NFL Draft: Edge Rushers, WRs Dominate Round 2

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Day 2 of the NFL Draft brought twice the trades and picks with no running backs or quarterbacks selected in Round 2 for the first time in. 23 years Eagles GM Howie Roseman topped the winners again by trading two-third round picks to snag edge-resher Jonathan Greenard from Minnesota, then locking. Came into a 4-year, $100 million deal to boost their pass rush after losing key defenders. Offensive weapons flew off the board, with 17 wider sewers through three rounds tying a draft record and nine tight-ends matching the. All time high, thanks to trends like Shaw McVase three tight-endsets. Meanwhile, defense ruled Round 2 with 22 players picked, tying histories most as teams like the Texans and Chiefs loaded up on my men and corners. Things lit up over fun moments, like Bayer's Center, Logan Jones scoring free catch-up

1:00for life as the 57th pick, Ahine's promo in Pittsburgh, and the Falcons reuniting brothers AJ and Avion Terrell. But third round quarterbacks, Carson back to the Cardinals and Drew Aller to the Steelers, Drew groans, given the position's grim history of busts and rare stars. The 49ers caught heat for reaching on wide receiver Dijon's dribbling at 33rd overall and a late running back, while cornered Jermad, McCoy slid due to knee issues despite top rankings. Running backs cooled off hard with just one in Round 3, and non-power conference kids barely cracked the first three rounds, as the draft rolls in today three, expect running backs to rebound and more value hunts, but these early moves are already reshaping rosters for the long haul.