Hello, friends! It is
great to be back with another 7-round Mock Draft. I do this mainly for my own entertainment and
mental acuity, but I love sharing it with anyone that cares to read along. This is a very strange Draft, and could see a
ton of movement on all three days. That
said, we know the rule by now- I do not project any trades. So, if I get the player at the correct pick
number, or to the correct team, I consider that a win. This mock is a combination of team needs vs
what I think could happen. I can’t wait
to see what happens starting Thursday night.
All that said, we are ready to go! And so, with the first pick of the 2026
JFLANland NFL Mock Draft, the Las Vegas Raiders select…
Round 1
1.
Las Vegas Raiders- Fernando Mendoza, QB,
Indiana
Well, this is the easiest call of the Draft. Not much to say
about it. It is the Raiders’ biggest need.
The great part? They signed Kirk Cousins, so Mendoza doesn’t have to
start right away.
2.
New York Jets- David Bailey, EDGE, Texas
Tech
The Draft beings at #2. While Arvell Reese may have the
higher upside, David Bailey is more of a sure thing. He produced at Stanford, and took it to
another level at Texas Tech. He is polished, pro-ready, and can help the Jets
on Day 1.
3.
Arizona Cardinals- Francis Mauigoa, OT,
Miami
The Cardinals may be building a solid-to-good team a year
before they get their new franchise QB. By getting a true mauler in Mauigoa to
pair with Paris Johnson at tackle. At
worst, he can become a Pro Bowl-level guard.
4.
Tennessee Titans- Arvell Reese, LB/EDGE,
Ohio State
He could be Micah Parsons.
That is what you are selling for a tweener/hybrid defender. He could be
a pass rusher, he could be an off-ball LB.
Either way, he is a fantastic defender, and has been in the Top 5
discussion all year. The Titans get a star on defense, and will use the rest of
the Draft to build around Cam Ward.
5.
New York Giants- Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
The Giants could go a lot of ways. They could bring in an
offensive weapon to build around Jaxson Dart. They could rebuild on the
offensive line. They could add to the
secondary. In the end, I think they go
with the biggest riser of the entire draft process in Sonny Styles. His Combine was legendary, and he could be a
better defender than Reese already. He has the speed to spy Jayden Daniels or
Jalen Hurts. Plug and play, he should be a star on an already-stacked defense.
6.
Cleveland Browns- Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio
State
The best offensive Buckeye off the board to a team that
desperately needs weapons. Whoever is the QB for the Browns, they will have an
ultra-dependable target to throw to. He
may not have the highlight reel catches like some others, but he doesn’t drop
the ball, is a fantastic route runner, and will do what it takes to get open
and make plays.
7.
Washington Commanders- Jeremiyah Love,
RB, Notre Dame
I am a huge Jeremiyah Love fan. I see the fit in DC next to
Jayden Daniels. The Commanders added a ton in the offseason on the defense, and
brought in Rachaad White and Jerome Ford to fill out the RB room. Is WR a
bigger need? Yes. But Love could be the best player in the Draft, so to get him
at 7 would be a steal. Also, if he is
gone, I’d look to Caleb Downs or to trade down and get more picks.
8.
New Orleans Saints- Rueben Bain Jr, EDGE,
Miami
Are his arms short? Yes. Did he have an off the field
incident that has now been brought to light? Yes. Does this matter for the
Saints? I don’t think so. The production in college was so good, and
Bain is such a powerful player with a constant motor, that the fans will fall
in love with his effort. He can play DE or kick inside and have him bully
guards.
9.
Kansas City Chiefs- Mansoor Delane, CB,
LSU
The Chiefs lost both of their starting cornerbacks to the
Rams this offseason. They need to
replace them, and Delane is the best available. He was great at Virginia Tech,
and even better on LSU. The Chiefs may not be able to rely on a fully-healthy
Patrick Mahomes this season, so the defense needs to be able to keep them in
games.
