2020 NFL Mock Draft: Projecting Day 2 picks for the second and third rounds

The Eagles made an effort to address their wide receiver position on Day 1 by drafting Jalen Reagor out of TCU. Even with this talented player in the fold, Philly still has a handful of holes needing to be filled. Lucky for them they still have seven picks and there are tons of talented players still available. Here’s a Day 2 mock draft simulation to see how things could shake out:

33. Cincinnati Bengals: Josh Jones, Offensive Tackle, Houston

34. Indianapolis Colts: Kristian Fulton, Cornerback, LSU

35. Detroit Lions: Xavier McKinney, Safety, Alabama

36. New York Giants: AJ Epenesa, Edge, Iowa

37. New England Patriots: Jake Fromm, Quarterback, Georgia

38. Carolina Panthers: Grant Delpit, Safety, LSU

39. Miami Dolphins: D’Andre Swift, Running Back, Georgia

40. Houston Texans: Yetur Gross-Matos, Edge, Penn State

41. Cleveland Browns: Antoine Winfield Junior, Safety, Minnesota

42. Jacksonville Jaguars: Laviska Shenault Junior, Wide Receiver, Colorado

43. Chicago Bears: Jacob Eason, Quarterback, Washington

44. Indianapolis Colts: Kyle Dugger, Safety, Lenoir-Rhyne

45. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Bryce Hall, Cornerback, UVA

46. Denver Broncos: Zack Baun, Linebacker, Wisconsin

47. Atlanta Falcons: Curtis Weaver, Edge, Boise State

48. New York Jets: Tee Higgins, Wide Receiver, Clemson

49. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jonathan Taylor, Running Back, Wisconsin

50. Chicago Bears: Trevon Diggs, Cornerback, Alabama

51. Dallas Cowboys: Tyler Biadasz, Center, Wisconsin

52. Los Angeles Rams: Denzel Mims, Wide Receiver, Baylor

53. Philadelphia Eagles: Bryan Edwards, Wide Receiver, South Carolina- The Eagles got a speedy playmaker in the first round and now they need a physical possession receiver to pair with him. The Eagles wide receiver outlook is still bleak, even with Reagor in the mix, and they can add another big time contributor with Edwards. Edwards has great size, dependable hands and plays with a chip on his shoulder. He will immediately be a favorite of Carson Wentz and pair nicely with Reagor’s home run hitting style.

54. Buffalo Bills: Albert Okwuebunam, Tight End, Missouri

55. Baltimore Ravens: Julian Okwara, Edge, Notre Dame

56. Miami Dolphins: KJ Hamler, Wide Receiver, Penn State

57. Los Angeles Rams: JK Dobbins, Running Back, Ohio State

58. Minnesota Vikings: Ezra Cleveland, Offensive Tackle, Boise State

59. Seattle Seahawks: Prince Tega-Wanogho, Offensive Tackle, Auburn

60. Baltimore Ravens: Tyler Johnson, Wide Receiver, Minnesota

61. Tennessee Titans: Solomon Kindley, Offensive Guard, Georgia

62. Green Bay Packers: Troy Dye, Linebacker, Oregon

63. Kansas City Chiefs: Neville Gallimore, Defensive Tackle, Oklahoma

64. Seattle Seahawks: Jaylon Johnson, Cornerback, Utah

65. Cincinnati Bengals: Ross Blacklock, Defensive Tackle, TCU

66. Washington Football: Chase Claypool, Wide Receiver, Notre Dame

67. Detroit Lions: Ashtyn Davis, Safety, California

68. New York Jets: Jordan Elliott, Interior Defensive Lineman, Missouri

69. Carolina Panthers: Jalen Hurts, Quarterback, Oklahoma

70. Miami Dolphins: Shane Lemieux, Guard, Oregon

71. New England Patriots: Gabriel Davis, Wide Receiver, UCF

72. Arizona Cardinals: Hunter Bryant, Tight End, Washington

73. Jacksonville Jaguars: Malik Harrison, Linebacker, Ohio State

74. Cleveland Browns: Cole Kmet, Tight End, Notre Dame

75. Indianapolis Colts: Jacob Breeland, Tight End, Oregon

76. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Terrell Burgess, Safety, Utah

77. Denver Broncos: Amik Robertson, Cornerback, Louisiana Tech

78. Atlanta Falcons: Brycen Hopkins, Tight End, Purdue

79. New York Jets: Matt Hennessy, Center, Temple

80. Las Vegas Raiders: Justin Madubuike, Defensive Tackle, Texas A&M

81. Las Vegas Raiders: Terrell Lewis, Edge, Alabama

82. Dallas Cowboys: Julian Blackmon, Safety, Utah

83. Denver Broncos: Trey Adams, Offensive Tackle, Washington

84. Los Angeles Rams: Cameron Dantzler, Cornerback, Mississippi State

85. Detroit Lions: Marlon Davidson, Defensive Lineman, Auburn

86. Buffalo Bills: Cam Akers, Running Back, FSU

87. New England Patriots: Raekwon Davis, Defensive Tackle, Alabama

88. New Orleans Saints: Johnathan Greenard, Defensive Lineman, Florida

89. Minnesota Vikings: Zack Moss, Running Back, Utah

90. Houston Texans: Troy Pride Junior, Cornerback, Notre Dame

91. Las Vegas Raiders: Logan Wilson, Linebacker, Wyoming

92. Baltimore Ravens: Leki Fotu, Defensive Tackle, Utah

94. Tennessee Titans: Josh Uche, Edge, Michigan

95. Denver Broncos: Willie Gay, Linebacker, Mississippi State

96. Kansas City Chiefs: Donovan Peoples-Jones, Wide Receiver, Michigan

97. Cleveland Browns: Lloyd Cushenberry II, Offensive Guard, LSU

98. New England Patriots: Jabari Zuniga, Edge, Florida

99. New York Giants: AJ Dillon, Running Back, Boston College

100. New England Patriots: Logan Stenberg, Offensive Guard, Kentucky

101. Seattle Seahawks: Jonah Jackson, Guard, Ohio State

102. Pittsburgh Steelers: Anthony Gordon, Quarterback, Washington

103. Philadelphia Eagles: Akeem Davis-Gaither: Another glaring hole for the Eagles is the lack of quality talent at linebacker. With Nigel Bradham, Kamu Grugier-Hill and Malcolm Jenkins’ snaps at nickel linebacker out, the Eagles are depending on Nate Gerry, TJ Edwards and Jatavis Brown to fill in the gaps. That is quite a long shot. Davis-Gaither is a bit smaller, but his speed will be an asset on the field. He is a high level weak side run defender, a phenomenal blitzer and flashes as a coverage backer. He should push for starting time almost immediately given his talent and the current roster situation .

104. Los Angeles Rams: Nick Harris, Center, Washington

105. Minnesota Vikings: Antonio Gandy-Golden, Wide Receiver, Liberty

106. Baltimore Ravens: James Proche, Wide Receiver, SMU