NFL Draft Order 2014: Updated List of Picks Following Day 2 Results

The picks on Day 2 came a bit quicker, but they were just as significant as the selections from the first day. Second and third-round picks are a pretty big deal in the NFL.

The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks had six players picked in the second and third rounds in their starting lineup last season. That includes star quarterback, Russell Wilson, who was taken in the third round in 2012.

Could one of these players have a similar impact? Time will tell, but here's a list of all the players taken on Day 2, per NFL.com.

Second Round

	Pick	Team	Player	Pos.	Ht	Wt	College
	1(33)	Texans	Su'a-Filo, Xavier	OG	6'4"	307	UCLA
	2(34)	Cowboys (From Redskins)	Lawrence, Demarcus	DE	6'3"	251	Boise St.
	3(35)	Browns	Bitonio, Joel	OT	6'4"	302	Nevada
	4(36)	Raiders	Carr, Derek	QB	6'2"	214	Fresno St.
	5(37)	Falcons	Hageman, Ra'Shede	DT	6'6"	310	Minnesota
	6(38)	Buccaneers	Seferian-Jenkins, Austin	TE	6'5"	262	Washington
	7(39)	Jaguars	Lee, Marqise	WR	6'0"	192	USC
	8(40)	Lions (From Vikings through Seahawks)	Van Noy, Kyle	OLB	6'3"	243	BYU
	9(41)	Rams (From Bills)	Joyner, Lamarcus	CB	5'8"	184	Florida St.
	10(42)	Eagles (From Titans)	Matthews, Jordan	WR	6'3"	212	Vanderbilt
	11(43)	Giants	Richburg, Weston	C	6'3"	298	Colorado St.
	12(44)	Bills (From Rams)	Kouandjio, Cyrus	OT	6'7"	322	Alabama
	13(45)	Seahawks (From Lions)	Richardson, Paul	WR	6'0"	175	Colorado
	14(46)	Steelers	Tuitt, Stephon	DE	6'5"	304	Notre Dame
	15(47)	Redskins (From Cowboys)	Murphy, Trent	OLB	6'5"	250	Stanford
	16(48)	Ravens	Jernigan, Timmy	NT	6'2"	299	Florida St.
	17(49)	Jets	Amaro, Jace	TE	6'5"	265	Texas Tech
	18(50)	Chargers (From Dolphins)	Attaochu, Jeremiah	OLB	6'3"	252	Georgia Tech
	19(51)	Bears	Ferguson, Ego	DT	6'3"	315	LSU
	20(52)	Cardinals	Niklas, Troy	TE	6'6"	270	Notre Dame
	21(53)	Packers	Adams, Davante	WR	6'1"	212	Fresno St.
	22(54)	Titans (From Eagles)	Sankey, Bishop	RB	5'9"	209	Washington
	23(55)	Bengals	Hill, Jeremy	RB	6'1"	233	LSU
	24(56)	Broncos (From Chiefs through 49ers)	Latimer, Cody	WR	6'2"	215	Indiana
	25(57)	49ers (From Chargers through Dolphins)	Hyde, Carlos	RB	6'0"	230	Ohio St.
	26(58)	Saints	Jean-Baptiste, Stanley	CB	6'3"	218	Nebraska
	27(59)	Colts	Mewhort, Jack	OT	6'6"	309	Ohio St.
	28(60)	Panthers	Ealy, Kony	DE	6'4"	273	Missouri
	29(61)	Jaguars (From 49ers)	Robinson, Allen	WR	6'2"	220	Penn St.
	30(62)	Patriots	Garoppolo, Jimmy	QB	6'2"	226	Eastern Illinois
	31(63)	Dolphins (From Broncos through 49ers)	Landry, Jarvis	WR	5'11"	205	LSU
	32(64)	Seahawks	Britt, Justin	OT	6'6"	325	Missouri

Players to Watch Who Were Selected in Round 2

Bishop Sankey

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It took 54 picks, but there was finally a halfback selected. Why has the running back position become such a seemingly unimportant position? Frank Schwab of Yahoo! Sports has a theory. Schwab writes:

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The running back position isn't unimportant in the NFL, it's just a commodity nobody wants to invest in. Teams are using more running back committees. The short average career of a running back means no team wants to use a first-round pick on one for three or four quality years.

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Of all the running backs in the 2014 draft, Sankey jumped out the most. Perhaps that's why he was the first back off the board.

Sankey ran for 1,870 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2013 at Washington. His quickness, versatility, toughness and leadership could make him a star and a fantasy football monster.

Jimmy Garoppolo

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Tom Brady is 37 years old. He's a legend—we know that—but he can't play forever. Garoppolo hails from tiny Eastern Illinois, but he impressed scouts with his intellect and instincts.

