We’re in the final stretch of the NFL season, and that means we’re that much closer to the 2026 NFL Draft. Here, we present a three-round mock draft of all 32 teams, accompanied by insightful analysis of every single selection made.
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1) New York Jets (From NYG)
TRADE: Jets receive No. 1, Giants receive picks No. 7, 38, and IND 2027 1st
Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
The Jets capitalize on a favorable draft board and secure their quarterback of the future. Fernando Mendoza’s poise, accuracy, and feel for timing-based concepts fit perfectly with New York’s offensive personnel. He consistently delivers with anticipation and works through reads calmly, traits that often translate quickly to the next level.
The Jets have spent years searching for stability at the position, and with a young core already in place, Mendoza gives them a high-floor leader to build around. The price to move up is steep, but it positions New York with long-term answers.
2) Las Vegas Raiders
Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama
Las Vegas finally swings for stability at quarterback and lands one of the class’s most naturally gifted passers. Ty Simpson brings high-level arm talent and the mobility to extend plays, but his most significant growth came from improved decision-making during his final season at Alabama. The Raiders need a leader who can elevate an offense filled with young talent, and Simpson’s upside gives them the chance to build a new identity.
With proper development, he can become the long-term answer the franchise has lacked. This is a pivotal moment for Las Vegas, and they take the swing.
3) Tennessee Titans
Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State
With their future quarterback already in place, the Titans bring in the best player available in this draft, Arvell Reese. He offers a rare blend of length, speed, and playmaking ability. He played in a hybrid linebacker/edge role at Ohio State, a position that Tennessee will likely utilize to their advantage. His instincts and range allow him to thrive at the second level.
His ability to track sideline-to-sideline and disrupt passing lanes fits the Titans’ identity. Reese gives the Titans a modern linebacker capable of staying on the field in any package. This is a long-term defensive centerpiece with All-Pro upside, poised to be the face of this defense for the next decade.
4) Cleveland Browns
Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
Cleveland has invested heavily in its offensive line over the years, but injuries and age have begun to take their toll on the unit. Spencer Fano brings athleticism, strong technique, and the ability to anchor in pass protection, giving the Browns a potential franchise tackle.
His balance and fluidity in space fit perfectly in a scheme that relies on movement and versatility. Fano offers immediate depth and long-term starting potential. With a roster built to compete now, reinforcing the trenches remains a wise investment.
5) New Orleans Saints
Rueben Bain Jr., EDGE, Miami (FL)
The Saints continue to rebuild the spine of their defense. They bring in a dominant pass rusher with explosive first-step quickness and the ability to win both inside and outside, giving New Orleans a true tone-setter off the edge. His versatility suits a defense that is increasingly relying on hybrid fronts.
With Cameron Jordan as a mentor, Bain has the runway to become a double-digit sack producer early in his career. Bain will be a cornerstone of this defense for years to come.
6) Pittsburgh Steelers (From WAS)
TRADE: Steelers receive No. 6, Commanders receive picks No. 20, 51, 133, and 2027 2nd
Dante Moore, QB, Oregon
Pittsburgh aggressively moves up to secure their franchise quarterback, signaling a new era. Dante Moore’s raw arm talent and natural touch on vertical routes give him one of the highest ceilings in the class. After showing significant strides in Oregon’s offense, he projects as a dynamic playmaker when paired with the proper structure.
The Steelers bet big that Moore’s best football is still ahead of him, giving the organization renewed hope at the most crucial position. This pick resets the franchise’s long-term direction.
7) New York Giants (From NYJ)
Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami (FL)
The Giants drop down and still secure one of the premier offensive line talents in the draft to protect Jaxson Dart. Francis Mauigoa possesses elite power and flexibility, giving New York a foundational piece regardless of which side he plays on. His run-blocking dominance aligns with the physical identity the team aims to reestablish. This is an ideal blend of value, need, and upside.
8) Arizona Cardinals
Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The Cardinals continue building an explosive offense by adding a home-run threat in Jordyn Tyson. His burst, downfield tracking, and ability to create separation instantly elevate the passing attack. His athleticism and reliable hands give Arizona a vertical dimension they have lacked opposite of Marvin Harrison Jr.
His versatility to contribute in the slot or outside also expands the playbook. This is a high-upside addition for a team seeking dynamic playmakers.
9) Los Angeles Rams (From ATL)
Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
The Rams retool their defense with a do-it-all safety who brings leadership, range, and elite football IQ. Caleb Downs diagnoses plays quickly and rarely finds himself out of position, making him a stabilizing force for a young secondary. With the Rams transitioning to a new defensive core, Downs provides immediate impact and long-term consistency.
His versatility to play deep, in the slot, or even in the box makes him a perfect modern safety. Los Angeles gets a cornerstone defender.
