Mock of Round 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft

Tons of talents in Round 2

by Bo Marchionte
@bomarchionte | College2Pro.com
Published April 24, 2026, 10:23 AM

2026 Mock Draft Round 2

:33 – WR Denzel Boston (49ers)

Big-bodied target with legit vertical ability. Wins in contested spots red zone weapon with upside.
34 – LB CJ Allen (Cardinals)
Sideline-to-sideline mover with instincts. Arizona adds speed and range to clean up the second level.
35 – G Emmanuel Pregnon (Bills)
Nasty, physical interior presence. Bills doubling down on fixing the trenches no more finesse.
36 – S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (Raiders)
Versatile safety who can roll down or play deep. Raiders adding flexibility to the back end.
37 – DI Kayden McDonald (Giants)
Power inside. Occupies space and frees up linebackers fits NY’s front identity.
38 – DI Christen Miller
Quick interior disruptor. More about penetration than anchoring rotational upside.
39 – G Chase Bisontis (Browns)
Strong base, heavy hands. Cleveland gets tougher up-front fits AFC North football.
40 – ED Zion Young (Chiefs)
Explosive edge with upside. Chiefs add another piece to keep the pass rush fresh.
41 – LB Jacob Rodriguez (Bengals)
Instinctive, downhill linebacker. High motor and built for physical divisional matchups.
42 – CB Avieon Terrell (Saints)
Smooth, competitive cover guy. Brings stability and technique to the secondary.
43 – CB Jermod McCoy (Dolphins)
Twitchy, aggressive defender. Miami keeps stacking speed in the secondary.
44 – ED T.J. Parker (Jets)
Another edge for the Jets relentless motor. This is about creating constant pressure waves.
45 – WR Germie Bernard (Ravens)
Quick separator with RAC ability. Baltimore adds juice to the passing game.
46 – ED Cashius Howell (Buccaneers)
High-motor rusher. Tampa doubling down on edge depth and rotation matter.
47 – S A.J. Haulcy (Colts)
Reliable, smart safety. Brings discipline and consistency to Indy’s defense.
48 – CB Colton Hood (Falcons)
Physical corner with length. Atlanta adds toughness on the perimeter.
49 – DI Lee Hunter (Vikings)
Big interior body. Helps plug the run and stabilize the middle.
50 – CB Brandon Cisse (Lions)
Competitive and gritty. Detroit adds another tone-setter in the secondary.
51 – TE Eli Stowers (Panthers)
Athletic TE with receiving upside. Safety valve for a developing offense.
52 – CB Keionte Scott (Packers)
Versatile DB — can move around. Green Bay loves flexibility and depth.
:53 – WR Chris Bell (Steelers)
Physical receiver who fits Pittsburgh’s mentality. Not flashy just effective and tough.
54 – ED R Mason Thomas (Eagles)
Length and burst off the edge. Philly keeps feeding the defensive line machine.
55 – T Gennings Dunker (Chargers)
Power tackle with edge. Chargers adding protection and physicality.
56 – LB Jake Golday (Jaguars)
Steady linebacker not flashy but dependable. Helps stabilize the defense.
57 – CB Keith Abney II
Underrated cover guy. Brings depth and upside in sub-packages.
58 – ED Gabe Jacas (49ers)
High-energy pass rusher. Perfect rotational piece in San Francisco’s system.
59 – WR Chris Brazzell II (Texans)
Vertical threat with burst. Gives Houston another weapon to stretch defenses.
60 – ED Derrick Moore (Bears)
Power + athleticism. Chicago continues building a disruptive front.
61 – WR Skyler Bell (Rams)
Route runner with polish. Fits Rams’ timing-based passing attack.
62 – DI Gracen Halton (Broncos)
Quick interior defender. Adds penetration and energy inside.
63 – LB Josiah Trotter (Patriots)
Football bloodlines and instincts. New England gets a leader-type defender.
64 – CB D’Angelo Ponds (Seahawks)
Competitive, instinctive corner. Seattle adds playmaking ability on the outside.
Photo Credit Frank Hyatt/College2Pro.com

Tons of talents in Round 2

:33 – WR Denzel Boston (49ers)

Big-bodied target with legit vertical ability. Wins in contested spots red zone weapon with upside.

