31. Byron Jones, CB, Dallas Cowboys
David Johnson‘s down season opened the door for Dallas cornerback Byron Jones to unseat him here. After moving from safety to corner, Jones excelled in 2018 under Kris Richard‘s coaching. He recently had hip surgery, which could slow him down as he looks to expand on his big campaign.
32. Eric Weddle, S, Los Angeles Rams
In an unexpected move, the Baltimore Ravens released Eric Weddle and he landed with the Los Angeles Rams in free agency. It should be a perfect fit for No. 32 as he can finish his career in California, which is where he started things with the Chargers.
Weddle, who turned 34 this past January, still has enough in the tank to make an impact. He never missed a game in his three seasons with the Ravens and has only missed seven in his 12-year career. He had 10 picks and 220 tackles during his stint in Baltimore as well.
33. Jamal Adams, S, New York Jets
The No. 6 overall pick in 2017, Jamal Adams has given the New York Jets a new identity in their secondary. In just two seasons, Adams has 197 tackles, four forced fumbles, 18 pass defenses and a pick.