Day 2 Players to Watch in 2016 NFL Draft
As we get set set for Day 2 of the NFL Draft, here's a look at the top 13 players who are still available.
A linebacker out of LSU, Jones is a consistent prospect who tackles well and can play on all three downs.
The Alabama linebacker was projected by many to go in the first round and can bring a lot of athleticism to the Falcons.
Dodd could join fellow Clemson DL Grady Jarrett and Vic Beasley, Jr. to further improve Atlanta's pass rush.
Henry is arguably the best tight end in this draft. He finished last season with 739 receiving yards and three touchdowns on 51 receptions.
Projected by some to go in the first round, the Florida defensive lineman is quick off the snap and has impressive tackling ability.
A Nick Saban pupil, Reed can eat a lot of blocks and regularly beat opponents at the point of attack.
 Strong off the edge, Ogbah has the makeup of a solid NFL pass-rusher.
The Falcons need to add youth at offensive line, and Westerman, an extremely strong guard, could be a long-term solution.
Ward is a versatile D-lineman who has a big frame and has good initial quickness.
Hooper comes out of a school known for developing tight ends (Stanford). He has the hands and speed needed to become a reliable pass-catcher in the NFL.
Nassib led the nation in sacks last year with 15.5 and has a giant frame (6-foot-7, 277 pounds).
Vannett is a well-rounded tight end who can block well and contribute in the passing game.
Whitehair thrived at Kansas State and earned All-Big 12 honors four straight years.
