2015 NFL Mock Draft 2.0: Picks 21-32
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Eli Harold, DE/OLB, Virginia
The pass rush is one of several areas the Bengals should be looking to address in the early rounds. While Harold may need to add some size to become an every-down defensive end at the next level, he'd still have plenty of chances to contribute as a nickel rusher off the weakside edge until then.
22. Pittsburgh Steelers - Arik Armstead, DT, Oregon
If the Steelers' defense is to turn things around after a relatively disappointing season, the rebuild needs to start up front. Armstead is a highly versatile player that can fill a number of positions across the defensive line, with a proven ability to play against the run and upside as a pass-rusher.
23. Detroit Lions - Andrus Peat, OT, Stanford
Some skill-position talent gives the Lions the opportunity to become one of the NFL's most productive offenses, but they'll need to improve up front to make the most of their weapons. Peat is one of the top linemen in this draft, filling a pressing need for Detroit with the ability to play tackle on either side.
24. Arizona Cardinals - Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA
With the majority of the first-round edge-rushers off the board, the Cardinals address another front-seven need at inside linebacker. Kendricks would step in as a starter from Day 1, solidifying the position and helping the defense to remain a strength for the team going forward.
25. Carolina Panthers - T.J. Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh
The Panthers' most important offseason task is to get Cam Newton some help on the offensive side of the ball, and bolstering the offensive line is one way to do so. Clemmings has the skill set to be a long-term starter at left tackle and could earn the job coming out of training camp.
26. Baltimore Ravens - Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia
With Justin Forsett hitting the free-agent market, the Ravens opt for the top running back in this class and one of the best prospects at the position in several years. All indications continue to be that Gurley is on schedule in his recovery from ACL surgery, and pairing him with the Ravens' dominant offensive line is a scary thought for opposing teams.
27. Dallas Cowboys - Owamagbe Odighizuwa, DE, UCLA
The Cowboys have a number of areas to address on the defensive side of the ball, but finding a strong presence on the edge is among the most important. Odighizuwa should be an every-down player given his strong play against the run and he possesses the skill set to be an even more productive pass-rusher in the NFL than he was in college.
28. Denver Broncos - Eddie Goldman, DT, Florida State
With Terrance Knighton headed for free agency and the defense making the switch to a 3-4 front under Wade Phillips, the Broncos will be in the market for a nose tackle. Goldman being available at this stage presents an ideal situation to address that need, as he's one of this year's top interior run defenders.
29. Indianapolis Colts - D.J. Humphries, OT, Florida
The Colts need to find some help on the offensive line to better protect their franchise player and Humphries makes for a solid fit late in the first round. Whether it's on the right or left side as a rookie, he'd help address one of the team's most pressing needs heading into next season.
30. Green Bay Packers - Benardrick McKinney, LB, Mississippi State
After releasing both veteran starters at the position, the Packers going with an inside linebacker somewhere in the early rounds makes a lot of sense. McKinney can be an impact performer against the run, allowing Green Bay to keep Clay Matthews where he's at his best, on the edge.
31. Seattle Seahawks - Dorial Green-Beckham, WR, Oklahoma
Some off-field concerns could certainly affect Green-Beckham's draft status, likely making him available for the Seahawks in this spot. Though he didn't play in 2014, his size and athletic ability gives him the potential to become the kind of No. 1 receiver Seattle's offense needs in the worst way.
32. New England Patriots - Melvin Gordon, RB, Wisconsin
While the Patriots have enjoyed running-game success no matter who the ball carrier is, a top talent falling to this spot provides an intriguing possibility. With his speed and power as a runner, as well as the athletic traits to become a receiving threat in time, Gordon would be a great fit as an every-down back in the Patriots' offense.