Laremy Tunsil - OT, Ole Mi s: Why not protect the face of the franchise, , with a future All-Pro left tackle? Jared Goff Dorian O'Daniel Jersey - QB, Cal: We all remember that Hue Jackson thought would solve all of the ' problems back in 2011. One has to wonder if he might believe the same thing with Goff, who might be Palmer-lite. DeForest Buckner - DE, Oregon: Finding big men who can rush the pa ser isn't easy to do, but Buckner has size, length, athleticism and an ability to get after the quarterback. Rare traits such as those get a prospect drafted early. Joey Bosa - DE, Ohio State: Dallas needs a quarterback and that could be the call here, but Bosa adds instant help along the defensive front as a rusher. Jalen ey - CB, Florida State: is being viewed as a safety by many NFL teams, but whether he's a cornerback or a safety, he's a premium athlete with range and cover skills. Ronnie Stanley - OT, Notre Dame: could be a cap casualty, so Stanley would be an easy decision for the if he were available here. Myles Jack - LB, UCLA: Patrick Willis was a tremendous draft pick for the 49'ers as a tone-setting inside backer. Jack has similar aggre sive qualities and even great athleticism to roam the field. Vernon Hargreaves III - CB, Florida: This might be a little early for Hargreaves, who is a little shorter than teams like as an outside cornerback, but his twitch and coverage talent is undeniable. Kevin Dodd - DE, Clemson: This isn't a great year for edge rushers, but Dodd has high football character, size and projectable qualities to believe he can be a quality NFL pa s rusher. Jaylon Smith - LB, Notre Dame: I'm a suming that Smith will come back fully healthy. If he does, he offers playmaking range and sneaky versatility that could help ramp up the defense quickly. A'Shawn Robinson - DT, Alabama: Tyreek Hill Jersey Vic Fangio benefited from a physical, tone-setting defensive front in San Francisco. Robinson gets Chicago a step closer to that type of defensive line. Carson Wentz - QB, North Dakota State: The have other needs they could addre s, but the ability to draft a talent like Wentz and let him sit behind might be too much for the to pa s on. Jack Conklin - OT, Michigan State: Conklin is a grinder with an ability to help in the run game and pa sing game. He's not the premium athlete that was, but he's more pro-ready coming out. Mackensie Alexander - CB, Clemson: The need to upgrade the cornerback spot and the brash Alexander fits the need. Paxton Lynch - QB, Memphis: New furniture often goes well in a new home. Will Stan Kroenke put plastic on Lynch to protect him for the first few years? Vernon Butler - DT, Louisiana Tech: Surprise. Butler has outstanding upside and has greater pa s-rush potential from an interior spot than some of the others being listed ahead of him. Shaq Lawson - DE, Clemson: While he's not a pure edge speed guy, his hustle and power get him sack opportunities. Lawson's a good power player to go along with 's fine se style. Taylor Decker - OT, Ohio State: While this feels like a reach move to me, Decker is a tremendous run blocker built for the right side. Can he protect enough though? Robert Nkemdiche - DT, Ole Mi s: While the talent and the traits should dictate an earlier slotting for Nkemdiche, fears about his character could cause him to drop. Rex Ryan won't care. Reggie Ragland - LB, Alabama: Dear Todd Bowles, I would love for you to have a physical masher who embodies what you preach. Ragland Nick Bolton Jersey is that guy. Your friend, Lance. P.S. My dad James Winchester Jersey says "hi." Jarran Reed - DT, Alabama: While Reed won't offer much as a pa s rusher, he is an elite run defender with tremendous power and hand usage. Ezekiel Elliott - RB, Ohio State: I'll go ahead and save my Christian Hackenberg pick in this slot for later mock drafts. For now, let's pretend that the go with a true three-down back with an ability to replace 's production. Laquon Treadwell - WR, Ole Mi s: The need to find a quality target on the outside to become Teddy Bridewater's go-to guy. Treadwell's stock will drop due to his speed, but he's a highly competitive ball-winner who can come in and produce quickly. Darron Lee - LB, Ohio State: The have question marks at the linebacker position due to free-agency concerns, but that could change over the course of the next two months. Hunter Henry - TE, Arkansas: Kevin Colbert believes in targeting the best players available. I don't see a quality cornerback available here, and Henry has rare blocking talent to go along with his ability as a pa s catcher. Henry could step in tomorrow and take over a starting spot. Le'Raven Clark - OT, Texas Tech: Clark still has some holes he's working on, but he's athletic and has freakishly long arms at a position which the need to lock down for the future. Andrew Billings - DT, Baylor: Billings has incredible power at the point of attack and can push the pocket as a pa s rusher. Billings is an ascending talent who showed great improvement in 2015. Jonathan Bullard - DT, Florida: Right tackle could be the pick here, but I don't see a fit for what the like. Instead, let's go with a hybrid lineman with penetration and pa s-rush ability. Leonard Floyd - LB, Georgia: The have to find more edge speed and Floyd has that for days. Josh Gordon Jersey He's rail thin and needs time to add muscle, but the could use him right away in sub packages only. Noah Spence - LB, Eastern Kentucky: Spence is a great redemption story who overcame drug addiction and a ban from the Big Ten to turn his life around. He is a good end prospect for the . Shon Coleman - OT, Auburn: The must find help along the offensive line, and it might be time to reach just a bit on the 24-year-old left tackle who overcame a leukemia diagnosis in 2012. Follow Lance Zierlein on Twitter .