NFL mock draft 2021: Complete second-round predictions after Round 1
With the first round in the books, let’s look ahead to Day 2. In this 2021 NFL mock draft, we will make predictions for each second-round selection. Who will be able to capitalize on the premier talent that fell out of the first round? Let’s find out.
Second-round 2021 NFL mock draft
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Trevon Moehrig
S, Jacksonville Jaguars
Trevon Moehrig probably should have been the pick for the Jacksonville Jaguars instead of Travis Etienne at No. 25. They will have a chance to right their wrong with the first pick of Day 2.
34
Azeez Ojulari
EDGE, New York Jets
Azeez Ojulari is a first-round talent who would already be off of the board if it weren’t for a knee issue that popped up late in the process. He is undoubtedly one of the premier players remaining on the board and he will not last long on Day 2. The New York Jets quickly scoop up Ojulari in this 2021 NFL mock draft.
35
Asante Samuel Jr.
CB, Atlanta Falcons
36
Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah
LB/S, Miami Dolphins
Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is an incredibly talented defensive playmaker who undoubtedly has massive upside at the next level. It is difficult to place him in a specific position, but Owusu-Koramoah is undoubtedly a gifted athlete who the Miami Dolphins should have squarely on their radar with this pick.
37
Christian Barmore
IDL, Philadelphia Eagles
38
Teven Jenkins
OT, Cincinnati Bengals
If this scenario plays out on Friday evening, it is going to be difficult to question the Cincinnati Bengals’ first-round selection of Ja’Marr Chase. A two-round haul of Chase and Jenkins would be tremendous for this team as they immediately help Joe Burrow in a variety of ways.
39
Landon Dickerson
IOL, Carolina Panthers
40
Javonte Williams
RB, Denver Broncos
41
Elijah Moore
WR, Detroit Lions
Wide receiver stands out as the most obvious need on the Detroit Lions roster and nobody would have blinked if Elijah Moore would have gone in the first round. If Moore is on the board for Detroit at No. 41, they should race the card to the podium. He is an extremely gifted wide receiver prospect who would immediately inject some much-needed life into their offensive attack.
42
Carlos Basham Jr.
EDGE, New York Giants
43
Creed Humphrey
IOL, San Francisco 49ers
44
Levi Onwuzurike
IDL, Dallas Cowboys
45
Rondale Moore
WR, Jacksonville Jaguars
Urban Meyer will likely be looking for speed throughout the draft. They added an explosive playmaker in Travis Etienne in the first round and add another dynamic offensive playmaker in Rondale Moore here in the second round of this NFL mock draft. If Moore can just stay healthy, he would quickly become an impact player for Trevor Lawrence and company.
46
Baron Browning
LB, New England Patriots
47
Kelvin Joseph
CB, Los Angeles Chargers
48
Milton Williams
DL, Las Vegas Raiders
49
Quinn Meinerz
IOL, Arizona Cardinals
Cornerback may be the biggest need on their roster, but the Arizona Cardinals also need to work on their interior offensive line. Cornerback value is lacking in this 2021 NFL mock draft, leading the Cardinals to address their situation up front. Quinn Meinerz is a tough, physical and athletic interior offensive lineman who could grow into an impact starter for Arizona at either center or guard.
50
Wyatt Davis
IOL, Miami Dolphins
51
Samuel Cosmi
OT, Washington Football Team
52
Dillon Radunz
OT, Chicago Bears
53
Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR, Tennessee Titans
Just like their first-round selection of Caleb Farley, the Tennessee Titans take a risk on a player with injury concerns at a position of need. Terrace Marshall Jr. would have likely been a first-round pick if it were not for a knee injury that popped up late in the process. Marshall is a big and explosive wide receiver prospect who undoubtedly has exciting upside at the next level. He is not a sure thing, but Marshall is worth the risk in this range.
54
Liam Eichenberg
OT, Indianapolis Colts
55
Jalen Mayfield
OL, Pittsburgh Steelers
56
Joseph Ossai
EDGE, Seattle Seahawks
57
Pat Freiermuth
TE, Los Angeles Rams
58
Dyami Brown
WR, Kansas City Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs have done a nice job of taking care of their offensive line needs prior to the draft, allowing them to go in another direction with this pick. Dyami Brown is an explosive deep threat on the outside who would undoubtedly be an exciting weapon for Patrick Mahomes and company in the passing game. He feels like an absolutely perfect fit for Kansas City.
59
Ronnie Perkins
EDGE, Cleveland Browns
60
Aaron Robinson
CB, New Orleans Saints
61
Tyson Campbell
CB, Buffalo Bills
62
Jabril Cox
LB, Green Bay Packers
63
Nick Bolton
LB, Kansas City Chiefs
64
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
