2024 NFL mock draft for Day 2: Spencer Rattler next QB off the board, several teams add WRs in Rounds 2 and 3 (2024)

After two trade backs to get totally out of Round 1... the Bills go with a player mocked to them frequently at No. 28. Instant, versatile boost to the offense with Ladd McConkey.

After snagging Drake Maye in Round 1, the Patriots get a large, gifted route-runner in AD Mitchell.

The Cardinals need more rushing capabilities on their defense, and Chris Braswell is a long, powerful rusher who kind of feels like he's in his own second tier at the edge-rusher spot in this class.

The receivers will come for Jayden Daniels, but with two off the board in the first few selections, the Commanders go with a high-upside blocker in Kingsley Suamataia to eventually protect the edge.

Keon Coleman is a young wideout who plays a tick faster than his timed speed and flashes acrobatic catch skill.

Marshawn Kneeland is a work in progress but possesses elite physical tools at the edge-rusher spot. The Titans need more threatening outside rushers.

From New York Giants

JPJ can start at guard and eventually kick inside to center in Carolina. While the Panthers did make a concerted effort to shore up the blocking unit in front of Bryce Young this offseason, it's never a bad idea to add more offensive line reinforcements for a young quarterback.

From Chicago Bears

Max Melton has been a fast riser during the pre-draft process because of how awesomely he tested, and the Commanders do have some needs in the secondary.

From New York Jets

Payton WIlson is a plug-and-play inside linebacker. If he stays healthy, he could become one of the best overall defenders from this class.

From Minnesota Vikings

Mini off-ball linebacker run here in Round 2, as DeMeco Ryans gets a young and athletic second-level defender in Edgerrin Cooper to fill the void left by Blake Cashman leaving in free agency.

Chop Robinson's edge-rusher mate at Penn State is, unsurprisingly, a freaky specimen around the corner, too. This fills a need.

After surprisingly going Brock Bowers in Round 1, the Raiders address a more immediate need in Round 2 with the versatile Kiran Amegadjie.

From Denver Broncos

The Saints have to give Derek Carr more weapons, and Ja'Lynn Polk is a do-everything type out wide. Align him anywhere, too.

The Colts have to bring in more cornerback talent to the secondary room, and T.J. Tampa fits the profile of the longer cornerbacks Chris Ballard normally likes. Great tackler, too.

From Seattle Seahawks

Nore blocking reinforcement is needed for Daniel Jones, and Christian Haynes is probably the best pure guard in the class.

The Jaguars make Tyler Nubin the first traditional safety off the board. He was a ball magnet at Minnesota and can step into a prominent role relatively early in his NFL career.

Many had Johnny Newton to the Bengals in Round 1. Given how good Newton is attacking up the field, this is tremendous value.

From New Orleans Saints

Even after the A.J. Brown extension, the Eagles continue to keep the shelves stocked for Jalen Hurts.

The Steelers are happy to stop McKinstry's fall here. He and Joey Porter Jr. would formulate an awesome boundary corner tandem in Pittsburgh.

Sinnott's an athletic specimen with serious receiving chops to give Matthew Stafford another weapon over the middle.

Quality players seem to fall into Roseman's lap, and it happens again with DeJean who can play any secondary position.

The Browns continue to invest in their offensive line with Paul, who's around the same size as last year's rookie Dawand Jones at tackle.

The Dolphins had a sleek, pass-catching tight end to the loaded skill-position grouping already residing in Miami.

More offensive line reinforcement for the Cowboys with the stellar battling center from West Virginia.

The Buccaneers get a wideout with a running back mentality with the ball in his hands in Corley.

Even with Josh Jacobs in the mix, the Packers reinvest in the running back position with one of the most talented rushers in the class, who probably would've been picked earlier than this had he not torn his ACL in 2023.

As a sixth-year player at South Dakota State, McCormick enters the NFL with a high floor, and he can be the eventual Shaq Mason replacement at guard.

Fiske is an older prospect with short arms. Everything else about his game indicates he's going to be a star in the NFL.

Hicks is a large enforcer at safety with plus coverage skills. Awesome find here late in Round 2 for Detroit.

The Ravens add to the offensive line with a versatile plus athlete who can play tackle or guard.

The 49ers need depth on the offensive line and Jones has plenty of upside because of his reasonable movement skills and crazy-long reach.

The Chiefs address the offensive tackle spot with a fluid, lengthy prospect with plus pass-protection skills.