NFL Draft Day 2: Defensive Dominance

Day 2 of the NFL draft kicked off with a defensive frenzy, as 17 of the first 21 picks

went to that side of the ball.

Edge rushers like TJ Parker to Buffalo, are Mason Thomas to Kansas City, and Cassie

is howl to Cincinnati, flew off the board early.

The Cardinals grab Interior Lyman chased by Santas at 34, while quarterbacks finally moved

in Round 3 with Carson Beck to Arizona and Drew Aller to Pittsburgh.

Fans loaded up on pass rushers and corners to fix weak fronts, with Houston snagging

dominant runstuffer, Katie Mcdonald, and the Giants landing, physical corner, Colton

Hood.

The Bengals earned an A-plus for howl's sack production, pairing him with recent trades

and signings.

Meanwhile, the 49ers added athletic receiver Dejon Stribbling to replace the parting

stars like Brandon Ayukh.

Fans and analysts buzzed over high impact fits, like the Texans plugging Mcdonald next

to Will Anderson Jr. for Chaos Up Front, or Cleveland, doubling down on receivers with

Denzel Boston after KC Concepcion.

Some picks Drew Heath though, like older prospects, or reaches that left secondaries or lines

exposed, sparking debates on value this deep.

Grades highlighted steals in Round 2 and 3, such as the Brown Safety Emanuel McNeil Warren

projected as a first round talent and the Jets.

Tough corner D'Angelo Ponds, fitting their gritty defense perfectly.

After Beck Graves bombed, with F-Marx, seen as projects behind Vets like Jacobi Preset

or Aaron Rodgers, signaling a weak class.

This haul sets up intriguing battles across rosters, from Buffalo's Scheme Shift to Cincinnati's

pressure push, priming defenses for a shake of his day.

Three looms with more trenches, talent on deck.

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