34 – LB CJ Allen (Cardinals)

Sideline-to-sideline mover with instincts. Arizona adds speed and range to clean up the second level.

35 – G Emmanuel Pregnon (Bills)

Nasty, physical interior presence. Bills doubling down on fixing the trenches no more finesse.

36 – S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (Raiders)

Versatile safety who can roll down or play deep. Raiders adding flexibility to the back end.

37 – DI Kayden McDonald (Giants)

Power inside. Occupies space and frees up linebackers fits NY’s front identity.

38 – DI Christen Miller

Quick interior disruptor. More about penetration than anchoring rotational upside.

39 – G Chase Bisontis (Browns)

Strong base, heavy hands. Cleveland gets tougher up-front fits AFC North football.

40 – ED Zion Young (Chiefs)

Explosive edge with upside. Chiefs add another piece to keep the pass rush fresh.

41 – LB Jacob Rodriguez (Bengals)

Instinctive, downhill linebacker. High motor and built for physical divisional matchups.

42 – CB Avieon Terrell (Saints)

Smooth, competitive cover guy. Brings stability and technique to the secondary.

43 – CB Jermod McCoy (Dolphins)

Twitchy, aggressive defender. Miami keeps stacking speed in the secondary.

44 – ED T.J. Parker (Jets)

Another edge for the Jets relentless motor. This is about creating constant pressure waves.

45 – WR Germie Bernard (Ravens)

Quick separator with RAC ability. Baltimore adds juice to the passing game.

46 – ED Cashius Howell (Buccaneers)

High-motor rusher. Tampa doubling down on edge depth and rotation matter.

47 – S A.J. Haulcy (Colts)

Reliable, smart safety. Brings discipline and consistency to Indy’s defense.

48 – CB Colton Hood (Falcons)

Physical corner with length. Atlanta adds toughness on the perimeter.

49 – DI Lee Hunter (Vikings)

Big interior body. Helps plug the run and stabilize the middle.

50 – CB Brandon Cisse (Lions)

Competitive and gritty. Detroit adds another tone-setter in the secondary.

51 – TE Eli Stowers (Panthers)

Athletic TE with receiving upside. Safety valve for a developing offense.

52 – CB Keionte Scott (Packers)

Versatile DB — can move around. Green Bay loves flexibility and depth.

:53 – WR Chris Bell (Steelers)

Physical receiver who fits Pittsburgh’s mentality. Not flashy just effective and tough.

54 – ED R Mason Thomas (Eagles)

Length and burst off the edge. Philly keeps feeding the defensive line machine.

55 – T Gennings Dunker (Chargers)

Power tackle with edge. Chargers adding protection and physicality.

56 – LB Jake Golday (Jaguars)

Steady linebacker not flashy but dependable. Helps stabilize the defense.

57 – CB Keith Abney II

Underrated cover guy. Brings depth and upside in sub-packages.

58 – ED Gabe Jacas (49ers)

High-energy pass rusher. Perfect rotational piece in San Francisco’s system.

59 – WR Chris Brazzell II (Texans)

Vertical threat with burst. Gives Houston another weapon to stretch defenses.

60 – ED Derrick Moore (Bears)

Power + athleticism. Chicago continues building a disruptive front.

61 – WR Skyler Bell (Rams)

Route runner with polish. Fits Rams’ timing-based passing attack.

62 – DI Gracen Halton (Broncos)

Quick interior defender. Adds penetration and energy inside.

63 – LB Josiah Trotter (Patriots)

Football bloodlines and instincts. New England gets a leader-type defender.

64 – CB D’Angelo Ponds (Seahawks)

Competitive, instinctive corner. Seattle adds playmaking ability on the outside.

Photo Credit Frank Hyatt/College2Pro.com