Second Round Results
33. Buffalo (from Carolina) | Keon Coleman / WR / Florida State | The Bills trade down twice and still get a top prospect in the FSU star. He has size, great hands, and leaping ability with elite body control. The former Michigan State WR fills a huge need in Buffalo. |
34. LA Chargers (trade from New England) | Ladd McConkey / WR / Georgia | McConkey is the best route runner in this draft. He's quick, savvy, and tough. He looks to be either an outstanding slot receiver or a quaity #2 option on the outside in LA. Injuries have continuously been an issue in college. |
35. Atlanta (trade from Arizona) | Ruke Orhorhoro / IDL / Clemson | Orhorhoro is a bit of a project but he has tremendous upside with length, strength, quickness, and burst to excel. If he develops, this will be a great pick. And his upside is very enticing - potential Hall of Fame ability. |
36. Washington | Jer'Zhan "Johnny" Newton / IDL / Illinois | Newton has a fantastic combination of power, speed, and quickness. He's a force against the run and pass. The run on top shelf IDL has begun. |
37. New England (trade from LA Chargers) | Ja'Lynn Polk / WR / Washington | A surprise pick here - he is SNS' #28 WR, ranked behind fellow Huskies WRs Odunze and McMillan. Polk has difficulty creating separation and ran slower than expected at the combine. He's a good leaper and is physically tough. Good player. Just seems like a reach. |
38. Tennessee | T'Vondre Sweat / IDL / Texas | Sweat is huge and powerful. He resets the LOS consistently. He was charged with DWI in the off season and has serious weight issues. Combined with Simmons, the Outland Trophy winner, makes the Titans' run defense potentially impossible to run inside against. |
39. LA Rams (from Carolina through NY Giants) | Braden Fiske / IDL / Florida State | The run on elite IDL continues with the ultra-quick, competitive, and nasty interior defender. He's quick and effective against both the run and pass. He lacks great length with unusually short arms but he can pressure the QB consistently. |
40. Philadelphia (from Washington through Chicago) | Cooper DeJean / CB / Iowa | The Eagles have now selected SNS' two best CBs in this draft. DeJean has fantastic ball skills and is a pick six machine. He's fast and agile. He hopes to become the first white starting CB in the NFL since Jason Sehorn retired two decades ago. Absolute steal by Philly. |
41. New Orleans (from Green Bay through NY Jets) | Kool Aid McKinstry / CB / Alabama | The Saints need to replenish the CB room and by selecting the Alabama All-American, they have succeeded. He's fast and highly competitive. His lack of ball production is a bit concerning. |
42. Houston (from Minnesota) | Kamari Lassiter / CB / Georgia | A bit of a reach - SNS' #20 CB. Lassiter is highly experienced but has only average speed and is tight in the hips. He is highly instinctive and has a decent closing burst. But there were better CBs available. |
43. Arizona (trade from Atlanta) | Max Melton / CB / Rutgers | Melton is a fantastic athlete with speed and fluidity. His instincts are solid but he can be fooled by a smart QB. He can play inside or cover the slot. |
44. Las Vegas | Jackson Powers-Johnson / IOL / Oregon | When JPJ's name was announced, he was called a guard, a sign of his versatility. He's strong and very effective run blocker at the second level. He has limited experience but great potential. |
45. Green Bay (from New Orleans through Denver) | Edgerrin Cooper / LB / Texas A&M | The Packers have their type of LB - fast, rangy, aggressive, and nasty. Unfortunately, Cooper's instincts are subpar and may never improve - he gets fooled by reverses and play action on a regular basis. |
