Lewis, a late addition to the Generation adidas class, could've benefited from another season in college. However, that's not to say he's a bad player. An electric wide talent that can put in a shift in the final third, Lewis would be a nice pickup here for Atlanta, bringing in another exciting young player. Don't be surprised if they trade out of the pick.

A decent performance at the combine should see Hansen, a cultured wide atttacker, come off the board in the first round. The Timbers would be a good fit as they can use the depth.

Another player enjoying a strong combine performance, Lewis is a prime candidate to offer wing depth for D.C. behind Lloyd Sam and Patrick Nyarko.

Even if he doesn't have a clear position, Hayes is a quality player that could make an impact this season in a wide role.

Storm gets snapped up here by the reigning MLS Cup champs to add depth on the right side of its back line.

Looking for solid players to fill out its roster, FC Dallas brings in a left-footed CB to help with the departure of Zach Loyd.

The College Cup defender is a well known commodity, and if he slips to the Revolution here would be a nice addition to the team's limited stable of outside backs.

Awuah is a bit of a 'tweener, though can also play some outside back and midfield, as another promising player heads to Seattle.

Size is the main concern for DeGraffendreidt, though his college career suggest that he would make a capable center back from a depth perspective. The presence of RGVFC would also provide a place for him to stay sharp.

With already eight internationals on the books, the Timbers may not be able to fit Wilson in here. However, the Kentucky center back is a solid collegiate defender that bolsters the 2015 champs at the center back spot.

Another player that's looked decent enough at the combine, Epps is a sparkplug with decent pace that would look to make an impression in Houston.

Battling his way into the combine, Sanchez remains a late round sleeper and provides the attacking versatility that Patrick Vieira could plug into a number of spots in his 4-3-3.

After going for hulking center forward Collin Bonner last year, FC Dallas could take a flier on Hume here. Again, as mentioned with Holland, FCD draft picks face an uphill battle to earn a roster spot.

The PA Classics vet will be well known to the Union, as he spot time in and out of the team's system. A likely wide player at the MLS level, he's a creative spark that can dazzle as a substitute. 

A late second round flier on a goal scorer like Cicerone is just the gamble a team fresh off an MLS Cup crown can take.