by Round 2
- Jacksonville Jaguars – Travis Etienne RB Clemson
- New York Jets – Jayson Oweh Edge Penn State
- Atlanta Falcons – Jaelan Phillips Edge Miami FL
- Miami Dolphins – Baron Browning LB Ohio State
- Philadelphia Eagles – Terrace Marshall Jr. WR LSU
- Cincinnati Bengals – Pat Freiermuth TE Penn State
- Carolina Panthers – Asante Samuel Jr. CB Florida State
- Denver Broncos – Samuel Cosmi OT Texas
- Detroit Lions – Elijah Molden CB Washington
- New York Giants – Joseph Ossai Edge Texas
- San Francisco 49ers – Landon Dickerson OG/C Alabama
- Dallas Cowboys – Gregory Rousseau Edge Miami FL
- Jacksonville Jaguars – Liam Eichenberg OT Notre Dame
- New England Patriots – Nick Bolton LB Missouri
- Los Angeles Chargers – Trevon Moehrig S TCU
- Las Vegas Raiders – Teven Jenkins OT Oklahoma State
- Arizona Cardinals – Jamin Davis LB Kentucky
- Miami Dolphins – Carlos Basham Jr. Edge Wake Forest
- Washington Football Team – Jabril Cox LB LSU
- Chicago Bears – Creed Humphrey C Oklahoma
- Tennessee Titans – Shaun Wade CB Ohio State
- Indianapolis Colts – Dillon Radunz OT North Dakota State
- Pittsburgh Steelers – Josh Myers C Ohio State
- Seattle Seahawks – Joe Tryon Edge Washington
- Los Angeles Rams – Jackson Carman OT Clemson
- Kansas City Chiefs – Tylan Wallace WR Oklahoma State
- Cleveland Browns – Pete Werner LB Ohio State
SAM linebacker should be priority two on the list. When three linebackers are on the field, the Browns need someone they can trust. Werner is the best true SAM in this class. He is a tackle machine and much more athletic than people give him credit for. Werner is also excellent at covering big tight ends or running backs leaking out of the backfield. If Phillips goes down with an injury at any point, Werner also has the ability to fill in at WILL.
