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64) Seattle Seahawks: EDGE Derrick Moore, Michigan
Derrick Moore fills a need for Seattle off the edge after free agency losses. He steps into a role with an immediate opportunity.

"Seattle swings back around and fills in another pothole created by free agency." - Josh Edwards
33) San Francisco 49ers: EDGE R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma
R Mason Thomas brings a motor you can feel snap to whistle, and that’s exactly what San Francisco covets off the edge. He fits the 49ers’ identity as a relentless front defender who can grow into a complete piece in a deep rotation.

"Thomas is one I'd want in my corner to potentially grow into that well-rounded starter." - Josh Edwards
34) Arizona Cardinals: OG Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M
Chase Bisontis steps into Arizona with the look of a plug-and-play interior anchor. His balance and pass protection polish should steady a line that’s been searching for consistency up front.

"Bisontis is the best pass-blocking offensive guard in the draft." - Josh Edwards
35) Buffalo Bills: LB Jacob Rodriguez, Texas Tech
Jacob Rodriguez feels like a natural fit in Buffalo, where communication and discipline matter at linebacker. He’s the type who keeps everything aligned and lets the talent around him play faster.

"Rodriguez is a linebacker prospect who can communicate the calls and organize the defense." - Josh Edwards
36) Las Vegas Raiders: WR Denzel Boston, Washington
Denzel Boston gives Las Vegas another big-bodied target to grow alongside its young core. He adds vertical red-zone presence that should make life easier for a developing quarterback.

"Las Vegas continues its bid to support Fernando Mendoza by adding another pass catcher." - Josh Edwards
37) New York Giants: CB Jermod McCoy, Tennessee
Jermod McCoy is a swing worth taking for the Giants, given his top-tier talent when healthy. If he’s right, New York just landed a corner who can change games on the outside.

"McCoy is a top-10 overall prospect in this class if he has a clean bill of health." - Josh Edwards
38) Houston Texans: DT Kayden McDonald, Ohio State
Kayden McDonald brings old-school interior toughness to Houston’s front. He’s built to clog lanes and let that defense play downhill in a league circling back to power looks.

"McDonald epitomizes that role as a player who brings little pass-rush potential to the table." - Josh Edwards
39) Cleveland Browns: S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren lands in Cleveland as a tone-setter in the secondary. His instincts and physicality should translate quickly, even if the testing didn’t wow teams.

"McNeil-Warren brings physicality and an instinctive play style to his new team." - Josh Edwards
40) Kansas City Chiefs: EDGE Cashius Howell, Texas A&M
Cashius Howell adds explosive upside to Kansas City’s pass rush rotation. He’s the kind of player offenses have to account for the moment he steps on the field.

"Dropping Howell into a pass rush operation is like dynamite." - Josh Edwards
41) Cincinnati Bengals: CB Colton Hood, Tennessee
Colton Hood heads to Cincinnati as a rising corner with starter traits on the outside. He’s still building his resume, but the flashes suggest real long-term value.

"He can be a quality starter on the outside in this league." - Josh Edwards
42) New Orleans Saints: CB Avieon Terrell, Clemson
Avieon Terrell gives New Orleans flexibility in the secondary, and that matters in today’s NFL. He can line up across the formation and hold his own, which immediately raises his floor.

"Terrell has inside-outside versatility at the next level." - Josh Edwards
43) Miami Dolphins: EDGE Zion Young, Miami
Zion Young brings edge-setting toughness to Miami’s front. He may not be a high-end pass rusher, but he fills a role that keeps the defense structurally sound.

"Young immediately provides a boost in the run game." - Josh Edwards
44) New York Jets: LB CJ Allen, Georgia
CJ Allen fits what the Jets have been missing at linebacker: a steady and reliable presence. He plays clean football and brings accountability to a defense that needs it.

"Allen is a fundamentally sound football player." - Josh Edwards
45) Baltimore Ravens: DL Christen Miller, Georgia
Christen Miller is a developmental piece that Baltimore can mold into something more. The traits are there, and this system knows how to bring them out.

"Miller is still just 21 years old and only scratching the surface of his potential." - Josh Edwards
46) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: LB Anthony Hill Jr., Texas
Anthony Hill Jr. arrives in Tampa Bay with proven production and sideline-to-sideline range. He gives that defense a playmaker who can impact multiple phases.

"There is no linebacker prospect in this draft who has produced as much as Hill." - Josh Edwards
47) Indianapolis Colts: EDGE T.J. Parker, Clemson
T.J. Parker feels like a clean value pick for Indianapolis at this stage. He complements the current pass rush group and adds another layer of pressure off the edge.

"T.J. Parker is a great value for the Colts at this stage of Day 2." - Josh Edwards
48) Atlanta Falcons: WR Germie Bernard, Alabama
Germie Bernard gives Atlanta a reliable option who does the little things well. His well-rounded game should earn trust quickly in that offense.