Obviously, Garoppolo will be asked to backup Brady for the time being. The team will be hopeful that he can learn from a future Hall of Famer.

How does Garoppolo feel about this potential role? Per Mike Reiss of ESPN.com, Garoppolo said:

"I feel good about it. It's one of those things, whether I was coming in as the starter or the backup, I'm going to go in and approach it the same way either way. That's what good football players do."

That's the Patriot way.

Third Round

	Picks	Team	Player	Pos.	Ht	Wt	College
	1(65)	Texans	Fiedorowicz, C.J.	TE	6'5"	265	Iowa
	2(66)	Redskins	Moses, Morgan	OT	6'6"	314	Virginia
	3(67)	Dolphins (From Raiders)	Turner, Billy	OT	6'5"	315	North Dakota St.
	4(68)	Falcons	Southward, Dezmen	FS	6'0"	211	Wisconsin
	5(69)	Buccaneers	Sims, Charles	RB	6'0"	214	West Virginia
	6(70)	49ers (From Jaguars)	Martin, Marcus	C	6'3"	320	USC
	7(71)	Browns	Kirksey, Christian	OLB	6'2"	233	Iowa
	8(72)	Vikings	Crichton, Scott	DE	6'3"	273	Oregon St.
	9(73)	Bills	Brown, Preston	ILB	6'1"	251	Louisville
	10(74)	Giants	Bromley, Jay	DT	6'3"	306	Syracuse
	11(75)	Rams	Mason, Tre	RB	5'8"	207	Auburn
	12(76)	Lions	Swanson, Travis	C	6'5"	312	Arkansas
	13(77)	49ers (From Titans)	Borland, Chris	ILB	5'11"	248	Wisconsin
	14(78)	Redskins (From Cowboys)	Long, Spencer	OG	6'5"	320	Nebraska
	15(79)	Ravens	Brooks, Terrence	FS	5'11"	198	Florida St.
	16(80)	Jets	McDougle, Dexter	CB	5'10"	196	Maryland
	17(81)	Raiders (From Dolphins)	Jackson, Gabe	OG	6'3"	336	Mississippi St.
	18(82)	Bears	Sutton, Will	DT	6'0"	303	Arizona State
	19(83)	Texans (From Steelers through Browns and Eagles)	Nix, Louis	NT	6'2"	331	Notre Dame
	20(84)	Cardinals	Martin, Kareem	DE	6'6"	272	North Carolina
	21(85)	Packers	Thornton, Khyri	DT	6'3"	304	Southern Miss
	22(86)	Eagles	Huff, Josh	WR	5'11"	206	Oregon
	23(87)	Chiefs	Gaines, Phillip	CB	6'0"	193	Rice
	24(88)	Bengals	Clarke, Will	DE	6'6"	271	West Virginia
	25(89)	Chargers	Watt, Chris	OG	6'3"	310	Notre Dame
	26(90)	Colts	Moncrief, Donte	WR	6'2"	221	Mississippi
	27(91)	Cardinals (From Saints)	Brown, John	WR	5'10"	179	Pittsburg St. (KS)
	28(92)	Panthers	Turner, Trai	OG	6'3"	310	LSU
	29(93)	Jaguars (From Patriots)	Linder, Brandon	OG	6'6"	311	Miami
	30(94)	Browns (From 49ers)	West, Terrance	RB	5'9"	225	Towson
	31(95)	Broncos	Schofield, Michael	OT	6'6"	301	Michigan
	32(96)	Vikings (From Seahawks)	McKinnon, Jerick	RB	5'9"	209	Georgia Southern
	33(97)	Steelers (Compensatory selection)	Archer, Dri	RB	5'8"	173	Kent St.
	34(98)	Packers (Compensatory selection)	Rodgers, Richard	TE	6'4"	257	California
	35(99)	Ravens (Compensatory selection)	Gillmore, Crockett	TE	6'6"	260	Colorado St.
	36(100)	49ers (Compensatory selection)	Thomas, Brandon	OT	6'3"	317	Clemson

Players to Watch Who Were Selected in Round 3

Tre Mason

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An injury to the former Auburn star didn't seem to hurt Mason's draft stock much. The St. Louis Rams took him 75th overall in the third round on Friday. That's about where he was projected throughout the months leading up to the draft.

His mammoth season in 2013 had to open the eyes of some general managers.

In helping to lead Auburn to the national championship game, Mason ran for 1,816 yards and 23 touchdowns last season.

The Rams needed another back to help complement Zac Stacy. Mason could be the guy. 

Louis Nix III

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As a 3-4 nose tackle, few players have the strength and presence on the ball that Nix III has. The Texans took him in the third round with the 83rd pick overall.

There are some concerns about his conditioning, but if he can improve in that area, he could be similar to Vince Wilfork in the NFL.