We’re three rounds into the 2020 NFL Draft, and just like every other year, many teams are making their fans feel emotions at either end of the spectrum following their early picks.
Now that all 32 teams have had the chance to make at least one selection, it’s time to take stock of what each of them have done so far in this year’s draft.
Here are our team grades through the first three rounds:
Arizona Cardinals
Getting the No. 3 overall player in the draft at No. 8 overall is a fantastic start to any class, and that’s what the Cardinals did when they landed Clemson’s Isaiah Simmons in the first round. He’s a rare talent with the ability to play at all three levels of the defense, and he was a steal at that spot.
The Cards got another huge bargain with their next selection, landing an offensive tackle prospect in Houston’s Josh Jones that many had pegged as a late first-rounder. He gives Kyler Murray added protection, and was one of the biggest steals of Day 2.
Throw in the fact that they basically spent their second-round pick on arguably the best wide receiver in football thanks to the DeAndre Hopkins trade, and this draft is a huge win so far for Arizona.