10. New
York Giants (via CIN)- Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
I am a big Caleb Downs fan. I wouldn’t mind him on the
Commanders. So, if he is still on the board at 10 for the Giants after they
traded Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals, I think they should be sprinting the
card up to the podium. He is one of the best tacklers in the Draft, and has
excellent ball skills that a safety needs. He can immediately become a captain
of a defense that just gets even stronger than it already was. If they don’t go
with Downs, I could see the Giants grabbing a WR here.
11. Miami
Dolphins- Makai Lemon, WR, USC
Well, the Dolphins need everything, and that includes WR.
After trading Jaylen Waddle, WR is such a glaring need that they have to take
one here just so Malik Willis has people to pass to. Lemon is a tough runner, can break a ton of
tackles, and also has great hands. He
will start immediately for Miami.
12. Dallas
Cowboys- Jermond McCoy, CB, Tennessee
The Cowboys need all they can to improve a historically bad
defense. McCoy was phenomenal in 2024, but then tore his ACL in the playoffs.
There were concerns after missing the entire 2025 season, but then he ran 4.38
at his Pro Day, so the Cowboys will be convinced that he is ready to go.
13. Los
Angeles Rams (via ATL)- Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The Rams had a fantastic season behind MVP Matthew Stafford.
The offseason, however, has been less than ideal. With Davante Adams on the last year of his
contract, and Puka Nakua in rehab, who knows what the Rams’ WR corp looks like
in 2 years. Here, they get Tyson,
arguably the biggest big-play threat in the Draft, who has some slight injury
concerns. Still at, 13, getting the potential #1 WR is worth the risk.
14. Baltimore
Ravens- Olaivavega Ioane, G, Penn State
This isn’t the sexiest pick, but it is certainly a huge need
for the Ravens. I am not sure if Lamar
Jackson was playing hurt, or if he is just gunshy to run after years of bad
line play, but he wasn’t himself last year, and it showed in the team’s record,
costing John Harbaugh his job. With Ioane, they get an immediate starter inside
at guard, that should help protect Lamar, and help Derrick Henry continue his
rise up the all-time rushing list.
15. Tampa
Bay Buccaneers- Akheem Mesidor, EDGE, Miami
The only knock against Mesidor is that he is already 25.
That said, I think the Buccaneers are fully in win-now mode, especially with a
coaching staff that may be on the hot seat. Mesidor is a true disruptor, who
had 12.5 sacks and 17.5 tackles for loss last year opposite Bain. He is another
immediate starter for a team that couldn’t stop anyone in a rather weak
division last season.
16. New
York Jets (via IND)- Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana
Cooper is one of my favorite players in the Draft, so it
pains me to mock him to the Jets. Still, the team should have improved QB play
with Geno Smith, and he can team with Garret Wilson and AD Mitchell to create a
solid young WR room. Hopefully, whoever the Jets QB is in 2027 will be able to
use Cooper to his full potential like Indiana did.
17. Detroit
Lions- Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
The Lions’ biggest need this year is help on the offensive
line. If the plan is to move Penei
Sewell over to LT, then Spencer Fano is the best RT prospect available. He has
great technique in pass protection and the run game. There are concerns about
his arm length, which could eventually put him at guard, where he would be a
Pro Bowler, but they should try him at RT first.
18. Minnesota
Vikings- Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon
Every mock has this. It just makes too much sense. Harrison
Smith has retired, and an immediate successor is staring you in the face. Is it
predictable? Sure. But don’t mess with a good thing. Thieneman can play
everywhere, from the box to deep to slot, and can stop the run. He is perfect
for the Vikings.
19. Carolina
Panthers- Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia
While the Panthers added Rasheed Walker as a fill-in at LT
for the injured Ikem Ekwonu, I think Freeling is too good to pass up here. A
true LT prospect and fast riser, he brings depth to valuable position, and can
be used at RT if needed. The Panthers need to keep Bryce Young upright so they
can tell what they have in him.
