KANSAS CITY, (WKBN) – Day Two of the 2023 NFL Draft is complete in Kansas City.
There were 71 selections made between both Round Two and Three. The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers combined to make five draft picks on Friday.
ROUND TWO SELECTIONS
#32 PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Joey Porter Jr. – CB / Penn State
The Nittany Lions 6’2″,195 pound junior was a First-Team All-Big Ten selection and broke a single game school record with 6 pass breakups.
#33 TENNESSEE TITANS
Will Levis – QB / Kentucky
The two-time captain has passed for 5,233 yards over the last two seasons, which ranks 6th in program history.
#34 DETROIT LIONS – Sam Laporta – TE / Iowa
#35 LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
Michael Mayer – TE / Notre Dame
The 6’4″, 265 pound junior led the Fighting Irish with 67 receptions for 809 yards and 9 touchdowns this past season.
#36 LOS ANGELES RAMS – Steve Avila – OG / TCU
#37 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS – Derick Hall – EDGE / Auburn
#38 ATLANTA FALCONS – Matthew Bergeron – OT / Syracuse
#39 CAROLINA PANTHERS
Jonathan Mingo – WR / Mississippi
The Rebels 6’2″ senior started all 13 games this year and finished with 51 receptions for 861 yards and 5 touchdowns.
#40 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Isaiah Foskey – DE / Notre Dame
#41 ARIZONA CARDINALS
B.J. Ojulari – Edge/ LSU
The Tigers 6’3″, 250 pound junior recorded 58 tackles, 8.5 tackles-for-loss, and 5.5 sacks this season.
#42 GREEN BAY PACKERS
Luke Musgrave – TE / Oregon State
The Beavers 6’6″ junior missed most of last season with a knee injury but has caught 47 passes for 633 yards over the last 4 seasons.
#43 NEW YORK JETS – Joe Tippmann – C / Wisconsin
#44 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS – Julius Brents – CB / Kansas State
#45 DETROIT LIONS
Brian Branch – S / Alabama
The Crimson Tide 6’0″, 195 pound junior recorded 90 tackles, 14 tackles-for-loss, 3 sacks, and was named a First-Team All-American.
#46 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Keion White – DE / Georgia Tech
The Yellow Jackets 6’5″, 285 pound senior recorded 54 tackles, a team-high 14 tackles-for-loss and a team-best 7.5 sacks.
#47 WASHINGTON COMMANDERS – Jartavius Martin – S / Illinois
#48 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Cody Mauch – OG / North Dakota St
The Bisons 6’6″, 300 pound senior is a two-time All-American and started 39 consecutive games over his final three seasons.
#49 PITTSBURGH STEELERS – Keeanu Benton – DT / Wisconsin
#50 GREEN BAY PACKERS – Jayden Reed – WR / Michigan State
#51 MIAMI DOLPHINS
Cam Smith – CB / South Carolina
The Gamecocks 6’0″, 185 pound junior recorded 91 career tackles and 6 career interceptions over the last four years.
#52 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Zach Charbonnet – RB / UCLA
The Bruins 6’1″, 220 pound senior and Michigan transfer led the nation in all-purpose yards with 168 per contest and rushed for 2,496 over the last two years.
#53 CHICAGO BEARS – Gervon Dexter – DT / Florida
#54 LOS ANGELES CHARGERS – Tuli Tuipulotu – DE / USC
#55 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS – Rashee Rice – WR / SMU
#56 CHICAGO BEARS – Tyrique Stevenson – CB / Miami
#57 NEW YORK GIANTS – John Michael Schmitz – C / Minnesota
#58 DALLAS COWBOYS – Luke Schoonmaker – TE / Michigan
#59 BUFFALO BILLS
O’Cyrus Torrence – OG / Florida
The Gators 6’5″, 345 pound junior was the first offensive guard in program history to be named a consensus All-American.
#60 CINCINNATI BENGALS
DJ Turner – DB / Michigan
The Wolverines 6’0″, 180 pound senior was a two-time All-Big Ten selection with 36 tackles and 1 interception last season.