46. Carolina (from Indianapolis) | Jonathon Brooks / RB / Texas | First RB off the board is the talented Longhorn RB whose excellent first season as the feature back in Austin was ended by a torn ACL. If he is ready to go, he figures to be the Panthers' starting running back come September. |
47. NY Giants (from Seattle) | Tyler Nubin / S / Minnesota | The #1 safety in his class, Nubin hits like a train and has great range on the back end. He replaces the departed Xavier McKinney in free agency. |
48. Jacksonville | Maason Smith / DL / LSU | Smith, a DT / 5T tweener was a huge recruit but never lived up to his potential. When his game is on, he plays like Chris Jones. Interesting selection by the Jags. |
49. Cincinnati | Kris Jenkins / IDL / Michigan | SNS' #2 IDL prospect has the best combination of run stopping and pass rushing skill. He fills a major need in Cincy after the departure of DJ Reader in free agency. |
50. Washington (from Philadelphia through New Orleans) | Mike Sainristil / CB / Michigan | The top slot CB on many teams' draft boards, the former WR has loose hips, fantastic agility, and great closing burst. He should be manning the slot on a full-time basis in DC. |
51. Pittsburgh | Zach Frazier / IOL / West Virginia | The Steelers select the top center in this draft. He's physical and strong. His hand use is superb - a product of being a championship-level high school wrestler. He's mobile and smart. Great draft pick. |
52. Indianapolis (from LA Rams) | Adonai Mitchell / WR / Texas | Mitchell has a rare combination of size and speed (sub 4.35 40). His hands are a bit spotty but he gives the Colts an explosive element to line up opposite Michael Pittman on the outside. |
53. Washington (trade from Philadelphia) | Ben Sinnott / TE / Kansas State | The second TE selected is the fast rising Wildcat. He worked out exceptionally well at the combine. He's a competitive blocker and a quality route runner. |
54. Cleveland | Michael Hall / IDL / Ohio State | Hall plays like he's shot out of a cannon - very twitched up at the snap. Unfortunately, he flashes moments of domination followed by virtually disappearing for stretches. Intriguing upside. |
55. Miami | Patrick Paul / OT / Houston | Paul has fantastic length with grapevines for arms. He's a little stiff in his movements but has natural strength and power and it takes a hike to get around his reach. Could play OLT or ORT, although ORT seems most likely. |
56. Dallas | Marshawn Kneeland / EDGE / Western Michigan | Kneeland is very powerful and has a great bull rush. His motor is non-stop and he is very strong against the run. He needs to develop additional pass rushing moves to his arsenal but he has gotten better every year in Kalamazoo. |
57. Tampa Bay | Chris Braswell / EDGE / Alabama | Braswell was actually more productive than teammate Dallas Turner and lined up opposite of Will Anderson prior to Turner this year. He has a great motor and burst and is a fantastic tackler. |
58. Green Bay | Javon Bullard / S / Georgia | Bullard has very good coverage skills for a safety but his range as a free safety is his best attribute. |
59. Houston | Blake Fisher / OT / Note Dame | Fisher would have likely been the top OT due to his elite physical tools in college football next year if he had returned. He looks to be an above average OT but would have been better served by returning to South Bend for another year. |
60. Buffalo | Cole Bishop / S / Utah | Bishop is a baller with great instincts and physicality. He has good range and loves the game. He gives the Bills a true free safety with the chops to come down and support the run. |
61. Detroit | Ennis Rakestraw / CB / Missouri | Rakestraw lacks some size and strength but has the attitude and mojo to talk smack and back it up. The Lions pass defense may now be a team strength - a good thing considering the WRs in the NFC North. |
