Sometimes a 2017 NFL mock draft is preferred, but in this instances it’s merely more of an update of what the top five could look like next year.
Week two of the 2016 season featured a ton of surprises. The Patriots somehow reaching 0-2 without Tom Brady or Rob Gronkowski. Sam Bradford beating the Packers without Adrian Peterson. Los Angeles beating Seattle despite not scoring a touchdown for the second-straight week. Some crazy stuff, but the focus for draft enthusiasts is centered on the teams that remain winless and what they might do in the coming months.
Here is a quick rundown of the updated top five slots, which teams will hold them and the players they will likely pick.