Day 2 is where the real scouting departments show off their stuff. It’s easy to identify great players, but from here on out each player has some type of flaw be it big or small. Here’s how it went down.
The Giants select: Landon Collins, Strong Safety, Alabama
This is one of the most sound defensive players in the draft. Collins was a mainstay for the Crimson Tide and while he is not the quickest player out there, his savvy and willingness to lay the wood on opposing ballcarriers is undeniable. Big Blue needed to get a defensive player early and Collins at worst can be a 1st and 2nd down safety and a 3rd down linebacker. At best, he could be a longtime starter and eventual captain.
Grade: B+
Tampa Bay selects: Donovan Smith, Offensive Tackle, Penn State
After grabbing Winston in round one, this pick makes sense. Even though there are knocks on his motivation and work ethic, I have to commend this young man for sticking with Penn State through the dark times post-scandal and bowl ban.
Grade: B
Oakland selects: Mario Edwards Junior, Defensive End/Tackle, Florida State
Oakland has been on point with their picks thusfar in the draft and Mario is the type of player who will find a spot even if he doesn’t have a defined spot coming out of school. He’s got a pedigree (father played DB for the Cowboys) and even though his numbers weren’t through the roof, he was a top prospect out of high school and a mainstay on a stingy Florida State defense.
Grade: A
Jacksonville selects: TJ Yeldon, Running Back, Alabama
Another great value pick to start off the second round. Yeldon would have been a workhorse starter on just about every other team in the nation but the crowded Bama backfield made it tough for him to shine as much as he could. Despite the shared time he still got his yards and always seemed to have an answer when the Tide needed a big play.
Grade: A
The Jets select: Devin Smith, Wideout, Ohio (State)
The Jets just solidified their first pick with a monster of a #2 pick. Smith is a big game, big play type of wide receiver. The deep ball is his specialty and that doesn’t just mean he runs faster than his defender. He tracks the ball better than anyone else, understands how to highpoint passes, and can make tough catches in traffic. Billed as a one trick pony, he is going to be a much needed addition to the Jets anemic offense
Grade: A
Washington selects: Preston Smith, Defensive End, Mississippi State
The skins need help all across the board and Smith is a solid, but not great addition to the defense that struggled to be consistent. He had a good senior year and benefited from the extra year. Kiper thinks he was a a first rounder, time will tell.
Grade: B+
Chicago selects: Eddie Goldman, Nosetackle, Florida State
With a personal commendation from a Bears legend before the pick, Chicago and the fans appeared to love the pick. So do I, Goldman is the stubby type of nostetackle that has enough athletic ability to stick around for every down. The Bears needed defense, and they got another key piece to the Nole’s championship defense.
Grade: A-
Tennesee (from Giants) select: Dorial Green-Beckham, Wideout, Mizzou/Oklahoma
The former top prospect is long, strong, and talented. However, his small hands and off the field issues ranging from pot charges to domestic violence dropped him out of the first round and could have caused a further slip. He’s one of those players where if he behaves himself and learns to be a pro, he could be a probowler. If not, he’ll end up another statistic.
Grade: B
Carolina selects: Devin Funchess, Wideout, Michigan
With the addition of Funchess the Panthers and Cam Newton have two of the best vertical threats in the younger half of the league. Funchess is a tough player to evaluate as he spent the majority of his career on a Michigan team that was in a state of disarray with no true quarterback throwing him the ball. He does have a drop problem (almost 9% drop rate) but he’s got strength and agility rare for a player his size.
Grade: B+
Atlanta selects: Jalen Collins, Cornerback, LSU
Jalen is talented and has all the traits you want from a corner but with a limited amount of starts it is hard to judge how he’ll fare against NFL competition. Again, the Falcons need help on defense and if he pans out, he could be one of the bigger steals of this years draft.
Grade: B-
Houston (from Cleveland) selects: Benardrick McKinney, Inside Backer, Mississippi State
With each passing pick, Houston is getting stronger on defense. McKinney is fearless against the run and though he may not be as fast as some would like, he is the heady, classic style of inside backer that isn’t going to dissappear from the NFL.
