2021 NFL Mock Draft: Round 2

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33. Jacksonville Jaguars: Brevin Jordan, TE, Miami
    The Jaguars continue to strengthen their offense by giving Trevor Lawrence a talented weapon for the middle of the field.
    
    Brevin Jordan looks to be the next great Miami tight end. He's drawn comparisons to Evan Engram. He's extremely fast.
    
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34. Carolina Panthers: Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech
    The Panthers may have selected a cornerback if Derrick Brown wasn't available. They need a replacement for James Bradberry.
    
    Pick change; previously Tyson Campbell, CB
    
    
35. New York Jets: Kenny Gainwell, RB, Memphis
    The Le'Veon Bell-Adam Gase marriage may not end very well. There was already speculation that the Jets may move on from Bell, so perhaps that'll actually happen during the 2021 offseason.
    
    
36. Chicago Bears: Andre Cisco, S, Syracuse
    The Bears lost Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, so they'll need to replace him at some point.
    
    Andre Cisco has a chance to sneak into the first round when he declares, as he's been a very productive player.
    
    




37. Washington Redskins: Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida
    The Redskins failed to find a replacement for Jordan Reed during the 2020 NFL Draft, so they'll have to address that need next April.
    
    Kyle Pitts is a matchup nightmare, as he's too fast for linebackers and too big for safeties.
    
    
38. Cincinnati Bengals: Quincy Roche, DE/OLB, Miami
    The Bengals need to continue to assemble defensive talent to help them contain Lamar Jackson, which includes another pass rusher.
    
    Quincy Roche needs to bulk up, but he has plenty of explosion of out of the snap.
    
    
39. Miami Dolphins: Najee Harris, RB, Alabama
    It's going to be difficult counting on Matt Breida to remain healthy, so here's some running back help.
    
    Najee Harris was one of the top recruits in the country in 2017, and he showed off his talents as a freshman. He's been tremendous again this past season.
    
    




40. Los Angeles Rams: Trey Smith, OT/G, Tennessee
    There's a chance Andrew Whitworth will retire after the 2020 season. That would make the Rams' already-putrid offensive line even worse.
    
    Despite being a freshman, Trey Smith was arguably Tennessee's best player in 2017. He was considered a top prospect coming out of high school. He's drawn rave reviews from scouts and would be a top-five pick if he didn't have health concerns.
    
    
41. Detroit Lions: Caden Sterns, S, Texas
    The Lions could use a safety after trading Quandre Diggs to the Seahawks.
    
    Caden Sterns emerged as a star for Texas' defense as a freshman, picking off four passes. Unfortunately, he missed most of his sophomore campaign with a knee injury.
    
    
42. Los Angeles Chargers: Creed Humphrey, C, Oklahoma
    Here's more offensive line help for the Chargers. It's difficult to trust Mike Pouncey.
    
    Creed Humphrey has been impressive in the middle of Oklahoma's offensive line thus far.
    
    




43. Atlanta Falcons: Chazz Surratt, DE/OLB, North Carolina
    The Falcons were rumored to be interested in K'Lavon Chaisson. They didn't get him, but here's another edge rusher.
    
    Chazz Surratt spent some time at quarterback before breaking out at linebacker. He should continue to improve as he learns the position.
    
    
44. Miami Dolphins: Tamorrion Terry, WR, Florida State
    DeVante Parker was amazing in 2019, but there's a chance that was a mirage. If so, Miami will be in the market for a receiver.
    
    Tamorrion Terry is a big, athletic receiver who could sneak into the first round.
    
    
45. Green Bay Packers: Chris Olave, WR, Ohio State
    It's fair to wonder if the Packers know how bad their receivers are. Perhaps they'll do some film study and figure that out soon.
    
    Chris Olave has a good mix of size (6-1, 185) and speed. He was a big play-maker at the end of 2019.
    
    




46. Las Vegas Raiders: Chase Lucas, CB, Arizona State
    Here's another cornerback for the Raiders, who need as much help as possible to defend Patrick Mahomes over the next 10 years.
    
    
47. Denver Broncos: Paddy Fisher, LB, Northwestern
    The Broncos showed interest in an early linebacker in the 2020 NFL Draft, so that's a position that could be addressed in 2021.
    
    Paddy Fisher was unbelievably productive for Northwestern despite being a freshman. He's become one of the top linebackers in the Big Ten.
    
    
48. Dallas Cowboys: Merlin Robertson, LB, Arizona State
    The Cowboys expressed interest in using a second-day pick on a linebacker, but the player they were interested in was chosen before they were on the clock.
    
    Merlin Robertson was outstanding as a freshman in Herm Edwards' defense.
    
