Post Free Agency Frenzy 2024 3 Round NFL Mock Draft

Boy oh Boy, Free Agency was a doozy this year. There was way more movement than I expected. It felt like every hour another notable veteran was getting cut or traded, not to mention the complete reshuffling we witnessed at Running Back. The draft landscape looks a lot different than it did just a few weeks back, and we’ve gotten a very clear picture of what to expect as far as landing spots for this behemoth of a QB class. Things are going to continue to evolve in the month of April but we now have a clear enough picture to put together some reasonable draft predictions.

This is the second of a 4 part series of mock drafts that I’ll be doing on this page, followed by: a full 7 rounder that will release one week before the draft and a final 1 round mock the night before the draft. This mock will also be our first stab at predicting draft day trades. While the top few picks feel nearly set in stone, there will be plenty of trade potential throughout the first round of the draft.Without further ado, Let’s get rippin’:

Round 1:

1. Chicago Bears - QB Caleb Williams USC: 

I’ve been hard on the Bears and frankly they’ve made such bad decisions for so long that I assumed Ryan Poles was going to be more of the same. I’m not a fan of Williams, I believe he’ll be a bust but Chicago has done everything they can to put the right supporting cast around him. The OLine has improved year over year, Chicago sports a reasonable backfield, and the Addition of Keenan Allen (at a relatively low price I might add) gives Williams one of the best receiving tandems in the league. Poles has made the right moves to help the rookie out, now we’ll see if Williams can not only handle the mental toll of being an NFL QB but if he can develop into a winner as well.

2. Washington Commanders - QB Drake Maye UNC:

I mentioned this last time, but this pick is perhaps the draft’s biggest question. Jayden Daniels would be a great fit for Kliff Kingsbury’s offense but I could see his slender frame being a big flag for a team that’s long struggled finding a QB1 since using the 2nd pick on the oft injured RGIII in 2012. Maye will be a great fit for this offense in his own right with a more prototypical build and similarities (good and bad) to Dan Quinn’s former QB Dak Prescott. I give him the slight edge here but this is a real toss up. It’s worth noting that Washington seems to have interest in McCarthy as well. I doubt they’d be willing to trade to a team looking to grab a QB, but sliding back a few picks with a WR needy team would allow them to let this situation play out with McCarthy as a back up plan if they get leap frogged. Anyone from 5 to 10 could be in play to move up for a receiver if they believe Arizona wants their guy at 4.

3. New England Patriots - QB Jayden Daniels LSU:

I believe this is exactly how New England wants to see this situation unfold. A lot of people are speculating about a receiver here but I’d be shocked, even if Daniels were off the board. The Pats seem committed to getting their long term QB1 at this pick and I think Daniels is the new regime’s desired guy. I feel that the signing of Jacoby Brissett was pretty telling. Not only does Daniels display many of the same passing strengths as Brissett (with far superior rushing ability), but I believe he’d have very similar measurables if he didn’t opt out at the combine. Daniels is likely going to be asked to add some size at the next level to mitigate durability concerns and in doing so he’ll likely have a similar build to his mentor Brissett. Maybe he can learn that dominant QB sneak from him as well.

4. Arizona Cardinals - WR Marvin Harrison Jr. Ohio State:

I refuse to get cute here, turn on the tape and see what it tells you. Harrison is not only the best receiver but I believe he’s the best prospect in this entire draft, at a major position of need for Arizona no less. The Cardinals are likely grabbing multiple wide outs this year so it makes the most sense to get the guy who’s a day one, do-it-all #1 target. Plenty of other receivers can be added in the mid to late rounds as role players, but there won’t be many immediate #1 threats available quite like Harrison. Don’t get me wrong, I love Odunze and Nabers but they’re not quite in MHJ’s tier.