Grade: A-
New Orleans selects: Hau’oli Kikaha, Outside Linebacker, Washington
With Kikaha, if you are a slave to the combine, you hate this pick. Personally, I am not and this kid’s tape is extraordinary. He was a sack machine in his final year on a staunch Washington defense. Don’t look at his workout numbers. Look at his tape and his stats. As long as the 4.9 40 yard dash isn’t his downfall, he could be another big steal in round 2.
Grade: A
Minnesota Selects: Eric Kendricks, Inside Backer, UCLA
Continuing the run on linebackers in round 2, the Vikings went for the hyper productive Kendricks who is a tackling machine. Minnesota’s linebacking core is aging and underperforming. Kendricks could be a ten year starter in the NFL if he plays to his potential.
Grade: A
San Fran selects: Jaquiski Tartt, Safety, Samford
Super talented, yet super raw. The small school standout only played one year of high school ball but shined in the FCS ranks. Risky pick for the 9ers but, he’s another guy who’s tape matches his 4.47 40 time.
Grade: B
Philly (from MIA) selects: Eric Rowe, Defensive Back, Utah
Rowe started 45 of 47 games at Utah. Playing multiple positions and doing them all well, Rowe is the nifty type of defensive back that is trending in the NFL as the offenses continue to spread out. Good in the open field and good in coverage. Projects as a corner, but has the skills to keep himself on the field for every down.
Grade: B+
San Diego selects: Denzel Perryman, Inside Backer, Da U
He wore number 52 for the Hurricanes and lived up to every ounce of that. Perryman is the best backer in this years draft and the Chargers just grabbed an instant starter and possible pro bowler in the future. There’s nothing he can’t do from a defensive standpoint. Love this kid.
Grade: A
Kansas City selects: Mitch Morse, Offensive Guard, Mizzou
He’s your standard tough and gritty interior lineman who can play stiff at times. The Chiefs needed to shore up the o-line and he was a solid, but not flashy pick that filled a need.
Grade: B-
Buffalo selects: Ronald Darby, Cornerback, Florida State
Ronald Darby was yet another key piece to the Noles defense. He’s fast and built well but has moments where he may miss a tackle. Good speed, great technique, but time will tell to see if he was a product of a good system or a product of his own ability.
Grade: A-
Cleveland (from Houston) selects: Nate Orchard, Defensive End, Utah
The former wideout is still developing his skills as an end. However, with double digit sack totals in his final year, he’s shown that he is only getting better from here on out. He’s not fast in drills, but he’s fast on the field.
Grade: B+
Miami selects: Jordan Phillips, Nosetackle, Oklahoma
Phillips was not super productive but his stature alone makes him look the part. Tough, and experienced, the 320+ pounder will continue to plug up running lanes in the NFL but I don’t know if he has pro bowl skills. This is round 2, so not a terrible pick.
Grade: B-
Cincy selects: Jake Fisher, Offensive Tackle, Oregon
Jake is a huge reason for the Ducks’ success over the past few years. When he wasn’t playing, the Ducks’ offense scored almost 10 less points per game. He’s better than you think, and if he can keep himself on the field, the Bengals will have a longtime starter at left tackle.
Grade: A
Detroit selects: Ameer Abdullah, Running Back, Nebraska
I wanted Duke Johnson, but, Ameer is more than a consolation prize. He was super productive and has all the character and little things that make a player great. His biggest issue is ball security but with the Lions’ multiple attack, he won’t have to be an every down back. Some compare him to Sproles, and that is not a bad person to be compared to.
Grade: A-
Baltimore (from Arizona) selects: Maxx Williams, Tight End, Minnesota
He could have stayed for another two years to develop, but when your whole family has made a living in the NFL, why not? Maxx is a stretch tight end that can offer you a lot of options in your gameplan week to week. The Ravens need to give Flacco more weapons and Williams should fit that bill.
Grade: B+
Pittsburgh selects: Senquez Golson, Cornerback, Ole Miss
Golson has a true knack for the ball. He is always around it, and he creates his own opportunities as well. Not afraid to hit, but could use some polishing in his all around game. Should start day 1 for the Steelers.
