D. Led's breakdown of the offensive linemen in the 2016 draft

FILE - In this Dec. 31, 2015, file photo, Alabama center Ryan Kelly (70) sets up for a play against Michigan State during the first half of the Cotton Bowl NCAA college football semifinal playoff game in Arlington, Texas. Kelly is one of the top offensive players available in the NFL Draft, which starts April 28 in Chicago. (AP Photo/LM Otero, File)

Credit: D. Orlando Ledbetter

Credit: D. Orlando Ledbetter

FILE - In this Dec. 31, 2015, file photo, Alabama center Ryan Kelly (70) sets up for a play against Michigan State during the first half of the Cotton Bowl NCAA college football semifinal playoff game in Arlington, Texas. Kelly is one of the top offensive players available in the NFL Draft, which starts April 28 in Chicago. (AP Photo/LM Otero, File)

FLOWERY BRANCH -- Mississippi's Laremy Tunsil and Notre Dame's Ronnie Stanley are going to be Pro Bowl tackles.

Alabama's Ryan Kelly will anchor a line in the NFL.

Here's our story on Kelly.

3 questions with Tunsil

Q: How has the SEC prepared you for the next level?

A: I think the SEC is the best conference, so playing against the Alabamas, the LSUs gets

you ready for the next level.

Mississippi offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil (78) blocks Arkansas players during the second half of an NCAA college football game in Oxford, Miss., Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015. Arkansas beat No. 19 Mississippi 53-52 in overtime. (AP Photo/Thomas Graning)

Credit: D. Orlando Ledbetter

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Q: During the suspension did you give thought of leaving Ole Miss?

A: Of course you have thoughts, missing seven games, the NCAA not returning your calls or nothing like that. You're going to have thoughts. I had to sit down with coach (Hugh) Freezeand really talk to him about it. (What made you stay?) I talked to my mother, talked to coach

Freeze. I wanted to be with my teammates.

Q: Do you pay attention to mock drafts?

A: No I don't. I try not to man.

Teams in need: Indianapolis, Seattle, Atlanta, New York Jets, and Cleveland.

Need area for Falcons? Yes. The Falcons need to add a guard. Andy Levitre makes too many penalties and Chris Chester is 33 years old.

Sleeper pick for Falcons: Joe Dahl, G, 6-4 1/8, 304 pounds, Washington State. The Falcons went to Washington State and put him through a workout. Dahl is a good fit for the Falcons outside-zone blocking scheme.

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The AJC’s D. Orlando Ledbetter gives his top players for the Falcons to draft at #17, talks about the interest in LB Myles Jack & tells CineSport’s Noah Coslov where the team may go in round 2.

NFL DRAFT 2016 – POSITION BY POSITION SERIES

Sunday, April 17 -- QUARTERBACKS

Rams quest for franchise quarterback behind big trade --Wentz or Goff?

D. Led’s breakdown of the Quarterbacks

A look at the top 10 Quarterbacks in the draft

Monday -- RUNNING BACKS

D Led’s breakdown of the Running backs -- Is Derrick Henry the next Charles Muncie?

A look at the top 10 Running backs

Tuesday - WIDE RECEIVERS

D. Led’s breakdown of the Wide receivers

A look at the top 10 Wide receivers

Wednesday -- TIGHT ENDS

D. Led’s breakdown of the Tight ends

A look at the top 10 tight ends

Thursday -- OFFENSIVE LINEMEN

D. Led’s breakdown of the Offensive linemen

Offensive linemen chart

Friday -- DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

D. Led’s breakdown of the Defensive linemen

Defensive linemen chart

Saturday, April 23 -- LINEBACKERS

Falcons searching for hybrid linebacker/safeties

D. Led’s breakdown of the Linebackers

A look at the top 10 linebackers

Sunday, April 24 -- CORNERBACKS

D. Led’s breakdown of the cornerbacks

A look at the top 10 cornerbacks

Monday, April 25 -- SAFETIES

D. Led’s breakdown of the Safeties

A look at the top 10 Safeties

Tuesday, April 26

D. Led’s breakdown of the Specialists, kickers, punters and returners

Position by position: Specialists chart

Wednesday, April 27

Final mock draft