2021 NFL Draft: Rounds 2-3

2021 NFL Draft order for all seven rounds

Here's a look at the order for all seven rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft, from Pick 1 to 259.

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When is the 2021 NFL Draft?​

This year's draft runs from Thursday, April 29, to Saturday, May 1. Here's a breakdown of the schedule by round:

• Round 1: Thursday, April 29 (8 p.m. ET)
• Rounds 2-3: Friday, April 30 (7 p.m. ET)
• Rounds 4-7: Saturday, May 1 (12 p.m. ET)

How to watch the 2021 NFL Draft​

Where can you go to tune in? Below is another rundown of the schedule, plus TV and streaming options:

Thursday, April 29​

Round: 1
Start time: 8 p.m. ET
TV: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
Stream: fuboTV (try for free), NFL app, ESPN app

Friday, April 30​

Rounds: 2-3
Start time: 7 p.m. ET
TV: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
Stream: fuboTV (try for free), NFL app, ESPN app

Saturday, May 1​

Rounds: 4-7
Start time: 12 p.m. ET
TV: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
Stream: fuboTV (try for free), NFL app, ESPN app

2021 NFL Draft order: Complete list of every pick from Round 1 through Round 7

The 2021 NFL Draft begins with Round 1 on Thursday, April 29 and runs until Saturday, May 1.

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2021 NFL Draft Order​

Round 1​

1) Jacksonville Jaguars – Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson
2) New York Jets – Zach Wilson, QB, BYU
3) San Francisco 49ers (from HOU through MIA) – Trey Lance, QB, North Dakota State
4) Atlanta Falcons – Kyle Pitts, TE, Florida
5) Cincinnati Bengals – Ja’Marr Chase, WR, LSU
6) Miami Dolphins (from PHI) – Jaylen Waddle, WR, Alabama
7) Detroit Lions – Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon
8) Carolina Panthers – Jaycee Horn, CB, South Carolina
9) Denver Broncos – Patrick Surtain II, CB, Alabama
10) Philadelphia Eagles (from DAL) – DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama
11) Chicago Bears (from NYG) – Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State
12) Dallas Cowboys (from PHI through SF, MIA) – Micah Parsons, LB, Penn State
13) Los Angeles Chargers – Rashawn Slater, OT, Northwestern
14) New York Jets (from MIN) – Alijah Vera-Tucker, OL, USC
15) New England Patriots – Mac Jones, QB, Alabama
16) Arizona Cardinals – Zaven Collins, LB, Tulsa
17) Las Vegas Raiders – Alex Leatherwood, OT, Alabama
18) Miami Dolphins – Jaelan Phillips, DE, Miami
19) Washington Football Team – Jamin Davis, LB, Kentucky
20) New York Giants (from CHI) – Kadarius Toney, WR, Florida
21) Indianapolis Colts – Kwity Paye, DE, Michigan
22) Tennessee Titans – Caleb Farley, CB, Virginia Tech
23) Minnesota Vikings (from NYJ through SEA) – Christian Darrisaw, OT, Virginia Tech
24) Pittsburgh Steelers – Najee Harris, RB, Alabama
25) Jacksonville Jaguars (from LAR) – Travis Etienne, RB, Clemson
26) Cleveland Browns – Greg Newsome II, CB, Northwestern
27) Baltimore Ravens – Rashod Bateman, WR, Minnesota
28) New Orleans Saints – Payton Turner, DE, Houston
29) Green Bay Packers – Eric Stokes, CB, Georgia
30) Buffalo Bills – Gregory Rousseau, DE, Miami
31) Baltimore Ravens (from KC) – Jayson Oweh, DE, Penn State
32) Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Joe Tryon, LB, Washington

