NFL Draft Day Two: Quarterbacks Fly, Defense Shines

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The 2026 NFL Draft rolls into day two to Night in Pittsburgh, firing up rounds two and three. Top prospects like Tennessee quarterback Germann McCoy, Washington-wide receiver Denzel Boston, Miami quarterback Carson Beck, and LSU quarterback. Garrett Newsmeyer is still on the board, ready to shake up team rosters. On two projections, show teams loading up on edge rushers and line men early. San Francisco grabs Oklahoma's R. Mason Thomas at pick 33 for his non-stop quarterback hunt. Arizona follows with Texas A&M interior line man chased by Santis at 34. The draft's best pass blocking guard who can start right away. Defensive backs steal the show mid-round. With the Giants landing top ring McCoy at 37 despite his injury history, he could be a game-changer like past slide victims. Las Vegas pairs Boston with their young weapons at 36, while Kansas City adds explosive

1:02edge, Cassie is howl at 40. These spits address real defensive gaps across the league. Come round three. The quarterbacks finally fly off the board. Arizona selects Miami's Carson Beck at 65 to spark their offense, and Tampa Bay nabs LSU's Garrett Newsmeyer at 77 for quarterback. Tight ends and more corners round it out, like Philly taking Ohio State's Max Claire at 68. This mock highlights the draft's defensive depth and quarterbacks slide, setting the stage for teams to plug holes and build contenders, stay locked in as pick start dropping for real.