10) Cincinnati Bengals
Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn
Cincinnati continues its defensive overhaul by selecting one of the most physically imposing edge rushers in the class. Keldric Faulk pairs power with surprising quickness, overwhelming blockers in both phases. The Bengals need a player capable of generating pressure with Trey Hendrickson’s future in jeopardy, and Faulk fits the mold. His run defense also adds immediate value. Cincinnati bets on tools and upside as they reshape the front.
11) Minnesota Vikings
Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
Minnesota boosts its secondary with one of the most competitive corners in the class. Jermod McCoy brings physicality, loose hips, and the ability to mirror receivers of all sizes. His aggressive mentality aligns with the Vikings’ defensive identity. With a young core forming on defense, McCoy becomes a long-term starter capable of shadowing top targets. Minnesota addresses a premium position with a high-upside player.
12) Miami Dolphins
Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
Miami continues reloading its secondary with Mansoor Delane, a high-energy defender with excellent recovery speed. His instincts and willingness to challenge fit the Dolphins’ press-heavy philosophy. Delane has the traits to develop into a versatile outside corner, and his tackling ability adds value in run support.
Miami strengthens an already talented group with another young piece. This selection ensures long-term stability at a critical position.
13) Baltimore Ravens
Olaivavega Ioane, OG, Penn State
The Ravens reinforce their offensive line with Olaivavega Ioane, a powerful guard who excels in both gap and zone schemes. His strength at the point of attack helps open lanes in Baltimore’s run-heavy approach. Ioane’s consistency and technique allow him to compete for early playing time. The Ravens continue to build the trenches with dependable, tough players. This pick ensures ongoing stability in front of their quarterback.
14) Kansas City Chiefs
Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame
Kansas City adds arguably the most electric weapon in this draft class to their offense in Jeremiyah Love. His combination of acceleration, vision, and three-down versatility fits perfectly in a scheme built around creativity and space. Love provides the type of explosive element that forces defenses to account for him on every snap. He can contribute immediately as a runner and receiver. This is a high-impact selection for an offense that thrives on mismatches.
15) Dallas Cowboys
David Bailey, EDGE, Texas Tech
Dallas searches for more pass-rush juice and lands the hometown kid David Bailey, one of the most disruptive edge players available. His explosiveness out of his stance and ability to convert speed to power consistently collapse pockets. Bailey brings positional versatility that fits the Cowboys’ defensive rotations.
With opposing offenses prioritizing protection against Dallas’ pressure fronts, Bailey provides another headache. This is a substantial addition for a team built around defensive intensity.
16) Carolina Panthers
Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
Carolina strengthens its front seven with Sonny Styles, a long, rangy linebacker with elite athletic traits. His background as a hybrid defender gives the Panthers flexibility in how they deploy him. Styles’ closing speed and versatility make him a natural fit in a defense that emphasizes movement and adaptability. The Panthers continue their effort to rebuild the spine of their defense. This is a high-upside pick that fits organizational needs.
17) Detroit Lions
Cashius Howell, EDGE, Texas A&M
Detroit continues building its defensive front with Cashius Howell, an explosive pass rusher who thrives on quickness and leverage. His ability to bend around the edge and disrupt timing complements the Lions’ physical identity. Howell projects as a high-energy rotational piece early with the potential to develop into a star talent. Detroit continues to add impact talent to a unit that has shown steady improvement. Detroit hopes they will have finally found a star pass rusher to complement Aidan Hutchinson.
18) New York Jets (From IND)
Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
The Jets turn to the defensive side of the ball and add Avieon Terrell to replace Sauce Gardner. He’s a fluid corner with strong instincts and ball-tracking ability. His smooth transitions and quick feet make him ideal for press-man schemes. Terrell gives New York another young defensive piece to complement their existing young pieces as they enter a complete rebuild.
19) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
Tampa Bay adds a disruptive interior presence in Peter Woods, whose combination of power and burst creates matchup nightmares. His ability to penetrate and collapse pockets helps bolster the Buccaneers’ front. Woods fits the identity of a defense that thrives on aggression and physical play. His ceiling is high with continued refinement. Tampa Bay secures a potential future star inside.
20) Washington Commanders (From PIT)
Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
After moving down, the Commanders secure a polished pass catcher with strong hands and advanced route-running skills. Carnell Tate offers a reliable target who can win underneath or stretch the field. His timing and coordination bode well for his transition to the next level. Washington needs dependable receiving talent for Jayden Daniels, and Tate provides stability. This is a strong foundational move for their offense.
21) Philadelphia Eagles
Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
The Eagles add a dynamic pass-catching tight end in Kenyon Sadiq, who brings fluid movement and mismatch ability. His athleticism allows him to line up in multiple spots, giving Philadelphia flexibility in two-tight-end sets. Sadiq adds another dimension to an offense that values versatility. With time to develop behind veterans, he can grow into a primary contributor. Philadelphia continues to stockpile skill-position talent.