Round 2​

33) Jacksonville Jaguars
34) New York Jets
35) Atlanta Falcons
36) Miami Dolphins (from HOU)
37) Philadelphia Eagles
38) Cincinnati Bengals
39) Carolina Panthers
40) Denver Broncos
41) Detroit Lions
42) New York Giants
43) San Francisco 49ers
44) Dallas Cowboys
45) Jacksonville Jaguars (from MIN)
46) New England Patriots
47) Los Angeles Chargers
48) Las Vegas Raiders
49) Arizona Cardinals
50) Miami Dolphins
51) Washington Football Team
52) Chicago Bears
53) Tennessee Titans
54) Indianapolis Colts
55) Pittsburgh Steelers
56) Seattle Seahawks
57) Los Angeles Rams
58) Kansas City Chiefs (from BAL)
59) Cleveland Browns
60) New Orleans Saints
61) Buffalo Bills
62) Green Bay Packers
63) Kansas City Chiefs
64) Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Round 3​

65) Jacksonville Jaguars
66) Minnesota Vikings (from NYJ)
67) Houston Texans
68) Atlanta Falcons
69) Cincinnati Bengals
70) Philadelphia Eagles
71) Denver Broncos
72) Detroit Lions
73) Carolina Panthers
74) Washington Football Team (from SF)
75) Dallas Cowboys
76) New York Giants
77) Los Angeles Chargers
78) Minnesota Vikings
79) Las Vegas Raiders (from AZ)
80) Las Vegas Raiders
81) Miami Dolphins
82) Washington Football Team
83) Chicago Bears
84) Dallas Cowboys (from PHI through IND)
85) Tennessee Titans
86) Minnesota Vikings (from NYJ through SEA)
87) Pittsburgh Steelers
88) Los Angeles Rams
89) Cleveland Browns
90) Minnesota Vikings (from BAL)
91) Cleveland Browns (from NO)
92) Green Bay Packers
93) Buffalo Bills
94) Baltimore Ravens (from KC)
95) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
96) New England Patriots (compensatory selection)
97) Los Angeles Chargers (compensatory selection)
98) New Orleans Saints (compensatory selection)
99) Dallas Cowboys (compensatory selection)
100) Tennessee Titans (compensatory selection)
101) Detroit Lions (from LAR; compensatory selection)
102) San Francisco 49ers (special compensatory selection)
103) Los Angeles Rams (special compensatory selection)
104) Baltimore Ravens (special compensatory selection)
105) New Orleans Saints (special compensatory selection)

 

[jrry32]

1.9 x 10^10

You might have me here. But solve this:

 

[Loyal]

You might have me here. But solve this:

Atkins to the 10th power...

 

[OldSchool]

You might have me here. But solve this:

I think TuTu weighs less than that glorious belly.

 

[So Ram]

We got beaten fairly badly on the trade value chart

Especially if this RB they drafted does well.Les Snead always talking about winning the division in April.Here we are & he fumbles 30 points of value to the rivals ? Ouch.

 

[Mackeyser]

True, but football isn't played in shorts. Diagnostic and processing speed. Anticipation. Intangibles. A "slow" player can easily find themselves in the right place at the right time more often than a dim witted speedster. Let's see how the young man does!

Granted, Vontaze Burfict was a complete POS, but he's the example of a slow LB (ran over 5s in the 40 with accompanying slow times in the drills) who was a very solid starter with excellent instincts who made a ton of plays.

Hate using him as the example, but dude could play when he wasn't trying to injure players.

I'd rather have a sub 4.8 guy with instincts over a sub 4.6 guy without... no question.

 

[PhillyRam]

I just read that right before the 57th pick, someone asked Snead how he felt. He said "Not too well."

So they thought he meant to pick Tutu Atwell.

In reality his highlights are sick... The guy is dynamic.

If Duante Smith at 6-1 165 is not too slight to be taken top ten, then a 5-9 153 guy can be taken at pick 57.

If Atwell played at Bama he would have been a higher pick. If Smith played at Louisville he wouldn't have been a first rounder.

 

[Riverumbbq]

Regardless of whether we drafted Humphrey or Meinerz or any other IOL, truth is, they were unlikely to start this year. McVay has shown little interest in starting rookie O linemen.

My disappointment lies in the fact that had we drafted one of these guys, they would have had a very solid redshirt year to learn our system and start next year when a few of our current linemen come off contract.

