Players picked from 97 to 100 were USC cornerback Jaylin Smith (97) by the Texans, Texas Tech guard Caleb Rogers (98) and William & Mary offensive tackle Charles Grant (99) by the Raiders and Western Kentucky cornerback Upton Stout by the 49ers.

The draft is rich with defensive linemen, and there should be a good one left at No. 32 out of a group consisting of Shemar Stewart, James Pearce, Walter Nolen or Donovan Ezeiruaku. But there's also a safety in Georgia's Malaki Starks, who could technically start right away next to Reed Blankenship.

The Philadelphia Eagles continued to add on defense on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft, but did they reach in the second round for undersized Texas safety Andrew Mukuba?