2024 Mock Draft - ROUND 2
33) Browns - Emeka Egbuka | 6'1 | 205 | WR | Ohio State
After finishing in the basement for points scored on offense, they add some fire power here. Egbuka will get Round 1 consideration.
34) Giants - Tyleik Williams | 6'2 | 323 | DT | Ohio State
The Giants were horrible against the run this past year. Adding more beef up front is a serious need. Williams is an elite clog in the middle.
35) Titans - Jaxson Dart | 6'2 | 220 | QB | Ole Miss
Dart needs some time to develop, which he'll have if the Titans do sign a vet to a 2-year deal. That said, I could easily see them trading this pick for another QB-needy team.
36) Jaguars - Princely Umanmielen | 6'4 | 255 | EDGE | Ole Miss
The Jaguars look good on paper at the EDGE spot, but their pass-rush game underwhelmed. Umanmielen has the ability to test well and shoot ahead of bigger names in this draft.
37) Raiders - James Pearce Jr. | 6'5 | 242 | EDGE | Tennessee
Maxx Crosby is fantastic, but the Raiders could certainly use another guy to bring about pressure in a division that has some very good QBs.
38) Patriots - Shavon Revel | 6'3 | 193 | CB | East Carolina
The Pats needs some CB depth, and with a solid medical Revel won't last long in this marginal CB draft.
39) Bears (Via Panthers) - Donovan Jackson | 6'4 | 320 | OG/OT | Ohio State
I don't see many teams double-dipping at a need, but their O-line is so bad that I could see it here. Jackson showed he van play at OG or OT.
40) Saints - Jack Sawyer | 6'4 | 265 | DE | Ohio State
The Saints need some immediate help along the edge. Sawyer has become a popular name as of late.
41) Bears - Donovan Ezeiruaku | 6'2 | 250 | EDGE | Boston College
After seeing a mini run on EDGE talent, the Bears land a highly productive player here.
42) Jets - Xavier Watts | 5'11 | 189 | SAF | Notre Dame
The Jets have impending free agents at the position, and could simply use better play there regardless. Watts is a sound selection.
43) 49ers - Nic Scourton | 6'4 | 280 | DE/DT | Texas A&M
Scourton is a DE/DT tweener, which may scare some teams off. The 49ers need depth at both spots, however, so he's a good candidate.
44) Cowboys - Omarion Hampton | 6'0 | 220 | RB | North Carolina
If the Cowboys don't grab Jeanty in Round 1, a RB is certainly in play here if talent falls to them. Hampton would be great in Dallas.
45) Colts - Jonah Savaiinaea | 6'5 | 330 | OG/RT | Arizona
Will Fries is another great FA prospect who the Colts could lose this offseason. Savaiinaea projects well inside.
46) Falcons - T.J. Sanders | 6'5 | 298 | DT | South Carolina
Pairing Mike Green and T.J. Sanders next to each other for years to come sounds like a good plan. The Falcons need quality depth at DT, so installing Sanders now makes sense.
47) Cardinals - Carson Schwesinger | 6'2 | 225 | LB | UCLA
The Cardinals have a number of needs, any of which they could address here. While help is needed at DE and EDGE, the draft is deeper there than it is at LB. Meanwhile, this kid is very instinctive. He's the call if Kyzir White departs.
48) Dolphins - Marcus Mbow | 6'4 | 305 | RT/OG/C | Purdue
The Dolphins have two big holes at their OG spots. While I'm sure they'll sign a couple vets in FA, they need to think about and plan for the future. Mbow has 5-position flexibility up front.
49) Bengals - Mason Taylor | 6'6 | 253 | TE | LSU
Higgins is an UFA, so the Bengals need to fill the void of his production anyway possible. Warren and Loveland get the TE attention, but Taylor is great as well.
50) Seahawks - Alfred Collins | 6'5 | 315 | DT | Texas
Reed and Hankins are 33-years old, both of which are UFAs. Bolstering their DT depth here makes sense for the 'Hawks.
51) Broncos - TreVeyon Henderson | 5'10 | 212 | RB | Ohio State
Henderson would be an ideal replacement for Javontae Williams.
52) Steelers - Jalen Milroe | 6'2 | 220 | QB | Alabama
Milroe to the Steelers seems like a perfect fit to me. Re-signing Russell Wilson for one year to get Milroe ready would be the smart plan here.
53) Buccaneers - Tre Harris | 6'2 | 205 | WR | Ole Miss
For a team that needs immediate starter potential at WR, Harris is a gift.
54) Packers - Darius Alexander | 6'3 | 304 | DT | Toledo
Another team that has some expiring contracts coming due at the position, with the potential to even upgrade a couple guys.
55) Chargers - Trey Amos | 6'1 | 190 | CB | Ole Miss
Amos is a good-sized CB who could work into the rotation as a rookie.
56) Bills (via Vikings) - Azareye'h Thomas | 6'2 | 198 | CB | Florida State
Even if they re-sign Rasul Douglas, Thomas could be seen as good talent at this juncture.
57) Panthers (via Rams) - Cameron Williams | 6'5 | 312 | RT | Texas
Corbett is an UFA this year, with Taylor Moten to follow in 2026. Whether it be for OG or OT, Williams is a great insurance policy.
58) Texans - Landon Jackson | 6'7 | 281 | DE | Arkansas
The Texans are pretty thin when it comes to EDGE depth, so they secure the services of Jackson here.
59) Ravens - Wyatt Milum | 6'6 | 312 | OG/LT | West Virginia
Millum is a depth play, whether they view hi as an OT or OG.
60) Lions - Elic Ayomanor | 6'2 | 210 | WR | Stanford
It's scary to think how good this WR corps can become by adding this big target.
61) Commanders - Maxwell Hairston | 6'1 | 180 | CB | Kentucky
Many view Hairston as an early 2nd-rounder, so getting him here works.
62) Bills - Elijjah Arroyo | 6'4 | 250 | TE | Miami
After grabbing a WR and CB thus far, they become even scarier by adding the gifted Arroyo to their offense. AFC EAST beware.
63) Chiefs - Deone Walker | 6'7 | 340 | DT | Kentucky
The Chiefs need more at DT. Walker was rather meh at the Sr. Bowl, but he's disruptive when his technique is on point.
64) Eagles - J.T. Tuimoloau | 6'4 | 270 | DE | Ohio State
The Eagles go defense again and grab a very solid EDGE player, someone who'll play early.