Grade: A-
St Louis selects: Robert Haventsein, Offensive Tackle, Wisconsin
Nasty, a little chubby, but uber talented and looks to be another Wisconson lineman who fits right in at the pro level. Great hand punch and surprising agility for a guy that frankly doesn’t look athletic at all. Arrived at Wisconsin weighing 380 and dropped down to the 330 range for his playing weight.
Grade: A
Arizona selects: Marcus Golden, Defensive End, Mizzou
Stubby arms are the biggest knock on Golden. Billed as the “other” pass rusher for Mizzou, he still tallied double digit sacks in his final year and battled his way back from dropping out of high school and a short JUCO career. Not a fan of short armed defensive ends, but his tape is solid.
Grade: B
Denver selects: Ty Sambrailo, Offensive Tackle, Colorado State
A world ranked skier and snowboarder, he is fearless. Can play left tackle or guard in the NFL. Nice hands and good feet. Not overly mean or nasty but he’s started everywhere on the line besides center.
Grade: A-
Dallas selects: Randy Gregory, Outside backer, Nebraska
Arguably the best edge rusher but stock crashed after he tested positive for weed at the draft. Lead the B1G in QB hurries his last two years and has the skills to do it at the next level. He’ll need to bulk up to play his game at the next level. Bottom line, he didn’t rape, beat, steal, or kill anyone and a weed problem can be overcome. Hopefully he uses his time in the Chicago green room to motivate him and keep him clean. If he does, watch out NFC East.
Grade: A
Tampa Bay selects: Ali Marpet, Offensive Lineman, Hobart
Dominant at his level of play. Sneaky athletic abilty, and had a great combine and senior bowl. Biggest question is the obvious one, does division 3 translate to the NFL? In a few games at his level he was picking players up off the ground and dropping them. Exciting value pick for the Bucs as they shore up their offensive line.
Grade: A
Green Bay selects: Quinten Rollins, Cornerback/Point Guard, Miami (OH)
Love this pick. Love this player. Rollins was a one year wonder for the Redhawks and can only get better from here. If he doesn’t start day 1, he will be a full time starter year 2.
Grade: A-
Seattle selects: Frank Clark, Defensive End, Michigan
Troubled past and not enough to tape to warrant a pick at this point in the draft. Size is good, character and tape are lackluster.
Grade: C-
Patriots select: Jordan Richards, Safety, Stanford
This kid might as well have been a Patriot before the draft even started. Super heady and aware of his position on the football field at all times. Captain and quarterback of the Cardinal defense. Great size, not the best timed speed but that isn’t a big deal with the safety spot at the next level. Once again, the Pats find the guy others may have overlooked.
Grade: A
Indy selects: D’Joun Smith, Cornerback, FAU
D’Joun is another one of the big time small school prospects in this years draft. Sound technique but the big question is how will he stack up against big time wideouts in the NFL>
Grade: B
Tennessee selects: Jermiah Poutasi, Offensive Guard, Utah
This is a guy I really became a fan of after I did more research. Absolutely enormous and great in the run game. If they want to get the full potential out of Mariota, this was a great place to start. Given his size, he is mobile enough. In the run game though? Poutasi should make an instant impact.
Grade: A-
Jacksonville selects: AJ Cann, Offensive Guard, South Carolina
You can’t go through Cann. You can go around him though. Not a great athlete, but if he makes contact, the defender is removed for the play. Started 51 of 52 games.
Grade: B+
Oakland selects: Clive Walford, Tight End, Miami
Not in love with this pick, but some people love this guy. Set records at Miami for tight ends and has great size to translate to the next level. Great hands, only fumbled once in 3 years. 7 touchdowns in his senior year. Could be a big surprise, though.
Grade: B+
Seattle selects: Tyler Lockett, Wideout, Kansas State
Lockett is the best value pick of the 2nd and 3rd round. Should be an instant impact for the Seahawks. Wilson need someone to blow the top off the defense and the Hawks just got it in the former Wildcat Captain.
