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The San Francisco 49ers took a unique path through the 2026 NFL Draft, trading around the board and adding pieces to both sides of the ball. In this episode of Go for 2, we are throwing out the generic expert report cards and going straight to the tape.We dive deep into a player-by-player breakdown of the entire 49ers draft class, including:R2, Pick 33: WR De'Zhaun Stribling (Ole Miss)R3, Pick 70: DL Romello Height (Texas Tech)R3, Pick 90: RB Kaelon Black (Indiana)Day 3 Depth: DL Gracen Halton, OL Carver Willis, CB Ephesians Prysock, and more.What We Analyze for Every Single Pick:The Vitals & Production: Height, weight, traits, and college stats.Scheme & Roster Fit: Does this player fit Kyle Shanahan's offensive system or the defensive philosophy?Draft Value vs. Reach: Did they play the board right, or did they panic-buy?The Timeline Evaluation: Are these pieces built for an immediate Super Bowl run, or are they foundation blocks for a re-tool?Trade Breakdown: Reviewing Lynch's draft-day trades (including the Day 3 movement with Cleveland and Dallas).Whether you love the class or think the front office left value on the table, this is the deep-dive context you need before rookie minicamps kick off.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and the Minnesota Vikings came away with a heavy, trench-focused 9-player class. In this episode of Go for 2, we are going pick-by-pick to break down exactly what Minnesota built.We look past the headlines and dive deep into the numbers—dissecting every player's physical profile (height, weight, speed), college stats, and schematic fit. Does first-round defensive lineman Caleb Banks solve the interior push issues? Can day-two linebackers and safeties unlock Brian Flores' exotic blitz packages?What we break down for every pick:The Physical & Stat Profile: Measurables, traits, and college production.Value vs. Reach: Did the front office maximize the draft board or leave value on the table?Scheme Fit: How they translate to Kevin O'Connell's offense or Brian Flores' defense.The Roster Timeline: Do these picks signal an immediate win-now push or a calculated rebuild?Trade Dynamics: Analyzing the asset management behind the board movement.Timestamps are included below so you can follow along as we grade the entire class from Round 1 to Round 7. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

In this episode of Go for 2, we deliver an exhaustive, pick-by-pick breakdown of the Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 NFL Draft class. We don't just list the prospects—we dissect the numbers, the tape, and the logic behind every single decision made by the front office.For each selection, we take a deep dive into:The Physical Profile: Complete height, weight, speed, and production metrics.Value vs. Reach: Did the front office play the board beautifully, or did they leave better talent on the table?Scheme & Timeline Fit: How these rookies mesh with the playbook, and what these selections reveal about the franchise's trajectory.Draft Capital: Analyzing the impact of any trade-ups or trade-downs throughout the weekend.Whether you're fired up about the direction of the franchise or questioning the value on Day 2 and Day 3, this is the definitive, no-nonsense review you need. Hit subscribe and let's talk tape!

The cards are turned in, and the grades are rolling in—but we don't do lazy letter grades here. In today's episode, we conduct an exhaustive, pick-by-pick breakdown of the Los Angeles Rams' 2026 draft class. We look past the highlights to analyze the hard facts and film:• Full Profile Specs: Height, weight, testing numbers, and college production.• Value vs. Reach: Did the Rams play the board perfectly, or did they overpay via trades or reaches?• Scheme & Timeline Fit: Do these prospects project as immediate contributors for a Super Bowl window, or are they developmental pieces for the future?Whether you love what Les Snead did or you're questioning the board management, this episode breaks down exactly how these rookies project onto the Rams' roster.

Did Adam Peters and Dan Quinn just supercharge the Commanders' rebuild, or did they reach when the board didn't fall their way? On today's episode of Go for 2, we are going full film-room mode on the entire 2026 Washington draft class.Instead of generic draft grades, we break down every single selection by the numbers and the tape. We look at:The Raw Data: Height, weight, testing speed, and college production metrics.Scheme & Coach Fit: Who fits Dan Quinn's defensive vision and David Blough's offense?Value vs. Reach: Did Washington maximize their board or force a need?The Franchise Timeline: Assessing how these picks mesh with a roster balancing veteran pieces like Laremy Tunsil and Terry McLaurin with young foundational stars.From the marquee No. 7 overall pick down to the final 7th-round flyer, we cover the traits, the tape, and the logic behind every choice.Subscribe, rate 5 stars, and leave a review if you love raw, analytical football talk! Follow us on social media to vote on our draft polls.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and the Tennessee Titans walked away with an explicit blueprint for the future. In this episode of Go for 2, we bypass the generic draft grades and dive straight into the tape.We go micro on all eight selections—including the blockbuster move to secure two first-rounders in Carnell Tate and Keldric Faulk. For every player, we break down:The Physical Profile: Height, weight, speed, and analytical metrics.Scheme Fit: How they translate to Robert Saleh's defensive front and Brian Daboll's offense.Draft Board Value: Was it a reach, a steal, or perfect value?The Team Timeline: How these rookies impact sophomore QB Cam Ward and the Titans' immediate playoff aspirations.Picks Broken Down In This Episode:Rd 1 (No. 4): Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio StateRd 1 (No. 31): Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn (Trade back into R1!)Rd 2 (No. 60): Anthony Hill Jr., LB, TexasRd 5 (No. 142): Fernando Carmona Jr., G, ArkansasRd 5 (No. 165): Nick Singleton, RB, Penn StateRd 6 (No. 184): Jackie Marshall, DT, BaylorRd 6 (No. 194): Pat Coogan, C, IndianaRd 7 (No. 225): Jaren Kanak, TE, OklahomaDon't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a 5-star review if you're loving the tape breakdowns!

