ROUND TWO
33. Cincinnati Bengals: Zack Baun, Linebacker/Edge, Wisconsin
If you have watched the Bengals play this season, you might have noticed horrific linebacker play. Baun is versatile, as he can provide a pass rush and is stout against the run. He is the type of athlete that will rise up draft boards during the draft process. No question, Baun instantly becomes the Bengals best linebacker.
34. New York Giants: Tee Higgins, Wide Receiver, Clemson
If the Giants want Daniel Jones to be successful, they should give him some quality weapons. Higgins has impressive size and will provide an immediate red-zone threat for “Danny Dimes”.
35. Miami Dolphins: J.K. Dobbins, Running Back, Ohio State
Kalen Ballage is not a NFL starting caliber running back. He has been awful in 2019, so Miami spends a high draft pick on their new bellcow running back.
36. Atlanta Falcons: D’Andre Swift, Running Back, Georgia
Devonta Freeman, when healthy, is a quality player; however, he hasn’t been healthy as of late. Swift is a dynamic player, who will offer an upgrade to the Atlanta rushing attack.
37. Indianapolis Colts: Raekwon Davis, Defensive Line, Alabama
The Colts defense is much improved, yet they could use some improvements along the defensive line. At times, Raekwon Davis looks to be an elite football player. If the Colts can coach Davis up, they could have just made a homerun pick.
38. Arizona Cardinals: Terrell Lewis, Edge, Alabama
Lewis looks to be fully recovered from his 2018 injury and explosive. Pairing Lewis with Chandler Jones will provide the Cardinals with a ferocious pass rush.
39. Detroit Lions: CJ Henderson, Cornerback, Florida
While Henderson’ draft stock took a bit of a hit in 2019, the Lions are able to snag a good complement to Darius Slay and Justin Coleman.
40. New York Jets: Austin Jackson, Offensive Tackle, USC
The Jets offensive line is a dumpster fire. Finding a left tackle to protect Sam Darnold’s blindside has to be a major priority for the Jets.
41. Los Angeles Chargers: Creed Humphrey, Offensive Line, Oklahoma
The Chargers drafted Phil Rivers’ replacement in round one and now they turn their attention to protecting him. Humphrey is an absolute steal at this point of the draft, as he is a top-20 player in the 2020 NFL draft.
42. Denver Broncos: Brandon Aiyuk, Wide Receiver, Arizona State
The Broncos need to add an explosive dimension to their offense and Aiyuk fits the bill.
43. Jacksonville Jaguars: Gabriel Davis, Wide Receiver, UCF
The Jaguars addressed the defensive side of the ball in the first run, now they add a dynamic receiver for Gander Minshew. or is it for Nick Foles?
44. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jalen Hurts, Quarterback, Oklahoma
Jameis Winston’ tenure in Tampa is on life support. Jalen Hurts is a dynamic football player, that must grow as a passer; however, after the success Lamar Jackson is experiencing, teams will be willing to take a chance.
45. Carolina Panthers: Donovan Peoples-Jones, Wide Receiver, Michigan
Not sure who their starting quarterback will be, but adding quality pass-catchers to complement DJ Moore and Curtis Samuel will bring some excitement to the Panthers offense.
46. Cleveland Browns: Trey Smith, Offensive Line, Tennessee
The Browns continue to add resources to fix their pitiful offensive line. Smith has the tools to be an upper-echelon left guard, as he can blow defenders off the ball with ease.
47. Philadelphia Eagles: Jeff Gladney, Cornerback, TCU
The Eagles secondary just gave up 365 passing yards to an ancient Ryan Fitzpatrick. They better fix that secondary if they plan on competing with the Dallas Cowboys.
48. Indianapolis Colts: Julian Okwara, Edge, Notre Dame
The Colts defense lacks a young, athletic pass rusher. Problem solved.