2023 DRAFT - SECOND ROUND
32. Pittsburgh
Joey Porter / CB
Penn State
Well, this was predictable. Porter has ideal size and length and relishes contact. And oh yeah, he is Steeler royalty. This pick addresses a serious need in Pittsburgh.
33. Tennessee (from Arizona thru Houston)
Will Levis / QB
Kentucky
Tennessee has apparently given up on Malik Willis. Levis has great arm strength and a quick release. He’s a definite upgrade and gives the Titans a replacement for Tannehill.
34. Detroit (from Arizona)
Sam LaPorta / TE
Iowa
The Lions pick another Hawkeye. LaPorta has good size, blocking ability, and soft hands. Addresses a need in the Motor City.
35. Las Vegas (from Indianapolis)
Michael Mayer / TE
Notre Dame
SNS’ #1 ranked TE finally goes off the board. He’s solid as a blocker and has reliable hands. Good pick.
36. LA Rams
Steve Avila / IOL
TCU
One of the reasons the Rams struggled last year was because the quality of the offensive line play declined. Avila is big, strong, and powerful and can play any IOL position.
37. Seattle (from Denver)
Derick Hall / Edge
Auburn
Hall is very strong and excels in run defense.
38. Atlanta (from Indianapolis thru Las Vegas)
Matthew Bergeron / OT
Syracuse
Atlanta has plenty of depth at OT and will slide inside in Atlanta and provide a young prospect to develop.
39. Carolina
Jonathan Mingo / WR
Mississippi
Mingo has good size, strength, and YAC ability but has trouble getting separation against man coverage. This pick is a stretch at this point of the draft.
40. New Orleans
Isaiah Foskey / Edge
Notre Dame
Foskey is possibly the strongest Edge in this draft. He’s big, strong, and smart. Recorded double digit sacks the last two years in South Bend.
41. Arizona (from Tennessee thru Houston)
BJ Ojulari / Edge
LSU
Ojulari has good length, excellent bend, and good closing burst. He’s a very similar prospect to his brother Azeez (Giants).
42. Green Bay (from NY Jets thru Cleveland)
Luke Musgrave / TE
Oregon State
The TE run continues…and Darnell Washington continues to fall down the board.
43. NY Jets
Joe Tippmann / IOL
Wisconsin
Huge center with an injury history. Very talented and Badgers know how to develop their OL.
44. Indianapolis (from Atlanta)
Julius Brents / CB
Kansas State
The Colts invest in the long and tall CB who excels in press coverage.
45. Detroit (from Green Bay)
Brian Branch / S
Alabama
Branch is a quality safety who excels in slot coverage. He’s smart and instinctive and addresses a huge need.
46. New England
Keion White / Edge
Georgia Tech
White, a former TE at Old Dominion is raw but talented. He offers great size and a powerful bull rush.
47. Washington
Jartavius Martin / S
Illinois
Martin is an excellent slot coverage safety with great range and quick hips.
48. Tampa Bay (from Green Bay thru Detroit)
Cody Mauch / OT
North Dakota State
Tampa needs to improve the run game and by drafting Mauch they get a versatile and physical lineman.
49. Pittsburgh
Keeanu Benton / DT
Wisconsin
Benton has excellent quickness and the versatility to play up and down the line.
50. Green Bay (from Tampa Bay)
Jayden Reed / WR
Michigan State
The Packers select the quick and dangerous Spartan who doubles as an excellent punt returner.
51. Miami
Cam Smith / CB
South Carolina
Miami finally picks and they select the confident and quick Gamecock.
52. Seattle
Zach Charbonnet / RB
UCLA
You wouldn’t think that a team having Kenneth Walker wouldn’t take another RB that high. Charbonnet is strong, physical, and a great pass catcher.
53. Chicago (from Baltimore)
Gervon Dexter / DT
Florida
Dexter has tremendous talent but an inconsistent motor. He has great potential if coaches can get through to him.
54. LA Chargers
Tuli Tuipulotu / Edge-5T
USC
TT led the PAC 12, and FBS, in sacks. He’s a tough, hard-nosed defender.
55. KC (from Detroit thru Minnesota)
Rashee Rice / WR
SMU
Rice is very reliable and productive. He looks like Deebo Samuel after the catch.
56. Chicago (from Jacksonville)
Tyrique Stevenson / CB
Miami, Fl
Strong and long CB who excels in press coverage. Very physical and tough.
57. NY Giants
John Michael Schmitz / IOL
Minnesota
JMS was a candidate to be drafted by the Giants in round one and they get him in round 2.
58. Dallas
Luke Schoonmaker / TE
Michigan
Dallas needs to replace Dalton Schultz with a similar player in Schoonmaker, who is a quality blocker and a reliable receiver.
59. Buffalo
O’Cyrus Torrence / IOL
Florida
Torrence is huge and is a people mover in the trenches.
60. Cincinnati
DJ Turner / CB
Michigan
Turner ran a blazing 4.26 40 at the combine which really opened up some eyes. Turner figures to be a slot corner in the NFL.
61. Jacksonville (from Chicago thru SF & Carolina)
Brenton Strange / TE
Penn State
Strange is raw but has a good combination of size and athleticism to develop.
62. Houston (from Philadelphia)
Juice Scruggs / IOL
Penn State
Big center with a history of back issues. Physical, strong, and tough.