Grade: A
Houston (from the Jets) select: Jaelen Strong, Wideout, Arizona State
Looks the part of an NFL wideout. Good size, good speed, but his hands are the most impressive part of his game. He can make contact catches and had his way with the PAC-12. Houston needed someone to throw the ball to and he may not blow up right away but he looks to be the type of player that comes on in the second half of his rookie year.
Grade: B+
Chicago selects: Hroniss Grasu, Center, Oregon
Just big enough for size to not be an issue and something has to be said for a guy that started all 52 games at Oregon. Their offense, despite how spread out it may be, was prolific because of line play. Skill players come and go but Grasu was a stump in the middle of the line and is smart enough to work his way into a starting role.
Grade: B+
St Louis selects: Jamon Brown, Offensive Tackle, Louisville
Big fella both in the vertical and horizontal sense of the word. For the Rams to get the best return on their investment with Gurley they need to make sure they have the blockers up front. A member of a strong offense throughout 2 different coordinators, the big fella should fit in nicely in St Louis.
Grade: B
Atlanta selects: Tevin Coleman, Running Back, Indiana
Atlanta got a steal in Coleman at this point in the draft. Fantastic on the field production and good both as an inside and outside runner. Only knock on Coleman is that he runs too upright. They need the help in the run game as the Steven Jackson experiment didn’t pan out.
Grade: A
The Giants select: Owamagbe Odighizuwa, Defensive End, UCLA
Big Blue has a knack for finding great defensive lineman all throughout the draft but have not been as successful in recent years. Odighizuwa is not a pass rusher but is a classic run stuffer who can hold the edge against more physical teams. Motor is not the issue, athleticism and health are a concern after a few surgeries hampered his production.
Grade: C+
Nola selects: Garret Grayson, Quarterback, Colorado State
Billed as one of if not the strongest arm in the draft, Grayson looks to be the incumbent starter for the waning Drew Brees. Great value grab by the Saints who will probably be in a state of flux for the next few years.
Grade: A
Kansas City (from Minnesota) selects: Chris Conley, Wideout, Georgia
KC needs help at wide receiver after being in the bottom of the league for TD’s caught by wideouts. Conley, has good size and blazing speed to go with his his solid on field production. However, the NFL is not a track meet and for him to be effective he needs to polish his routes and learn the finer points of the position at the next level. Ran a 4.35 40 yard dash and had a 45 inch vertical jump.
Grade: B+
Cleveland selects: Duke Johnson, Running Back, Da U
One of my favorite backs in this years draft. Duke is a do it all back who broke records at Miami and considering the running back pedigree from there, something has to be said for that. Smooth runner who gained weight and didn’t lose any speed. Would have loved to see him on a more consistent team.
Grade: A
Nola (from Miami) selects: PJ Williams, Cornerback, Florida State
The other corner from the Noles championship defense, PJ is the more physical of the two that declared this year. Could be a free safety if he bulked up. Defends a lot of passes but his aggressive style leads to him getting beat as well. With some refining, he could be better than advertised as a corner if he clears up mistakes and stays out of trouble. Had a DUI dismissed earlier this year.
Grade: B
San Fran selects: Eli Harold, Outside Backer, Virginia
Can play in a 3-4 or a 4-3 style defense and has the stuff you want out of a guy on the edge of your defense. Prison style body with a much more developed top half but doesn’t let it hinder his game too much. Second Team All-ACC in his final year and lead the team in tackles for loss. Great fit for a defense that likes do-it-all types of players.
Grade: B+
Detroit (from Minnesota through Kansas City) selects: Alex Carter, Cornerback, Stanford
Detroit hit a home run by addressing big needs with their first three picks without overdrafting them. The Lions have to be fond of Carter who they traded up to get. Honorable mention for the PAC-12 every year he played so you know that he his consistent. I worry about him covering shiftier wideouts as he struggles with double moves and doesn’t have the change of direction or recovery to make mistakes at the next level. With that said, he is a smart player who has good size and can tackle well enough for a nickelback.
Grade: B+
Buffalo selects: John Miller, Offensive Guard, Louisville
Offensive lineman is one of those spots where you can have enough depth. With the addition of Shady in the offseason it is in the Bills best interest to make sure they can protect their investment. Miller played well in a multiple offense and had 47 career starts. Questionable pass pro overshadowed by overall talent.
