Best remaining players on Day 2 of the NFL Draft

**Lots of cornerbacks too**

When all was said and done on Thursday night, only two cornerbacks heard their name called, a bit of a surprise. Serious injury concerns linger for Tennessee superstar **Jermod McCoy**, and teams seem to be taking a cautious approach with him. McCoy’s teammate, **Colton Hood,** also fell out of the first round. Clemson’s **Aveion Terrell,** little brother of former first round pick A.J. Terrell, is also waiting to hear his name called. That also means that fringe first-rounders like Indiana’s **D’Angelo Ponds, Keith Abney** of Arizona State, and **Brandon Cisse** out of South Carolina will likely be pushed a bit further down the draft board. Cornerback feels like less of a dire need for the Cowboys after the Downs selection, but the opportunity to land a quality player in the draft is growing.

**The best of the rest**

Outside of the Cowboys’ top remaining needs, there are several big name players still waiting to get in the mix at the draft. Toledo safety **Emmanuel McNeil-Warren,** Washington wide receiver **Denzel Boston,** and Ohio State defensive tackle **Kayden McDonald** all seem to be locks to go early on Friday night. There are also plenty of edge rushers who will be early targets for teams. That includes Texas A&M’s **Cashius Howell,** Missouri’s **Zion Young,** Clemson’s **TJ Parker,** Oklahoma’s **R Mason Thomas,** and Illinois’ **Gabe Jacas.** In short, there are a lot of players out there that other teams are likely to target early in the second round, which may make it easier for the Cowboys to hold off on trading up until much later, if they even make a move at all.