Pick 5 TRADE Los Angeles Chargers to Minnesota Vikings

Vikings get #5 and a 2025 3rd - Chargers get #11, #23, and a 4th Rounder (#129)

5. Minnesota Vikings - QB J.J. McCarthy Michigan:

This trade makes so much sense for both teams. Minnesota made a move early to acquire a 2nd first round pick that, in addition to losing Kirk Cousins and having Sam Darnold set to be the incumbent, is a dead giveaway at their plans to draft a QB. That said, the only way they can really guarantee getting one of the top 6 QBs is by moving up here. I’ve never bought the smoke that The Giants are looking for a QB at 6, but Minnesota has to get ahead of them in order to control their fate. If they don’t package the picks to move up, it’s a pretty safe bet McCarthy is gone whether it’s to The Giants or another suitor moving into the top 10. 11 feels a bit high for anyone after McCarthy but if they fill a much smaller need there like WR, CB, or Edge they give the power to Denver, Vegas, NOLA, etc to take Nix and Penix before they get the chance. The lack of remaining needs and a win now roster tell me it’s McCarthy or bust, and Minnesota has the fire power to do it. As for LA, free agency left Coach Harbaugh with a clean slate and plenty of needs to fill for the long term. Their lack of activity replenishing the holes left from their roster purge leaves the team with a major need for an influx of fresh talent. I’m confident The Chargers will be looking to accumulate more picks for draft weekend. It’s funny how things work out, McCarthy’s former coach essentially picks his new one.

6. New York Giants - WR Malik Nabers LSU:

This is an interesting pick, I could see The Giants moving back here and I’m sure they’ll be answering the phone when potential suitors call but the price will likely be high. They could use an upgrade across the OLine but were very active there in Free Agency. New York is still looking to solidify their secondary and now they’re in need of a running mate for Devin Singletary at RB in the wake of Saquon’s departure. That all said, this is a team that’s been starving for a reliable weapon in the passing game and Nabers can be that on day 1. This pick and the OL upgrades from free agency will give Daniel Jones and/or Drew Lock no excuses for another lack luster season. If things go awry, QB would become a real possibility next year.

7. Tennessee Titans - OT Joe Alt Notre Dame:

Originally, I thought Brian Callahan would pound the table for a receiver here but to my surprise Tennessee threw a lot of money at Calvin Ridley in free agency. We’ll see how that move ages but for now Ridley, Hopkins, and former 1st rounder Treylon Burks seem to fortify the need for targets in Tennessee. There are several spots where The Titans can upgrade but none more glaring than OT. Mike Vrabel’s entire tenure was spent trying to find a long term fix at tackle after Jack Conklin’s departure in 2020. It’s been a long time coming and with a need for improvement at both Tackle spots, Alt is a no brainer. I think there’s trade up interest all throughout the top 10, but The Titans will be reluctant to move back with such a great fit sitting here.

8. Atlanta Falcons - WR Rome Odunze Washington:

A lot of people seem to believe that Atlanta is a lock for Edge here and Chicago is where the last of the big 3 receivers will likely end up, but I see a reversal of those roles. Atlanta paid big money for a top QB who’s accustomed to having a true #1 wide out and while they did invest in WR through trades and free agency, they haven’t been able to add that type of player for Kirk Cousins. The Falcons’ entire receiving corps is made of guys who have had very inconsistent careers thus far, but still have a lot of promise (i.e. Mooney, London, Pitts, Rondale Moore). This leads to a group of targets that isn’t much better than the edge rusher group Atlanta is currently sporting. If a bonafide day one #1 receiver is available for Atlanta at 8, I believe they’ll take him. Terry Fontenot has shown a willingness to invest in offensive weapons early in past drafts and now he has a coaching staff that is used to having undeniable talent in that WR1 role. Odunze makes too much sense here, Atlanta will look to add to the Edge rotation later on.

9. Chicago Bears - Edge Dallas Turner Alabama:

Similar scenario to the last few picks here, there will be trade interest in the pick but the player value is just too good to move back. Chicago would likely go with Odunze if he was available, but I think they’re better off in this situation. Poles has rebuilt this team into a really solid roster and the two major holes remaining are QB and an Edge rusher to run with recently acquired Montez Sweat. They fulfill the former at pick 1 and the later here. Can you imagine the speed of Turner on one side and the speed of Sweat on the other? Sheesh.

10. New York Jets - TE Brock Bowers Georgia:

The Jets are obviously in win-now mode, and while they could still benefit from long term OT upgrades, they have one major flaw and that’s a lack of targets for ARod. The Jets could still move back here but they’ll have a hard time passing on the last of the top tier pass catchers in this draft. Bowers would contend with Mike Williams immediately for the right to be Rodgers’ #2 target while adding some blocking prowess in the process.

