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Biggest 2nd Round Disappointment regardless of draft position - Giants DT Ra'Shede Hageman (19th)

Eddv must sure be happy to have his first two draft picks named to this. There were like 70-something players that were eligible for Defensive Rookie of the Year. Hageman finished second to last ahead of a 7th rounder and behind undrafted free agents. He had 3 tackles as the rotational DT.

Biggest 2nd Round Disappointment considering draft position - Chiefs DE Alex Okafor (1st)

This is mainly due to a missed opportunity cost to drafting DEs Stephon Tuitt, Leonard Williams, and Dee Ford when the Chiefs were gifted an opportunity to move up and select one of them. They didn't accept it, and Tuitt and Ford are 85s, Williams 83, and Okafor is 77.

Greatest 2nd Round Success regardless of draft position - Pioneers G Wes Schweitzer (13th)

Because the Chiefs did not move up, the Pioneers did not draft WR Allen Hurns with what would have been the 33rd overall pick and took Schweitzer at 45. He had 40 blocks against 5 sacks, helped pave the wave for MVP finalist HB Markus Manson, and was starting in a Super Bowl as a rookie.

Greatest 2nd Round Success considering draft position - Pioneers SS Vonn Bell (29th)

Double Pioneers for this round. The Pioneers used the pick in the Le'Veon Bell trade to select another Bell. While incumbent SS Jessie Daniels was excellent and went on a tear with the Browns after a midseason trade, Bell still produced 3 sacks, 3 INTs, and a FF as he helped shut down opposing defenses en route to the SB.
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