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Day two of the 2024 NFL Draft has arrived.

The first round saw some jaw-dropping action including six QB’s taken within the top-12 picks.

The most surprising move was made by the Falcons, who signed Kirk Cousins this offseason but then selected Michal Penix Jr. The pick was given a ‘D’ grade by the Post’s expert.

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What we covered during the 2024 NFL Draft

Jim Harbaugh sings Michigan fight song after Chargers pick

By Rob Reese

He's still a Michigan man.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh couldn't contain his excitement after they selected Michigan LB Junior Colson.

Harbaugh celebrated by singing the Michigan fight song, while the Chargers draft room looked on.

Jim Harbaugh sang Michigan’s fight song, ‘The Victors,’ in the Chargers draft room 🗣️

Video: @chargers

pic.twitter.com/tYBVtGj6Pk

— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) April 27, 2024

First player from Houston Christian University drafted

By Rob Reese

History has been made.

The first player from Houston Christian University has been selected in the NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Jalyx Hunt, a LB/Edge, led the team with nine tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks.

Rams get potential steal in Blake Corum

By Rob Reese

The Rams took Michigan RB Blake Corum with the No. 83 pick in the NFL Draft. He had a whopping 27 TDs in his Senior season.

Blake Corum is expected to be the first running back taken.
Blake Corum is expected to be the first running back taken. Getty Images

Bengals take Jermaine Burton, WR from Alabama amid Tee Higgins rumors

By Rob Reese

Tee Higgins has formerly requested a trade, and now the writing looks to be on the wall.

The Bengals scooped up WR Jermaine Burton from Alabama, who led the team with 798 receiving yards and 8 receiving TDs.

Dave Portnoy reacts to Day Two NFL Draft fans

By Rob Reese

Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy posted a funny clip on X of Cowboy fans that turned up in Detroit to party.

He commented on the fans dancing, shaking and playing air guitar, describing them as a 'different breed' of fan.

Day 2 NFL Draft fans are just a different breed. Just moving and grooving to guys they got no clue who they are acting like they just locked up the Super Bowl. pic.twitter.com/7i0wHPJobL

— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) April 27, 2024

Eagles-Texans trade picks

By Rob Reese

The Eagles are making more moves. After trading up in round two, the Eagles are now trading back. They made a swap with the Texans, who acquired pick No. 78 for picks No. 86 and 123.

Texans traded picks No. 86 and No. 123 for the Eagles No. 78. Houston’s up.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 27, 2024

Video appears to show Giants CB Andru Philips jumping over car

By Rob Reese

Is that a bird or a plane? No, it's newly drafted Giants CB jumping over a car.

Recent Kentucky commit Andru Phillips can jump over a car.

You cannot. pic.twitter.com/LHTa9Bi5Pf

— Not Jerry Tipton (@NotJerryTipton) May 2, 2019

In an old clip posted to X, Andru can be seen showing off some insane hops by jumping over what appears to be a Nissan Altima.

Giants select CB Andru Phillips

By Rob Reese

The Giants are stocking up for their secondary. They took Kentucky CB Andru Philips, who started 12 games (47 tackles, 1.5 TFL, 5 PBUs).

Jets trade up for WR Malachi Corley

By Rob Reese

Gang green is getting it done. The Jets traded up to select WR Malachi Corley from Western Kentucky. He led the team with 79 receptions, 894 receiving yards and has physicality that could translate to red-zone targets from Aaron Rodgers.

Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley running with the football against UTSA cornerback Corey Mayfield Jr. during a college football game
Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley (11) runs against UTSA cornerback Corey Mayfield Jr. AP

Chiefs trade up for intriguing OT Kingsley Suamataia

By Rob Reese

He's raw but he could thrive in Andy Reid's system. Kingsley Suamataia started 11 games at LT and his frame and athleticism could turn him into an eventual starter.

Lions continue strong draft with Ennis Rakestraw Jr.

By Rob Reese

A physical corner lacking productivity (one INT). Rakestraw’s 4.51 40-yard dash doesn’t measure with the elite corners, but his all-around edge is what makes him worthy of a Day Two selection.

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