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Welcome to NFL Daily, where sometimes it's about the players who didn't get picked.

I'm Greg Rosenthal here on night two of the NFL draft, rounds two and three are in the books,

and I am thrilled to be joined for the first time this week by our friend Nick

Shook, welcome from Cleveland, who is in the mix tonight with quarterbacks, but not the one

we would have expected.

Yeah, they got in the mix throughout the night. Obviously, there's big attention on them because of quarterback, but a shocker of sorts near the back end of the third round that I'm sure we're going to get into that I'm also sure nobody saw coming. What, you want to lead the show with Dylan Gabriel? Go do it. You just wrote a post. Nick is on NFL.com right now, like pounded out posts. And yes, it was kind of the appropriate coda to a night that I think will be remembered because Shador Sanders didn't get drafted. And we'll get into some of the reasons why. And I don't want the whole show to be about Shador. We'll go through the other teams and all the interesting picks throughout the night, kind of give you some highlights,

some winners, some losers, all of that. But I don't think we're making too big of a deal of it

to talk about one of the most well-known players in college football over the last few years

that was on a lot of big boards in the top 25, a consensus first round

pick at quarterback who falls this far. It's not just because his last name, it's Sanders.

It's because of an entire ecosystem that not only maybe evaluated him in a way that was unfair

to him and was wrong, but an entire league that just says, like, we don't even want

you as our backup. We would rather have Jalen Milrow and Dylan Gabriel. And Shadur Sanders

will wind up on a team on Saturday, but just kind of your thoughts watching the whole night

transpire like that. It was definitely pretty shocking. It was not entirely surprising that he didn't go last night, but I thought at some point, perhaps even at 33 with the Browns on the clock, that he would be in play. I know a lot of the TV talk was centered around the fact that he didn't go in the first round, that he would be one of the top people to pay attention to going into day two or night two of the draft. And now that we're at the end of night two and he's still available,

well, now we kind of have to pick up the pieces and figure out why.

We really won't know why, at least for a while.

At some point we'll find out.

But yes, definitely a shock as we get to day three tomorrow and he's still not taken.

Like multiple things can be true.

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