11. Los Angeles Chargers - OT Taliese Fuaga Oregon State:

The Chargers would likely listen to offers to move back again here, you’d think the main name people will look to move up for is Jared Verse but I think OT needy teams are going to be doing recon work with an OT run on the horizon. That oncoming OT run is the main reason I have LA staying put. While the roster has been gutted in a lot of spots, upgrading the OLine through the draft seems to be a part of Harbaugh’s plans for building a winner in the long term. Positions like RB, CB, and WR can all be acquired later with The Chargers picking two more times in the next 26 picks.

Pick 12 TRADE Denver Broncos to Green Bay Packers

Packers get #12 and a 2025 4th - Broncos get #25, a 2nd Rounder (#58), a 3rd Rounder (#88), and a 2025 3rd

12. Green Bay Packers - OT Olumuyiwa Fashanu PSU:

This is another trade that makes sense on all levels. For Denver, the roster isn’t horrible but they’re in a slight rebuild and QB is an absolute must get. Unfortunately for them, I think McCarthy is John Elway’s guy but Minnesota completely controls who gets that 4th QB after acquiring a second 1st round pick from Houston. Denver accumulates some much needed picks here but they’ll have to decide if 25 is still too early to pull the trigger on their future franchise QB. I believe Nix is the back-up plan to McCarthy here, 25 feels a bit too early but 58 has to be too late. For Green Bay, they have a loaded roster, five picks on days 1 and 2, and only one pressing need to fill in the hole David Bakhtiari left at LT. In this situation, Green Bay is able to shed those extra day 2 picks and fill the last major hole on their roster.

13. Las Vegas Raiders - OT JC Latham Alabama:

I have to go with my gut here, it feels like Tom Telesco and Antonio Pierce really believe in this roster’s ability to win now, which allows them to go with the top guy on their board. Right Tackle is one of three big needs (QB and Corner being the others) that I see with this team and Latham’s size and disposition make him a great fit to fill it. I originally felt like they’d fall in love with Amarius Mims but Latham has a similar freakishness physically in addition to being more polished on day 1. Latham will likely be a much needed upgrade at RT but could slot in at RG if more development is required. I want to note that I think there’s a real potential for Michael Penix here but I think Vegas believes that they’re good enough at QB to avoid reaching. The philosophy here is to grab an instant upgrade in Latham and look to move up for Penix or Nix based on how the situation unfolds. I don’t see Vegas as a team willing to overpay for QB this season, they may take a year to see what type of skill they have in Minshew and O’Connell.

14. New Orleans Saints - Edge Jared Verse FSU:

Verse is just way too good of a value at 14 for NOLA to pass him up. The abundance of top tier offensive players in this class drives one of two elite edge rushers outside of the top 10. The Saints have big needs at LT and WR as well, but they’ve been trying to find the long term solution at Edge for years. They signed Chase Young and still have plenty of depth here if the season started today but: Young has been very spotty/injury prone and will likely miss the start of the year with an existing neck injury, Cam Jordan is nearing retirement and needs a more limited snap count, and the rest of the group is made up of underachievers and guys who should be rotational pieces. After missing on guys like Davenport, Turner, etc. New Orleans should jump all over the chance to take a player like Verse. WR and Tackle can be taken later as this is a deep class for both, it’s also worth noting that while the LT outlook is poor right now the chances of former 1st rounder Trevor Penning turning it around are far better than that of 2021 1st pick at Edge Payton Turner. Last year’s starter at LT, Andrus Peat, is still available if drafting a Tackle falls through.

15. Indianapolis Colts - CB Terrion Arnold Alabama:

Here’s another situation of best available, but for Indy, that best player available also fills their biggest need. Verse would be in play here too if he was still on the board Rugh. The way I see this draft going, I doubt Indy has any interest in trading back. They’ll be happy to stay put and take the best defender on their board, unless Bowers has stuck around. Arnold has the potential to go as early as 6, but I think his lack of exceptional athletic skills compared to that of Wiggins and Mitchell has tightened the gap a bit. He’s a similar type of corner to ‘23 second rounder JuJu Brents, Gus Bradley loves physicality in the defensive backfield and Arnold will provide even more of it.