The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and it's time to find out exactly what the Tampa Bay Buccaneers accomplished. In this episode, we go pick-by-pick through the Bucs' entire draft haul, pulling no punches on who fits, who was a reach, and who might be the steal of the weekend.What we break down in this episode:The Raw Profiles: Height, weight, speed, and production metrics for every new arrival in Tampa.Value vs. Reach: Did the front office play the board beautifully, or did they leave better talent on the table?The Macro Plan: Do these picks align with an immediate championship push or a structural transition?Scheme & Synergy: How these prospects fit into the current coaching staff's schematic identity.Draft-Day Deals: Analyzing the logic and value behind the Bucs' trades on the clock.Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Go for 2 for year-round NFL and fantasy football coverage!

The draft cards are in, and it's time to evaluate the blueprint. In this episode, we go pick-by-pick through the Seattle Seahawks' 2026 draft class to separate the immediate contributors from the developmental projects.We aren't just looking at the names—we're breaking down the traits. For every single selection, we dive deep into:The Measurables & Metrics: Height, weight, track speed, and college production.Value vs. Reach: Did the front office play the board correctly, and did the draft-day trades pay off?Scheme & Roster Fit: Who steps into a day-one role, and who is a system-specific project?The Macro Timeline: Do these picks push Seattle closer to a Super Bowl window, or signal a longer-term rebuild?Whether you love the direction of this class or have serious questions about the value left on the board, this is the comprehensive tape breakdown you need.

The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and the Pittsburgh Steelers have a brand new rookie class. In this episode, we deliver an exhaustive, player-by-player breakdown of all 10 selections—from first-round offensive tackle Max Iheanachor to day-three developmental prospects.Instead of surface-level reactions, we evaluate each rookie through a strict scouting lens:The Tape & The Traits: Precise measurements, athletic testing data, and definitive college stats.Scheme & Roster Fit: How these players slot into the system and whether they fill immediate roster vacancies.Value vs. Reach: An honest look at the draft board, evaluating the pick placement and the aggressive trades for players like wide receiver Germie Bernard.The Blueprint Timeline: Dissecting whether individual picks signal an aggressive push for a immediate Super Bowl run or strategic chess moves for the future.Round 1, Pick 21: Max Iheanachor (OT, Arizona State)Round 2, Pick 47: Germie Bernard (WR, Alabama) - The Trade Up BreakdownRound 3: Drew Allar (QB), Daylen Everette (CB), & Gennings Dunker (G)Day 3 Targets: Kaden Wetjen, Riley Nowakowski, & Gabriel RubioRound 7 Value: Robert Spears-Jennings & Eli HeidenreichFinal Verdict: The 2026 Steelers Draft Class Grade

Howie Roseman and the Philadelphia Eagles made eight selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, starting with a rare intra-division trade-up to secure dynamic USC wideout Makai Lemon at Pick 20. In this episode, we deliver a comprehensive, film-room breakdown of the entire rookie class.No generic overviews here—we analyze every single draft pick by looking at:The Vitals: Height, weight, testing numbers, and college production stats.The Value: Did the Eagles orchestrate a masterful value play, or did they reach based on consensus boards?The Roster Fit: Assessing scheme compatibility, immediate depth needs, and trade execution.The Timeline: Do these picks maximize the current championship window, or are they developmental long-term pieces?From Day 1 impact players to Day 3 developmental projects like Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers, Miami's massive tackle Markel Bell, and NDSU quarterback Cole Payton, we leave no stone unturned. Tune in for the definitive strategic breakdown of the Birds' newest weapons!

The NFL landscape just shifted on its axis. In a stunning post-June 1st blockbuster, the Los Angeles Rams have acquired superstar EDGE Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for Jared Verse and a haul of premium draft capital.In this episode, we break down the entire trade from every angle. First, we look at the tactical fit: how Sean McVay will utilize a defensive weapon coming off a historic 23.0-sack, DPOY season. Then, we flip to Cleveland to analyze why the Browns made the move, what they get in two-time Pro Bowler Jared Verse, and how this jumpstarts their mandatory roster reset. Finally, we "dumb down" the incredibly complex salary cap mechanics, explaining how the post-June 1st rules allowed Cleveland to split a massive $41 million dead cap hit while the Rams absorb a clean $40 million-per-year contract.Hit subscribe, leave a review, and let's get into the tape!