20. Dallas
Cowboys (via GB)- Keldric Faulk, Edge, Auburn
A double-dip on defense in the first round for Dallas. Faulk
has desired size and strength, and is already great against the run. He can
come in under Dallas’ new defensive coaching staff, and learn how to rush the
passer even better. A bit of a project,
but the value is good at 20.
21. Pittsburgh
Steelers- Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama
Proctor is humungous. 6’7, 352 lbs officially. He can slide inside guard to start and
protect whoever is the Steelers’ QB, probably Rodgers. He can also swing out to
tackle, where he played well at Alabama.
He is a far better run-blocker than pass-blocker, but that may be down
to effort. If a great coaching staff can
get him to play hard every down, he could be a steal this late.
22. Los
Angeles Chargers- Kayden McDonald, DT, Ohio State
While edge rusher would be the ideal, there may not be the
best fit for who is available. LA needs help on the interior, too, and McDonald
is an excellent run-stopper and disruptor inside. He had 9.5 tackles for loss
as a DT last year, and a 7.8% run stop rate. The Chargers wait until 55 to get
their DE.
23. Philadelphia
Eagles- Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
Every year, we leave the Draft wondering “How the hell did
the Eagles get this guy?!” This would continue the trend, because Sadiq could
end up being the best pass-catcher in the Draft. He is a willing blocker, too,
so he can help in the run game. Plus,
who knows if the Eagles will need an additional receiving threat starting
around, say, June 1st?
24. Cleveland
Browns (via JAX)- Blake Miller, OT, Clemson
The Browns added their new #1 WR at 6. Now they need to
build up the OL. Miller can play both
tackle positions, is steady, consistent, and can start right away. He may not have the ceiling of some other
tackle prospects, but he has a higher floor, and the Browns need a sure thing.
25. Chicago
Bears- Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
Here is one of my favorite players in the entire class.
McNeil-Warren is a big, thumping safety with excellent play-making ability. He
screams old school Bears to me, and would fit a big need. Paired with FA
addition Cobe Bryant, they would be a great young safety tandem.
26. Buffalo
Bills- Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
I am a guy who likes big WRs who never drop the ball. Based on the performance of some of Buffalo’s
WRs, that is something they should like to.
That is exactly what Denzel Boston does. He is 6’4, 212, and always
comes down with the ball. He would be an
excellent addition to a receiver room that finally needs to step up for Josh
Allen.
27. San
Francisco 49ers- KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
Who, exactly, are the young WRs in San Francisco these
days? Aiyuk will almost certainly be
cut. Mike Evans is towards the end of his career. Christian Kirk is fine, but
isn’t a game breaker. Ricky Pearsall can’t stay healthy. KC Concepcion gives
the 49ers a dynamic playmaker in the slot and in the return game, and can grow
into a bigger role as the older receivers drop off.
28. Houston
Texans- Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
The Texans defense is their calling card. They may have done enough this offseason to
piece together a decent OL, so that can wait. They take Peter Woods, who
provides depth at both defensive tackle and edge if needed. His versatility and
explosiveness will fit in perfectly with the Texans culture.
29. Kansas
City Chiefs (via LAR)- Caleb Lomu, OT/G, Utah
KC could double up on CBs here, or they could take a WR if
any of the top guys fall to them.
Instead, they add a versatile lineman in Lomu, who will help protect
Mahomes as he comes back from injury. Another candidate to potentially kick
inside as he adjusts to the NFL, Lomu projects as a starting left tackle in a
couple of years.
30. Miami
Dolphins (via DEN)- Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
Again, the Dolphins need everything, and that includes
CB. Terrell has aggravated a hamstring
injury at a private workout for teams, but his play on the field is worthy of
this pick. He is an intense tackler, had nine pass breakups last year, and even
forced eight career fumbles. That is the type of player that the Dolphins
should want to add.