22) Houston Texans
Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah
The Texans invest in protecting C.J. Stroud by adding Caleb Lomu, a powerful tackle with impressive agility for his size. Lomu’s ability to anchor and handle speed rushers ensures immediate depth and eventual starting potential. Houston prioritizes keeping its young offensive core upright and productive. Lomu fits the long-term plan with his combination of strength and developmental upside. This is a wise investment in stability.
23) Chicago Bears
R Mason Thomas, EDGE, Oklahoma
The Bears add another pass rusher in R Mason Thomas, an explosive edge with excellent burst and pursuit angles. His ability to pressure quarterbacks complements Chicago’s young defensive core. Thomas continues the Bears’ investment in defensive speed and aggression. He can become a valuable rotational piece early. Chicago adds an extra layer of energy to its front.
24) Buffalo Bills
Makai Lemon, WR, USC
Buffalo seeks offensive playmaking and lands Makai Lemon, a smooth, versatile receiver with natural separation skills. His polished route running and reliable hands make him a perfect complement to Buffalo’s existing weapons. Lemon’s ability to work all three levels expands the offensive playbook. He provides immediate value and long-term security. This is a strong addition for a team transitioning its receiver room.
25) Los Angeles Chargers
Caleb Banks, DT, Florida
The Chargers reinforce their defensive interior with Caleb Banks, a disruptive lineman who excels at shedding blocks and creating havoc in the backfield. His length and strength allow him to anchor against the run while still offering pass-rush upside. Banks fits a defense seeking more physicality inside. With the Chargers focusing on balance, this pick strengthens a key area of their game. Banks can quickly become a major contributor.
26) San Francisco 49ers
Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama
Trent Williams isn’t going to be around forever, so San Francisco secures their tackle of the future with Kadyn Proctor. A massive blocker with exceptional power. His physical tools give him elite upside, especially in a run-oriented scheme. Proctor’s improvement in footwork and hand placement has elevated his projection. The 49ers get a long-term answer at a premium position. This pick aligns with a franchise that prioritizes trench dominance.
27) Cleveland Browns (From JAX)
Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
Cleveland adds size and explosiveness to its receiving corps with Denzel Boston. His ability to win vertically and high-point the football brings a new element to the Browns’ offense. Boston has shown steady growth as a route runner, making him more than just a serious threat. He provides a much-needed downfield target. Cleveland gets a high-upside weapon for its passing game.
28) Dallas Cowboys (From GB)
Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas
Dallas fortifies its linebacker room with another in-state player, Anthony Hill Jr., an instinctive and physical defender with sideline-to-sideline range. Hill thrives in run support and shows promise in coverage. His versatility allows the Cowboys to deploy him in multiple roles. This pick strengthens the center of the defense. Dallas lands a long-term starter with high developmental upside.
29) Seattle Seahawks
T.J. Parker, EDGE, Clemson
Seattle adds much-needed speed off the edge with T.J. Parker, a twitchy pass rusher whose burst creates instant pressure. His length and bend give him one of the more intriguing developmental profiles in the class. Parker fits Seattle’s desire to get younger and more explosive defensively. With refinement, he could become a primary sack artist. The Seahawks add a high-upside pass rusher to their rotation.
30) New England Patriots
Gennings Dunker, OT, Iowa
New England reinforces its offensive line with Gennings Dunker, a powerful tackle with smooth mechanics. His balance and hand placement allow him to anchor well in pass protection. Dunker fits the Patriots’ history of prioritizing dependable trench play. He provides immediate depth and long-term stability. New England secures a foundational piece for its rebuilt offense.
31) Los Angeles Rams
Brandon Cisse, CB, South Carolina
The Rams continue to rebuild their secondary with Brandon Cisse, a competitive cornerback with strong man-coverage traits. His physicality at the catch point and smooth transitions make him a natural fit in the Rams’ scheme. Cisse can play early and grow into a reliable starter. Los Angeles adds another young defensive piece to its long-term foundation.
32) Denver Broncos
C.J. Allen, LB, Georgia
Denver bolsters the heart of its defense with C.J. Allen, a disciplined, instinctive linebacker who thrives in diagnosing run plays. His quickness and tackling reliability fit Denver’s evolving defensive structure. Allen brings strong leadership qualities and consistency. The Broncos emphasize defensive toughness with this selection as they hope Allen will become the leader they need in the middle of their defense.
Round 2
33) Las Vegas Raiders
Blake Miller, OT, Clemson
Las Vegas shores up its offensive front with Blake Miller, a strong, technically refined tackle. His ability to handle power rushers makes him an ideal fit for their scheme. Miller’s consistency gives the Raiders a dependable presence on the edge. Getting the best protection possible for their rookie quarterback is the smartest move to make.