The New York Jets shook up the league by exercising an incredible three first-round selections in the 2026 NFL Draft. In this episode, we go completely under the hood to break down all 8 members of the Jets' new rookie class with an scouting-eye lens.No surface-level takes here—we dissect every prospect from top to bottom, including:The Physical Profiles: Exact height, weight, speed metrics, and definitive college production.Scheme & System Fit: How explosive edge rusher David Bailey alters Aaron Glenn's front, how Kenyon Sadiq and traded-up wideout Omar Cooper Jr. alter the vertical passing attack, and where late-round fliers like QB Cade Klubnik fit into the long-term plan.Value vs. Reach: Pinpointing where the front office found steals on the board and where they reached based on consensus value.The Timeline Fit: Analyzing whether these picks align with an aggressive championship push or a deliberate, patient roster build.Whether you love the aggression or question the execution, this is the definitive, pick-by-pick tape study you need to know exactly what the Green and White are building.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and Joe Schoen just handed us one of the most polarizing, top-heavy classes in recent franchise history. In this episode, we are pulling back the curtain on all seven draft picks—from the explosive top-10 selections of Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa all the way down to our Day 3 flyers.We aren't just reading names off a graphic. We're breaking down the raw data: heights, weights, verified speeds, and college production. More importantly, we look at the strategic fit: Who fits the schematic vision? Did we reach or find elite value? And does this haul signal a true rebuild timeline, or are these guys ready to plug and play for a competitive run? Grab your tape, hit subscribe, and let's get into the film room.

Saints 2026 Draft Class: Ultimate Pick-by-Pick Breakdown & Scheme Fit EvaluationDid the New Orleans Saints just draft the foundations of their next great roster, or did they reach for needs? In this episode of Go for 2, we are going completely under the hood of the Saints' 2026 NFL Draft class. No surface-level takes here—we break down every single draft pick from opening night to the final whistle of Day 3.Inside the Episode:The Physical Profiles: Deep dive into the heights, weights, verified speeds, and raw collegiate production of the newest Saints.Value vs. Reach: Which picks were absolute steals according to the board, and where did Mickey Loomis and the front office panic?The Timeline Evaluation: Are these picks geared toward a wide-open Super Bowl run, or do they signal a long-overdue schematic rebuild?Kellen Moore's Scheme Fit: How do offensive weapons like Jordyn Tyson (ASU) and Bryce Lance (NDSU) mesh with the system, and what does the additions of Christen Miller and Oscar Delp mean for the trenches?Trade Analytics: Breaking down the value of the draft-day trades (including the Day 3 swap with the Raiders for defensive end depth).Round 1, Pick 8: WR Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State)Round 2, Pick 42: DT Christen Miller (Georgia)Round 3, Pick 73: TE Oscar Delp (Georgia)Round 4: G Jeremiah Wright (Auburn) & WR Bryce Lance (NDSU)Day 3 Sleeper Picks: Lorenzo Styles Jr., Barion Brown, & TJ HallFinal Verdict & Saints 2026 Draft GradeDon't forget to hit that Subscribe button, drop a 5-star review, and let us know in the comments: Which pick was your absolute favorite?

The New England Patriots added nine new players to the roster in the 2026 NFL Draft, but did they actually maximize their value? In this episode, we go well beyond the surface-level draft grades to provide a comprehensive film, trait, and scheme-fit breakdown for every single pick. We analyze the physical profiles (height, weight, speed, key stats) and evaluate each selection through a strict grading matrix: positional value vs. reach, scheme compatibility, trade logic, and how each player fits the Patriots' current competitive timeline. Round 1 (No. 28): OT Caleb Lomu (Utah) - Protecting the FutureRound 2 (No. 55): EDGE Gabe Jacas (Illinois) - Setting the EdgeRound 3 (No. 95): TE Eli Raridon (Notre Dame) - Playmaking & Injury RiskRound 5 (No. 171): CB Karon Prunty (Wake Forest) - Day 3 Secondary DepthRound 6 (No. 196): OT Dametrious Crownover (Texas A&M) - Developmental SizeRound 6 (No. 212): LB Namdi Obiazor (TCU) - Special Teams & Box HybridRound 7 (No. 234): QB Behren Morton (Texas Tech) - Backing Up the RoomRound 7 (No. 245): RB Jam Miller (Alabama) - Backfield TraitsRound 7 (No. 247): LB Quintayvious Hutchins (Boston College) - Local Staying PowerFinal Verdict: Rebuild Timeline & Overall Class GradeWhether you love the direction of this draft or think the front office left elite talent on the board, this episode breaks down the raw tape and roster reality. Subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and let us know your favorite pick in the comments!

The Miami Dolphins tied a franchise record by drafting 13 players in the 2026 NFL Draft. But did they actually move the needle for a Super Bowl run, or did they draft for the future? In this episode of Go for 2, we provide the ultimate pick-by-pick breakdown of the entire Dolphins draft class.We go way past the surface to analyze every selection—breaking down their height, weight, speed, and college stats, while matching them up against film-room realities.What we cover in this episode:The Day 1 Heavy Hitters: Is Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor (No. 12) a dominant anchor or a risky project? Plus, analyzing the trade-up for San Diego State CB Chris Johnson at No. 27.The Value Picks: Looking at the insane college production of Bronko Nagurski winner Jacob Rodriguez (LB, Texas Tech) at No. 43.Scheme & Timeline Fit: Which guys fit Jeff Hafley's defensive vision or Bobby Slowik's offensive concepts right away, and who is purely a developmental project?Draft Room Strategy: Evaluating every single trade up and down, pointing out the major steals, and calling out the clear reaches.Get the raw, unfiltered truth on the future of the Fins. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Go for 2!