Grade: B
The Jets (from Houston) select: Lorenzo Mauldin, Outside Linebacker, Louisville
Huge for an outside backer. Mauldin is one of those great players who couldn’t have had a more difficult time growing up. Lived in a group home in highschool and was spurned by the Gamecocks the day before signing day. Lead team in sacks in 2012 and was 1st team All-ACC in his final year. Great character makeup and one of those players that it hard to root against.
Grade: B+
San Diego selects: Craig Magor, Cornerback, Texas State
Small school prospect who played above his competition. Started 46 of 48 career games and is another guy who’s character transcends his upbringing. Lost his Mother to an incident of Malpractice and took on a parental role for his younger siblings, so you know that he is fighting for more than just himself. Ran a 4.44 40 yard dash and had a 38 inch vertical so it will be interesting to see his story pan out.
Grade: B
Philly selects: Jordan Hicks, Outside Linebacker, Texas
10 inch hands and a 147 tackles in his final year at UT. The Longhorn linebacker has a great upside and got markedly better under the guidance of Charlie Strong. Does all of the little things that great players in the league do off the field. He will stick in the league, it’s just a matter of how hard.
Grade: A-
Cincy selects: Tyler Kroft, Tight End, Rutgers
A former wideout, Kroft has just enough speed to make him a vertical threat. Good size, but isn’t a natural pass catcher and according to scouts, lets too many balls hit his chest rather than extending and high pointing the ball.
Grade: B
Arizona selects: David Johnson, Running Back, Northern Iowa
Still no QB for the Cards, but they are putting pieces in place to make their offense more effective. Fast, but not quick. Good size for RB at 220lbs and a natural pass catcher who runs good routes and can be a mistmatch for linebackers.
Grade: B-
Pittsburgh selects: Sammie Coates, Wideout, Auburn
Big play wideout on a championship caliber team. Averaged 20 yards a catch but has some serious focus problems that lead to drops that shouldn’t happen. Good wideouts in the league have a box of tools to use and he doesn’t have that many outside of his turn and burn skills. Went off against Alabama for over 200 yards. Doesn’t need to be the man in the Steelers offense so his value as a slot guy is better than a right away style of contributor. Boom or bust type of player who could be scary if he figures out the game.
Grade: A-
Minnesota (from Detroit) selects: Danielle Hunter, Defensive End, LSU
In a continued effort to shore up the defense the Vikes opted for the Tigers defensive end. Prototype size and speed along with 23 consecutive starts. Lead the Tigers in tackles for loss but not a natural pass rusher by any extent as reflected by low sack totals. Sub 4.6 40 makes him an attractive draw despite low sack totals in the pass happy NFC North.
Grade: B+
St Louis (from Carolina) selects: Sean Mannion, Oregon State
All-PAC 12 selection over Brett Hundley. Mannion is obviously an insurance policy for newly acquired Nick Foles. Not super flashy but another player who does the little things well. 4 year starter who is calculated in everything he does. Speed is not the name of his game. Classic pocket QB at 6’6 who shouldn’t have passes batted away at the line.
Grade: B-
Baltimore selects: Carl Davis, Defensive Tackle, Iowa
They make em big and they make em strong out there in Iowa. Toughness is a prerequisite for any lineman on either side of the ball for the Hawkeyes. Big, long, and strong at 6’5 320 but doesn’t hustle and has little to no pass rush value. Needs to improve on quick-twitch areas of defensive line play or he won’t last.
Grade: C+
Dallas selects: Chaz Green, Offensive Tackle, Florida
Despite drafting OL in the first round year after year, it doesn’t hurt to shore up the strongest part of the fort. Dallas needs to protect Romo and whoever is running the ball so from a value point, I can see why they grabbed the former Gator. Green, is much better in pass protection than the run and given the recent roster moves, he fits their scheme better than he would have last year.