34) Tennessee Titans
Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
Tennessee continues reshaping the trenches with Isaiah World, a long, athletic tackle with room to grow. His smooth footwork and developing strength give him significant upside. The Titans need long-term answers at multiple offensive line spots, and World helps solidify the unit. He provides competition early and will eventually be the long-term starter protecting Cam Ward.
35) New York Giants
Jake Slaughter, OC, Florida
The Giants add toughness and intelligence to their interior line with Jake Slaughter to replace John Michael Schmitz at the center of the offensive line. His quickness and leverage make him particularly effective in zone run schemes. Slaughter brings leadership qualities that align with New York’s cultural shift. Slaughter will be the franchise center as the team continues to invest in protecting Dart.
36) New Orleans Saints
Chris Brazzell II, WR, Tennessee
After trading Rashid Shaheed to Seattle, New Orleans is desperate to add receiver help for Tyler Shough. Here, the Saints add a dynamic vertical threat in Chris Brazzell II. His acceleration and ability to stack defenders bring a much-needed deep element to the offense. He would be the immediate starter opposite of Chris Olave with the opportunity to develop alongside the young quarterback.
37) Houston Texans (From WAS)
Kayden McDonald, DT, Ohio State
The Texans bolster their defensive interior with Kayden McDonald, a powerful run-stopper who effectively controls gaps. His low center of gravity allows him to absorb double teams and free up linebackers. McDonald strengthens a unit that benefits from more physicality inside. Getting a star interior defensive lineman alongside their elite edge duo would make this defensive front unstoppable.
38) New York Giants (From NYJ)
Keith Abney II, CB, Arizona State
New York adds much-needed talent to the corner room with Keith Abney II, a defensive back known for his instincts and smooth coverage skills. His ball skills make him a threat to generate turnovers. The Giants prioritize adding young defensive playmakers, and Abney fits perfectly. He projects as a long-term starter with versatility as New York’s rebuild continues to trend upward.
39) Arizona Cardinals
Austin Siereveld, OT, Ohio State
The Cardinals invest in offensive line stability with Austin Siereveld. His power and grip strength make him a natural people-mover in the run game. Siereveld’s versatility gives Arizona scheme flexibility, but he will likely start at correct tackle. If the Cardinals want to find any success at quarterback, getting reliable pass protection is a must.
40) Cleveland Browns
Quincy Rhodes Jr., EDGE, Arkansas
Cleveland adds another pass rusher in Quincy Rhodes Jr., a long, explosive defender with intriguing tools. His bend and stride length create pressure angles that challenge tackles. Rhodes brings developmental upside with rotational impact early. The Browns continue to assemble a strong defensive front to complement Myles Garrett.
41) Cincinnati Bengals
Colton Hood, CB, Tennessee
The Bengals reinforce their secondary with Colton Hood, a quick-twitch corner who excels in man coverage. His competitiveness and recovery speed are particularly notable on film. Hood gives Cincinnati another young piece to develop on their rebuilding defense. Ultimately, Cincinnati adds a high upside player at a critical need.
42) Atlanta Falcons
KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
Atlanta injects speed into its offense with KC Concepcion, a versatile receiver capable of creating yards after the catch. His ability to operate in space fits well with Atlanta’s modernized attack. Concepcion complements the team’s larger-bodied weapons, such as Drake London and Kyle Pitts, well. This is the best addition the team can make to give Michael Penix Jr. a chance to thrive.
43) Minnesota Vikings
Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon
Minnesota adds an explosive safety in Dillon Thieneman, whose instincts and tackling ability make him a natural fit in their secondary. His ability to diagnose plays quickly strengthens the back end of the defense, and his blazing speed gives him extremely high upside. Thieneman brings leadership traits and consistency to the Vikings, enabling them to continue building a strong defensive identity.
44) Baltimore Ravens
Romello Height, EDGE, Texas Tech
The Ravens add another promising pass rusher in Romello Height, whose explosiveness and range make him a strong schematic fit. Height brings energy and urgency to every rep that will be rewarded in Baltimore’s scheme. Baltimore continues to stack edge talent for rotational waves, as this is a classic Ravens value selection.
45) Kansas City Chiefs
LT Overton, EDGE, Alabama
Kansas City bolsters its pass rush with LT Overton, a powerful edge defender with impressive length. His ability to convert strength into disruption fits the Chiefs’ defensive front. Overton gives Kansas City another young building block in the trenches. His upside is significant, and he could become a star as he develops in the Chiefs’ defensive front.
46) Miami Dolphins
Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
Miami adds another dynamic receiver in Chris Bell, a twitchy athlete who thrives on separation. His burst fits the Dolphins’ spacing concepts perfectly, and he has plenty of upside running a 4.4 40-yard dash at 6’2. It appears Tyreek Hill may have played his last snap as a Dolphin, and with Hill’s future up in the air, this selection would fill a critical need for Miami.