The cards are in, and the Los Angeles Chargers have locked in their 2026 NFL Draft class. In this episode, we are bypassing the generic media grades to give you a definitive, film-room breakdown of every single selection.We go player-by-player through the entire draft class—including 1st-round edge rusher Akheem Mesidor, 2nd-round interior anchor Jake Slaughter, and Day 3 targets like Travis Burke, Brenen Thompson, and safety Genesis Smith. We break down the exact physical profiles, size metrics, speed parameters, and college production for each prospect.What we analyze for every pick:The Tape & Metrics: Height, weight, speed, and dominant college traits.Value vs. Reach: Did Joe Hortiz maximize the draft board or leave better talent behind?Scheme & Roster Fit: How these pieces adjust to the roster identity and coaching staff.The Timeline: Are these picks geared toward an aggressive championship window or a long-term foundation?The War Room Strategy: Assessing the trade-down with the Patriots in Round 2 and the Day 3 maneuvers.Whether you love the defensive edge reinforcement or have questions about the heavy offensive line prioritization on Day 3, this is the deepest schematic look at the Bolts' future you'll find. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

The Kansas City Chiefs completely reshaped the identity of their defense during the 2026 NFL Draft. After maximizing their capital through crucial trades, Brett Veach handed defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo an absolute war chest of secondary and defensive line talent.In this episode of Go for 2, we go pick-by-pick through all nine selections to separate the hype from reality. We break down the exact physical profiles, college stats, and film to give you the ultimate verdict on this rookie class.What we evaluate for every single prospect:The Tape & Numbers: Exact height, weight, speed, and collegiate production.Roster Value: Was it a steal, a fair value, or a massive reach?The Scheme Fit: How do these defensive-heavy picks slide into Spags' aggressive system, and how do the day-three offensive weapons weaponize Andy Reid's playbook?The Championship Timeline: Are these immediate impact pieces for a Super Bowl run, or long-term depth assets?The 2026 Chiefs Draft Class Covered in This Episode:Round 1, No. 9: Mansoor Delane (CB, LSU)Round 1, No. 29: Peter Woods (DT, Clemson)Round 2, No. 40: R Mason Thomas (EDGE, Oklahoma)Round 4, No. 109: Jadon Canady (DB, Ole Miss)Round 5, No. 161: Emmett Johnson (RB, Nebraska)Round 5, No. 176: Cyrus Allen (WR, Texas A&M)7.Round 7, No. 249: Garrett Nussmeier (QB, LSU)

On this episode, we are running a complete diagnostic on the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2026 draft class. We bypass the generic media grades to evaluate the tape, the traits, and the strategy behind all 10 selections—including the Day 2 focus on Texas A&M products Nate Boerkircher and Albert Regis, and Oregon guard Emmanuel Pregnon. For every single selection, we break down:• The Physical & Athletic Profile: Height, weight, speed traits, and collegiate production.• Draft Strategy: Was it a value grab, a strategic need, or a massive reach?• Scheme Fit: How their specific skill sets translate to the Jaguars' systems.• The Timeline: Do these picks maximize a championship window, or signal a patient rebuild?Whether you love the physical "Jaguars DNA" of the trenches or question the positional premium values on Day 2, we leave no stone unturned. Hit subscribe, leave a review, and drop your thoughts on the draft class in the comments!

The Indianapolis Colts left the 2026 NFL Draft with an eight-player class heavily focused on the defensive side of the ball. Operating without a first-round pick following the blockbuster acquisition of CB Sauce Gardner, GM Chris Ballard had to make his mid-to-late round capital count.In this episode of Go for 2, we break down every single selection from the 2026 class. We go beyond the surface to analyze the raw athletic profiles (height, weight, speed, and key metrics) and college production for every prospect.We dissect each pick through five critical lenses:Value vs. Reach: Did the board fall perfectly, or did Indy panic-buy traits?Scheme Fit: How do these pieces translate to Gus Bradley's defense and Shane Steichen's offense?Roster Needs: Did they properly address the gaps left by free agency?Draft Capital: Evaluating the minor trade adjustments made throughout the weekend.The Timeline: Do these picks build a competitive foundation for a championship window right now, or is this a depth-chart rebuild?

Did Nick Caserio just punch the Houston Texans' ticket to the Super Bowl, or did he leave value on the table? We pull back the curtain on all 8 selections from the Texans' 2026 draft class.What We Cover in This Episode:The Aggressive Strategy: Breaking down Nick Caserio's multiple trade-ups, including the Day 1 move to land interior protector Keylan Rutledge (G, Georgia Tech) and the Day 2 jump for Kayden McDonald (DT, Ohio State).Under-the-Radar Value: Evaluating Day 3 additions like athletic tight end Marlin Klein (Michigan), offensive lineman Febechi Nwaiwu (Oklahoma), and the defensive versatility of safety Kamari Ramsey (USC).Late-Round Sleepers: Is 7th-round All-American linebacker Aiden Fisher (Indiana) the hidden gem of this entire class?The Blueprint Fit: Assessing whether this draft class maximizes the Texans' current Super Bowl window under C.J. Stroud and DeMeco Ryans.Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Go for 2 for year-round, raw NFL roster and draft analysis!

