2021 NFL Draft Day 2 winners and losers: Kyle Trask finds ideal fit, Texans face reality with Deshaun Watson

Here's a look at who won and lost on Day 2 of the NFL Draft

Day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft is now in the books. Similar to the opening round on Thursday night, there were plenty of notable moves that took place in Cleveland only this time we had two rounds to unpack. As you'd except, some clubs took another step toward contending for a Super Bowl, while others may have taken a bit of a step back in that pursuit of a championship. Below, we've got you covered with some of the winners and losers of this second day at the NFL Draft:  New York only had one pick on Day 2, but it carried the baton of a strong first round on Thursday night into Friday and continued to add to its offense. The club used its No. 34 overall selection to bring aboard Ole Miss receiver Elijah Moore, who should immediately come in and help boost a pass-catching group that has seen an upgrade over the course of this offseason. Moore is a dynamic receiver that could prove to be a strong slot option for No. 2 overall pick Zach Wilson. This pick should be even more encouraging as it's a strong signal that New York is committed to building solid pieces around Wilson, which is what the Jets failed to do with Sam Darnold. While the Jets may be considered a winner with this pick, Jamison Crowder could be looked at as a potential loser as this choice may now make him expendable, which is something to monitor as we move forward.