11. New York Jets

A.J. Epenesa | EDGE | Iowa

Offensive tackle is also a need here, so don’t count out Iowa’s Tristan Wirfs at this spot. That said, this defense has been desperate for an impact edge rusher for some time now, and this scenario provides them the perfect opportunity. Epenesa is a powerful rusher who can collapse the pocket and set the edge against the run.

12. Las Vegas Raiders

Isaiah Simmons | LB | Clemson

This defense needs quite a few things, so why not take a defender who can play just about every position? While some may view Simmons as a ‘tweener, a smart team will see his versatility as a positive. Simmons has lined up at linebacker, defensive back, and even on the edge, wreaking havoc on opposing offenses from every spot.

13. Indianapolis Colts

Jordan Love | QB | Utah State

Jacoby Brissett had his moments, but the Colts need to find a quarterback of the future with a higher ceiling. This may seem early for Love, but if he impresses at the Senior Bowl, he could easily lock himself into the top-15 conversation. He regressed statistically in 2019, but he’s got all the tools to develop into a franchise passer.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tristan Wirfs | OT | Iowa

This is an ideal scenario for the Bucs, who need to upgrade at least one of their tackle spots this offseason. Regardless of who is playing quarterback in Tampa Bay next season, the protection needs to improve in a big way if that player is going to succeed. Wirfs is ready to start from Day 1, and would be a bargain at this spot.

15. Denver Broncos

Javon Kinlaw | DL | South Carolina

Denver already boasts one of the NFL’s best edge-rushing tandems, but they could use a dominant, disruptive playmaker for the interior of their defensive line. Kinlaw is an absolute monster with rare athleticism and explosiveness for his size, making him the perfect pick to take advantage of the attention opposing offenses are forced to pay to Von Miller and Bradley Chubb.