Just a few picks that stood out to me on day 2 (not counting Zach Charbonnet who was discussed in another post):
Saints RB Kendre Miller is an interesting runner with good size and decent top speed and moves, as well as a nose for the end zone.
The Panthers solved one of their big WR problems by getting Jonathan Mingo, who looks like he could be an alpha WR for them. If he can pick up the offense quickly, I could see him even making some noise this year.
Broncos WR Marvin Mims is a little small (5’10"), but he does have the skills and speed to be a decent 4th round pick in a rookie draft, possibly even 3rd round. He runs some darned good routes as well. The best thing about him is his hands. He might be good enough to play on the outside, but in a slot role he might be deadly.
Lions TE Sam LaPorta might be a good 4th round stash in a dynasty rookie draft. But his ceiling isn’t high.
Speaking of the Lions, QB Hendon Hooker might become Jared Goff’s replacement someday. Definitely a taxi squad-worthy stash. Great accuracy and doesn’t make mistakes.
Packers TE Luke Musgrave is another sneaky pick to stash on a taxi squad. If he can stay healthy (he only played 2 games last season), he has the size and ability to be a great TE.
Colts WR Josh Downs looks like one of those WR’s who could explode sometimes, and then disappear other times. But as small as he is, it’s hard to see him as somebody who can put up regular numbers.
Jaguars RB Tank Bigsby makes a nice complement to Travis Etienne. Bigsby will probably be a good bench player, who might be a good desperation start during bye weeks and/or heavy injuries. Worth a late round bench stash.
I love Raiders TE Michael Mayer, aka “Baby Gronk”. He only has Austin Hooper to beat out for the starting TE job, so he could see some playing time this year. Mayer has all the size and skills to be a top TE in the NFL.
Don’t fall too much in love with Dolphins RB Devon Achane. He’s a small guy, even though he is super fast (4.32 40 time). I expect Achane to be a decent 3rd down RB and return specialist.
Giants WR Jalin Hyatt is a very dangerous WR who will make you pay if you don’t account for him. Easily a 2nd round pick in dynasty rookie drafts. Just ask Alabama, who Hyatt torched for 5 td’s:
Are the Titans insane? They just drafted a project QB in Malik Willis last year, and now they trade up to get another one in Will Levis? We call them project QB’s because they take more than a year to develop, and sometimes longer than 2 or 3 years. Unless Levis is sitting on my dynasty draft board in the 4th round, I’m not touching him.