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Like Day 1, Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft saw several teams make very strong picks that should immediately pay dividends for the upcoming season. Conversely, several other teams made some head-scratching decisions that will surely come back to haunt them in the not-too-distant-future.Here's a look at Friday night's Day 2 winners and losers, a list that from the previous day.Winner: After inheriting a team that finished 31st in the league in scoring defense in 2019, new Panthers head coach Matt Rhule is taking drastic steps towards improving Carolina's defense in 2020. With the 38th pick, Carolina was able to select Penn State's , a Day 1 talent and one of the top EDGE rushers in the draft. While he may not do anything at an elite level, Gro s-Matos did play at a very high level at Happy Valley. An athletic player with an equally impre sive football IQ, Gro s-Matos recorded 17 sacks and 34.5 tackles for lo Myles Garrett Jersey s during his final two seasons at Penn State.Carolina then traded up to the 64th pick to acquire , one of the top safeties in this year's draft. The 2019 Buck Buchanan Award recipient (which goes to best defensive player in the FCS), Chinn is a versatile player who should make an immediate impact on Carolina's re-vamped defense in 2020.Loser: Green Bay finds itself in the loser category for a second straight day. Instead of addre sing their needs at receiver, the Packers drafted Boston College running back with the 62nd pick and Cincinnati tight end with the 94th pick.While Dillon put up impre sive numbers at Boston College, the Packers could have used that pick on , who was a much bigger receiving presence during his time at Memphis, or scooped up some actual receiving help in the form of Bryan Edwards or Devin Duvernay. And while Deguara has some upside, Green Bay pa sed on selecting Dayton tight end , a much more accomplished player who the were able to acquire with the 105th pick.Why in the world did the Eagles take quarterback Jalen Hurts No. 53 overall? The Pick Six crew tries to answer that difficult question on their Day 2 draft recap. Listen below.Winner: While Florida edge rusher (the team's third and final Day 2 pick) is somewhat of a question mark, the Jets nailed their other Day 2 picks in Baylor receiver and California safety . After pa sing on a receiver in Day 1 (instead taking Louisville lineman with the 11th pick), the Jets were still able to land a good receiver in Mims, a speed demon who also scored 28 touchdowns during his last three years with the .Speaking of speed, that is also one of the attributes a sociated with Davis, an instinctive, physical player who should complement fellow safety in New York's talented defense.Loser: After taking Henry Ruggs III in the first round, the Raiders oddly took two more receivers in the third round, even though the team is initially expected to use Kentucky's Lynn Bowden Jr. more as a running back. That being said, Las Vegas could have used that pick to addre s other positions, as the team already has a bona fide star at running back in . And while Bryan Edwards (who was selected right after Bowden) has the potential to be a good player, the Raiders should have used one or both of these picks to addre s defensive needs, perhaps by selecting a linebacker or a defensive tackle.While the Raiders' final third-round pick was spent on a position of need, the player they picked, former Clemson safety Tanner Muse, is a linebacker/safety hybrid that leaves something to be desired in terms of pa s coverage. The Raiders could have opted for one of the linebackers taken a few spots before this pick (Malik Harrison, Jacob Phillips) earlier in Round 3, or spent this same pick on either Davion Taylor, who went a few picks later, or Akeem Davis-Gaither, who is still available after two days of the draft.Winner: Dallas enters the winners' circle for a second straight day. A day after watching receiver fall to them with the 17th pick, the Cowboys were just as fortunate on Day 2. With the 51st pick, they were able to acquire former Alabama cornerback , a Day 1 talent who helps the Cowboys fill the void left by ' departure in free agency. Diggs could have easily been the team's first-round pick had Lamb not been available.The Cowboys, who needed to addre s their defensive line, were then able to pick up former Oklahoma defensive , the fourth-ranked defensive lineman and the 36th-best prospect in the draft, . Both players should make an immediate impact for the Cowboys, who significantly improved their roster during the first two days of the draft.Loser: Miami po sibly reached with the 39th pick, taking former Louisiana guard (the 17th-best lineman and 86th-best prospect per our rankings) instead of LSU's Lloyd Cushenberry, a higher-rated prospect that was eventually selected by the in the third round. The Dolphins also pa sed up on the opportunity to select former Wisconsin running back , who was taken by the with the 41st pick.Miami didn't addre s the running back position at all on Day 2. Instead, they spent their picks on two defensive players that have several big question marks. With the 56th pick, Miami selected Alabama defensive lineman , a formidable run-stuffer but not a nece sary good pa s rusher. The Dolphins spent the No. 70 overall pick on former Texas safety , a player that has potential but has too many red flags (has as small frame, is not very good in run support) to be taken with that high of a pick.Winner: While they only had one pick on Day 2, the Cardinals made that pick count, selecting former Houston offensive tackle with the 72nd pick. The fifth-best lineman and 17th-best prospect in the draft, Jones, a four-year starter in college, has the potential to become one of the NFL's top offensive tackles for years to come, and he immediately upgrades the right side of the offensive line in Arizona.Making this pick even more sweet is the fact that the Cardinals pa sed on selecting a tackle in the first round, instead using the eighth overall pick on . While that move was risky, it ultimately paid off for the Cardinals, who were able to acquire two players who will be expected to make immediate impacts in 2020.Loser: Like the Cardinals, Washington only had one pick during the second night of the draft. But unlike Arizona, the Redskins didn't make the most of their pick. Instead of using the 66th overall pick on either a linebacker or a defensive back, Washington instead chose former Memphis running back Antonio Gibson, a player Britton Colquitt Jersey that was more productive as a receiver than as a running back during his time with the Tigers.While Gibson may end up giving the Redskins' offense an added dimension while also making life easier for , Washington is already set at running back and would have been better served using the pick filling one of actual needs. Chase Young was a great start to the draft on Thursday, but with another day in the books, they haven't done much else to addre s the i sues with a roster that played poorly enough to earn the No. 2 overall pick.Winner: Like the Cowboys, the Vikings were the beneficiary of having players with Day 1 talent fall to them on Day 2. With the 58th pick, Minnesota was able to acquire former Boise State lineman , who, according to CBS Sports NFL draft analysis Chris Trapa so, is ' zone-blocking scheme because of his "high-level short-area athleticism."Minnesota, who was able to select former TCU cornerback near the end of the first round, was able to further add to their cornerback room on Friday night, drafting Mi si sippi State's with the 89th pick. While his size (he's only 188 pounds) and unimpre sive 40 time at the combine likely led to him being available in the third round, Dantzler po se ses plenty of upside that includes his natural ball skills, versatility and a feisty attitude that should serve him well at the next level.The Vikings capped off their succe sful Day 2 of the draft by acquiring four Day 3 picks from the Saints in exchange for the 105th pick. Minnesota enters Day 3 with a staggering 13 draft picks.Loser: While former Mi si sippi State linebacker Willie Gay Jr. (the 63rd overall pick) fills a need on defense, the Chiefs should have used that pick on a cornerback, as Kansas City still hasn't addre sed arguably their biggest need heading into the final day of the draft. Kansas City's second Day 2 pick, former TCU lineman , was a great value but is developmental pick that is not supposed to make any sort of impact in 2020.The Chiefs are coming off a Super Bowl win, but while other title contenders made clear upgrades to their 2020 rosters on Day 2, Kansas City might have lost some ground in the race to build a Super Bowl LV winner.