With no first-round selection on the board following the blockbuster trade for Micah Parsons, the Green Bay Packers had to make every single Day 2 and Day 3 pick count. In this episode, we host an exhaustive, tape-by-tape breakdown of the entire Packers 2026 draft class.We look past the standard draft grades to deliver the raw analytics and scouting profiles for every prospect selected. For each pick, we unpack:The Physical Identity: Complete height, weight, speed/pro-day metrics, and college production stats.Value vs. Reach: Did Brian Gutekunst find a hidden gem, or did he leave better talent on the board?The Timeline & Scheme Fit: How do these additions fit into Matt LaFleur's system, and do they contribute to an immediate Super Bowl window or long-term depth?The War Room Maneuvers: Breaking down the trades up for interior defensive depth and special teams optimization.Draft Order Covered in This Episode:Round 2, Pick 52: Brandon Cisse, CB (South Carolina)Round 3, Pick 77: Chris McClellan, DT (Missouri) [Trade Up]Round 4, Pick 120: Dani Dennis-Sutton, EDGE (Penn State)Round 5, Pick 153: Jager Burton, C/G (Kentucky)Round 6, Pick 201: Domani Jackson, CB (Alabama)Round 6, Pick 216: Trey Smack, K (Florida) [Trade Up]

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and we are delivering the ultimate film-room breakdown of the Detroit Lions' entire draft class. No lazy analysis—we hit the tape, the traits, and the trends for every single player selected by Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell.We pull back the curtain on all 7 picks, evaluating the raw metrics (height, weight, speed, stats) alongside the critical strategic questions:The Trenches: Is 1st-round tackle Blake Miller the perfect long-term bookend?The Edge: Did getting Michigan's Derrick Moore at No. 44 maximize our pass-rush value?Day 3 Steals: Why Arizona State DB Keith Abney II and Kentucky's Kendrick Law have the traits to stick.The Strategy: Did the front office hit immediate needs for a Super Bowl run, or reach for depth? Plus, an in-depth look at scheme fits, trade-ups, and structural value.

The Denver Broncos entered the 2026 NFL Draft with clear marching orders: protect the championship window, build crucial depth around Bo Nix, and find immediate role players without the luxury of a first or second-round pick. In this episode of Go for 2, we look past the surface-level draft grades to analyze the true schematic and athletic identity of this rookie class.What we break down inside this episode:The Complete Board: Full tape-to-stat analysis on every single selection, from DT Tyler Onyedim at pick No. 66 all the way through Day 3 standouts like RB Jonah Coleman, OT Kage Casey, TE Justin Joly, and late-round defensive depth including Red Murdock.The Tale of the Tape: We look at the concrete physical profiles—height, weight, speed, and college production—to see which rookies possess NFL-ready traits.Value vs. Reach: Did the front office reach out of desperation to replace departed free agents like John Franklin-Myers, or did they let the board fall perfectly to maximize value?The Championship Timeline: Analyzing why a draft class completely devoid of early-round capital is structured specifically to support a roster ready for a deep Super Bowl push right now.

The 2026 Dallas Cowboys NFL Draft Class is officially in the books, and the front office completely reset the identity of this team.In this episode, we are going deep into the film room to break down all 7 selections from the Cowboys' defensive-heavy 2026 haul. We leave no stone unturned, analyzing every prospect's physical profile (height, weight, speed, metrics) and collegiate production.What we analyze for every selection:The Measurable: True size, dynamic speed, and the raw stats.Scheme Fit & Role: How they project into defensive coordinator Christian Parker's new system.Draft Value: Identifying the true steals versus the luxury reaches.The Timeline: Do these picks push for an immediate Super Bowl run or signal a transitional rebuild?The Board Room Maneuvers: Breaking down the aggressive Round 1 trade-up for Caleb Downs and the trade-down with Philly that secured Malachi Lawrence.The 2026 Draft Class Order:Round 1 (No. 11): Caleb Downs, S, Ohio StateRound 1 (No. 23): Malachi Lawrence, EDGE, UCFRound 3 (No. 92): Jaishawn Barham, LB, MichiganRound 4 (No. 112): Drew Shelton, OT, Penn StateRound 4 (No. 114): Devin Moore, CB, FloridaRound 4 (No. 137): LT Overton, DL, AlabamaRound 7 (No. 218): Anthony Smith, WR, East CarolinaMake sure to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and let us know in the comments which pick you love the most!

The 2026 NFL Draft is over, and the Cleveland Browns came away with a loaded 10-player class aimed at reshaping their offensive identity and securing the trenches. In this episode, we go pick-by-pick through the entire draft class to separate the immediate game-changers from the developmental projects.We dive straight into the physical profiles—breaking down heights, weights, athletic testing, and college production. But we don't stop at the numbers. We analyze the strategic execution of the front office: evaluating the decision to trade down in the first round, diagnosing how these prospects fit into Todd Monken's schematic vision, and determining whether individual picks represent elite draft value or risky reaches. Are these selections designed to maximize an immediate championship window, or are they long-term investments? Turn up the volume for the ultimate, tape-backed evaluation of your 2026 Cleveland Browns draft class.