    





49. Tennessee Titans: Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR, USC
    Corey Davis has been a disappointment for the most part thus far. If he doesn't improve, the Titans could be hunting for a new receiver in a couple of years.
    
    Amon-Ra St. Brown had a big sophomore campaign, catching 60 passes for 750 yards and three touchdowns.
    
    
50. Philadelphia Eagles: Mustafa Johnson, DT, Colorado
    The Eagles are no strangers to bolstering the trenches, so they may decide to do that once again.
    
    Mustafa Johnson broke out in 2018 after being a Juco transfer.
    
    



51. Arizona Cardinals: Tylan Wallace, WR, Oklahoma State
    The Cardinals could use an early 2021 pick on a receiver if Larry Fitzgerald retires.
    
    Tylan Wallace doesn't have great size and speed, but he runs routes very well. He tore his ACL in October 2019.
    
    
52. Cleveland Browns: Anthony Schwartz, WR, Auburn
    The Browns may tire of Odell Beckham's antics quite soon if he continues to fail to live up to expectations.
    
    Anthony Schwartz caught just 19 passes as a freshman, but he has loads of potential. He'll have a chance to break the 40-time record at the combine.
    
    





53. Pittsburgh Steelers: Chuba Hubbard, RB, Oklahoma State
    The Steelers were disappointed with James Conner, so they'll be looking for a new running back soon.
    
    Chuba Hubbard is projected as a second-round pick. He has great vision and instincts, and he can catch passes well out of the backfield.
    
    
54. San Francisco 49ers: Alec Lindstrom, C, Boston College
    The 49ers were expected to target a center early in the 2020 NFL Draft, so they may pursue the position at this juncture.
    
    The brother of Falcons guard Chris Lindstrom, Alec had an injury history early in his collegiate career but has seemingly overcome those.
    
    
55. New England Patriots: C.J. Verdell, RB, Oregon
    Sony Michel and Damien Harris will have one more year to prove their worth. If they both continue to struggle, Bill Belichick will be looking for a new running back.
    
    C.J. Verdell is a 200-pound back with explosive ability and plus catching skills. It didn't take him very long to win the starting job as a redshirt freshman.
    
    
56. New Orleans Saints: Randall St. Felix, WR, South Florida
    The Saints signed Emmanuel Sanders, but they need a second receiver for the long term.
    
    Randall St. Felix is a huge receiver (6-2, 205) who was very productive in his first season with South Florida.
    
    




57. Minnesota Vikings: Kellen Mond, QB, Texas A&M
    It's only a matter of time before the Vikings realize that they'll need to replace Kirk Cousins.
    
    Kellen Mond has been inconsistent throughout his Texas A&M career, but he has shown improvement in accuracy.
    
    
58. Buffalo Bills: Rondale Moore, RB/WR, Purdue
    The Bills don't really have any needs, so they can afford to use a second-round pick on a versatile weapon.
    
    Rondale Moore is a very intriguing weapon. He accumulated 1,367 yards as a freshman by both running and receiving. Some NFL team is going to figure out a great way to use the extremely talented 175-pounder.
    
    




59. New York Giants: Jonathan Garvin, DE, Miami
    The Giants still haven't addressed their edge rush, so they'll have to do that sometime soon.
    
    Jonathan Garvin logged 5.5 sacks in 2018. He has a ton of potential to fill out his frame.
    
    
60. Baltimore Ravens: Thomas Booker, DE/DT, Stanford
    Calais Campbell will be great for the short term, but here's an answer for the long haul.
    
    Thomas Booker, a former five-star recruit, is an agile defensive lineman who will fit into a 4-3 or 3-4.
    
    
61. Seattle Seahawks: Kary Vincent Jr., CB, LSU
    The Seahawks traded for Quinton Dunbar, but they still need another cornerback, especially if Dunbar goes to prison for stealing overpriced trinkets.
    
    Kary Vincent Jr. is small (5-10), but he can be a solid slot corner at the next level.
    
    
62. Indianapolis Colts: Dimitri Moore, LB, Vanderbilt
    The Colts may be interested in adding some linebacking help around Darius Leonard.
    
    Dimitri Moore was just a three-star recruit, but he has been a tremendous play-maker for Vanderbilt.
    
    
63. Kansas City Chiefs: Liam Eichenberg, OT, Notre Dame
    Andy Reid loves bolstering the trenches, so he could add to Patrick Mahomes' pass protection.
    
    Liam Eichenberg took over at left tackle in the wake of Mike McGlinchey's departure to the NFL.
    
    
64. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Levi Onwuzurike, DT, Washington
    Ndamukong Suh may not be around for much longer, so the Buccaneers will be searching for another defensive tackle soon.
    
    


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