2021 NFL Draft : Round 2 & 3 Results

 


PICK 105-

BARON BROWNING

Denver Broncos

1.91m 111 kg

OLB, Ohio State

PICK 104-

BRANDON STEPHENS

Baltimore Ravens

1.83m 96 kg

CB, SMU

PICK 103-

ERNEST JONES

Los Angeles Rams

1.88m 104 kg

ILB, South Carolina

PICK 102-

AMBRY THOMAS

San Francisco 49ers

1.83m 86 kg

CB, Michigan

PICK 101-

IFEATU MELIFONWU

Detroit Lions

1.91m 92 kg

CB, Syracuse

PICK 100-

ELIJAH MOLDEN

Tennessee Titans

1.78m 87 kg

CB, Washington

PICK 99-

NAHSHON WRIGHT

Dallas Cowboys

1.93m 83 kg

CB, Oregon State

PICK 98-

QUINN MEINERZ

Denver Broncos

1.91m 145 kg

OG, Wisconsin-Whitewater

PICK 97-

TRE' MCKITTY

Los Angeles Chargers

1.93m 111 kg

TE, Georgia

PICK 96-

RONNIE PERKINS

New England Patriots

1.91m 114 kg

DE, Oklahoma

PICK 95-

ROBERT HAINSEY

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1.96m 138 kg

OT, Notre Dame

PICK 94-

BEN CLEVELAND

Baltimore Ravens

1.98m 155 kg

OG, Georgia

PICK 93-

SPENCER BROWN

Buffalo Bills

2.03m 141 kg

OT, Northern Iowa

PICK 92-

MONTY RICE

Tennessee Titans

1.83m 105 kg

ILB, Georgia

PICK 91-

ANTHONY SCHWARTZ

Cleveland Browns

1.83m 84 kg

WR, Auburn

PICK 90-

PATRICK JONES II

Minnesota Vikings

1.93m 118 kg

DE, Pittsburgh

PICK 89-

NICO COLLINS

Houston Texans

1.93m 97 kg

WR, Michigan

PICK 88-

TREY SERMON

San Francisco 49ers

1.83m 97 kg

RB, Ohio State

PICK 87-

KENDRICK GREEN

Pittsburgh Steelers

1.93m 142 kg

OG, Illinois

PICK 86-

WYATT DAVIS

Minnesota Vikings

1.93m 142 kg

OG, Ohio State

PICK 85-

AMARI RODGERS

Green Bay Packers

1.78m 96 kg

WR, Clemson

PICK 84-

CHAUNCEY GOLSTON

Dallas Cowboys

1.96m 122 kg

DE, Iowa

PICK 83-

TOMMY TREMBLE

Carolina Panthers

1.91m 109 kg

TE, Notre Dame

PICK 82-

DYAMI BROWN

Washington Football Team

1.85m 85 kg

WR, North Carolina

PICK 81-

HUNTER LONG

Miami Dolphins

1.96m 115 kg

TE, Boston College

PICK 80-

DIVINE DEABLO

Las Vegas Raiders

1.91m 102 kg

S, Virginia Tech

PICK 79-

MALCOLM KOONCE

Las Vegas Raiders

1.88m 112 kg

DE, Buffalo

PICK 78-

CHAZZ SURRATT

Minnesota Vikings

1.88m 103 kg

ILB, North Carolina

PICK 77-

JOSH PALMER

Los Angeles Chargers

1.85m 95 kg

WR, Tennessee

PICK 76-

PAULSON ADEBO

New Orleans Sains

1.85m 89 kg

CB, Stanford

PICK 75-

OSA ODIGHIZUWA

Dallas Cowboys

1.88m 127 kg

DT, UCLA

PICK 74-

BENJAMIN ST-JUSTE

Washington Football Team

1.91m 91 kg

CB, Minnesota

PICK 73-

MILTON WILLIAMS

Philadelphia Eagles

1.91m 128 kg

DT, Louisiana Tech

PICK 72-

ALIM MCNEILL

Detroit Lions

1.88m 143 kg

DT, NC State

PICK 71-

AARON ROBINSON

New York Giants

1.83m 84 kg

CB, UCF

PICK 70-

BRADY CHRISTENSEN

Carolina Panthers

1.96m 136 kg

OT, BYU

PICK 69-

JOSEPH OSSAI

Cincinnati Bengals