47) New York Jets (From DAL)
Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama
The Jets add their first new weapon for their rookie quarterback by selecting Germie Bernard, a refined route runner with excellent hands. Bernard’s reliability and timing help elevate the passing game. He offers positional versatility that fits New York’s scheme. With Mendoza in place, surrounding him with capable targets becomes essential.
48) Carolina Panthers
Will Lee III, CB, Texas A&M
Carolina reinforces its secondary with Will Lee III, a long, physical corner who excels in press coverage. His length and ball skills help challenge receivers at the line of scrimmage. Lee fits a defense that values aggression and toughness. Carolina continues to strengthen key defensive positions as it adds the long-term starter opposite of Jaycee Horn.
49) Indianapolis Colts
Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana
Indianapolis adds a reliable target in Elijah Sarratt, a strong-handed receiver with crisp routes. His ability to work the middle of the field fits the Colts’ offensive structure. Sarratt brings consistency and quarterback-friendly traits for Daniel Jones to take advantage of. This is a high-floor selection that should effectively bolster Indianapolis’ passing game.
50) Detroit Lions
Daylen Everette, CB, Georgia
Detroit invests further in its secondary with Daylen Everette, a physical corner who thrives in contested situations. His competitive nature aligns with the Lions’ identity. Everette offers developmental upside while providing immediate depth to a secondary that needs it. Detroit continues to build a defense built on toughness as they look to bounce back as an NFC contender.
51) Washington Commanders (From PIT)
Matayo Uiagalelei, EDGE, Oregon
Washington adds explosiveness to its edge rotation with Matayo Uiagalelei. His burst and ability to win with speed or power give the Commanders flexibility in their pass rush. Uiagalelei continues to refine his craft, showing clear growth each season. Uiagalelei may be the most physically gifted edge Washington has had since Chase Young so that Washington would have high hopes for the rookie.
52) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Joshua Josephs, EDGE, Tennessee
Tampa Bay lands Joshua Josephs, an edge rusher with quickness and rising technical refinement. His burst helps him make early tackles in reps, and he offers versatility to drop or rush. The Buccaneers are tired of their defense holding them back, so they ensure to beef up their defensive line with both of their top picks.
53) Houston Texans
Iapani Laloulu, OC, Oregon
Houston adds more interior offensive line stability with Iapani Laloulu, a powerful center with strong hands and leverage. His run-blocking ability fits the Texans’ balanced offensive approach. Laloulu offers long-term starter potential. Houston continues to build a sturdy foundation in the trenches to protect Stroud better.
54) Philadelphia Eagles
A’Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon
Philadelphia adds size and power inside with A’Mauri Washington. His anchor strength and hand power make him a natural fit for the Eagles’ defensive line rotation. Washington helps keep their front disruptive while offering long-term stability. With both Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter as 2027 free agents, this move secures them later down the line.
55) Buffalo Bills
Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke
Buffalo fortifies its secondary with Chandler Rivers, a smart, fluid corner with production to match his traits. Rivers excels in off-man and zone concepts, and his instincts help him stay connected in coverage. While the Bills’ offense is arguably the best in the league, their defense has let them down too many times, so they ensure to address their defensive needs.
56) Chicago Bears
Genesis Smith, S, Arizona
Chicago adds versatility to its secondary with Genesis Smith, a safety who excels in deep coverage and run support. His instincts and range help solidify the back end. Smith fits a defense that prioritizes discipline and speed. With Jaquan Brisker set to hit free agency and Kevin Byard aging, this is a critical position of need for the Bears to address.
57) San Francisco 49ers
Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC
San Francisco adds size at receiver with Ja’Kobi Lane, a tall pass catcher with firm body control. His ability to win contested balls complements the 49ers’ scheme as Kyle Shanahan gets another chess piece. Lane offers red-zone upside and long-term value as San Francisco continues to surround Brock Purdy with a varied set of weapons.
58) Jacksonville Jaguars
A.J. Haulcy, S, LSU
Jacksonville boosts its secondary with A.J. Haulcy, a rangy safety with strong instincts and tackling reliability. His closing speed helps secure the middle of the field for a team that drastically needs improved coverage on the backend. Haulcy excels when he can be aggressive in zone coverage, making him a perfect scheme fit for defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile.
59) Los Angeles Chargers
Connor Lew, OC, Auburn
Bradley Bozeman continues to be one of the lowest-rated centers in the league, so the Chargers finally find a replacement. They reinforce their interior line with Connor Lew, a technically polished center with strong vision and communication. Lew excels in identifying pressures and executing in space. He’d be an immediate starter to help protect Justin Herbert better.
60) Green Bay Packers
Christen Miller, DT, Georgia
Green Bay strengthens its defensive line with Christen Miller, a stout interior defender with a quick first step. His ability to disrupt run plays aligns with the Packers’ scheme, as Miller’s strength and leverage help him effectively occupy gaps. Green Bay continues to focus on defensive trench talent, pairing Micah Parsons with a talented interior defender.