62. Baltimore | Roger Rosengarten / OT / Washington | Rosengarten played ORT in college, blocking for southpaw QB Penix. He has the length, reach, and feet to play OLT and protect Lamar Jackson's blindside next year. |
63. Kansas City (from San Francisco) | Kingsley Suamataia / OL / BYU | Suamataia is a versatile and big - qualities Andy Reid covets in his lineman. Suamataia could project to OLT but seems best suited to sliding inside and playing guard. His strength and leverage are his best attributes. |
64. San Francisco (from Kansas City) | Renardo Green / CB / Florida State | Green has been quickly moving up draft boards due to putting years of good film together and great athletic testing numbers at the combine. Green is feisty and likes to play in the hip pocket of the WR. Quality selection. |
Third Round Results
65. NY Jets (from Carolina) | Malachi Corley / WR / Western Michigan |
66. Arizona | Trey Benson / RB / Florida State |
67. Washington | Brandon Coleman / OL / TCU |
68. New England | Caeden Wallace / OT / Penn State |
69. LA Chargers | Junior Colson / LB / Michigan |
70. NY Giants | Andru Phillips / CB / Kentucky |
71. Arizona (from Tennessee) | Isaiah Adams / OL / Illinois |
72. Carolina (from NY Jets) | Trevin Wallace / LB / Kentucky |
73. Dallas (from Detroit through Minnesota) | Cooper Beebe / IOL / Kansas State |
74. Atlanta | Bralen Trice / EDGE / Washington |
75. Chicago | Kiran Amegadjie / OT / Yale |
76. Denver | Jonah Elliss / EDGE / Utah |
77. Las Vegas | Delmar Glaze / OT / Maryland |
78. Houston (from Philadelphia through Washington and Seattle) | Calen Bullock / S / USC |
79. Indianapolis (from Atlanta through Jacksonville) | Matt Goncalves / OT / Pittsburgh |
80. Cincinnati | Jermaine Burton / WR / Alabama |
81. Seattle (from New Orleans through Denver) | Christian Haynes / IOL / UCONN |
82. Arizona (from Atlanta through Indianapolis) | Tip Reiman / TE / Illinois |
83. LA Rams | Blake Corum / RB / Michigan |
84. Pittsburgh | Roman Wilson / WR / Michigan |
85. Cleveland | Zak Zinter / IOL / Michigan |
86. San Francisco (from Philadelphia through Houston) | Dominick Puni / OL / Kansas |
87. Dallas | Marist Liufau / LB / Notre Dame |
88. Green Bay | MarShawn Lloyd / RB / USC |
89. Tampa Bay | Tykee Smith / S / Georgia |
90. Arizona (from Houston) | Elijah Jones / CB / Boston College |
91. Green Bay (from Buffalo) | Ty'Ron Hopper / LB / Missouri |
92. Tampa Bay (from Detroit) | Jalen McMillan / WR / Washington |
93. Baltimore | Adisa Isaac / EDGE / Penn State |
94. Philadelphia (from San Francisco) | Jalyx Hunt / EDGE / Houston Baptist |
95. Buffalo (from Kansas City) | DeWayne Carter / IDL / Duke |
96. Jacksonville (COMP) | Jarrian Jones / CB / Florida State |
97. Cincinnati (COMP) | McKinnley Jackson / IDL / Texas A&M |
98. Pittsburgh (from Philadelphia; COMP) | Payton Wilson / LB / North Carolina State |
99. LA Rams (COMP) | Kamren Kinchens / S / Miami, Fl |
100. Washington (from San Francisco; COMP) | Luke McCaffrey / WR / Rice |
SNS 2024 NFL Draft - Day 2 Observations & Notes |
The first round on Thursday night was heavily tilted towards offense with 23 of the 32 picks being offensive players. Things evened out on Friday evening in Detroit, when 37 of the 68 picks were defensive players. Notably, the second round saw 20 out of 32 picks used on defense. Fourteen of those picks were used on IDL and CBs (seven each), which demonstrates the top end quality of both classes. |
If looking for a lagging indicator on why Michigan and Washington combined to lose only one game last season, look at Friday's draft. Michigan had six players selected and Washington four. In fact, three Michigan players went in a row in the middle of the third round (Corum, Wilson, Zinter). All three Washington WRs have been selected in the first 92 selections of the draft. Two dominate programs, ten night 2 draft picks. Probably not a coincidence. |
