NFL Draft Results 2014: Complete Day 2 Review and Biggest Takeaways

Two days and 100 picks are in the books at the 2014 NFL draft.

A whirlwind of a first round that included top-five trades, star players falling down the board and shocking picks only set the stage for Day 2. On Friday, the second and third rounds unfolded, and teams began to see their draft classes take shape and their biggest needs filled in a resounding way.

While the meat of the draft won't be cut into until Saturday when the Rounds 4 through 7 take place, there is still plenty to dissect with most teams having made multiple draft picks at this point.

Let's break down everything you need to know from Day 2 of the draft. 

Pick	Team	Selection
33	Houston Texans	Xavier Su'a-Filo, G, UCLA
34	Dallas Cowboys	Demarcus Lawrence, OLB, Boise State
35	Cleveland Browns	Joel Bitonio, OT, Nevada
36	Oakland Raiders	Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State
37	Atlanta Falcons	Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
38	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington
39	Jacksonville Jaguars	Marqise Lee, WR, USC
40	Detroit Lions	Kyle Van Noy, OLB, BYU
41	St. Louis Rams	Lamarcus Joyner, CB, Florida State
42	Philadelphia Eagles	Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt
43	New York Giants	Weston Richburg, C, Colorado State
44	Buffalo Bills	Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama
45	Seattle Seahawks	Paul Richardson, WR, Colorado
46	Pittsburgh Steelers	Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame
47	Washington Redskins	Trent Murphy, DE, Stanford
48	Baltimore Ravens	Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State
49	New York Jets	Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
50	San Diego Chargers	Jeremiah Attaochu, DE, Georgia Tech
51	Chicago Bears	Ego Ferguson, DT, LSU
52	Arizona Cardinals	Troy Niklas, TE, Notre Dame
53	Green Bay Packers	Davante Adams, WR, Fresno State
54	Tennessee Titans	Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington
55	Cincinnati Bengals	Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU
56	Denver Broncos	Cody Latimer, WR, Indiana
57	San Francisco 49ers	Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio State
58	New Orleans Saints	Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
59	Indianapolis Colts	Jack Mewhort, OT, Ohio State
60	Carolina Panthers	Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri
61	Jacksonville Jaguars	Allen Robinson, WR, Penn State
62	New England Patriots	Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois
63	Miami Dolphins	Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
64	Seattle Seahawks	Justin Britt, OT, Missouri
65	Houston Texans	C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE, Iowa
66	Washington Redskins	Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
67	Miami Dolphins	Billy Turner, OT, North Dakota State
68	Atlanta Falcons	Dez Southward, S, Wisconsin
69	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Charles Sims, RB, West Virginia
70	San Francisco 49ers	Marcus Martin, C, USC
71	Cleveland Browns	Christian Kirksey, LB, Iowa
72	Minnesota Vikings	Scott Crichton, DE, Oregon State
73	Buffalo Bills	Preston Brown, LB, Louisville
74	New York Giants	Jay Bromley, DT, Syracuse
75	St. Louis Rams	Tre Mason, RB, Auburn
76	Detroit Lions	Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas
77	San Francisco 49ers	Chris Borland, LB, Wisconsin
78	Washington Redskins	Spencer Long, G, Nebraska
79	Baltimore Ravens	Terrence Brooks, S, Florida State
80	New York Jets	Dexter McDougle, CB, Maryland
81	Oakland Raiders	Gabe Jackson, G, Mississippi State
82	Chicago Bears	Will Sutton, DT, Arizona State
83	Houston Texans	Louis Nix, DT, Notre Dame
84	Arizona Cardinals	Kareem Martin, DE, North Carolina
85	Green Bay Packers	Khyri Thornton, DT, Southern Miss
86	Philadelphia Eagles	Josh Huff, WR, Oregon
87	Kansas City Chiefs	Phillip Gaines, CB, Rice
88	Cincinnati Bengals	Will Clarke, DE, West Virginia
89	San Diego Chargers	Chris Watt, G, Notre Dame
90	Indianapolis Colts	Donte Moncrief, WR, Mississippi
91	Arizona Cardinals	John Brown, WR, Pittsburg State
92	Carolina Panthers	Trai Turner, G, LSU
93	Jacksonville Jaguars	Brandon Linder, G, Miami
94	Cleveland Browns	Terrance West, RB, Towson
95	Denver Broncos	Michael Schofield, T, Michigan
96	Minnesota Vikings	Jerick McKinnon, RB, Georgia Southern
97	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dri Archer, RB, Kent State
98	Green Bay Packers	Richard Rodgers, TE, California
99	Baltimore Ravens	Crockett Gillmore, TE, Colorado State
100	San Francisco 49ers	Brandon Thomas, G, Clemson

