NFL Draft 2016: Full 1st-Round Mock Draft with 1 Week Remaining

The drama surrounding the 2016 NFL draft continues to pick up, and it won't stop until the last name is called on April 30.

There has been a dramatic shift at the top of the first round, as both the No. 1 and No. 2 picks have been traded in the past couple of weeks. While the teams involved in the deals will obviously be affected, so too will almost every other team in the first round, as the options available will likely be much different.

With about a week remaining until the start of the draft on Thursday, April 28, there can still be plenty of change, since teams are still on the phones looking for the best possible deals.

Here is a look at the latest mock draft and a breakdown of some of the more notable picks.

No.	Team	Player	Pos.	School
1	Los Angeles Rams	Jared Goff	QB	California
2	Philadelphia Eagles	Carson Wentz	QB	North Dakota State
3	San Diego Chargers	Laremy Tunsil	OT	Ole Miss
4	Dallas Cowboys	Ezekiel Elliott	RB	Ohio State
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jalen Ramsey	CB	Florida State
6	Baltimore Ravens	Joey Bosa	DE	Ohio State
7	San Francisco 49ers	DeForest Buckner	DE	Oregon
8	Cleveland Browns	Myles Jack	LB	UCLA
9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Vernon Hargreaves III	CB	Florida
10	New York Giants	Ronnie Stanley	OT	Notre Dame
11	Chicago Bears	Leonard Floyd	OLB	Georgia
12	New Orleans Saints	Sheldon Rankins	DT	Louisville
13	Miami Dolphins	Eli Apple	CB	Ohio State
14	Oakland Raiders	William Jackson III	CB	Houston
15	Tennessee Titans	Jack Conklin	OT	Michigan State
16	Detroit Lions	Laquon Treadwell	WR	Ole Miss
17	Atlanta Falcons	Darron Lee	OLB	Ohio State
18	Indianapolis Colts	Taylor Decker	OT	Ohio State
19	Buffalo Bills	Shaq Lawson	DE	Clemson
20	New York Jets	Paxton Lynch	QB	Memphis
21	Washington Redskins	Reggie Ragland	ILB	Alabama
22	Houston Texans	Will Fuller	WR	Notre Dame
23	Minnesota Vikings	Josh Doctson	WR	TCU
24	Cincinnati Bengals	Corey Coleman	WR	Baylor
25	Pittsburgh Steelers	Mackensie Alexander	CB	Clemson
26	Seattle Seahawks	A'Shawn Robinson	DT	Alabama
27	Green Bay Packers	Andrew Billings	DT	Baylor
28	Kansas City Chiefs	Artie Burns	CB	Miami (Fla.)
29	Arizona Cardinals	Ryan Kelly	C	Alabama
30	Carolina Panthers	Kevin Dodd	DE	Clemson
31	Denver Broncos	Jarran Reed	DT	Alabama

Notable Picks

Philadelphia Eagles: Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State

The Philadelphia Eagles made a bold move to acquire the No. 2 pick from the Cleveland Browns, trading five total draft picks for just two in return. 

Gil Brandt of NFL Network believes this deal was in an effort to select North Dakota State quarterback Carson Wentz:

ESPN's Sal Paolantonio also relayed positive thoughts on Wentz from the Eagles camp (h/t Russillo and Kanell):

There is certainly a risk in trading for the No. 2 pick when the No. 1 pick is still unknown. However, Jared Goff does represent a better fit for the Los Angeles Rams as a more pro-ready player who can step in and make an impact for an otherwise complete team right away.

On the other hand, the Eagles might be a bit further away and should have no problem allowing Wentz to come along slowly while Sam Bradford, assuming he's still an Eagle, starts the season under center. The former North Dakota State quarterback has plenty of upside with his size (6'5"), athleticism and arm strength, but the jump from the FCS to the NFL is a big one.

If Philadelphia is patient (not something its fans are known for), this could end up being a great fit for the franchise.

Dallas Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State

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Last season proved you can't just throw any running back behind a great offensive line, although the opportunity is still there for a great running back to become a star. Khaled Elsayed of Pro Football Focus ranked the Dallas Cowboys as the best in football for the second year in a row, leading the way on both passes and runs.

Putting an elite runner like Ezekiel Elliott behind this offensive line could be deadly for the rest of the NFL.

Ike Taylor of NFL Network had high expectations for this possible match:

Unlike many running backs coming into their rookie years, Elliott is a complete player who excels with the ball in his hands as well as on passing routes and as a blocker. He can be an every-down player right out of the gate, giving the Cowboys another legitimate playmaker on offense.

While Dallas does have other needs, especially on the defensive end, the possibility of adding someone of Elliott's ability while quarterback Tony Romo can still play might be too good to pass up.

Detroit Lions: Laquon Treadwell, WR, Ole Miss

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The predraft process has not been kind to Laquon Treadwell, who was once considered a possible top-five pick but is now considered by some to not even be worth drafting in the first round. The biggest issue has been a noted lack of speed, with the receiver posting just a 4.63-second 40-yard dash at his pro day.

While this is a relatively slow time for top players at the position, it shouldn't be a factor for a player who can do so many other things on the field. Treadwell sent a message to teams looking to draft him in a letter in the Players' Tribune:

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So on draft night, when you are looking for a playmaker — a guy who can read defenses to get open, a guy who can move the chains, a guy who will battle for every jump ball and every touchdown — know that I am ready to do each one of those things on a professional level. 

And if you draft me, I will work hard from day one.

"

The receiver is obviously doing his best to sell himself, although he isn't exaggerating his abilities. Treadwell is as good as they come at fighting for a ball in the air and winning virtually every one-on-one battle. When it comes to making big plays, this might be more important than speed.

Although Treadwell won't be able to replace the retired Calvin Johnson for the Detroit Lions, the team does need someone to make plays down the field. Based on his skill set, the Ole Miss star could be Matthew Stafford's new favorite target.

Washington Redskins: Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama

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This has become the year of the versatile linebacker, with Myles Jack, Darron Lee and even Jaylon Smith capable of making plays all over the field when healthy. However, Reggie Ragland belongs in this category as well, despite being a bit overlooked.

Pro Football Focus broke down just how good the linebacker was last season:

The Alabama product was the heart of one of the best defenses in college football, making plays all over the field for the eventual national champions. He might not be as fast as the outside linebackers projected to be taken above him, but he has excellent instincts on the field and doesn't miss too many tackles.

Ragland would be perfect for a 3-4 system in which he doesn't need to cover sideline to sideline but can still run around in space and rack up tackles.

The Washington Redskins won't be the only team interested in a player of this ability, although he would be an excellent fit for a team that needs a lot of help stopping the run. 

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