The value of the 2024 RB class began to percolate to the top with the selection of four RBs. Jonathon Brooks gets picked by Carolina where he enters an ideal situation where he should be set to become their true #1 RB - if his knee has fully recuperated. Similarly, Benson is poised to take over the Cardinals #1 RB spot, although beating James Connor out will be a tough task to accomplish. Corum seems destined to compete for the #2 RB spot behind Kyren Williams but has starting potential. Lloyd will also be a backup behind Josh Jacobs, giving the Packers a deadly backfield combination. |
Five safeties went off the board on Friday, starting with Tyler Nubin and Javon Bullard in round two and Calen Bullock, Tykee Smith, and Kamren Kinchens in the third round. Bullock is long and rangy and may be converted to CB although an old school free safety role seems best suited to his skills. Smith is a jack of all trades who matches up well with TEs and RBs in coverage. Kinchens has great ball skills and instincts. His workout numbers do not indicate his playing speed. He's a baller. |
Top 200 Players Available on Saturday - Final Day of the Draft
1. Mekhi Wingo / IDL / LSU |
2. Cedric Gray / LB / North Carolina |
3. Devontez Walker / WR / North Carolina |
4. Brenden Rice / WR / USC |
5. Troy Franklin / WR / Oregon |
6. Ja'Tavion Sanders / TE / Texas |
7. Garret Greenfield / OT / South Dakota State |
8. Lideatrick "Tulu" Griffin / WR / Mississippi State |
9. Christian Mahogany / IOL / Boston College |
10. Jaylen Wright / RB / Tennessee |
11. Theo Johnson / TE / Penn State |
12. Kris Abrams-Draine / CB / Missouri |
13. Sam Hartman / QB / Notre Dame |
14. Jordan Whittington / WR / Texas |
15. Audric Estime / RB / Notre Dame |
16. Jha'Quan Jackson / WR / Tulane |
17. Walter Rouse / OT / Oklahoma |
18. Cedric Johnson / EDGE / Ole Miss |
19. Tanor Bortolini / IOL / Wisconsin |
20. Christian Jones / OT / Texas |
21. Sedrick Van Pran-Granger / IOL / Georgia |
22. Will Shipley / RB / Clemson |
23. Cam Hart / CB / Notre Dame |
24. Spencer Rattler / QB / South Carolina |
25. Jarvis Brownlee / CB / Louisville |
26. Gabe Hall / IDL / Baylor |
27. Jacob Cowing / WR / Arizona |
28. Jaden Hicks / S / Washington State |
29. Keith Randolph / IDL / Illinois |
30. Cade Stover / TE / Ohio State |
31. Leonard Taylor / IDL / Miami, Fl |
32. Marcus Harris / IDL / Auburn |
33. Myles Cole / EDGE / Texas Tech |
34. Frank Crum / OT / Wyoming |
35. Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint / WR / Georgia |
36. Javion Cohen / IOL / Miami, Fl |
37. Isaac Guerendo / RB / Louisville |
38. Ryan Cooper / CB / Oregon State |
39. Johnny Wilson / WR / Florida State |
40. Mason McCormick / IOL / South Dakota State |
41. Nathaniel Watson / LB / Mississippi State |
42. Isaac Rex / TE / BYU |
43. Kitan Oladapo / S / Oregon State |
44. Satoa Laumea / OT / Utah |
45. Brandon Dorlus / EDGE / Oregon |
46. Tahj Washington / WR / USC |
47. Logan Lee / DL / Iowa |
48. Javon Foster / OT / Missouri |
50. Ray Davis / RB / Kentucky |
51. Jordan Travis / QB / Florida State |
52. Khyree Jackson / CB / Oregon |
53. Joshua Cephus / WR / UTSA |
54. Brennan Jackson / EDGE / Washington State |
55. Jaylin Simpson / S / Auburn |
56. Michael Pratt / QB / Tulane |
57. Jermaine Burton / WR / Alabama |
58. Jared Wiley / TE / TCU |
59. Tyler Davis / IDL / Clemson |
60. Malik Washington / WR / Virginia |
61. Tommy Eichenberg / LB / Ohio State |
62. Cody Schrader / RB / Missouri |
63. Joe Milton / QB / Tennessee |
64. Domonique Hampton / S / Washington |
65. Brevyn Spann-Ford / TE / Minnesota |
66. Ainias Smith / WR / Texas A&M |
