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Meh. Saturday turned into a hodge-podge of bets, struggling once again to find decent odds that work in our favor, which meant another go-round with some puck line bets that were met with mixed results.

A team-by-team look at how the first day of the 2021 NFL Draft went and the impact it has on fantasy football in 2021.

Our 2021 Mock Draft of the NFL Draft continues with Round 2, complete with player analysis and how the player can contribute and best fit the team.

It's a first round mock draft of the NFL 2021 Draft for your enjoyment. Complete with projected trades and player analysis for every pick, one through thirty-two.

Davis has plenty of talent—talent that equates to more than a little IDP upside. And we'll have a better idea of where he stacks up against Micah Parsons and the other top off-ball linebacker prospects in a few days once the dust settles in Cleveland.

From an IDP perspective, Cleveland would be about as good a landing spot as fantasy managers could reasonably ask for—a loaded front around him with a reasonably clear path to early playing time as a three-technique tackle, especially in obvious passing situations.

For his part, Bolton said at his pro day that he believes he's more than capable of being an impact player at the professional level—and that he might just be worthy of a look late in the first round of the 2021 draft.

The Class of 2021 admittedly isn't a great one where safeties are concerned. But there is one young prospect at the position who cracked the list of top 20 prospects overall -- Trevon Moehrig of TCU.

Landing spot is always a big factor in the IDP prospects of a young pass-rusher, but this year that importance has been magnified all the more. There isn't a big gap in talent between the top three or four edge-rushers in the Class of 2021. Where those top prospects start their NFL careers will go a long way toward determining which one is the top rookie IDP at the position in both dynasty and redraft formats.

Owusu-Koramoah's IDP upside is tantalizing—think Telvin Smith and then some. It's entirely possible we'll look back three years from now and wonder why he wasn't drafted sooner in dynasty startups and rookie drafts. If his landing spot is favorable, he'll be one of the first rookie IDPs drafted in those formats in 2021.