Six teams that traded their first-round picks in the NFL draft have their eyes on Day 2 of the new year's event, as other teams began adding talent. The teams that were left out of mock drafts had to wait until the other 26 teams began acquiring new players. The Patriots' draft class is considered heavy up at the top by Eliot Wolf, Patriots' executive vice president, and could be considered the same level of player as the current top-level player. The Bengals' needs include a new defensive back, especially a nickel/safety, and a big-bodied receiver. The Falcons' need to address defensive tackle, while the Packers' lacklustlust is a key need for defensive linemen.