61) Seattle Seahawks
Chase Bisontis, OG, Texas A&M
Seattle bolsters its offensive line with Chase Bisontis, a powerful guard who excels in run blocking and has upside as an anchoring pass protector. His physicality brings a much-needed upgrade to the interior of the Seattle offensive line. Bisontis helps create balance for Seattle’s offense as they build around Sam Darnold.
62) New England Patriots
Kenyatta Jackson Jr., EDGE, Ohio State
New England lands another talented pass rusher in Kenyatta Jackson Jr., a long, twitchy edge with high developmental upside. His burst enables him to pressure quarterbacks consistently. Jackson fits the Patriots’ mold of versatile defensive athletes and brings long-term upside to the young, thriving team.
63) Los Angeles Rams
Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas
The Rams continue investing in offensive linemen with Trevor Goosby, a long, athletic tackle who offers developmental upside. His movement skills translate well to Los Angeles’ scheme. Goosby provides depth with starter potential for McVay’s offense. He likely won’t see much play time early, but has the upside to be a star pass protector when given an opportunity.
64) Denver Broncos
Nyck Harbor, WR, South Carolina
Denver adds the most athletic receiver in the class with Nyck Harbor, whose speed and size create mismatch potential on any down. His ceiling is enormous, and if he continues to develop, he could become one of the league’s premier receivers. Harbor offers explosive elements that fit Denver’s evolving offense with Bo Nix at the helm.
Round 3
65) Tennessee Titans
Zion Young, EDGE, Missouri
Tennessee adds another defender to help rebuild its front seven with Zion Young, a high-motor edge who thrives on effort and leverage. His versatility enhances the Titans’ defensive rotations as they seek to improve consistency in their pass rush. Securing not one, but two talented edge defenders with the potential to start day one is a massive progression for Tennessee.
66) Houston Texans (From NYG)
Taurean York, LB, Texas A&M
Houston reinforces its linebacker group with Taurean York, an instinctive, downhill defender with excellent tackling technique. York’s awareness in zone coverage adds value on passing downs. The Texans continue shaping a well-rounded defense as York provides long-term dependability.
67) Las Vegas Raiders
Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson
The Raiders add a reliable pass catcher in Antonio Williams, known for his physicality and ability to win in traffic. His intermediate route running aids the development of their new quarterback, Simpson. Williams brings competitiveness to the receiver room as Las Vegas continues to load up on offensive talent.
68) Washington Commanders
Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame
Washington adds speed to its backfield with Jadarian Price, a dynamic runner with burst and receiving upside. Price helps diversify the offensive attack, and his ability to create in space aligns with Washington’s evolving scheme. Considering how poorly Washington’s run game has performed this year, Price would have the opportunity to be the immediate lead runner.
69) Philadelphia Eagles (From NYJ)
Kamari Ramsey, S, USC
Philadelphia fortifies its secondary further with Kamari Ramsey, a safety known for versatility and football intelligence. His ability to play multiple roles enhances the Eagles’ coverage schemes. He will likely play rotationally initially, but will eventually become a full-time starter. Ramsey provides immediate special-teams value as well for a championship-hopeful team.
70) Arizona Cardinals
LaNorris Sellers, QB, South Carolina
Arizona invests in a developmental quarterback with LaNorris Sellers, a strong-armed playmaker with impressive mobility. Sellers brings a high ceiling if given time to refine his mechanics. This move puts pressure on Kyler Murray to elevate his performance, and if he can’t, the Cardinals will have a promising young quarterback to thrust into the starting lineup.
71) Cleveland Browns
Emmanuel Pregnon, OG, Oregon
Cleveland adds more trench depth with Emmanuel Pregnon, a guard with outstanding power in the run game. His size and strength fit the Browns’ scheme perfectly. Pregnon can compete for early reps as the Browns continue prioritizing physicality on their offensive line. This selection adds long-term developmental value as the team reinforces the offense around Shedeur Sanders.
72) New Orleans Saints
Brian Parker II, OG, Duke
The Saints strengthen their offensive interior with Brian Parker II, a steady guard with strong hands and consistent footwork. Parker’s versatility fits well in the Saints’ blocking scheme. He provides rotational depth with starter potential early. His reliability as a pass blocker will be critical for Shough’s development.
73) Atlanta Falcons
Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
Atlanta reinforces its secondary with Chris Johnson, a physical corner who excels in zone coverage. His tackling ability also stands out for the position. Johnson would serve as an immediate starter opposite of A.J. Terrell. This move will help take Atlanta’s secondary to the next level under defensive head coach Raheem Morris.
74) Cincinnati Bengals
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
Cincinnati adds a rangy safety in Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, whose speed and instincts make him a natural centerfielder. His ability to diagnose plays quickly adds value. The Bengals continue to rebuild their secondary with this selection, aiming to stabilize their defense. Securing a competent defense will be crucial for the team to achieve success, regardless of how strong the offense is.