67. Jaden Crumedy / IDL / Mississippi State |
68. Dwight McGlothern / CB / Arkansas |
69. Jacob Monk / IOL / Duke |
70. Braelon Allen / RB / Wisconsin |
71. Solomon Byrd / EDGE / USC |
72. Daijahn Anthony / S / Ole Miss |
73. Bub Means / WR / Pittsburgh |
74. Isaiah Davis / RB / South Dakota State |
75. Eric Watts / DL / UCONN |
76. Josh Newton / CB / TCU |
77. Javon Baker / WR / UCF |
78. Layden Robinson / IOL / Texas A&M |
79. Frank Gore / RB / Southern Mississippi |
80. Jeremiah Trotter / LB / Clemson |
81. Deantre Prince / CB / Ole Miss |
82. Jalen Calhoun / WR / Duke |
83. Tylan Gable / OT / UCF |
84. Ron Stone / EDGE / Washington State |
85. Curtis Jacobs / LB / Penn State |
86. Kingsley Eguakun / IOL / Florida |
87. Devaugh Vele / WR / Utah |
88. James Williams / S / Miami, Fl |
89. Austin Booker / EDGE / Kansas |
90. Jaheim Bell / TE / Florida State |
91. Trevor Keegan / IOL / Michigan |
92. Anthony Gould / WR / Oregon State |
93. Qwan'tez Stiggers / CB / Toronto Argonauts (CFL) |
94. Sione Vaki / S / Utah |
95. Xavier Weaver / WR / Colorado |
96. Travis Glover / OT / Georgia State |
97. Tuli Letuligasenoa / IDL / Washington |
98. Taulia Tagovailoa / QB / Maryland |
99. Charles Turner / IOL / LSU |
100. Darius Muasau / LB / UCLA |
101. Nehemiah Pritchett / CB / Auburn |
102. AJ Barner / TE / Michigan |
103. Julian Pearl / OL / Illinois |
104. Isaiah Williams / WR / Illinois |
105. Gabriel Murphy / EDGE / UCLA |
106. Kalen King / CB / Penn State |
107. Edefuan Ulfoshio / LB / Washington |
108. Kenny Logan / S / Kansas |
109. Ryan Flournoy / WR / SE Missouri State |
110. Xavier Thomas / EDGE / Clemson |
111. Carlton Johnson / CB / Fresno State |
112. Drake Nugent / IOL / Michigan |
113. Javon Solomon / EDGE / Troy |
114. JD Bertrand / LB / Notre Dame |
115. Javontae Jean Baptiste / EDGE / Notre Dame |
116. Jordan Jefferson / IDL / LSU |
117. Jarius Monroe / CB / Tulane |
118. Zion Tupuola-Fetui / EDGE / Washington |
119. Jamari Thrash / WR / Louisville |
120. Kimani Vidal / RB / Troy |
121. Myles Murphy / IDL / North Carolina |
122. Tory Taylor / P / Iowa |
123. Te'Cory Couch / CB / Miami, Fl |
124. Cameron Wire / OT / Tulane |
125. Tanner McLachlan / TE / Arizona |
126. Jaylen Harrell / EDGE / Michigan |
127. Isaiah Johnson / CB / Syracuse |
128. Donovan Jennings / OL / South Florida |
129. Austin Reed / QB / Western Kentucky |
130. Tre'Mon Morris-Brash / EDGE / UCF |
131. Bucky Irving / RB / Oregon |
132. Chau Smith-Wade / CB / Washington State |
133. Jaylan Ford / LB / Texas |
134. Ethan Driskell / OT / Marshall |
135. Eyabi Oke-Anoma / EDGE / Charlotte |
136. Sam Pickney / WR / Coastal Carolina |
137. LaDarius Henderson / OL / Michigan |
138. Dillon Johnson / RB / Washington |
139. Tyler Owens / S / Texas Tech |
140. Will Reichard / K / Alabama |
141. Braiden McGregor / EDGE / Michigan |
142. Dylan McMahon / IOL / North Carolina State |
143. Jadon Janke / WR / South Dakota State |
144. Carter Bradley / QB / South Alabama |
145. Christian Roland-Wallace / CB / USC |
146. Dallin Holker / TE / Colorado State |
147. Mohamed Kamara / EDGE / Colorado State |
148. Dylan Laube / RB / New Hampshire |
149. Tejhuan Palmer / WR / UAB |
150. Zion Logue / IDL / Georgia |
151. DJ James / CB / Auburn |
152. Evan Williams / S / Oregon |
153. Kedon Slovis / QB / BYU |
154. Anthony Goodlow / DL / Oklahoma State |
155. Keaton Bills / IOL / Utah |
156. Jalen Coker / WR / Holy Cross |
157. John Rhys Plumlee / QB / UCF |
158. Justin Eboigbe / IDL / Alabama |
159. Ryan Watts / CB / Texas |
160. Trajan Jeffcoat / EDGE / Arkansas |
161. Blake Watson / RB / Memphis |
162. CJ Hanson / IOL / Holy Cross |
163. TJ Tampa / CB / Iowa State |
164. Devin Carter / WR / Washington |
165. Devin Culp / TE / Washington |
166. Andrew Coker / OT / TCU |
167. Decamerion Richardson / CB / Mississippi State |