31. New
England Patriots- Zion Young, DE, Missouri
The Pats could go O-Line, but they lost some pieces on the
edge this offseason, and they need more depth. Zion Young is a bit of a raw
prospect, but Mike Vrabel will love molding him into an impact defender.
32. Seattle
Seahawks- Colton Hood, CB, Tennessee
As a team that won the Super Bowl should expect, the
Seahawks lost a ton of players, including in the secondary. Hood is a press-man
corner, had 10 pass breakups last year, and showed out at the Senior Bowl. He
is a no-brainer pick at this point.
Round 2
33. New York Jets- Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
34. Arizona Cardinals- Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama
The second QB goes here. I don’t mock trades, and could see
a team trading back into the 1st to get Ty Simpson. In fact, I
absolutely can see the Cardinals doing that.
Instead, he falls here, and the Cardinals have their QB of the future,
but without the pressure to start him right away, or the pressure to not take
one if you are in position to take, say, Arch Manning next year.
35. Tennessee Titans- Chase Bisontis, G, Texas A&M
36. Las Vegas Raiders- Max Iheanachor, OT, Arizona State
Iheanachor has only been playing football for 5 years, and
could be a 1st Round pick. Let him develop into a franchise tackle,
and keep Mendoza upright. The weapon will come next round.
37. New York Giants- Caleb Banks, DT, Florida
If it wasn’t for an injury that caused him to miss time this
season, as well as another right before the Combine, Banks would be a Day 1
pick. As it is, he falls to the Giants, who can immediately use him as a
replacement for Dexter Lawrence.
38. Houston Texans (via WSH)- Emmanuel Pregnon, G, Oregon
39. Cleveland Browns- T.J. Parker, Edge, Clemson
40. Kansas City Chiefs- Gabe Jacas, Edge, Illinois
41. Cincinnati Bengals- CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
42. New Orleans Saints- D'Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana
43. Miami Dolphins- Cashius Howell, Edge, Texas A&M
44. New York Jets (via DAL)- Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas
Tech
45. Baltimore Ravens- Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame
This might be a controversial pick, but the Ravens need a
big WR opposite Zay Flowers, and Fields is that. Plus, he can go up and get the
passes Lamar was sailing over everyone’s heads last year.
46. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Brandon Cisse, CB, South
Carolina
47. Indianapolis Colts- Malachi Lawrence, Edge, UCF
The first pick of the Draft for the Colts, Lawrence can
develop opposite Laiatu Latu to bring explosive rush off the edge.
48. Atlanta Falcons- Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama
If Lawrence hadn’t just been taken, he may be the pick here,
since James Pierce (the reason the Falcons don’t have a 1st round
pick) may be in jail next year and not on the field. Instead, a reliable target
opposite Drake London is the pick.
49. Minnesota Vikings- Lee Hunter, DT, Texas Tech
50. Detroit Lions- R Mason Thomas, Edge, Oklahoma
51. Carolina Panthers- Keionte Scott, CB/S, Miami (Fla.)
52. Green Bay Packers- Christen Miller, DT, Georgia
Even with Micah Parsons’ injury, the Packers are happy they
traded their 1st round pick for him. They add some additional help on the
defensive line with Miller, a run-stuffer who should help them stop the
excellent Lions and Bears running games in their division.
53. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jake Golday, LB, Cincinnati
54. Philadelphia Eagles- Derrick Moore, Edge, Michigan
55. Los Angeles Chargers- Keylan Rutledge, G, Georgia
Tech
56. Jacksonville Jaguars- Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas
The Jags had a great year, even with Travis Hunter getting
hurt and not being a factor. If he comes back healthy and concentrates on one
side of the ball (it sounds like CB), then they still have a guy worth the
picks they sacrificed to get him. In the meantime, they replace Pro Bowler
Devin Lloyd with the best LB available in Hill. Hill has fantastic speed for a
LB, and can both blitz and cover better than most. He should be an every-down
player.
