NFL Draft Day Two: Top Picks, Surprises

0:00On April 24th, day one of the 2026 NFL draft is in the books, and there's still a ton of talent left for day two. Teams missed out on some big names early, but gems like Jermon McCoy, the 6 foot 1 corner from Tennessee, and Avion Terrell, Clemson's physical, 5 foot 11 defensive back, top the board at 13 and 16. Right behind them, Texas A&M's Cassius Howell, a 6 foot 3 edge rusher, and Ohio State's Cater McDonald, a 326 pound beast. Inside, could change defenses overnight. The drafts always been unpredictable, with Super Bowl winners like the Seahawks, grabbing key pieces in rounds two and three, think guys like Abraham. Lucas, future pro bowlers hide here too. Edge rushers like Clemson's TJ Parker and Missouri Zion Young bring speed and power, while big receivers such as Washington's 6 foot 4 Denzel Boston Stretch Fields. Teams without early picks can still build depth with these versatile athletes.

1:01Fans are buzzing online, debating who falls furthest, and why corners dominate the top leftovers. 13 defensive backs in the top 50 alone. Impact players like Georgia's Kristen Miller on the D line, or Texas's Anthony Hill, at Linebacker, offer all the round skills that translate fast, reminding everyone late round steals when championships. Deeper in, quarterbacks like LSU's Garrett Newsmeyer gained buzz with his quick release, and Ohio State's Max Claire at Titan Screams Upside. Offensive line men and running backs fill out the value, from Texas A&M's Chase by Sanis to Washington's Jonah Coleman giving every team a shot at, starters. As day two kicks off Friday, expect trades and surprises. These prospects could redefine rosters before the weekend ends. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story.