Good chance this is very true. I believe the basis fans use for formulating an opinion here is the absence of a known starter at Center, the impending retirement of Whitworth, and the potential loss of several offensive linemen to free agency following this season. The Rams are likely good to go for the OL in 2021, although extending some player contracts for beyond this season may have just become a little more urgent.
Hard to say whether Carberry or Morris had much say in the draft war room prior to todays picks, but I do hope to see a bit more of there influence for Day 3 of this draft. jmo.

 

[Mackeyser]

Cushenberry sucked dude! Get a clue.

First half of the season, yeah... but dude came on late and looks to be a hit as a pick.

My best football friend is as big a Broncos fan as I am a Rams fan and he's hyped on Cushenberry's progress.

He cursed me up and down when we took Hollins from their PS. Well, after they took Quinn Meinerz... he knows we're even... or more likely they're ahead.

I REALLY think that Wyatt Davis was the target... sometimes you can be too cute and I think this draft is in danger of getting away from them.

They really need to hit some home runs in the 4th to save this draft.

Now, granted, we've seen them draft well late and that's great, but I dunno that we NEEDED them to hit on those picks... now we def do because we've drafted so far a DJax replacement and a backup ILB.

 

[12intheBox]

SI was not a fan

D- grade for Tutu and a solid D for Ernest.

 

[OC--LeftCoast]

Just a casual observation From my time here

I’ve seen the pick of Tavon Austin praised
Ive seen Todd Gurley pick renounced
Greg Robinson was praised by the majority
Jeff Holland meltdown
same for Shaquem Griffin

just to name a few

I try not to get to worked up over these things

I really like the addition of the two mid 4th round picks, having a night to study the reset board appears to be what Snead does best, this draft is so way different due to the unknowns from last years abbreviated cfb season

I’d say we’re set up nicely

 

[Mackeyser]

Seriously was trying to be positive and see the silver lining with us taking a LB ( my favorite position ) and went to watch some of his games. Guy seems to be average and a reach tbh. He has a good pair of hands if the ball gets near him but he takes the wrong first step a lot, gets washed out in run plays, bad angles, is to light when a OL touches him he's basically done, no swim or violent arms/hands to get blockers off of him.

smfh I'm out hopefully the devalued picks from the Whiners save us tomorrow and the weed smoke clears up from the draft house.

I was watching film and here's what I saw.

If he's playing as a downhill 2 down ILB, he's very good.

If he's in zone coverage of RBs and TEs, he's good.

If he's covering a RB out of the backfield, he can get lost in the wash.

If he's forced to be the Mike in a 4-3 Cover 2 set, he's got issues.

He's a solid tackler, but can miss tackles.

He's got pretty good instincts, but will miss steps occasionally.

He's got tremendous closing speed on scrambling QBs (something I'm SURE the scouts for the Rams loved).

He's got very good football IQ.

If the DL in front of him doesn't keep him clean, he's not gonna Ray Lewis himself past a G and C to get to the RB. A'Shawn Robinson and SJD should help in that regard.

Overall, I think he's a good fit in this D and should develop nicely... and he'll be a special teams demon.

If Raheem Morris ever decides to switch to a 4-3, this guy would be a casualty of that situation... he'd be a middling MLB at best, but he's not gonna get the deep drops necessary for a 4-3 Mike.

 

[SteezyEndo]

Love how tons of dudes are doubting a legit FO.

Apparently Snead has Covid. He is quarantined. Everyone should be somewhat concerned que y no?

 

[JRobinson]

Apparently Snead has Covid. He is quarantined. Everyone should be somewhat concerned que y no?

nope.

 

[Mackeyser]

Apparently Snead has Covid. He is quarantined. Everyone should be somewhat concerned que y no?

Well, he had is first shot already and was due to get his second shot on Monday.

Based on his symptoms, he should be glad he got the first shot when he did because otherwise, he'd be in much worse shape... that's almost certain.

He may feel like utter dogshit for the next week, but I expect him to pull through with minimal complications.

that said, the timing SUCKS. This is the GM Super Bowl...

