2026 NFL Draft: Complete list of player selections from Rounds 2 and 3

Dillon Thieneman Film Breakdown & Bears Day 2 Targets | The Offseason

On Episode 9 of The Offseason, Anthony Herron joined Cassie Carlson to react to the Bears selecting Dillon Thieneman with the 25th overall pick. Big Ant also breaks down Dillon Thieneman's film and projects what Thieneman will add to the Bears defense. Plus, there is a lot of talent still on the board heading into Day 2 of the draft. Big Ant gives us potential Bears targets to keep an eye on when the Bears are on the clock.

The 2026 NFL Draft is back, and the Chicago Bears have a chance to make a major splash.

Follow along for live updates and player selections from Day 2 of the NFL Draft, where the Bears have three picks in the next two rounds.

2026 NFL Draft: Day 2 Live Updates and Selections

10:04 - Northwestern has a draft pick

Offensive tackle Caleb Tiernan was a standout player at Northwestern. He now heads to the NFL North.

The Vikings selected him with the 97th overall pick.

9:35 - With the 89th pick of the Draft

The Chicago Bears have selected LSU WR Zavion Thomas with the No. 89 overall pick in the draft.

9:32 - Bears are back on the clock

The Bears' last selection of the night is at No. 89.

That pick is here.

9:25 - Bears best fits

EDGE Dani Dennis-Sutton
DT Darrell Jackson Jr.
EDGE Jaishawn Barham

9:05 - Bears' last pick is inching closer

The Bears' final pick is No. 89 overall.

That pick is slowly approaching. EDGE rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton is still available.

8:45 - What to know about Sam Roush

The Bears have a guy who can do the dirty work.

Get to know Sam Roush:

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There was a wonder of how Ben Johnson would affect the 2026 NFL Draft for the Chicago Bears. With pick No. 69, that answer is clear. The Bears took tight end Sam Roush in the third round.

8:30 - Pick is IN!

The Bears have selected Stanford TE Sam Roush with the No. 69 overall pick.

8:28 - It's time

The Bears are back on the clock at No. 69 overall.

8:17 - Second round ends

Bud Clark is the final pick of the second round.

The Bears have picks No. 69 and 89 in the third round.

7:55 - Bears trade No. 60

The Bears have traded out of the 60th overall pick. They sent the pick to the Titans.

Trade Details:

Bears send No. 60

Titans send No. 69, No. 144

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The Chicago Bears added to their offensive line with the No. 57 overall selection in the 2026 NFL Draft. And they took one of the best centers in America in doing so.

7:45 - The Chicago Bears select

Iowa center Logan Jones.

The Bears get the heir for Drew Dalman behind Garrett Bradbury.

7:37 - Chicago Bears are ON THE CLOCK

At No. 57 overall, the Chicago Bears are on the clock in the second round.

7:35 - Illinois rusher heads to AFC East

Gabe Jacas was one of the best pass rushers in the Big Ten.

He now heads to the AFC East, where the New England Patriots have just drafted him with the No. 55 overall pick.

7:25 - Bears pick approaches

The first of two Bears' second round picks is coming up quickly.

If they want a pass rusher, two remain on the board: Gabe Jacas and Dani Dennis-Sutton.

7:10 - Terrell brothers reunite

The Falcons have selected Avieon Terrell, a defensive back from Clemson.

The Falcons also have AJ Terrell on their roster, Avieon's brother. The siblings are reunited in Atlanta as a cornerback duo.

6:55 - Detroit trades up as defensive linemen continue to fly

So far, six defensive linemen have come off the board in Round 2: four EDGE rushers and two DTs.

Three EDGE rushers are still on the board that could fit well with the Bears:

Illinois' Gabe Jacas
Mizzou's Zion Young
Penn State's Dani Dennis-Sutton

The Lions just took Michigan's Derrick Moore.

6:45 - The run on defensive linemen continues

The Chiefs, Bengals and Saints have all taken defensive linemen in the second round.

The Chiefs took R. Mason Thomas, the Bengals took Cashius Howell and the Saints took Christen Miller.

The Bears might need to jump up the board if they want a pass rusher in round two.

6:30 - Defensive linemen are coming off the board

EDGE rusher TJ Parker and defensive tackle Kayden McDonald were mocked to be selected by the Bears in plenty of simulations.

They've both gone off the board early in the second round.

6:10 - San Francisco opens the second round

The 49ers have selected Ole Miss receiver De'Zhaun Stribling to open the second round.

The Bears were connected to him during their draft process, but he goes at No. 33 overall.

6:00 - Welcome back to the Draft

The NFL Draft is officially open again for Day Two.

The Bears have picks No. 57, 60 and 89.

3:50 - Thieneman is a Bear

The salutations and introductions are done. Thieneman is the newest Bears' safety.

His introductory press conference shared why he's a great fit at Halas Hall.

New Bears safety Dillon Thieneman eager to get started in Chicago

New Bears' safety Dillon Thieneman speaks to the media shortly after arriving to Chicago at Bears' Halas Hall.

2:40 PM - Welcome to Chicago, Dillon Thieneman

The Bears' first-round pick is in the building.

After attending the draft in Pittsburgh on Thuesday, Thieneman flew to Chicago and will be introduced as a Bear.