#61 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS – Brenton Strange – TE / Penn State
#62 HOUSTON TEXANS – Juice Scruggs – OG / Penn State
#63 DENVER BRONCOS – Marvin Mims – WR / Oklahoma
ROUND THREE SELECTIONS
#64 CHICAGO BEARS – Zacch Pickens – DT / South Carolina
#65 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Tyler Steen – OT / Alabama
The Crimson Tide 6’5″, 315 pound senior started all 13 games at left tackle and recording 25 knockdown blocks.
#66 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES – Sydney Brown – DB / Illinois
#67 DENVER BRONCOS – Drew Sanders – LB / Arkansas
#68 DETROIT LIONS
Hendon Hooker – QB / Tennessee
The Volunteers senior accounted for 3,565 yards of total offense with 32 total touchdowns, and was named the SEC Offensive Player of the Year.
#69 HOUSTON TEXANS – Tank Dell – WR / Houston
#70 LAS VEGAS RAIDERS – Byron Young – DT / Alabama
#71 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Kendre Miller – RB / TCU
#72 ARIZONA CARDINALS – Garrett Williams – CB / Syracuse
#73 NEW YORK GIANTS
Jalin Hyatt – WR / Tennessee
The Volunteers 6’0″ junior was a unanimous First-Team All-American that finished with 1,769 career receiving yards and 19 touchdowns.
#74 CLEVELAND BROWNS – Cedric Tillman – WR / Tennessee
#75 ATLANTA FALCONS – Zach Harrison – EDGE / Ohio State
#76 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS – Marte Mapu – LB / Sacramento State
#77 LOS ANGELES RAMS – Byron Young – EDGE / Tennessee
#78 GREEN BAY PACKERS
Tucker Kraft – TE / South Dakota State
The Jackrabbits 6’5″, 255 pound junior was a two-time FCS All-American with 1,211 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns over the last 4 seasons.
#79 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS – Josh Downs – WR / North Carolina
#80 CAROLINA PANTHERS – DJ Johnson – EDGE / Oregon
#81 TENNESSEE TITANS
Tyjae Spears – RB / Tulane
The Green Waves 5’1″, 195 pound junior rushed for 1,528 yards, scored 19 touchdowns and was named the AAC Offensive Player of the Year.
#82 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS – YaYa Diaby – DE / Louisville
#83 DENVER BRONCOS – Riley Moss – CB / Iowa
#84 MIAMI DOLPHINS
Devon Achane – RB / Texas A&M
The Aggies 5’9″, 185 pound junior was a First-Team All-SEC selection and led the conference with 161 all-purpose yards per game.
#85 LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
Daiyan Henley – LB / Washington St.
The Cougars 6’2″, 232 pound senior and Nevada transfer recorded 106 tackles, 12 tackles-for-loss, 4 sacks and 1 interception this past season.
#86 BALTIMORE RAVENS
Trenton Simpson – LB / Clemson
The Tigers 6’3″, 240 pound junior recorded 77 tackles, 4 tackles-for-loss and 2.5 sacks over 12 games this past season.
#87 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Ji’Ayir Brown – S / Penn State
#88 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS – Tank Bigsby – RB / Auburn
#89 LOS ANGELES RAMS – Kobe Turner – DT / Wake Forest
#90 DALLAS COWBOYS – DeMarvion Overshown – LB / Texas
#91 BUFFALO BILLS – Dorian Williams – LB / Tulane
#92 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS – Wanya Morris – OT / Oklahoma
#93 PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Darnell Washington – TE / Georgia
The Bulldogs 6’7″, 270 pound junior caught 29 passes for 454 yards and 2 touchdowns helping lead Georgia to back-to-back National Championships.
#94 ARIZONA CARDINALS – Michael Wilson – WR / Stanford
#95 CINCINNATI BENGALS – Jordan Battle – DB / Alabama
#96 DETROIT LIONS – Brodic Martin – DT / Western Kentucky
#97 WASHINGTON COMMANDERS – Ricky Stromberg – C / Arkansas
#98 CLEVELAND BROWNS – Siaki Ika – DT / Baylor
#99 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Jake Moody – K / Michigan
#100 LAS VEGAS RAIDERS – Tre Tucker – WR / Cincinnati
#101 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Cameron Latu – TE / Alabama
#102 MINNESOTA VIKINGS – Mekhi Blackmon – CB / USC