57. Chicago Bears- Gennings Dunker, OT/G, Iowa
58. San Francisco 49ers- Caleb Tiernan, OT, Northwestern
59. Houston Texans- Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame
60. Chicago Bears (via BUF)- Gracen Halton, DT, Oklahoma
61. Los Angeles Rams- Josiah Trotter, LB, Missouri
62. Denver Broncos- Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt
The Broncos traded their 1st round pick for
Jaylen Waddle, and add their”Joker” mismatch nightmare player in Stowers. He is
a phenomenal offensive weapon, but needs to learn to block a bit more if he
ever wants to play in-line and help in the run game. The Broncos could have an offense as good as
their defense was if they pull this off.
63. New England Patriots- Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia
64. Seattle Seahawks- A.J. Haulcy, S, LSU
Round 3
65. Arizona Cardinals- Keyron Crawford, Edge, Auburn
66. Tennessee Titans- Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson
67. Las Vegas Raiders- Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana
The best way to help a young QB? Get him one of his favorite
college targets. The trust and success is already there!
68. Philadelphia Eagles (via NYJ)- Treydan Stukes, S,
Arizona
69. Houston Texans (via NYG)- Dani Dennis-Sutton, Edge,
Penn State
70. Cleveland Browns- Davison Igbinosun, CB, Ohio State
71. Washington Commanders- Chris Brazzell II, WR,
Tennessee
72. Cincinnati Bengals- Jaishawn Barham, Edge, Michigan
73. New Orleans Saints- Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
74. Kansas City Chiefs- Ted Hurst, WR, Georgia State
75. Miami Dolphins- Jalen Farmer, G, Kentucky
76. Pittsburgh Steelers (via DAL)- Deion Burks, WR,
Oklahoma
77. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Domonique Orange, DT, Iowa
