, which they sorely need. I don't know if head coach Bill O'Brien will use this pick to get his former protege, or maybe move up into the late first or early second round ... but either way, I'll be surprised if they don't reunite. Doctson's combine workout made teams forget about his injured wrist. Quarterback is looking for a receiver in whom he can trust to win 50-50 balls. Free agency could decimate the ' receiving corps, and Coleman's the perfect foil to . How about putting two tough-minded Stanford players on the offensive line? 's on his way out, and Garnett's able to keep healthy and plow a hole for . This is becoming a popular prediction due to the ' need for a defensive tackle and their willingne s to take a chance on talent despite off-field question marks. General manager Ted Thompson has a knack for patiently waiting until a good value falls into his lap. Ragland might go earlier, but would be extremely happy to see this pick so he can do his thing outside. Now that is starting to round into shape a bit on the left side, the might look to get an athletic pa s protector acro s the way to keep upright more regularly in 2016. Depth was a problem down the stretch for the , and Alexander's potential as a long-time starter is too strong to ignore. The strong and hard-working Ogbah would be a nice Johnny King Jersey complement to on the ' defensive line, and the need for help on the line increased with the release of . was a good find for Denver, but getting younger at that spot will help , or whomever might take snaps for the defending champs. 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