16. Seattle Seahawks - QB Michael Penix Jr. Washington:

There it is! At pick 16 we have what I expect to be the big surprise of the draft. Let’s talk about the facts here, Seattle did trade for Sam Howell but it was at a very low price. They’ve announced him as Geno’s backup, and he’ll be a good one at that. Howell gives them a top tier backup for the long term with starter potential if things don’t go as planned, and again at a very low price. He also provides a potentially intentional smokescreen to hide The Hawks true intentions at QB. This is a great roster and as the 2022 magic faded, it began to feel like they were winning in spite of Geno in ‘23. In 2024, Seattle hired a young new head coach who will likely want his own franchise guy for the long term. They also hired a new OC who just happens to be the OC and QB coach who unlocked Penix’s potential at Washington. This is a win on all fronts. Seattle doesn’t have any major needs, the fans will love this pick, they get a QB to develop while Geno plays out his contract, and Penix lands in the best possible situation for himself to succeed. All of the connections are there. If Vegas does go Penix at 13: Another former husky, Troy Fautanu, would provide an OLine upgrade here.

17. Jacksonville Jaguars - CB Nate Wiggins Clemson:

I feel like I’ve been saying this but it’s worth mentioning that there is some trade up interest from teams in the 20s all throughout the teens looking to get defensive studs or O-Lineman. That said, the trend is that most teams in this range can stay put and get really good value because of the early runs at QB, OT, and WR this year. The Jags have been doing a lot of research on the Corners in this draft and I think Wiggins is probably their preferred option out of the big 3. His ability to read and react as a playmaker from Cover 3 coupled with blazing speed will make him an instant hit in Jacksonville. Wiggins could be the turnover machine that this defense is longing for. I still think getting TLaw a long-term #1 receiver should be the priority here but The Jags continue to show that they aren’t concerned with that.

18. Cincinnati Bengals - WR Brian Thomas Jr. LSU:

Tyler Boyd is likely gone and Tee Higgins will be gone, Cincy needs to be proactive here to avoid one of their biggest strengths becoming a big weakness. There will be offers here but with plenty of picks in this year’s draft, they’ll opt to jump on the top receiver on their board. It feels like Thomas is in a bit of a tier of his own, after the top 3 but before guys like Worthy and Mitchell. He’ll provide the perfect complement to Ja’Marr Chase as a long striding deep threat on the outside. Thomas will be another welcome addition to the LSU north offense.

19. Los Angeles Rams - Edge Chop Robinson PSU:

There aren’t many spots where a draft upgrade isn’t a viable option for The Rams. This makes them dangerous because they can go best available, and Chop is a ridiculous value at 19. I think they’ll have him, Cooper DeJean, and Quinyon Mitchell all ranked relatively close but Pass Rush will be a major focus in Aaron Donald’s departure. The Rams aren’t desperate, so they can bring Chop along slowly at Edge while he refines his rush skills. His high energy style of play will immediately bring value as a rotational piece and eventually turn him into a bona fide star.

20. Pittsburgh Steelers - CB Quinyon Mitchell Toledo:

Things work out great for Pittsburgh here as their guy falls into their lap at 20. I believe Mitchell is high on a lot of teams boards, including Pittsburgh. While taking a Corner early isn’t necessarily their style, it’s hard for Omar Khan to pass up on such a big need filler who is likely sitting at the top spot on his list. Mitchell could easily go earlier but I think it all comes down to fit, the top 3 corners are all so close but my intuition tells me that he won’t be the favorite among several of the CB needy teams picking prior based on scheme fit. The Steelers win-now mentality this offseason had me kicking the tires on a potential trade up to 16 with Seattle to lock down their guy but their reluctancy to draft CB early has me thinking that they’ll roll the dice on Mitchell’s availability with other upgrades like Powers-Johnson, Troy Fautanu, and Adonai Mitchell available.

Pick 21 TRADE Miami Dolphins to Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys get #21, a 5th Rounder (#158), and a 2025 5th - Dolphins get #24 and a 3rd Rounder (#87)

21. Dallas Cowboys - OT/OG Troy Fautanu Washington:

It’s clear that Dallas will be targeting OL upgrades in this draft, Fautanu is a great fit with his ability to play all across the line in year 1 and potentially be Dallas’ LT for the long term. It also feels like he’ll be graded more similarly to guys like Latham and Fashanu on most teams’ boards. That means he’s quite a steal here and with Philly likely looking to do some OL replenishment in this years draft, Dallas will feel a bit of pressure to move up a few spots and get him before their rival does. They’re only moving from 24 to 21 so they can afford the price. For Miami, there’s several options available to fulfill their needs on the OLine. Moving back is a bit painful because Fautanu is one of those options but Miami only has two picks inside the top 150 and can’t pass up on the opportunity to grab a 3rd rounder here. I’m not convinced Fautanu would be the top lineman on their board. With several options available, the move back makes sense for them.