Grade: C+
Denver selects: Jeff Heuerman, Tight End, Ohio (State)
Great all around player that can turn it upfield when he does get the ball. Started every game of his last two seasons for the Championship Buckeyes. Production dipped after quarterback change, though. Looks the part, could surprise some people in Denver.Needs to improve blocking.
Grade: B-
Indy selects: Henry Anderson, Defensive End, Stanford
If you saw him in person you would think defensive tackle. Somewhat of a tweener who gets hustle plays but doesn’t have the handfighting skills or counter moves to be a productive pass rusher. Upside, he doesn’t take plays off and has a team first attitude. Best fit would be a 3-4 end spot where he can take up space and free up true edge rushers.
Grade: C+
Green Bay selects: Ty Montgomery, Wideout, Stanford
Looks the part at first glance and does have big play capability. Inconsistent as a route runner and relies on his natural athleticism and strength to make his mark on the field. Suspect hands and better suited as a returner. Great character guy who is willing to block and not afraid to throw a crack block if the window is there. Packers got a guy here that could surprise people.
Grade: A-
Washington (from Seattle) selects: Matt Jones, Running Back, Florida
Great size and should be a solid compliment in the Skins backfield. He can catch so not only limited to between the tackles type of runs. Vision is not there, but he doesn’t dance around the hole either. Does the dirty work at 6’2 230 and is the type of player every team should have, but not every team relies on.
Grade: B-
Cleveland (from New England) selects: Xavier Cooper, Defensive Tackle, Washington State
Not sure if Cooper is an insurance policy for #Feastmode or if they just needed the depth. Cooper is the type of player that needs to be in an aggressive style of defense as he is a disruptive force when he can pin his ears back. Sub 4.9 40 yard dash indicative of athletic ability that had him playing tight end back in high school. Started 25 games at Washington State and in a 4 man front, could be a great pairing with Shelton. In a 3-4 scheme, projects as a strongside defensive end.
Grade: C+
New England (Compensatory pick) selects: Geneo Grissom, Defensive End, Oklahoma
The Pats love their defensive ends and linebackers as their scheme calls for well rounded players that can rotate spots and handle every aspect of defensive football. Grissom is raw, but has played OLB and DE in college so it’s no surprise the Pats took a chance on the 6’3 260 pounder.
Grade: C+
Kansas City (Compensatory pick) selects: Steven Nelson,Cornerback,Oregon State
Ideal fit for a cover 2 style of defense where he doesn’t have to cover large amounts of the field. Scrappy, in your face, hustle type of player who’s will supercedes any natural ability. Solid in the Senior Bowl as he broke up two passes. Second team All-PAC12 in his final season.
Grade: C+
Cincy (Compensatory pick) selects: Paul Dawson, Inside Backer, TCU
Dawson comes from a long line of tough linebackers that man the middle of TCU’s 4-2-5 scheme. Dominant in his final season for the Frogs. Big 12 player of the year with 136 tackles, 20 for loss, and 4 interceptions. Despite on the field production, scouts knock his film study and his willingness to freelance and play outside the scheme. Some say he’s suited for a weakside backer in 4-3. Big fan of this kid and how he plays as the 4-2-5 allows your middle backer to freelance a little bit anyways. Best suited behind a 4 man front where he can use his eyes and speed to make plays.
