11. N.Y. Jets (7-9) — Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa
Both of New York’s tackles are set to enter free agency, and Wirfs should be able play on either side of the offensive line, likely starting on the left.
12. Las Vegas (7-9) — Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU
Derrick Brown, a supreme talent, would be a tempting selection here. Instead GM Mike Mayock goes with a receiver who can contribute alongside Tyrell Williams. Jefferson, who impressed with a 4.43-second 40-yard dash at the combine, will only make Derek Carr better. The wideout shone in big games against Clemson, Oklahoma, Georgia, Florida and Texas — he doesn’t shy from tough matchups.
13. Indianapolis (7-9) — Derrick Brown, DL, Auburn
Brown couldn’t have fallen to a better team. At the combine, Chris Ballard was bemoaning the Colts’ inability to generate pressure from the interior. That’s what Brown does best. It’s a perfect match of best player and biggest need for Indy.
14. Tampa Bay (7-9) — Jedrick Wills, OT, Georgia
I’m betting Jameis Winston returns to the Buccaneers on a one-year, prove-it deal, so Tampa should get a left tackle to help Winston make better decisions (which probably won’t work).
15. Denver (7-9) — CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma
He’ll be good in any offense, the Broncos not excluded. Lamb and Courtland Sutton will be a nightmare for defensive backs for years to come. Throw in Noah Fant and maybe — just maybe — Drew Lock will put up good numbers in the coming years.