22. Philadelphia Eagles - CB Kool-Aid McKinstry Alabama:

Philly has a really solid roster at this point, that makes it very difficult to predict what they’ll go with in the first round. Howie Roseman excels with patience in the draft and taking the best talent that other teams give him. Three of the spots where they could use an upgrade (CB, OT/OG, WR) have top talents available on the board. The additions of DeVante Parker and Parris Campbell indicate that WR is more of a day 2 or 3 need. I could see Amarius Mims here but I think they’d prefer a project Tackle with the ability to push Tyler Steen for the RG job in year one, Mims doesn’t fit that mold. Fautanu would’ve been perfect if Dallas didn’t leap frog Philly here. Kool-Aid is the best outside Corner on the board and I believe his value is a good bit higher than the next guy (Ennis Rakestraw Jr.). Cooper DeJean is a unique flavor and the need isn’t there after signing CGJ. McKinstry’s smarts and potential to operate on an island give him CB1 upside in Philly for the long-term. Steen has enough upside that Philly would rather see a vet like James Bradberry lose his job than the young lineman. Between McKinstry and last year’s rookies Ricks and Ringo, Bradberry becomes a major cut candidate.

23. Los Angeles Chargers - CB Cooper DeJean Iowa:

There’s been quite a run on corner in the last few picks but Jim Harbaugh is plenty surprised to see his preferred guy sitting here at 23. Harbaugh and new Chargers DC Jesse Minter have seen plenty of Cooper DeJean as a conference rival in their time at Michigan. DeJean is a really great fit for the type of scheme they’ll be running in LA, he should immediately thrive on the outside in this defense but would be an upgrade in the slot as well. Harbaugh needs to add more tools for Herbert but I believe building up defense and offensive line will be the new philosophy for The Chargers. LA can choose from some great former Wolverines, Blake Corum and Roman Wilson, to re-tool the offense on day 2.

24. Miami Dolphins - OL Graham Barton Duke:

The gamble pays off here for Miami and they get a similar player to Fashanu at the 24th pick. I think Barton is a bit of a better fit for Miami and I foresee him being higher up on their board, so everything works out. Barton will be a day one starter at either guard spot or center, but he has enough potential at LT to possibly be Terron Armstead’s future replacement. Miami is coveting versatility here and Barton has that in spades.

Pick 25 TRADE Denver Broncos to Buffalo Bills

Bills get #25 - Broncos get #28, a 5th Rounder (#144), and a 2025 5th

25. Buffalo Bills - DT Byron Murphy II Texas:

Denver once again looks to move back with Bo Nix in mind. They are giving their division rival in LV a chance to jump ahead of them but I don’t think Denver will be too worried here. 44 to 26/27 is a big jump to make, I believe Denver is the only team with a need at QB that could afford to target Nix at the end of the 1st after trading back. For Buffalo, they are loaded with day 3 picks and very surprised to see Murphy sliding into the mid 20s. With the knowledge that the pick is for sale and DL needy Arizona sitting ahead of them, Buffalo can guarantee they grab Murphy here at a relatively low cost. Buffalo has long touted a deep DLine but has been butchered across the front in free agency. Murphy provides a great piece in the middle that will pair well with Ed Oliver, maintaining The Bills’ glory on the defensive front end.

26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - OT Amarius Mims Georgia:

This is a huge steal for Tampa. Despite the early run on Tackles, Mims finds himself falling to 26. It’s not all bad for Mims though, this ensures that he lands in a spot where he can be brought along at the right pace. The Bucs are able to stay put here and fill a major need with the most high upside Tackle in the draft. Mims slides because he’s a bit green but that doesn’t matter to Tampa as there’s no desperation for him to play right away. Mims will compete with 2022 second rounder Luke Goedeke in year one. Goedeke is more than capable of manning the edge if Mims isn’t quite ready but can slide inside to Guard if beat out. He’d be an immediate upgrade inside and it feels like a better long-term spot for him as Mims will flourish at RT given time.