63. Denver (from Detroit thru Kansas City)
Marvin Mims / WR
Oklahoma
Denver trades up and picks the undersized but explosive WR who should work well out of the slot.
2023DRAFT - THIRD ROUND
64. Chicago
Zacch Pickens / DT
South Carolina
Bears continue with the re-tooling of the DL with the talented but raw Gamecock DT.
65. Philadelphia (from Houston)
Tyler Steen / OT
Alabama
Steen was announced as an OG but has the size and feet to play OLT.
66. Philadelphia (from Arizona)
Sydney Brown / S
Illinois
Brown is a ballhawk and fits a need in Philadelphia.
67. Denver (from Indianapolis)
Drew Sanders / LB
Arkansas
Quality LB who excels at blitzing. Recorded 9 sacks in 2022.
68. Detroit (from Denver)
Hendon Hooker / QB
Tennessee
Lions draft a QB to develop to succeed Goff. Hooker is coming off an ACL injury but is a great prospect.
69. Houston (from LA Rams)
Tank Dell / WR
Houston
Talented but undersized and extremely productive Cougar. He gets to stay at home for his NFL career.
70. Las Vegas
Byron Young / DL
Alabama
Young is versatile and fundamentally solid DT who can play DE, DT, or NT.
71. New Orleans
Kendre Miller / RB
TCU
Miller is well-rounded and provides the Saints with a young RB to learn under Kamara.
72. Arizona (from Houston thru Tennessee)
Garrett Williams / CB
Syracuse
Very fluid and quick with excellent instincts. Coming off an ACL injury that ended his season.
73. NY Giants (from LA Rams thru Houston & Cleveland)
Jalin Hyatt / WR
Tennessee
Giants have needed WR help for years. The reigning Biletnikoff Award winner is explosive and hard to cover one on one.
74. Cleveland (from NY Jets)
Cedric Tillman / WR
Tennessee
Browns make it two Vols in a row with the selection of Tillman. Tillman has great size and gives the Browns a big wideout with their first pick.
75. Atlanta
Zach Harrison / Edge
Ohio State
Very large man who holds the edge well in run support.
76. New England (from Carolina)
Marte Mapu / LB-S
Sacramento State
77. LA Rams (from New England thru Miami)
Byron Young / Edge
Tennessee
Young is quick and fast and has a high ceiling.
78. Green Bay
Tucker Kraft / TE
South Dakota State
Packers take their second TE in the Dallas Goedert clone.
79. Indianapolis (from Washington)
Josh Downs / WR
North Carolina
Downs is SNS’ #3 ranked WR. He’s quick, tough, and has soft hands. Great pick.
80. Carolina (from Pittsburgh)
DJ Johnson / Edge
Oregon
Johnson has great length and burst but disappears for long stretches of time.
81. Tennessee (from Arizona thru Detroit)
Tyjae Spears / RB
Tulane
Spears makes a good combination with Henry in Nashville. Spears has burst and great lateral agility.
82. Tampa Bay
YaYa Diaby / Edge
Louisville
83. Denver (from Seattle)
Riley Moss / CB
Denver
Moss could become the first white CB to get significant playing time in the NFL since Jason Sehorn retired two decades ago.
84. Miami
Devon Achane / RB
Texas A&M
Achane has legit world class track speed and adds more explosiveness to the Miami attack.
85. LA Chargers
Daiyan Henley / LB
Washington State
86. Baltimore
Trenton Simpson / LB
Clemson
The Ravens always seem to find talent where other people pass. Simpson is fast, rangy, and quick.
87. San Francisco (from Minnesota)
Ji’Ayir Brown / S
Penn State
49ers join the draft and take the instinctive ballhawk. Brown is the best safety in this class.
88. Jacksonville
Tank Bigsby / RB
Auburn
Excellent combo in Jacksonville – Etienne & Bigsby.
89. LA Rams (from NY Giants)
Kobie Turner / DT
Wake Forest
90. Dallas
DeMarvion Overshown / LB
Texas
Overshown is extremely fast, long, and rangy. His instincts are in need of development but his speed is impressive.
91. Buffalo
Dorian Williams / LB
Tulane
Very fast and rangy off the ball LB.
92. Kansas City (from Cincinnati)
Wanya Morris / OT
Oklahoma
93. Pittsburgh (from Carolina thru San Francisco)
Darnell Washington / TE
Georgia
Washington’s fall finally stops. Washington is an excellent blocker. Great value pick for the Steelers.
94. Arizona (from Philadelphia)
Michael Wilson / WR
Stanford
Wilson looks the part and has excellent speed. Unfortunately, his hands are inconsistent and he spends a lot of time on the injured list.
95. Cincinnati (from Kansas City)
Jordan Battle / S
Alabama
Battle starts from day one in Cincinnati.
96. Detroit (from Arizona)
Brodric Martin / DT
Western Kentucky
97. Washington
Ricky Stromberg / IOL
Arkansas
98. Cleveland
Siaki Ika / DT
Baylor
Ika is a powerful run stuffing DT who has surprisingly light feet.
99. San Francisco
Jake Moody / K
Michigan
The best kicker in this draft goes to San Francisco. Robbie Gould, you’ve been placed on notice.
100. Las Vegas
Tre Tucker / WR
Cincinnati
101. San Francisco
Cameron Latu / TE
Alabama
102. Minnesota (from San Francisco)
Mekhi Blackmon / CB
USC
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