Analysis of all 2023 NFL draft picks
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Day 1 and 2 of the 2023 NFL draft are behind us.
The Pittsburgh Steelers kicked off the second round by selecting cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (No. 32) almost a decade after drafting his father.
Tight ends made a big splash through the first two rounds with six total being selected, tied for most since 1974. This group includes Utah’s Dalton Kincaid (No. 25) to the Buffalo Bills and Iowa’s Sam LaPorta (No. 34) to the Detroit Lions.
The Big Ten continues to make history, having 20 players selected from the conference in the first two rounds. This is the most of any conference in this draft and the most in the common draft era.
The first night was highlighted by an unprecedented run on receivers. For the first time in the common draft era, four wide receivers were picked consecutively in Round 1.
The draft concludes tomorrow with Rounds 4-7 (12 p.m. ET on ESPN, ABC and the ESPN App). The Chicago Bears have the first pick in Round 4 (No.103).
Check out NFL Nation’s insights on every team’s draft picks, from No. 1 to Mr. Irrelevant. Plus: We have updated depth charts for all 32 teams.
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AFC EAST
Picking Dalton Kincaid will be a big contribution for quarterback Josh Allen in the middle of the field and gives Buffalo a great tight end to pair with Dawson Knox. The Bills feel Kincaid will add a dimension to their offense that they don’t have, and he is the first offensive player drafted by the Bills in the first round since Allen in 2018. Analysis of every Bills pick from Alaina Getzenberg
After hiring defensive coordinator Vic Fangio this offseason, the Dolphins are expecting to make zone coverage changes. Selecting cornerback Cam Smith in the second round is an interesting move after the team traded for Jalen Ramsey in March. But the organization has their…
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