75) Minnesota Vikings
Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU
Minnesota adds another young quarterback in Garrett Nussmeier, a competitive passer with quick processing ability. His accuracy and timing help him project as a high-ceiling signal-caller. J.J. McCarthy has been one of the lowest-rated quarterbacks of all time, so Kevin O’Connell gets some insurance with this addition.
76) Kansas City Chiefs
Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
Kansas City bolsters its secondary with Julian Neal, a long corner with fluid hips and disruptive coverage skills. His upside is notable, and with further refinement, he could be a quality starter. Overall, this is a prudent move to bolster their secondary depth with a cornerback who aligns with their defensive philosophy.
77) Miami Dolphins
Max Klare, TE, Ohio State
Miami adds size and strength at tight end with Max Klare, an effective blocker and reliable short-area target. His physicality helps balance Miami’s offense, which needs to find consistency. Klare would offer key depth behind Darren Waller and would be expected to eventually take over as the franchise’s starting safety valve.
78) Baltimore Ravens
Ian Strong, WR, Rutgers
Baltimore adds Ian Strong, a polished receiver with dependable hands and excellent body control. His reliability makes him a natural complementary target alongside Baltimore’s other weapons. Strong fits Baltimore’s emphasis on precision and physicality as the Ravens continue diversifying their receiving corps for Lamar Jackson.
79) Pittsburgh Steelers (From DAL)
Skyler Bell, WR, UConn
Pittsburgh adds a weapon for its rookie quarterback in wideout Skyler Bell, a smooth route runner with dependable hands. Bell brings inside-outside versatility and has ridiculous production at UConn. His timing and separation ability help him earn early snaps. Considering the Steelers’ receiver room, Bell would have the opportunity to start immediately.
80) Carolina Panthers
Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia
Carolina adds more speed to its offense with Zachariah Branch, a dynamic playmaker who thrives after the catch. His versatility aids the Panthers’ developing offense, and he would likely be an immediate starter for Bryce Young to utilize in the slot. Branch helps stretch defenses, complementing Tetairoa McMillan well.
81) Jacksonville Jaguars (From DET)
Caleb Tiernan, OT, Northwestern
Jacksonville reinforces its offensive line with Caleb Tiernan, a 6’7 mammoth of a left tackle with fantastic upside. Tiernan provides depth early and could challenge Walker Little for the starting job sooner rather than later. Giving Trevor Lawrence time in the pocket is critical for this offense to succeed, and this addition is the best move possible to provide that.
82) Indianapolis Colts
Whit Weeks, LB, LSU
Indianapolis adds a high-energy linebacker in Whit Weeks, a rangy defender with strong instincts. His ability to close on ball carriers aligns with the Colts’ defensive style of play, and his leadership skills would be a good fit within the Colts’ organization. He would come in as an immediate starter at the middle of the defense, providing them with more consistency at linebacker.
83) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Eli Raridon, TE, Notre Dame
Tampa Bay adds a towering tight end in Eli Raridon, whose combination of size and athleticism makes him a mismatch weapon both as a receiver and blocker. His 6’7″, 252-pound frame makes Raridon one of the most intriguing prospects in the class. With Cade Otton’s inconsistency and inability as a red-zone threat, Raridon would have an opportunity to start early on for Tampa.
84) Pittsburgh Steelers
Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana
The Steelers double down at receiver, adding Omar Cooper Jr. He is a competitive target with strong ball skills. His physicality at the catch point helps him win challenging contested situations. When the team’s top three receivers are barely crossing 1,000 yards combined, these are the moves you need to make. The Steelers get their WR2 and WR3 to play behind DK Metcalf.
85) Miami Dolphins (From HOU)
Austin Barber, OT, Florida
Miami adds a developmental tackle in Austin Barber, a well-built blocker with improving technique. Barber offers immediate depth and future starter potential for a team that needs more consistency at correct tackle. For Tua Tagovailoa to succeed, the team needs to prioritize providing him with the proper protection, and this is a step in the right direction.
86) Miami Dolphins (From PHI)
D’Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana
The Dolphins add their second cornerback of the draft in D’Angelo Ponds. He’s a quick-reacting slot corner with strong instincts and smooth transitions. His ability to play man or zone adds versatility. He provides excellent depth to a secondary that desperately needs it, and he will eventually become their starter in the slot, replacing Rasul Douglas.
87) Chicago Bears
Emmett Johnson, RB, Nebraska
Chicago adds a dynamic runner in Emmett Johnson, whose burst and contact balance allow him to create explosive plays. Johnson complements the Bears’ existing backfield, creating a three-headed committee, and his receiving upside adds to the team’s versatility. Chicago continues to add playmakers for Ben Johnson’s offense to utilize.
