Players to watch for on Day 2 of the NFL Draft

A hard-nosed cornerback from Colorado, He had an amazing 265 tackles and nine sacks in his four seasons for the Buffaloes.

Cook was incredibly productive in college, but there are injury concerns. Still, he could be a huge steal after rushing for more than 4,400 yards in three years.

Dobbs threw nearly 1,000 passes in four seasons at Tennessee, finishing last season with nearly 3,000 yards and 27 touchdowns. He's heated up late in the draft process, and should go in Day 2.

Jones was once considered a surefire first-round pick until he tore his Achilles on his Pro Day. He could still be ready in September.

A highly productive player at East Carolina, Jones impressed during the Senior Bowl. He brings back upside for the second round.

A speedy and versatile back, Kamara averaged 6.2 yards per carry in two seasons for the Vols. He has a chance to step in as an impact player right away.

King has been a three-year starter at Washington and had six interceptions over the last three seasons.

Kizer thinks highly of himself, judging by his public comments, though it's clear that he's not ready to play in the NFL. The Fighting Irish struggled last season under his lead, but he does have terrific physical tools.

The best guard on the board, Lamp fell without a great need from any teams in Round 1. He's likely to be drafted very early in the second round.

McDowell was considered to be one of the most talented defensive tackles on the board, though he had a better sophomore than junior season. He had 7.5 sacks in three seasons for the Spartans.

Melifonwu blew away the combine, but he's the victim of a very deep draft class at safety. He will be a terrific value in the second round for someone.

Mixon is clearly a first-round talent, but an off-field incident from his freshman year could send him plummeting in the draft. He will be one of the most talked about players selected when he is taken.

Perine ran alongside Mixon at Oklahoma. A highly productive power back, Perine had more than 4,100 yards rushing over three seasons.

Considered one of the most NFL-ready quarterbacks in the draft, Peterman started the last two seasons at Pitt.

Robinson had a free fall on Day 1 despite being considered the top tackle prospect at the position by many prognosticators. He's surely an early second day pick.

Smith-Schuster's stock fell this year after catching 89 balls for 1,454 yards in his sophomore season. He's still possibly the best wideout on the board, and has shown great playmaking ability.

Samuel has the versatility to play running back, wide returner, and return kicks. He was a flashy player at Ohio State, and could make a Tyreek Hill-like impact.

A highly productive quarterback last season at Cal, Webb has launched up draft boards recently. He's a very likely second round pick.

Willis improved every season at K State. He finished his career with 25.5 sacks, including 11.5 sacks his senior season.

Wilson has jumped Florida teammate Teez Tabor during the draft process. He had 33 tackles and three interceptions in his junior season, and is arguably the top cornerback left on the board.