27. Arizona Cardinals - C Jackson Powers-Johnson Oregon:

The new regime in Arizona appears poised to build this team up with a trenches first mentality and they have plenty of needs to fill in that area. The question at this pick is offense or defense? I originally felt like The Cardinals would bolster the DLine here with either Jer’Zhan Newton or Braden Fiske but an active free agency has me thinking OLine will be the higher priority. Powers-Johnson is immediately the best interior OLineman in Arizona and Kyler Murray will be happy with the first round offensive haul.

28. Denver Broncos - QB Bo Nix Oregon:

The cycle finally ends, at long last Denver settles at a spot where they feel comfortable taking Nix. It’s not necessarily that they wouldn’t have taken him at 12 or 25, but they know he isn’t in danger of going elsewhere in that vicinity so they’ll accumulate picks where they can. As I mentioned earlier, getting a QB is a must and Nix feels like a really awesome fit in Denver. Everything works out and the Broncos get some additional picks as well as their franchise guy.

29. Detroit Lions - WR Adonai Mitchell Texas:

Detroit’s roster is looking strong after a quietly impressive free agency and they’re well on their way to being even better than last year. The fact that there’s no major needs means a trade back could be in play but I think Brad Holmes will jump all over the immensely talented Mitchell here. In the Holmes era, Detroit has loved taking offensive playmakers who are A+ athletes. Not only does Mitchell have those A+ traits, but he can provide a physical target with great ball skills on the outside. He’s a very different style than Williams and St. Brown, and he gives this offense some much needed size and physicality at WR. Mitchell will immediately take the Josh Reynolds role to the next level, but won’t be pushed too hard with the plethora of targets featured in Detroit.

30. Baltimore Ravens - DL Jer’Zhan Newton Illinois:

I made this pick last time, even with Madubuike resigned for the long term it just seems like such a sneaky good fit. There are still great OLineman available and while Guard remains a need, something about the Morgan Moses trade has me thinking Baltimore is excited about Daniel Faalele’s development. The Ravens signed Josh Jones for good measure, making OT a much smaller need than originally expected. Edge could be in play here too, but Newton would be an immediate upgrade at DE over the aging Brent Urban. Newton plays a similar style of ball to Madubuike and will form quite a penetrating front, taking some pressure off of the underachieving young edge rushers on Baltimore’s roster.

31. San Francisco 49ers - OT Tyler Guyton Oklahoma:

John Lynch will be both surprised and elated to land Guyton here at 31 despite the volume of OTs taken thus far. I’d expect them to explore moving up once Mims is off the board but I have them staying put because they’d be fine ending up with either Guyton or Jordan Morgan from Arizona. In this case, they get their preferred player of the two and instantly upgrade one of the few needs lingering from last year.

32. Kansas City Chiefs - OT Jordan Morgan Arizona:

WR was a trending pick for The Chiefs but the addition of Hollywood Brown has this group looking like a strong unit. In the wake of Sneed’s departure, many analysts will have Corner as a trending pick for KC. The truth is, Brett Veach has done a great job building this team through the draft year after year. There are no major needs here as key FA departures like Sneed and Donovan Smith are met with young talent ready to fill the open roles. I think the right pick is in front of our faces though, It’s OLine. KC can be nearly unstoppable if Pat Mahomes stays healthy and while last year’s 3rd rounder Wanya Morris may have the potential to fill the hole at Left Tackle, it’s still likely the weakest spot on their roster at this point. I’m a big fan of Jordan Morgan, there would be little debate as to whether or not he’d end up a first round pick if it wasn’t for a late 2022 ACL tear. Morgan can man the blind side in KC from the get-go and I expect him to show massive improvement in his 2nd season removed from surgery.

Round 2:

33. Carolina Panthers - Edge Laiatu Latu UCLA:

Once again, I want to make mention that Latu will most likely last to day 2. I’m shocked by how many experts have him going in round one. He may be the most polished rusher in this draft but he has a massive injury flag that will not be ignored. We’ve seen this happen many times before, teams will feel much more comfortable rolling the dice on a guy like Latu early on day 2.

