After losing two key cornerbacks in free agency, Dallas needed defensive back help. Colorado product Chidobe Awuzie should be a strong fit for the Cowboys.

Kpassagnon is raw but brings a lot of athleticism to the Chiefs. PFF premium stats look at the match.

The Seahawks' offensive line was an obvious weakness in 2016, and they addressed it by selecting LSU product Ethan Pocic.

After going quarterback in the first, the Texans opted for linebacker in the second round Friday, selecting Cunningham.

Oakland selected Connecticut product Melifonwu Friday. Melifonwu had a big showing at the NFL combine.

New York needed more defensive help and got it by drafting Alabama product Dalvin Tomlinson.

Miami opted for the Ohio State linebacker in the second round Friday, adding McMillan to the defense.

Detroit selected the cornerback Tabor with the team's second-round pick Friday.

It seemed inevitable the Browns would go quarterback eventually in the draft and they did it in the second round, drafting Notre Dame's DeShone Kizer.

Denver needed some defensive line help in the draft and got some with Florida State product Walker.

Tampa Bay selected the Aggies safety in the second round Friday. PFF premium stats look at what Evans can do.

Looking for defensive help, Washington took the Alabama defender with its second-round pick Friday.

Mixon promised to be one of the more controversial draft picks. The Bengals selected him in the second round.

Bowser brings very productive pass-rush abilities to a Baltimore defense that could use the supplement. PFF premium stats look at how Bowser can help.

Indianapolis needed to revamp its defense and has worked to do so with defense players in each of the first two rounds.

Shaheen, an Ashland product, was a fast riser through the draft process, and now heads to Chicago.

Everett was one of the most elusive tight ends in FBS in 2016, and joins a Rams team that needs playmakers.

Jones was a possible first-rounder before a pro day injury. Philadelphia took him in the second.