The Cincinnati Bengals added seven new pieces to the puzzle in the 2026 NFL Draft. In this episode, we go full film-room mode to analyze every single selection. From explosive edge rushers to massive boundary corners and crucial offensive line depth, we break down the measurables, the college tape, and the strategic vision behind Cincinnati's draft board.What We Cover in This Episode:The Tape & The Numbers: Comprehensive breakdowns of every prospect, including height, weight, speed, and key college stats.Value vs. Reach: Which picks were absolute steals according to the consensus board, and where did the front office reach?The Super Bowl Timeline: Analyzing whether these rookies can contribute immediately to a championship run or if they are developmental pieces for the future.Scheme & Roster Fit: How these players slot into Lou Anarumo's defensive look and Zac Taylor's offensive system.Trade Logistics: Sizing up the value of the board movements and executive decisions made throughout the weekend.The 2026 Bengals Draft Class Covered:Round 2 (Pick 41): Cashius Howell, EDGE (Texas A&M)Round 3 (Pick 72): Tacario Davis, CB (Washington)Round 4 (Pick 128): Connor Lew, C (Auburn)Round 4 (Pick 140): Colbie Young, WR (Georgia)Round 6 (Pick 189): Brian Parker II, OG (Duke)Round 7 (Pick 221): Jack Endries, TE (Texas)Round 7 (Pick 226): Landon Robinson, DT (Navy)

Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears added seven new pieces to the puzzle in the 2026 NFL Draft. Are these the final ingredients for a championship core, or did the front office overthink their board?In this episode, we go pick-by-pick through the entire class to separate the draft-day hype from the actual tape. For every single rookie, we break down:The Profile: Height, weight, specialized athletic testing metrics, and college production.The Value Check: Did the Bears find a steal, or was it a costly reach? We also review the draft-capital impact of Ryan Poles' trades.Scheme & Timeline Fit: How these prospects plug into Press Taylor's offense and Dennis Allen's defensive vision—and if they match Chicago's current competitive window.Rd 1, No. 25: Dillon Thieneman (S, Oregon)Rd 2, No. 57: Logan Jones (C, Iowa)Rd 3, No. 69: Sam Roush (TE, Stanford)Rd 3, No. 89: Zavion Thomas (WR, LSU)Rd 4, No. 124: Malik Muhammad (CB, Texas)Rd 5, No. 166: Keyshaun Elliott (LB, Arizona State)Rd 6, No. 213: Jordan van den Berg (DL, Georgia Tech)What's your take? Which pick do you love the most, and which one has you questioning the front office? Drop your thoughts in the comments or call into the fan line!

The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and the Carolina Panthers came away with a highly talked-about 7-man class. In this episode, we go deep into the tape and the spreadsheets to break down every single selection from Round 1 to Round 7. No surface-level analysis here. For every single player, we look at:• Physical Profiles & Metrics: Height, weight, speed, and advanced college stats.• Scheme Fit & Role: How do they translate into Dave Canales' offensive system and Ejiro Evero's defensive schemes?• Draft Strategy: Did Dan Morgan execute a value masterclass, or did he reach on traits? We break down the flurry of mid-round trades.• The Timeline: Does this class signal a team pushing for immediate relevance, or a methodical rebuild?

The Baltimore Ravens walked out of the 2026 NFL Draft with an 11-man class focused heavily on physical identity, trench warfare, and offensive versatility. In this episode, we break down every single selection from Round 1 to Round 7.We don't just read off names—we look at the tape, the traits, and the strategy:The Blueprint: Full biographical and production profiles (height, weight, speed, and college stats).Value vs. Reach: Did Eric DeCosta maximize draft capital, or did he leave better talent on the board?The Scheme & Timeline Fit: How do these pieces fit into the current system, and do they push the Ravens closer to a Lombardi trophy right now?The Trade Market: Analyzing the draft-day trades and asset management.

Did Brandon Beane nail the 2026 NFL Draft, or did the Buffalo Bills over-strategize by trading out of the first round?In this episode of Go for 2, we break down every single pick of the Bills' 10-man draft class with zero fluff. We look past just the names on the jersey and dive straight into the film, testing each prospect against the metrics that matter: height, weight, speed, and college production.What we analyze for every pick:The Tape & Metrics: Measurables, traits, and true statistical impact.Value vs. Reach: Did Buffalo maximize the draft board or leave elite talent on the table?Scheme Fit: How do these pieces unlock Joe Brady's offense and reshape the defensive unit?The Super Bowl Timeline: Are these immediate impact contributors for a title run, or developmental projects?From the aggressive trade-backs to the selection of Clemson edge rusher T.J. Parker at pick 35, Ohio State corner Davison Igbinosun, and the late-round value of UConn wideout Skyler Bell, we grade them all.

The 2026 NFL Draft has wrapped, and the Atlanta Falcons made some of the most fascinating gamble-and-fit choices of the weekend. In this episode of Go for 2, we are pulling back the curtain on Ian Cunningham's first draft class to give you a definitive, pick-by-pick evaluation.We dive straight into the tape and the data for all six selections—including the emotional hometown pairing of Avieon Terrell opposite his brother A.J., the lightning-fast dynamic potential of Zachariah Branch, and the absolute high-upside wildcard that is Harold Perkins Jr.For every single rookie, we break down:The Physical Profile: Exact height, weight, speed, and critical college stats.The Value Assessment: Was it a steal, a necessary positional need, or an unforced reach?The Roster Strategy: How do these selections fit into Atlanta's competitive timeline and current defensive/offensive schemes?The Trade Dynamics: Looking at how the front office maneuvered from 5 picks to 6.Whether you love the defensive aggression or hate the lack of early offensive tackle depth, this episode gives you the raw, unvarnished truth on how these rookies impact Atlanta's win column today.

