How Denzel Boston stacks up in Fantasy Football and more potential NFL Draft Day 2 prospects to watch

Eli Stowers is the wild card on Day 2 as a move tight end. Think Mike Gesiciki but better. If he gets drafted by the right team -- and with early enough Day 2 draft capital -- they may have a high-volume role in mind for him right away. The Dolphins feel like that ideal landing spot.

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• Raiders select QB Fernando Mendoza. Mendoza seems like an excellent fit for Klint Kubiak's design as an offensive coordinator and the Raiders should benefit from the return of LT Kolton Miller and the addition of Tyler Linderbaum. I'd still like to see them add more talent at receiver before I buy in on Mendoza in redraft.
• Cardinals select RB Jeremiyah Love. Love is the best prospect in the class by far and while this landing spot seems quirky on paper, I think it provides the best opportunity for passing game upside. The Cardinals can and will check down to Love and may even feature him in the pass game. I'd still be wary of using a first-round redraft pick on Love in a loaded RB year at the top.
• Titans select WR Carnell Tate. There isn't a better landing spot for Tate than Titans because Cam Ward has the arm talent to maximize Tate's skill set as a vertical threat and Brian Daboll's scheme take advantage of the two areas of the field where the former Ohio State receiver does his best work -- intermediate and vertical routes.
• Saints select WR Jordyn Tyson. There isn't a better fit for Tyson than with the Saints because Kellen Moore is the master of quick game and Tyler Shough was at his best running it in 2025. Tyson is the ultimate quick game winner in this draft class. Use him as the move Z receiver in the slot with Chris Olave on the outside and I won't be surprised if he earns more targets than Olave in Year 1.
• Rams select QB Ty Simpson. Simpson is only on the Dynasty radar and in order for me to buy in at all I have to defer to Sean McVay. Simpson has better athleticism and arm talent than you'd expect at 6-foot-1 with his frame, but not so much relative to the successful quarterbacks in the NFL.
• Jets select TE Kenyon Sadiq. Sadiq is an explosive athlete from a testing standpoint but it never translated to the production we expected at Oregon. He joins a Jets offense in limbo with a placeholder at QB in Geno Smith. It's difficult to see him breaking out in Year 1 like Colston Loveland, Harold Fannin Jr. and Tyler Warren did.
• Eagles select WR Makai Lemon. While Lemon was a predraft favorite for both myself and Jacob Gibbs, we find this landing spot nerve wracking. Jalen Hurts has never utilized a middle-of-the-field dominator like Lemon and the passing volume is never all that high for an Eagles team built to dominate on defense and run the football.
• Browns select WR KC Concepcion. A nightmare scenario for myself and Jacob Gibbs. Concepcion was our conviction call and predraft I went as far as to say he has potential to be WR1 in this class based on his traits and tape. The good news is that while this landing spot saps his redraft upside, he may find himself in a better spot in Dynasty if the Browns are able to draft a top QB in 2027.
• Jets select WR Omar Cooper Jr. Cooper could project as the Tyler Lockett for Smith in the short term, but it's hard to get excited about the touchdown upside in this landing spot and there are a lot of mouths to feed from a volume standpoint.
• Seahawks select RB Jadarian Price. The best surprise for Fantasy of Day 1. Price could take over immediately as the lead back if Zach Charbonnet is slow to recover from his torn ACL. His usage or lackthereof in the red zone will determine his upside in redraft leagues.