2026 NFL Draft: Day 2 Player selections

Round 2

33. San Francisco: De'Zhaun Stribling, WR - Ole Miss
34. Arizona: Chase Bisontis, OG - Texas A&M
35. Buffalo: TJ Parker, EDGE - Clemson
36. Houston (From Las Vegas): Kayden McDonald, DT - Ohio State
37. N.Y. Giants: Colton Hood, CB - Tennessee
38. Las Vegas (From Houston): Treydan Stukes, DB - Arizona
39. Cleveland: Denzel Boston, WR - Washington
40. Kansas City: R. Mason Thomas, EDGE - Oklahoma
41. Cincinnati: Cashius Howell, EDGE - Texas A&M
42. New Orleans: Christen Miller, DT - Georgia
43. Miami: Jacob Rodriguez, LB - Texas Tech
44. Detroit (From N.Y. Jets): Derrick Moore, EDGE - Michigan
45. Baltimore: Zion Young, EDGE - Missouri
46. Tampa Bay: Josiah Trotter, LB - Missouri
47. Pittsburgh (From Indianapolis): Germie Bernard, WR - Alabama
48. Atlanta: Avieon Terrell, CB - Clemson
49. Carolina (From Minnesota): Lee Hunter, DT - Texas Tech
50. N.Y. Jets (From Detroit): D'Angelo Ponds, DB - Indiana
51. Minnesota (From Carolina): Jake Golday, LB - Cincinnati
52. Green Bay: Brandon Cisse, CB - South Carolina
53. Indianapolis (From Pittsburgh): CJ Allen, LB - Georgia
54. Philadelphia: Eli Stowers, TE - Vanderbilt
55. New England (From L.A. Chargers): Gabe Jacas, EDGE - Illinois
56. Jacksonville: Nate Boerkircher, TE - Texas A&M
57. Chicago: Logan Jones, C - Iowa
58. Cleveland (From San Francisco): Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S - Toledo
59. Houston: Marlin Klein, TE - Michigan
60. Tennessee (From Chicago) - Anthony Hill, LB - Texas
61. L.A. Rams: Max Klaire, TE - Ohio State
62. Buffalo (From Denver): Davison Igbinosun, CB - Ohio State
63. L.A. Chargers (From New England): Jake Slaughter, C - Florida
64. Seattle: Bud Clark, S - TCU

Round 3

65. Arizona: Carson Beck, QB - Miami (FL)
66. Denver (From Buffalo): Tyler Onyedim, DT - Texas A&M
67. Las Vegas: Keyron Crawford, DE - Auburn
68. Philadelphia: Markell Bell, OL - Miami (FL)
69. Chicago (From Tennessee): Sam Roush, TE - Stanford
70. San Francisco (From Cleveland): Romello Height, DE - Texas Tech
71. Washington: Antonio Williams, WR - Clemson
72. Cincinnati: Tacario Davis, DB - Washington
73. New Orleans: Oscar Delp, TE - Georgia
74. N.Y. Giants (From Cleveland): Malachi Fields, WR - Notre Dame
75. Miami: Caleb Douglas, WR - Texas Tech
76. Pittsburgh: Drew Allar, QB - Penn State
77. Green Bay (From Tampa Bay): Chris McClellan, DT - Missouri
78. Indianapolis: AJ Haulcy, S - LSU
79. Atlanta: Zachariah Branch, WR - Georgia
80. Baltimore: Ja'Kobi Lane, WR - USC
81. Jacksonville: Albert Regis, DT - Texas A&M
82. Minnesota: Dominique Orange, DT - Iowa State
83. Carolina: Chris Brazzell II, WR - Tennessee
84. Tampa Bay (From Green Bay): Ted Hurst, WR - Georgia State
85. Pittsburgh: Daylen Everette, CB - Georgia
86. Cleveland (From L.A. Chargers): Austin Barber, OT - Florida
87. Miami: Will Kacmarek, TE - Ohio State
88. Jacksonville: Emmanuel Pregnon, OG - Oregon
89. Chicago: Zavion Thomas, WR - LSU
90. San Francisco: Kaelon Black, RB - Indiana
91. Houston: Trey Zuhn III, C - Texas A&M
92. Dallas: Jaishawn Barham, EDGE - Michigan
93. L.A. Rams: Keagan Trost, OL - Missourri
94. Miami: Chris Bell, WR - Lousiville
95. New England: Eli Raridon, TE - Notre Dame
96. Pittsburgh (From Seattle): Gennings Dunker, OL - Iowa
97. Minnesota*: Caleb Tiernan, OL - Northwestern
98. Minnesota (From Philadelphia*): Jakobe Thomas, S - Miami (FL)
99. Seattle (From Pittsburgh*): Julian Neal, DB - Arkansas
100. Jacksonville* (from Detroit): Jalen Huskey, Maryland - CB

Chicago Bears Day 2 biggest needs

The Bears knocked off a big need on Thursday when they selected Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman.

They still have needs to fill.

What they're saying:

According to experts, the Bears still need defensive line help.

On Day 2 in rounds two and three, the Bears could target an EDGE rusher and defensive tackle. They could also use a young receiver after trading DJ Moore to Buffalo, too.