The draft boards are clear, the rookie minicamps are underway, and it's time to figure out exactly what the Arizona Cardinals accomplished in the 2026 NFL Draft.In this episode, we bypass the surface-level talking points and deliver a comprehensive, film-room style evaluation of every single selection. No shortcuts—we're breaking down each prospect from top to bottom.What we're tracking for every single pick:The Measurables & Output: Exact height, weight, speed profiles, and the definitive college stats you need to know.Scheme Fit: Do these traits translate to the current coaching staff's playbook, or is it a square peg in a round hole?Draft Board Value: Identifying the true steals of the weekend versus the picks that felt like a major reach.The Franchise Timeline: Assessing whether these picks signal an all-in push for a Super Bowl window or a patient, foundational rebuild.Roster Architecture: How front-office execution, trade-ups, or staying patient changed the landscape of the roster.Whether you're celebrating day-one impact players like Jeremiyah Love, analyzing trench additions like Chase Bisontis, or projecting late-round developmental flyers, this episode has you covered.

Episode DescriptionIn this episode of Go for 2, we dive deep into the results of the 2026 NFL Draft to identify the true winners of the weekend. We analyze the strategy behind the picks, focusing on roster replenishment, developmental upside, and immediate impact starters.What we cover:#5 - Indianapolis Colts: Chris Ballard does it again. Despite no first-round pick, the Colts stole CJ Allen at 53 and found "absurd value" throughout Day 3. #4 - Carolina Panthers: Trench warfare. We look at how Monroe Freeling and Lee Hunter immediately turn the Panthers' biggest weaknesses into strengths.#3 - Minnesota Vikings: A heavy focus on the defense. Brian Flores gets a new high-ceiling toy in Caleb Banks and a potential gem in Jakobe Thomas.#2 - Kansas City Chiefs: Turning a thin roster into a deep one. We break down the trade that sent Trent McDuffie to the Rams and how KC turned that capital into nine total picks, including Peter Woods and Mansoor Delane.#1 - Cleveland Browns: The gold standard of 2026. How Andrew Berry overhauled the offense in two picks with Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion, plus the Day 2 'steal' of Denzel Boston.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and while there were some home runs, a few teams left me scratching my head. In this episode of Go for 2, I'm breaking down my bottom five picks from Round 1 (plus a notable Honorable Mention). We're looking at value, scheme fit, and who these teams passed on to reach for their guys. It's not about disliking the players—it's about the process. From the Texans' aggressive trade-up to a polarizing QB choice in LA, let's dive into the picks that didn't quite add up.

The first round is in the books, and it's time to separate the reaches from the absolute home runs. In this episode, we are breaking down my Top 5 Picks of the First Round (plus a critical honorable mention) to determine which front offices put on a drafting clinic.We aren't just looking at draft position. To find the true winners of Day 1, we are measuring every pick against five strict value metrics:Pure Value & Steals: Did a top-tier talent slide right into their lap?Draft Aggression: Did they have to give up capital to move up and get their guy?Scheme & Roster Fit: How smoothly does their tape translate to their new coordinator's system?Need Fulfillment: Did the pick directly solve the roster's biggest structural weakness?The Ceiling: What is the absolute highest developmental peak for this player?From franchise-altering safety play in the Big Easy and Big Apple to dominant trenches in the AFC, we rank the best of the best.

The dust has settled on the 2026 NFL Draft, and while every team claims they got better, the tape and the board value tell a completely different story. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down the five least favorite draft classes of the weekend.We dive deep into why the Jacksonville Jaguars' massive first-round gamble could backfire, how the Chicago Bears completely ignored premium trench positions, and why the Raiders, 49ers, and Rams fell victim to panicked board management and massive reaches. We evaluate the ignored positions of need, identify the players destined to be buried on the depth chart, and point out the one "best pick" that might save these classes from total disaster.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a 5-star review!

Join us as we break down the most critical selections of the night picks 29 through 32. We analyze the strategy behind the teams that finished on top, grading the picks from the Chiefs, Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Did they secure the missing piece for a title run, or did they reach for potential? Get the deep dive on the prospects closing out the first round.

Welcome to Go for 2, the podcast where we move past the hype of the top-ten selections to analyze the crucial final stretch of the first round. In this episode, we take a focused look at picks 25–28 of the 2026 NFL Draft.Join me as I break down the selections of the Chicago Bears (25), Houston Texans (26), Miami Dolphins (27), and New England Patriots (28). We'll examine the logic behind these specific picks, the immediate impact these players—Dillon Thieneman, Keylan Rutledge, Chris Johnson, and Caleb Lomu could have on their respective rosters, and whether these teams made the right moves to bolster their championship hopes.

Every draft has a "sweet spot" where championships are built. Join us as we break down the players, the strategy, and the reactions to picks 17 through 20 of the NFL Draft. We go beyond the headlines to analyze the fits, the reaches, and the potential stars coming off the board in the middle of the first round.

Every draft is won or lost in the margins. Join us as we break down the critical picks 21 through 24. We dive deep into the board, analyzing team strategy, player fit, and why these selections could define the future of these franchises. Whether it's a steal, a reach, or a head-scratcher, we provide the expert breakdown you need to understand the late-round landscape.

