NFL Draft Day Two: Shocking Picks, Big Wins

0:00On April 25, Day 2 of the NFL draft wrapped up rounds 2 and 3 with 68 players getting their shot in the league. Teens grabbed more quarterbacks, 11 wide receivers, 10 pass rushers, and 9 tight ends to plug roster gaps. Fig winners jumped out, like the Kansas City Chiefs beefing up their defense with a defensive back, interior lineman, and edge rusher to spark A. Rebound after losing vets. The Atlanta Falcons made family history by drafting Clemson cornerback Avion Terrell in the second round, pairing him with his brother AJ for A. Fears secondary duo. The first brothers in the same NFL backfield since the McCordes in New England, back in 2018 to 2020. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson scored big, with a 6 foot 4 wide-out from USC, who brings speed and a huge catch radius to stretch the field. Philadelphia Eagles GM, Howie Roseman kept wheeling and dealing, adding a tight end, future tackle, and trading for a pro-bowl linebacker.

1:00Pittsburgh Steelers loaded up two, snagging a playmaking wide-out, quarterback prospect, cornerback, and run blocker. On the flip side, Los Angeles Rams puzzled fans after taking a tight end they don't need, and an offensive lineman skipping a wide receiver amid, questions around their vets. Arizona Cardinals QB Jacobi Preset faces real competition from rookie Carson Beck, who balled out at Miami. LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmire shocked everyone by going undrafted through these rounds, while Tennessee corner, Jermai McCoy, kept sliding due to, knee concerns despite his speed. Draft A2 shook up rosters and storylines, setting the stage for Day 3 fireworks as teams chased that championship edge. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.