 

[Corbin]

I was watching film and here's what I saw.

If he's playing as a downhill 2 down ILB, he's very good.

If he's in zone coverage of RBs and TEs, he's good.

If he's covering a RB out of the backfield, he can get lost in the wash.

If he's forced to be the Mike in a 4-3 Cover 2 set, he's got issues.

He's a solid tackler, but can miss tackles.

He's got pretty good instincts, but will miss steps occasionally.

He's got tremendous closing speed on scrambling QBs (something I'm SURE the scouts for the Rams loved).

He's got very good football IQ.

If the DL in front of him doesn't keep him clean, he's not gonna Ray Lewis himself past a G and C to get to the RB. A'Shawn Robinson and SJD should help in that regard.

Overall, I think he's a good fit in this D and should develop nicely... and he'll be a special teams demon.

If Raheem Morris ever decides to switch to a 4-3, this guy would be a casualty of that situation... he'd be a middling MLB at best, but he's not gonna get the deep drops necessary for a 4-3 Mike.

I'll just stfu and see if we can coach him up. Most of his issues are coaching and to develop instincts to be violent upon contact with blockers hands and positioning.

Hell AD didn't even start when we drafted him so this guy might not see the field till half the season at the earliest. Hopefully will be a good asset down the road.

 

[SteezyEndo]

nope.

So you believe this draft thus far has been rational? I really feel like a WR was not needed...

 

[jrry32]

I just read that right before the 57th pick, someone asked Snead how he felt. He said "Not too well."

So they thought he meant to pick Tutu Atwell.

In reality his highlights are sick... The guy is dynamic.

If Duante Smith at 6-1 165 is not too slight to be taken top ten, then a 5-9 153 guy can be taken at pick 57.

If Atwell played at Bama he would have been a higher pick. If Smith played at Louisville he wouldn't have been a first rounder.

That's a bullshit take. Tutu isn't in Devonta's league. Devonta played with a bigger, faster, and more skilled WR than Tutu in Henry Ruggs, and Devonta outproduced him badly in 2019. It's not just about Tutu being tiny. Outside of being very fast and quick, he's not particularly great at football.

 

[Riverumbbq]

We are now at the end of prime Free agency and draft acquisitions and the 2021 team looks weaker than 2020.

Certainly not weaker on offense. Stafford is a big improvement and I'd argue that our OL is better by default with whoever Blythe's replacement happens to become. And we may not like where our new gadget WR was drafted, but he still offers us an element which didn't exist last year, that's a lot of weapons for Stafford to put to use. If DeSean Jackson can remain healthy, that's one more game changer on this already deep roster. The off-season is no-where near complete as potential trades and the next phase of free agency could still mean more additions. Now Les, make me happy and round things out by trading one of our 4'th rounders for TE David Njoku.

On defense we have a number of 2020 injured players returning to the line-up along with a host of reserve players which is likely to produce at least one or two surprises for us, so i'm not going to let the negativity get me down. jmo.

 

[FrantikRam]

I believe Brad Holmes was our head of college scouting for years and now it's his underlings and Snead. I've feared this Holmes left for Detroit and today was somewhat of a confirmation for me.

Sounds like a self fulfilling prophecy. I had no fears of that, and I like this draft. DJax will get hurt and now we have someone just as fast to step in.

Jones' leadership and intangibles are off the charts. He will have a chance to start, but even if he doesn't, he will improve the special teams.

But then I felt these were two of our most pressing needs, which is probably why I'm happy.

As for the brain trust being in Detroit - it's dramatic because it's way too soon to tell if that has any impact and these picks really aren't that different from what we've done the past few years.

 

[JRobinson]

So you believe this draft thus far has been rational? I really feel like a WR was not needed...

I dont have much of an opinion. I have full confidence in the FO until they give me a reason not to. When we start losing, and guys dont pan out at all... then yeah, I'll most likely change my stance which means there could be change in the FO. But until that time, I'm honestly ok with whoever they draft. They are in their respective positions for a reason. Not to mention that other coaches and FO dudes keep getting plucked from us; there is fruit of our success.