Join us as we break down the critical action from the 2026 NFL Draft, specifically looking at picks 13 through 16. We analyze the Los Angeles Rams' selection of QB Ty Simpson, the Baltimore Ravens' move for OG Vega Ioane, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' pick of edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr., and the New York Jets' addition of TE Kenyon Sadiq. Were these the right moves for these franchises, or were there better options on the board? Tune in for our full reactions and draft-day analysis.

The first round of the 2026 NFL Draft is always a rollercoaster, but the real story often starts when the dust settles on the Top 10. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down the critical selections from picks 9 through 12.We're diving deep into:The Strategy: Were these picks based on team needs, best player available, or aggressive trades?The Prospect Profiles: A closer look at the film, the potential, and the immediate impact these rookies will have on their new squads.The Draft Grades: Do these picks deserve an A for efficiency, or did these front offices reach for a solution?Whether your team stayed put or moved up the board, we're unpacking the decisions that will define the next chapter for these franchises.

Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast, the podcast that zooms in on the most pivotal segment of the draft. While everyone is focused on the first overall pick, the real foundation of a winning team is often built in the 5–8 range. Join me as I break down the selections, analyze the team needs, and offer my unfiltered reactions to the prospects who landed in these high-stakes spots. We're diving deep into the strategy behind the picks that define the future.

The 2026 NFL Draft kicked off with massive moves at the top. Join me as I break down the selections of Fernando Mendoza (Raiders), David Bailey (Jets), Jeremiyah Love (Cardinals), and Carnell Tate (Titans). I'll be evaluating team needs, fit, and whether these franchises made the right calls or reached for the future.Why did 3 of these teams pass up on Arvell Reese?

The board is broken, the GMs are restless, and the phone lines are lighting up. In this edition of our 2026 Mock Draft, we aren't just predicting picks—we're projecting the aggressive moves, draft-day swaps, and desperate maneuvers that will reshape the league. From top-five trade-ups to late-round salary dumps, see how these hypothetical deals completely shift the landscape for every team involved.

Season 7 continues with our definitive 2026 NFL Mock Draft. In this mock draft, we go pick by pick and analyze the many different options each team could take. I give insight on who I think each team will take along with some ideas on what I would do. We also breakdown the different trade down and trade up scenarios that could happen. This could be the most unpredictable draft yet.

The 2026 NFL Draft landscape has shifted. In a surprise move, the Cincinnati Bengals traded their 10th overall pick to the New York Giants in exchange for All-Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence.In this episode, we unpack everything you need to know about this trade:The Bengals' Urgency: Why Cincinnati abandoned their cautious draft philosophy to secure a defensive anchor for Joe Burrow's prime.The Giants' Reset: How New York is leveraging this deal to hold two top-10 picks and reshape their future under the John Harbaugh era.Draft Ripple Effects: How this trade changes the board for the teams picking in the top 10, and who the Giants might target with picks No. 5 and No. 10.The Grade: Who truly won this trade? We break down the long-term impact on both franchises and what this means for their 2026 title aspirations.Whether you're a Bengals fan celebrating a new defensive star or a Giants fan curious about the team's new direction, we've got your draft-eve analysis covered.

In this episode of Go for 2, we're rounding the corner of the 2026 NFL Draft. We are breaking down the final four picks of the first round—Kansas City, Miami, New England, and Seattle—with a strict "No Trades" policy.We aren't just looking at names; we're dissecting the "why" behind every selection. We dive into:Team Needs & Roster Construction: Which holes are too big to ignore after the first wave of free agency?The Big Board: Navigating the "Best Player Available" (BPA) vs. reach scenarios as the talent pool thins out.Scheme & Culture Fit: Which prospects actually mesh with the new coaching staffs and locker room identities?Financial Impact: How pending free agents and salary cap health are dictating these late-round investments.New Leadership: How fresh coaching perspectives in the building are shifting draft-day priorities.

We are moving into the deep end of the first round. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down a no-trade mock draft for picks 25 through 28. These are the teams that fell just short in the Divisional Round—the Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers, and Houston Texans—and are now looking for that one "missing piece" to get them over the hump.We go beyond just the names on the card. This is a deep dive into the "why" behind the pick, focusing on:Roster Construction & Team Needs: Which holes are the most glaring after the first waves of free agency?Scheme & Culture Fit: Identifying the prospects who actually fit the identity of these specific coaching staffs.Best Player Available (BPA) vs. Value: Who is sliding, and when does the value on the board become too good for these contenders to pass up?Pending Free Agents: How looming 2027 departures are dictating the 2026 draft strategy.Coaching Impact: How new staff additions are shifting the philosophical approach to these rosters.

We're diving deep into the "Contender's Corridor." In this episode, I break down picks 21 through 24 with a strict "No Trades" policy. We analyze how the Steelers, Chargers, Eagles, and Browns are approaching the first round.What's inside:Team Needs & Roster Construction: Which holes are desperate, and which are smoke screens?Scheme vs. Culture: Finding the players that fit the new coaching staffs and the "DNA" of these franchises.Value on the Board: Who is the "Best Player Available" when these four hit the clock?Pending Free Agency Factor: How upcoming contract situations are dictating tonight's picks.The Big Board: Updated rankings and where the value sits in the late 20s.