168. Deshaun Fenwick / RB / Oregon State |
169. Tayvion Robinson / WR / Kentucky |
170. Matt Lee / IOL / Miami, Fl |
171. Shayne Simon / LB / Pittsburgh |
172. Fabian Lovett / IDL / Florida State |
173. Karsen Barnhart / OL / Michigan |
174. Frank Harris / QB / UTSA |
175. David Ugwoegbu / EDGE / Houston |
176. MJ Devonshire / CB / Pittsburgh |
177. Millard Bradford / S / TCU |
178. Bayron Matos / OL / Dominican Republic |
179. Daijun Edwards / RB / Georgia |
180. Erick All / TE / Iowa |
181. Harrison Mevis / K / Missouri |
182. Travis Clayton / OL / Great Britain |
183. Khristian Boyd / IDL / Northern Iowa |
184. Drake Stoops / WR / Oklahoma |
185. Nelson Ceasar / EDGE Houston |
186. Cam Lampkin / CB / Washington State |
187. Nick Jackson / LB / Iowa |
188. Nick Gargiulo / IOL / South Carolina |
189. Spencer Sanders / QB / Ole Miss |
190. Jaylon Carlies / S / Missouri |
191. Cam Little / K / Arkansas |
192. Jaxon Janke / WR / South Dakota State |
193. Tyrone Tracy / RB / Purdue |
194. Sheridan Jones / CB / Clemson |
195. Andre Sam / S / LSU |
196. William Barnes / OT / North Carolina |
197. Cornelius Johnson / WR / Michigan |
198. Michael Wiley / RB / Arizona |
199. Kalen DeLoach / LB / Florida State |
200. Beanie Bishop / CB / West Virginia |
SNS 2024 NFL Draft Saturday Preview |
No QBs were drafted on Friday. Not surprising, actually. But expect a QB run to occur early on Saturday. Spencer Rattler, Joe Milton, Michael Pratt, and Sam Hartman will go off the board by mid-round five and several other QBs could hear their names called. Jordan Travis, Taulia Tagovailoa, Austin Reed, and Carter Bradley are the next most likely to hear their names called before pick 257 ends the festivities on Saturday evening. |
Linebackers, especially those who can play special teams, will hear their names called more often on Saturday. Names to watch out for: Cedric Gray (UNC), a fast, instinctive tackling machine, Nathaniel Watson (Miss. State), offers size, range, tackling, and crafty blitzing ability. Jeremiah Trotter (Clemson), a second generation LB with speed, range, and a desire to hit. Tommy Eichenberg (Ohio State), very instinctive and smart LB with range and tackling ability. |
There are a bevy of talented RBs available to be drafted that could start at some point this coming season. A few to keep your eye on include, Audric Estime (Notre Dame), Jaylen Wright (Tennessee), Braelon Allen (Wisconsin), Ray Davis (Kentucky), Isaac Guerendo (Louisville), Frank Gore (Southern Mississippi), Bucky Irving (Oregon), and Kimani Vidal (Troy). Expect up to a dozen RBs to be taken on Saturday afternoon. |
Expect a deep run on WRs on Saturday afternoon with more than a dozen WRs who could contribute in the NFL next year. Keep an eye on Tez Walker (UNC), Tulu Griffin (Miss. State), Troy Franklin (Oregon), Brenden Rice (USC), Anthony Gould (Oregon State), Jha'Quan Jackson (Tulane), Jacob Cowing (Arizona), Tahj Washington (USC), Jordan Whittington (Texas), Ainias Smith (Texas A&M), Johnny Wilson (Florida State), Joshua Cephus (UTSA), Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint (Georgia), and Malik Washington (Virginia). |
CBs will be a hot commodity on the draft's final day. There could be more than a dozen CBs taken on Saturday including: Dwight McGlothern (Arkansas), Cam Hart (Notre Dame), Jarvis Brownlee (Louisville), Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri), Khyree Jackson (Oregon), Ryan Watts (Texas), Nehemiah Pritchett (Auburn), Caelon Carson (Wake Forest), Beanie Bishop (West Virginia), DJ James (Auburn), Ryan Cooper (Oregon State), Deantre Prince (Ole Miss), Carlton Johnson (Fresno State), Qwan'tez Stiggers (Toronto - CFL), and TJ Tampa (Iowa State). |
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