Jags Aren't Messing Around on Offense

In case you were wondering whether the Jacksonville Jaguars were seriously going to revamp their offense or just throw another top-10 quarterback draft pick into an awful offense, Jacksonville convincingly proved the former to be true Friday night. 

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Jacksonville got its franchise quarterback Thursday with its No. 3 overall selection, but Friday it gave Blake Bortles a duo of targets to throw to as the Jaguars selected both Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson in the second round.

Out of USC, Lee was one of a few wideouts who fell out of the first round—but he didn't take long to get swooped up. The former Trojan has peak playmaking ability and can take it to the house at any point.

And as NFL.com analyst Daniel Jeremiah noted, both receivers translate well to Bortles' strengths:

With Justin Blackmon's future with the organization very much in doubt, per ESPN, it seems all but certain given the Jags' early aggressive moves that they don't plan on counting on him down the road. 

But with the young core of receivers Jacksonville suddenly has around a developing Bortles and incumbent starter Chad Henne, the future looks bright for the Jags. 

49ers Get Bigger, Stronger

San Francisco figured to be a busy team on Friday, but after making what seemed like a thousand trades, the 49ers settled into four stellar picks that will only bolster their big and tough identity. 

The Niners' first pick of Friday was Carlos Hyde. The Ohio State running back was largely regarded as the draft's top back, and his blend of size, burst, power and speed seems to fit perfectly into the San Francisco offense and backfield. 

The team's day was just getting started. After trading out of the second round yet again, the 49ers nestled into the 70th overall pick and got an ideal fit at center—Marcus Martin. A former USC standout, Martin's big frame and burly style of play also fits the Niners mold. 

CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco thinks Martin has a shot to win a starting spot right away:

San Francisco once more addressed the offensive line at the end of Round 3, getting Clemson tackle Brandon Thomas. Before that, the 49ers nabbed hard-hitting linebacker Chris Borland in an ideal fit to the tough-nosed NFC West.

The Niners will likely have to go through Seattle to get back to the Super Bowl, and they seemed to know that quite well given their selections Friday. As much of the league gets smaller and faster, San Francisco continues to bulk up in the NFC West arms race. 

Raiders Quietly Grab Future Starting QB

The Browns and Vikings both grabbed apparent future starting quarterbacks in Thursday's first round, but ever so quietly, the Raiders did the same early on in Friday's second round.

Oakland selected Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr with the No. 36 overall pick, filling the much-needed void of a young quarterback who can soon step into a starting role.

Carr didn't end up cracking the top tier of quarterbacks in Bortles, Johnny Manziel and Teddy Bridgewater, but he came in arguably more experienced than any other top QB in the class. His command of the offense at Fresno State, ability to make every throw and amount of time spent in a college system makes him the best bet to have success early on among the top quarterbacks. 

Plus, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport revealed he was even Oakland's top QB choice:

Oakland got the obvious pick at No. 5 in Khalil Mack to give its defense an immediate leader and captain, but the team's need for a quarterback was pressing. The Raiders have Matt Schaub but certainly need a promising youngster to teach the system and compete with Schaub for the starting role.

Time will tell if Carr lives up to his potential, but he'll get the chance to prove himself in Oakland.