Winners in Round 1 The Green Bay Packers made a bold move by drafting Matthew Golden as their first receiver in Round 1 since 2002. Golden's speed and route-running skills make him a promising addition. The Indianapolis Colts lucked out with Tyler Warren, who is expected to fill a major need at tight end. The Jacksonville Jaguars traded up to get Travis Hunter, a highly touted prospect who could make an immediate impact on both offense and defense. The Cleveland Browns got Mason Graham in a trade-down and still landed a top prospect to boost their defense. The Los Angeles Chargers selected Omarion Hampton, adding to their running game. The Kansas City Chiefs addressed their left tackle issue with Josh Simmons.

Questionable Picks and Reaches The Dallas Cowboys' pick of Tyler Booker was seen as a reach for need. The New Orleans Saints passing on Shedeur Sanders raised eyebrows, especially with their quarterback situation. The Miami Dolphins' choice of Kenneth Grant at nose tackle instead of addressing the cornerback position was questioned. The Carolina Panthers' selection of Tetairoa McMillan raised concerns about value and the team's defense needs.

Best Available Prospects for Round 2 Shedeur Sanders, Will Johnson, Nick Emmanwori, Mike Green, and Donovan Ezeiruaku are among the top prospects still available.