34. New England Patriots - OT Patrick Paul Houston

35. Arizona Cardinals - DE Braden Fiske FSU

36. Washington Commanders - WR Xavier Worthy Texas

37. Los Angeles Chargers - HB Blake Corum Michigan

38. Tennessee Titans - DT T’Vondre Sweat Texas

39. Carolina Panthers - CB Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Missouri

40. Washington Commanders - OT Kingsley Suamataia BYU

41. Green Bay Packers - S Tyler Nubin Minnesota 

42. Houston Texans - DT Kris Jenkins Michigan

43. Atlanta Falcons - Edge Chris Braswell Alabama

44. Las Vegas Raiders - DL Darius Robinson Missouri

45. New Orleans Saints - WR Keon Coleman FSU

46. Indianapolis Colts - TE Ja’Tavion Sanders Texas

47. New York Giants - HB Jaylen Wright Tennessee 

48. Jacksonville Jaguars - WR Troy Franklin Oregon

49. Cincinnati Bengals - DT Mekhi Wingo LSU

50. Philadelphia Eagles - WR Devontez Walker UNC

51. Pittsburgh Steelers - C Zach Frazier WVU

52. Los Angeles Rams - LB Edgerrin Cooper Texas A&M

53. Philadelphia Eagles - OG Christian Haynes UConn

54. Cleveland Browns - LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Clemson

55. Miami Dolphins - S Cole Bishop Utah

56. Dallas Cowboys - HB Trey Benson FSU

57. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - S Calen Bullock USC

58. Denver Broncos - CB Max Melton Rutgers

59. Houston Texans - LB Payton Wilson NC State

60. Buffalo Bills - Edge Marshawn Kneeland Western Michigan

61. Detroit Lions - OG Cooper Beebe Kansas State

62. Baltimore Ravens - WR Ladd McConkey Georgia

63. San Francisco 49ers - WR Malachi Corley Western Kentucky

64. Kansas City Chiefs - CB T.J. Tampa Iowa State

Round 3:

65. Carolina Panthers - HB Jonathon Brooks Texas

66. Arizona Cardinals - S Kamren Kinchens Miami

67. Washington Commanders - Edge Bralen Trice Washington

68. New England Patriots - DL Maason Smith LSU

69. Los Angeles Chargers - WR Roman Wilson Michigan

70. New York Giants - CB Kamari Lassiter Georgia

71. Arizona Cardinals - Edge Gabriel Murphy UCLA

72. New York Jets - S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson Texas Tech

73. Detroit Lions - CB Jarrian Jones FSU

74. Atlanta Falcons - S Javon Bullard Georgia

75. Chicago Bears - C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger Georgia

76. Denver Broncos - DL Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson

77. Las Vegas Raiders - QB Spencer Rattler South Carolina

78. Washington Commanders - LB Junior Colson Michigan

79. Atlanta Falcons - TE AJ Barner Michigan

80. Cincinnati Bengals - LB Cedric Gray UNC

81. Seattle Seahawks - OG Zak Zinter Michigan

82. Indianapolis Colts - WR Ricky Pearsall Florida

83. Los Angeles Rams - DL Brandon Dorlus Oregon

84. Pittsburgh Steelers - WR Xavier Legette South Carolina

85. Cleveland Browns - DT Michael Hall Jr. Ohio State

86. Houston Texans - HB Will Shipley Clemson

87. Miami Dolphins - DL Leonard Taylor III Miami

88. Denver Broncos - WR Javon Baker UCF

89. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Edge Adisa Isaac PSU

90. Arizona Cardinals - TE Cade Stover Ohio State

91. Green Bay Packers - LB Trevin Wallace Kentucky

92. Detroit Lions - Edge Mohamed Kamara Colorado State

93. Baltimore Ravens - OG Christian Mahogany Boston College

94. San Francisco 49ers - CB Caelen Carson Wake Forest

95. Kansas City Chiefs - HB MarShawn Lloyd USC

96. Jacksonville Jaguars - Edge Austin Booker Kansas

97. Cincinnati Bengals - TE Ben Sinnott Kansas State

98. Pittsburgh Steelers - CB Mike Sainristil Michigan

99. Los Angeles Rams - OT Kiran Amegadjie Yale

100. Washington Commanders - TE Theo Johnson PSU