Grade: A
| Rnd 2 | ||||
| 33 | AZ from Tenn | Landon Collins | SS | Alabama |
| 34 | Tampa Bay | Donovan Smith | OT | Penn State |
| 35 | Raiders | Mario Edwards Jr | DL | Florida State |
| 36 | Jacksonville | TJ Yeldon | RB | Alabama |
| 37 | Jets | Devin Smith | WR | Ohio State |
| 38 | Washington | Preston Smith | DE | Mississippi State |
| 39 | Chicago | Eddie Goldman | NT | Florida State |
| 40 | Tenn from Giants | Dorial Green-Beckham | WR | Mizzou/Oklahoma |
| 41 | Carolina | Devin Funchess | WR/TE | Michigan |
| 42 | Atlanta | Jalen Collins | CB | LSU |
| 43 | Hou from Cle | Benardrick McKinney | ILB | Mississippi State |
| 44 | New Orleans | Hau’oli Kikaha | OLB | Washington |
| 45 | Minnesota | Eric Kendricks | ILB | UCLA |
| 46 | San Fransisco | Jaquiski Tartt | SS | Samford |
| 47 | Philly from Mia | Eric Rowe | DB | Utah |
| 48 | San Diego | Denzel Perryman | ILB | Miami |
| 49 | Kansas City | Mitch Morse | OG | Mizzou |
| 50 | Buffalo | Ronald Darby | CB | Florida State |
| 51 | Cleveland from Hou | Nate Orchard | DE | Utah |
| 52 | Miami | Jordan Phillips | DT | Oklahoma |
| 53 | Cincy | Jake Fisher | OT | Oregon |
| 54 | Detroit | Ameer Abdullah | RB | Nebraska |
| 55 | Bal from Az | Maxx Williams | TE | Minnesota |
| 56 | Pittsburgh | Senquez Golson | CB | Ole Miss |
| 57 | St Louis | Rob Havenstein | OT | Wisconsin |
| 58 | Arizona | Marcus Golden | DE | Mizzou |
| 59 | Denver | Ty Sambrailo | OT | Colorado State |
| 60 | Dallas | Randy Gregory | OLB | Nebraska |
| 61 | Tampa Bay | Ali Marpet | OL | Hobart |
| 62 | Packers | Quinten Rollins | CB | Miami (OH) |
| 63 | Seattle | Frank Clark | DE | Michigan |
| 64 | Patriots | Jordan Richards | SS | Stanford |
| Rnd 3 | ||||
| 65 | Indy from TB | D’Joun Smith | CB | Florida Atlantic |
| 66 | Tennessee | Jeremiah Poutasi | OG | Utah |
| 67 | Jacksonville | AJ Cann | OG | South Carolina |
| 68 | Oakland | Clive Walford | TE | Miami |
| 69 | Seattle | Tyler Lockett | WR | Kansas State |
| 70 | Hou from Jets | Jaelen Strong | WR | Arizona State |
| 71 | Chicago | Hroniss Grasu | OC | Oregon |
| 72 | St Louis | Jamon Brown | OT | Louisville |
| 73 | Atlanta | Tevin Coleman | RB | Indiana |
| 74 | Giants | Owamagbe Odighizuwa | DE | UCLA |
| 75 | Saints | Garret Grayson | QB | Colorado State |
| 76 | KC from Minn | Chris Conley | WR | Georgia |
| 77 | Cleveland | Duke Johnson | RB | Miami |
| 78 | Nola from Mia | PJ Williams | CB | Florida State |
| 79 | San Fransisco | Eli Harold | OLB | Virginia |
| 80 | Det from Minn/KC | Alex Carter | CB | Stanford |
| 81 | Buffalo | John Miller | OG | Louisville |
| 82 | Jets from Hou | Lorenzo, Mauldin | OLB | Louisville |
| 83 | San Diego | Craig Magor | CB | Texas State |
| 84 | Philly | Jordan Hicks | OLB | Texas |
| 85 | Bengals | Tyler Kroft | TE | Rutgers |
| 86 | Arizona | David Johnson | RB | Northern Iowa |
| 87 | Pittsburgh | Sammie Coates | WR | Auburn |
| 88 | Minn from Det | Danielle Hunter | DE | LSU |
| 89 | St Louis from Car | Sean Mannion | QB | Oregon State |
| 90 | Baltimore | Carl Davis | DT | Iowa |
| 91 | Dallas | Chaz Green | OT | Florida |
| 92 | Denver | Jeff Heuerman | TE | Ohio (State) |
| 93 | Indy | Henry Anderson | DE | Stanford |
| 94 | Green Bay | Ty Montgomery | WR | Stanford |
| 95 | Was from Sea | Matt Jones | RB | Florida |
| 96 | Cle from Ne | Xavier Cooper | DT | Washington State |
| 97 | Ne Comp. Pick | Geneo Grissom | DE | Oklahoma |
| 98 | KC Comp. Pick | Steven Nelson | CB | Oregon State |
| 99 | Cincy Comp. Pick | Paul Dawson | ILB | TCU |
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