"He has one of the lowest bust potential percentages in this draft." - Josh Edwards
49) Minnesota Vikings: CB Treydan Stukes, Arizona
Treydan Stukes lands in Minnesota as a corner coming off strong ball production. That ability to find the football tends to carry over, especially in a scheme that values turnovers.

"Ball production often translates to the NFL." - Josh Edwards
50) Detroit Lions: EDGE Dani Dennis-Sutton, Penn State
Dani Dennis-Sutton adds size and athletic traits to Detroit’s pass rush rotation. He’s a developmental piece who can contribute early while still growing into his ceiling.

"He has the ideal size for an NFL rusher." - Josh Edwards
51) Carolina Panthers: CB Brandon Cisse, South Carolina
Brandon Cisse gives Carolina an athletic and versatile defensive back to work with. He fits a scheme that asks corners to do a little bit of everything.

"He is a high-level athlete with a lot of versatility in this scheme." - Josh Edwards
52) Green Bay Packers: DL Domonique Orange, Iowa State
Domonique Orange plugs into Green Bay as a space-eater in the middle. He’s the type who frees up playmakers by doing the dirty work inside.

"He will bottle up the middle and allow Micah Parsons to make more plays in the backfield." - Josh Edwards
53) Pittsburgh Steelers: LB Jake Golday, Cincinnati
Jake Golday brings size and flexibility to Pittsburgh’s linebacker room. He can be moved around, giving the defense different looks snap to snap.

"Golday is unique because he can be moved around the formation." - Josh Edwards
54) Philadelphia Eagles: S A.J. Haulcy, LSU
A.J. Haulcy fits right into Philadelphia’s aggressive defensive identity. He’s always around the football and thrives in chaos.

"A.J. Haulcy is always around the football." - Josh Edwards
55) Los Angeles Chargers: IOL Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon
Emmanuel Pregnon gives the Chargers a powerful interior presence who can anchor in pass protection. He’s built to win with strength and consistency.

"He will lean on defenders and pave roadways in the run game." - Josh Edwards
56) Jacksonville Jaguars: DL Lee Hunter, Texas Tech
Lee Hunter adds size and power to Jacksonville’s defensive interior. He’s a natural fit between established edge talent and helps solidify the front.

"Jacksonville beefs up the interior with the selection of Hunter." - Josh Edwards
57) Chicago Bears: EDGE Gabe Jacas, Illinois
Gabe Jacas brings a physical edge to Chicago’s defense, especially against the run. He’s the kind of player who forces everything back inside and keeps things contained.

"He is going to shut down any outside runs and turn them back inside." - Josh Edwards
58) San Francisco 49ers: WR Chris Bell, Louisville
Chris Bell is an upside swing for San Francisco at receiver. If he develops, he could be more than just a complementary piece in that offense.

"Bell has arguably the most potential among Day 2 options at the wide receiver position." - Josh Edwards
59) Houston Texans: LB Josiah Trotter, Missouri
Josiah Trotter fits Houston’s defensive identity as a tough, instinctive linebacker. He plays with feel and should settle into that scheme quickly.

"Houston gets a tough, instinctive linebacker." - Josh Edwards
60) Chicago Bears: RB Mike Washington Jr., Arkansas
Mike Washington Jr. gives Chicago a physical runner who still has burst. He fits what that offense wants to do in both phases.

"Washington is a bigger body who does not sacrifice explosion." - Josh Edwards
61) Los Angeles Rams: OT Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern
Caleb Tiernan adds competition to the Rams’ offensive line room. He’s steady and technically sound, which gives him a chance to carve out a role early.

"Tiernan is a fundamentally sound lineman." - Josh Edwards
62) Denver Broncos: IOL Gennings Dunker, Iowa
Gennings Dunker brings versatility to Denver’s offensive line depth. That ability to move around makes him valuable on game day.

"Dunker has the versatility to fulfill multiple positions along the offensive line." - Josh Edwards
63) New England Patriots: CB D'Angelo Ponds, Indiana
D'Angelo Ponds gives New England a scrappy defensive back who plays bigger than his size. He’s the type of corner that can hold up in multiple alignments.

"He plays bigger than his size and held his own against some very talented receivers." - Josh Edwards
64) Seattle Seahawks: EDGE Derrick Moore, Michigan
Derrick Moore fills a need for Seattle off the edge after free agency losses. He steps into a role with an immediate opportunity.

"Seattle swings back around and fills in another pothole created by free agency." - Josh Edwards
33) San Francisco 49ers: EDGE R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma
R Mason Thomas brings a motor you can feel snap to whistle, and that’s exactly what San Francisco covets off the edge. He fits the 49ers’ identity as a relentless front defender who can grow into a complete piece in a deep rotation.

"Thomas is one I'd want in my corner to potentially grow into that well-rounded starter." - Josh Edwards

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