1.93m 116 kg

DE, Texas

PICK 68-

JALEN MAYFIELD

Atlanta Falcons

1.96m 147 kg

OT, Michigan

PICK 67-

DAVID MILLS

Houston Texans

1.93m 98 kg

QB, Stanford

PICK 66-

KELLEN MOND

Minnesota Vikings

1.91m 95 kg

QB, Texas A&M

PICK 65-

ANDRE CISCO

Jacksonville Jaguars

1.85m 97 kg

S, Syracuse

Round 3 Result

PICK 64-

KYLE TRASH

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1.96m 107 kg

QB, Florida

PICK 63-

CREED HUMPHREY

Kansas City Chiefs

1.93m 136 kg

C, Oklahoma

PICK 62-

JOSH MYERS

Green Bay Packers

1.96m 140 kg

C, Ohio State

PICK 61-

CARLOS BASHAM JR

Buffalo Bills

1.91m 124 kg

DE, Wake Forest

PICK 60-

PETE WERNER

New Orleans Saints

1.91m 107 kg

ILB, Ohio State

PICK 59-

TERRACE

MARSHALL JR

Carolina Panthers

1.91m 92 kg

WR, LSU

PICK 58-

NICK BOLTON

Kansas City Chiefs

1.8m 107 kg

ILB, Missouri

PICK 57-

TUTU ATWELL

Los Angeles Rams

1.75m 70 kg

WR, Louisville

PICK 56-

D'WAYNE ESKRIDGE

Seattle Seahawks

1.75m 86 kg

WR, Western Michigan

PICK 55-

PAT FREIERMUTH

Pittsburgh Steelers

1.96m 113 kg

TE, Penn State

PICK 54-

DAYO ODEYINGBO

Indianapolis Colts

1.96m 129 kg

DE, Vanderbilt

PICK 53-

DILLON RADUNZ

Tennessee Titans

1.98m 136 kg

OT, North Dakota State

PICK 52-

JEREMIAH OWUSU-

KORAMOAH

Cleveland Browns

1.88m 100 kg

ILB, Notre Dame

PICK 51-

SAMUEL COSMI

Washington Football Team

1.98m 142 kg

OT, Texas

PICK 50-

AZEEZ OJULARI

New York Gaints

1.88m 112 kg

OLB, Georgia

PICK 49-

RONDALE MOORE

Arizona Cardinals

1.7m 82 kg

WR, Purdue

PICK 48-

AARON BANKS

San Francisco 49ers

1.96m 147 kg

OG, Notre Dame

PICK 47-

ASANTE SAMUEL JR

Los Angeles Chargers

1.78m 81 kg

CB, Florida State

PICK 46-

JACKSON CARMAN

Cincinnati Bengals

1.96m 143 kg

OT, Clemson

PICK 45-

WALKER LITTLE

Jacksonville Jaguars

2.01m 141 kg

OT, Stanford

PICK 44-

KELVIN JOSEPH

Dallas Cowboys

1.83m 89 kg

CB, Kentucky

PICK 43-

TREVON MOEHRIG

Las Vegas Raiders

1.85m 91 kg

S, TCU

PICK 42-

LIAM EICHENBERG

Miami Dolphins

1.98m 138 kg

OT, Notre Dame

PICK 41-

LEVI ONWUZURIKE

Detroit Lions

1.91m 131 kg

DT, Washington

PICK 40-

RICHIE GRANT

Atlanta Falcons

1.83m 89 kg

S, UCF

PICK 39-

TEVEN JENKINS

Chicago Bears

1.98m 143 kg

OT, Oklahoma State

PICK 38-

CHRISTIAN BARMORE

New England Patriots

1.93m 140 kg

DT, Alabama

PICK 37-

LANDON DICKERSON

Philadelphia Eagles

1.98m 151 kg

OG, Alabama

PICK 36-

JEVON HOLLAND

Miami Dolphins

1.85m 93 kg

S, Oregon

PICK 35-

JAVONTE

WILLIAMS

Atlanta Falcons

1.78m 96 kg

RB, North Carolina

PICK 34-

ELIJAH MOORE

New York Jets

1.78m 80 kg

WR, Ole Miss

PICK 33-

TYSON CAMPBELL

Jacksonville Jaguars

1.85m 87 kg

CB, UGA

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