88) Buffalo Bills
Gabe Jacas, EDGE, Illinois
Buffalo adds an explosive edge defender in Gabe Jacas, whose first-step quickness consistently disrupts plays. His pass-rush upside is tremendous, and he’ll have an excellent opportunity to develop into a star behind Joey Bosa and Gregory Rousseau. The Bills need a better pass rush rotation to compete immediately, and Jacas offers just that.
89) Jacksonville Jaguars
Dontay Corleone, DT, Cincinnati
Jacksonville secures a powerful interior defender in Dontay Corleone, whose lower-body strength and leverage make him a dominant run stopper. His ability to control gaps gives the Jaguars more consistency inside, improving what’s already an incredible run defense. Corleone fits the physical identity Jacksonville wants along the line and would serve as the franchise’s long-term nose tackle.
90) Los Angeles Chargers
Deontae Lawson, LB, Alabama
The Chargers reinforce the middle of their defense with Deontae Lawson, a physical linebacker with strong instincts. Lawson’s tackling ability and discipline fit their scheme well, and he is an NFL-ready prospect coming out of Alabama. Lawson provides the Chargers with a leader and long-term starter to sure up the middle of their defense.
91) San Francisco 49ers
Domonique Orange, DT, Iowa State
San Francisco adds more size inside with Domonique Orange, a powerful defensive tackle who excels at clogging lanes. His presence strengthens the 49ers’ run defense immediately as they improve their interior rotation. The 49ers remain committed to developing the trenches, and Orange has the potential to be a long-term starter for them.
92) Green Bay Packers
Tacario Davis, CB, Washington
Green Bay adds length and coverage versatility with Tacario Davis. His ability to disrupt at the line and recover quickly helps him match up with bigger receivers. His athletic profile provides Green Bay with a high upside corner to develop into a key starter outside. The Packers are desperate for secondary reinforcements, which Davis delivers.
93) Seattle Seahawks
Xavier Scott, CB, Illinois
Seattle adds Xavier Scott, a fluid corner with strong ball skills and good instincts. Scott fits the Seahawks’ blend of scheme versatility and physicality. He provides depth to a room that certainly needs it, as Tariq Woolen is set to hit free agency this offseason. Scott would have the opportunity to start immediately if he impresses.
94) New England Patriots
Rod Moore, S, Michigan
New England strengthens its secondary with Rod Moore, a playmaking safety with strong coverage instincts. His versatility makes him a valuable asset in complex defensive schemes, with the athletic ability to thrive in the Patriots’ coverage scheme. Moore offers immediate depth and long-term starting potential.
95) Los Angeles Rams
Taylen Green, QB, Arkansas
The Rams invest in a developmental quarterback with Taylen Green. He’s 6’5”, 224 pounds, runs a 4.44 40-yard dash, and has a cannon arm. His athletic upside is superior to that of anyone else in the class, providing Sean McVay with incredible intangibles to work with in his quarterback of the future. If Green progresses well behind Matthew Stafford, the Rams will remain a threat in the NFC for another decade after Stafford retires.
96) Denver Broncos
Bear Alexander, DT, Oregon
Denver adds a violent interior defensive lineman in Bear Alexander, whose explosiveness and strength create disruption. His ability to penetrate gaps gives the Broncos more tools up front. Alexander provides rotational power with starter upside at the nose tackle position. Alexander would contribute to what is already an elite defensive front.
97) Minnesota Vikings
Justice Haynes, RB, Michigan
Minnesota adds a talented runner in Justice Haynes, a powerful back with vision and acceleration. Haynes brings a well-rounded skill set that aligns with the Vikings’ offensive philosophy. Adding playmakers of this caliber is critical for the Vikings to get back on track. He provides depth early with the potential to grow into a featured role as Aaron Jones regresses.
98) Philadelphia Eagles
Anthony Smith, EDGE, Minnesota
Philadelphia takes another swing at defensive line talent with Anthony Smith, a long, explosive edge rusher with strong upside. His motor and length make him a natural developmental prospect. Smith fits the Eagles’ history of stockpiling trench talent. Considering how Philadelphia’s pass rush rotation has regressed, Smith would be a great addition.
99) Pittsburgh Steelers
Carter Smith, OT, Indiana
Pittsburgh bolsters its offensive line with Carter Smith, an extremely reliable prospect who has shown improvement in footwork and strength. Smith brings developmental value and depth as the Steelers build around their new rookie quarterback. His ability to anchor as a pass blocker could prove to be crucial for Moore’s development on the offense.
100) Jacksonville Jaguars (From DET)
Hezekiah Masses, CB, California
Jacksonville closes the third round by adding Hezekiah Masses, a long, fluid corner with strong zone instincts. His ability to read quarterbacks and break on throws fits the Jaguars’ defensive scheme. With both Greg Newsome and Montaric Brown set to hit free agency this offseason, adding depth on the boundary is a must for Jacksonville.
