2014 NFL Draft Picks: Full List of Results and Grades Following Rounds 2 and 3

After a wild first round of the 2014 NFL draft, Rounds 2 and 3 followed suit with some more brilliant, surprising and unexpected selections.

The importance of grabbing the right prospects in these rounds is absolutely crucial for every NFL franchise. We've seen teams come away with future Hall of Famers and others simply wind up with bad memories.

We may not know the full extent of this year's selections for quite some time; however, that won't stop us from speculating.

Grades for each pick are based on a prospect's potential, schematic fits with his new team and the position in which he was picked. Some of these players may surprise us in the future, but for now, here's how every team fared.

Round 2

Pick	Team	Player	Grade
33	Houston Texans	Xavier Su'a-Filo	A+
34	Dallas Cowboys	Demarcus Lawrence	A-
35	Cleveland Browns	Joel Bitonio	B
36	Oakland Raiders	Derek Carr	A
37	Atlanta Falcons	Ra'Shede Hageman	A+
38	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	B-
39	Jacksonville Jaguars	Marqise Lee	A+
40	Detroit Lions	Kyle Van Noy	B+
41	St. Louis Rams	Lamarcus Joyner	B-
42	Philadelphia Eagles	Jordan Matthews	A-
43	New York Giants	Weston Richburg	B-
44	Buffalo Bills	Cyrus Kouandjio	A
45	Seattle Seahawks	Paul Richardson	C+
46	Pittsburgh Steelers	Stephon Tuitt	A
47	Washington Redskins	Trent Murphy	B+
48	Baltimore Ravens	Timmy Jernigan	A
49	New York Jets	Jace Amaro	A+
50	San Diego Chargers	Jeremiah Attaochu	A-
51	Chicago Bears	Ego Ferguson	C
52	Arizona Cardinals	Troy Niklas	A
53	Green Bay Packers	Davante Adams	B+
54	Tennessee Titans	Bishop Sankey	A
55	Cincinnati Bengals	Jeremy Hill	B
56	Denver Broncos	Cody Latimer	A
57	San Francisco 49ers	Carlos Hyde	A
58	New Orleans Saints	Stanley Jean-Baptiste	B
59	Indianapolis Colts	Jack Mewhort	B+
60	Carolina Panthers	Kony Ealy	A
61	Jacksonville Jaguars	Allen Robinson	A+
62	New England Patriots	Jimmy Garoppolo	B+
63	Miami Dolphins	Jarvis Landry	A-
64	Seattle Seahawks	Justin Britt	C+

Oakland Raiders

Pick: No. 36

Selection: Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State

Grade: A

This was a very solid selection by the Oakland Raiders.

Oakland waited patiently until its pick in the second round to grab its quarterback of the future. Derek Carr is a natural passer and has a cannon for an arm. He will need some time to develop, but after the acquisition of Matt Schaub over the offseason, Oakland can afford to give it to him.

After all, the Raiders were apparently waiting for Carr this whole time, according to a tweet from ESPN Insider Adam Schefter:

Jacksonville Jaguars

Pick: No. 39

Selection: Marqise Lee, WR, USC

Grade: A+

The Jacksonville Jaguars did exactly what they needed to do here—get Blake Bortles a wide receiver.

With Justin Blackmon looking rather unreliable right now, Bortles needed help in a big way. The Jaguars took the best wide receiver left on the board to give it to him.

Sure, Marqise Lee is a bit of an injury risk; however, there's no denying his talent when he's on the field. He has the skill set to become a true No. 1 option on Jacksonville's offense.

General manager David Caldwell certainly appeared excited about the selection, according to the Jaguars' official Twitter account:

Tennessee Titans

Pick: No. 54

Selection: Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington

Grade: A

The first running back finally came off the board with the 54th selection of the draft.

With a fantastic decision, the Tennessee Titans drafted Bishop Sankey, the Pac-12's rushing leader from 2013. Sankey runs with a very low pad level. He's also instinctive and agile. Not just a rusher, Sankey had reliable hands out of the backfield as well.

Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com tweeted some big praise for Sankey right after his selection:

Round 3

Pick	Team	Player	Grade
65	Houston Texans	C.J. Fiedorowicz	B
66	Washington Redskins	Morgan Moses	A+
67	Miami Dolphins	Billy Turner	B+
68	Atlanta Falcons	Dezmen Southward	B
69	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Charles Sims	B
70	San Francisco 49ers	Marcus Martin	A+
71	Cleveland Browns	Christian Kirksey	B
72	Minnesota Vikings	Scott Crichton	B+
73	Buffalo Bills	Preston Brown	B
74	New York Giants	Jay Bromley	B
75	St. Louis Rams	Tre Mason	A
76	Detroit Lions	Travis Swanson	A
77	San Francisco 49ers	Chris Borland	A-
78	Washington Redskins	Spencer Long	B-
79	Baltimore Ravens	Terrence Brooks	B+
80	New York Jets	Dexter McDougle	C
81	Oakland Raiders	Gabe Jackson	A
82	Chicago Bears	Will Sutton	B-
83	Houston Texans	Louis Nix	A+
84	Arizona Cardinals	Kareem Martin	A
85	Green Bay Packers	Khyri Thornton	C+
86	Philadelphia Eagles	Josh Huff	B
87	Kansas City Chiefs	Phillip Gaines	B-
88	Cincinnati Bengals	Will Clarke	B+
89	San Diego Chargers	Chris Watt	A
90	Indianapolis Colts	Donte Moncrief	A
91	Arizona Cardinals	John Brown	C+
92	Carolina Panthers	Trai Turner	A
93	Jacksonville Jaguars	Brandon Linder	B
94	Cleveland Browns	Terrance West	B+
95	Denver Broncos	Michael Schofield	B
96	Minnesota Vikings	Jerick McKinnon	B+
97	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dri Archer	B+
98	Green Bay Packers	Richard Rodgers	B+
99	Baltimore Ravens	Crockett Gillmore	B-
100	San Francisco 49ers	Brandon Thomas	A-

Washington Redskins

Pick: No. 66

Selection: Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia

Grade: A+

The Washington Redskins haven't had many picks to this point; however, they certainly made this one count.

Morgan Moses is a talented offensive tackle who was given a low-end first-round grade by some analysts. He'll be plugged into Washington's offensive line immediately and help protect Robert Griffin III.

Jeremiah of NFL.com appeared to like the selection, according to his tweet:

St. Louis Rams

Pick: No. 75

Selection: Tre Mason, RB, Auburn

Grade: A

The St. Louis Rams have quite a decent draft haul so far.

Adding the speedy Tre Mason to complement Zac Stacy in the backfield was a move that should pay dividends on this budding offense.

Mason is lightning quick and has better-than-advertised hands out of the backfield. He'll serve as a great change-of-pace running back and double as a dangerous kick returner for St. Louis.

Just how good was Mason while at Auburn? SportsCenter tweeted one telling statistic:

Houston Texans

Pick: No. 83

Selection: Louis Nix III, DT, Notre Dame

Grade: A+

Well, the Houston Texans defensive line just got a whole lot scarier.

We already knew about the dynamic pairing of J.J. Watt and Jadeveon Clowney, but adding Louis Nix III—possibly the draft's most true 3-4 nose tackle—brings this defensive front to a whole other level.

Nix is a stout gap-filler and solid tackler. He could stand to drop a little weight to help with his conditioning and stamina, but there's no doubt he will be an upgrade on a very good defense.

Bleacher Report's Aaron Nagler summed Houston's defensive line up perfectly with this tweet:

It won't be fun to stand across from this defensive line in 2014.