Updated 2-round mock draft after Week 3

We are headed into Week Four of the NFL season, so it is time for a huge update to our 2024 NFL mock draft. We went with two rounds this time around and thanks to every team having three games in the books, the draft order is completely different than anything we had been using to this point. This means lots of new names in the places this time around.

A few spoilers about this latest update. Five quarterbacks go off the board in the first round and sorry but no running backs this time around.

1 – Chicago Bears – WR Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State

2 – Denver Broncos – QB Caleb Williams, USC

The rebuild in Denver starts at quarterback with Caleb Williams.

3 – Minnesota Vikings – QB Michael Penix Jr., Washington

The Vikings get their future franchise quarterback in Michael Penix Jr.

4 – Chicago Bears – CB Kool-Aid McKinstry, Alabama

Chicago goes back on the clock and lands the top cornerback in the draft.

5 – Los Angeles Chargrers – TE Brock Bowers, Georgia

Bowers is a generational type of talent at tight end and a perfect fit for the Chargers.

6 – Las Vegas Raiders – QB Drake Maye, North Carolina

Drake Maye is too good for the Raiders to pass up at No. 6.

7 – Arizona Cardinals – DL Jer’Zhan Newton, Illinois

With a run on quarterbacks, the Cardinals opt for the top interior defensive lineman in the draft instead.

Nabers has quickly worked his way to the top of the first round with his all-around game.

9 – Cincinnati Bengals – OT Olumuyiwa Fashanu, Penn State

Kalen King is a lockdown cornerback with elite speed to bolter the Jaguars secondary.

Not a sexy pick but Alt is an elite run blocker and pass protector for the Patriots.

13 – Arizona Cardinals – WR Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State

Egbuka hasn’t had a fast starter but his traits are still elite.

14 – New York Giants – EDGE Jared Verse, Florida State

Another case of teams selecting need first and letting an elite prospect fall too far.

15 – Los Angeles Rams – DT Leonard Taylor III, Miami

Leonard Taylor is a massive interior defender with an amazing first step and impressive power.

Cooper DeJean is a perfect hybrid cornerback/safety for the Saints with his elite speed.

The Bucs roll the dice on the biggest wildcard in the draft.

The Cowboys love explosive defenders who can move around the formation and Latu fits the bill.

20 – Houston Texans – WR Keon Coleman, Florida State

The Texans are building a great young offense and Coleman is a serious weapon for CJ Stroud.

21 – Buffalo Bills – OT Graham Barton, Duke

Barton is the hard-nosed blocker the Bills need to help out Josh Allen and the Bills run game.

With Chase Young’s future up in the air, the Commanders add Chop Robinson to rush the passer.

Smith is an athletic big man who can really get after the quarterback.

24 – Baltimore Ravens – DB Kamren Kinchens, Miami

The Ravens love to draft defense and draft great athletes so Kinchens makes perfect sense.

25 – Detroit Lions – CB Josh Newton, TCU

Long, fluid mover with excellent ball skills.

The Chiefs cannot ignore the need for a wide receiver and Mitchell brings the deep speed they miss.

27 – Atlanta Falcons – EDGE Dallas Turner, Alabama

Another excellent edge defender who slips a little and could be a bargain.

Powerful run blocker with a ton of experience against top defenders.

Defensive leader and natural NFL safety who can cover and press against the run.

The Eagles roster allows them to draft the top-rated player on the board in Barrett Carter.

31 – Miami Dolphins – T Amarius Mims, Georgia

Best pure right tackle prospect in the draft and powerful run blocker for those Miami running backs.

Press-man specialist who tracks the football well and isn’t shy about contact.

33 – Chicago Bears – EDGE Bralen Trice, Washington

34 – New Orleans Saints – DL Ruke Orhorhoro, Clemson

35 – Minnesota Vikings – CB Nate Wiggins, Clemson

38 – Las Vegas Raiders – LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Clemson

39 – Houston Texans – TE Ja’Tavion Sanders, Texas

40 – Tennessee Titans – OL Jordan Morgan, Arizona

41 – Cincinnati Bengals – DE JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State

42 – Jacksonville Jaguars – G Javion Cohen, Miami

43 – Green Bay Packers – RB Blake Corum, Michigan

44 – New England Patriots – WR Xavier Worthy, Texas

45 – Arizona Cardinals, – QB Riley Leonard, Duke

46 – New York Giants – WR Johnny Wilson, Florida State

47 – Los Angeles Rams – DB Calen Bullock, USC

48 – Philadelphia Eagles – WR Ladd McConkey, Georgia

49 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – OT Patrick Paul, Houston

50 – Dallas Cowboys – RB Braelon Allen, Wisconsin

51 – Green Bay Packers – S Rod Moore, Michigan

52 – Cleveland Browns – DL Dontay Corleone, Cincinnati

53 – Buffalo Bills – WR Malachi Corley, Western Kentucky

54 – Washington Commanders – T Tyler Guyton, Oklahoma

55 – Seattle Seahawks – G Zak Zinter, Michigan

56 – Baltimore Ravens – DL McKinnley Jackson, Texas A&M

57 – Detroit Lions – DL Mekhi Wingo, LSU

58 – Kansas City Chiefs – DT Michael Hall Jr., Ohio State

59 – Atlanta Falcons – QB J.J. McCarthy, Michigan

60 – Indianapolis Colts – WR Antwane Wells Jr., South Carolina

61 – Pittsburgh Steelers – C Sedrick Van Pran, Georgia

62 – Philadelphia Eagles – S Javon Bullard, Georgia

63 – MIami Dolphins – TE Cade Stover, Ohio State

64 – San Francisco 49ers – OT Troy Fautanu, Washington

Story originally appeared on Draft Wire