State
78. Indianapolis Colts- Kyle Louis, LB/S, Pittsburgh
79. Atlanta Falcons- Keith Abney II, CB, Arizona State
80. Baltimore Ravens- Trey Zuhn III, C, Texas A&M
81. Jacksonville Jaguars (via DET)- Romello Height, Edge,
Texas Tech
82. Minnesota Vikings- Jake Slaughter, C, Florida
83. Carolina Panthers- Skyler Bell, WR, UConn
84. Green Bay Packers- Daylen Everette, CB, Georgia
85. Pittsburgh Steelers- Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia
86. Los Angeles Chargers- LT Overton, Edge, Alabama
87. Miami Dolphins (via PHI)- Zakee Wheatley, S, Penn
State
88. Jacksonville Jaguars- Malik Muhammad, CB, Texas
89. Chicago Bears- Joshua Josephs, Edge, Tennessee
90. Miami Dolphins (via HOU)- Max Klare, TE, Ohio State
91. Buffalo Bills- Billy Schrauth, G, Notre Dame
92. Dallas Cowboys (via SF)- Genesis Smith, S, Arizona
93. Los Angeles Rams- Travis Burke, OT, Memphis
94. Miami Dolphins (DEN)- De'Zhaun Stribling, WR, Ole
Miss
95. New England Patriots- Markel Bell, OT, Miami (Fla.)
96. Seattle Seahawks- Mike Washington Jr., RB, Arkansas
97. Minnesota Vikings (compensatory)- Bryce Lance, WR,
North Dakota State
98. Philadelphia Eagles (compensatory)- Austin Barber,
OT, Florida
99. Pittsburgh Steelers (compensatory)- Drew Allar, QB,
Penn State
100. Jacksonville Jaguars (via DET; special compensatory)-
Jalon Kilgore, S, South Carolina
Round 4
101. Tennessee Titans- Kamari Ramsey, S, USC
102. Las Vegas Raiders- Kaleb Proctor, DT, SE Louisiana
103. New York Jets- Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU
104. Arizona Cardinals- Tyler Onyedim, DT, Texas A&M
105. New York Giants- Febechi Nwaiwu, G, Oklahoma
106. Houston Texans (via WSH)- Jude Bowry, OT, Boston
College
107. Cleveland Browns- Bud Clark, S, TCU
108. Denver Broncos (via NO)- Darrell Jackson Jr., DT,
Florida State
109. Kansas City Chiefs- Zane Durant, DT, Penn State
110. Cincinnati Bengals- Logan Jones, C, Iowa
111. Denver Broncos (via MIA)- VJ Payne, S, Kansas State
112. Dallas Cowboys- Keyshaun Elliott, LB, Arizona State
113. Indianapolis Colts- Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, USC
114. Philadelphia Eagles (via ATL)- Connor Lew, C, Auburn
115. Baltimore Ravens- Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke
116. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Sam Hecht, C, Kansas State
117. Las Vegas Raiders (via MIN from JAX)- Julian Neal,
CB, Arkansas
118. Detroit Lions- Chris McClellan, DT, Missouri
119. Carolina Panthers- Jeremiah Wright, G, Auburn
120. Green Bay Packers- Dametrious Crownover, OT, Texas
A&M
121. Pittsburgh Steelers- Will Lee III, CB, Texas A&M
122. Atlanta Falcons (via PHI)- Emmett Johnson, RB,
Nebraska
123. Los Angeles Chargers- Brenen Thompson, WR,
Mississippi State
124. Jacksonville Jaguars- Rayshaun Benny, DT, Michigan
125. New England Patriots (via CHI from KC)- Sam Roush,
TE, Stanford
126. Buffalo Bills- Max Llewellyn, Edge, Iowa
127. San Francisco 49ers- Mason Reiger, Edge, Wisconsin
128. Detroit Lions (via HOU)- Kaleb Elarms-Orr, LB, TCU
129. Chicago Bears (via LAR)- Kendrick Law, WR, Kentucky
130. Miami Dolphins (via DEN)- Harold Perkins Jr., LB,
LSU
131. New England Patriots- DeMonte Capehart, DT, Clemson
132. New Orleans Saints (via SEA)- Justin Joly, TE, NC
State
133. San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)- Jakobe Thomas,
S, Miami (Fla.)
134. Las Vegas Raiders (compensatory)- Nick Barrett, DT,
South Carolina
135. Pittsburgh Steelers (compensatory)- Jonah Coleman,
RB, Washington
136. New Orleans Saints
(compensatory)- Bryce Boettcher, LB, Oregon
137. Philadelphia Eagles (compensatory)- Malik Benson,
WR, Oregon
138. San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)- Eli Raridon, TE,
Notre Dame
139. San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)- Brian Parker II,
C, Duke
140. New York Jets (compensatory)- Kage Casey, G, Boise
State
Round 5
141. Houston Texans (via LV from CLE)- Jack Endries, TE,
Texas
142. Tennessee Titans (via NYJ from BAL)- Kaytron Allen,
RB, Penn State
143. Arizona Cardinals- Jimmy Rolder, LB, Michigan
144. Tennessee Titans (via LAR from TEN)- Aiden Fisher,
LB, Indiana
145. New York Giants- Josh Cameron, WR, Baylor
146. Cleveland Browns- Will Kacmarek, TE, Ohio State
147. Washington Commanders- Matt Gulbin, C, Michigan
State
148. Kansas City Chiefs- Joe Royer, TE, Cincinnati
Bringing in a TE from Travis Kelce’s alma mater (who broke
all of his records, as well) to learn from him in the twilight of his career? It’s
a love story. Andy, just say Yes.
149. Cleveland Browns (via CIN)- Demond Claiborne, RB,
Wake Forest
150. New Orleans Saints- Albert Regis, DT, Texas A&M
151. Miami Dolphins- Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State
152. Dallas Cowboys- Keagen Trost, G, Missouri
153. Green Bay Packers (via ATL from PHI)- George Gumbs
Jr., Edge, Florida
154. Baltimore Ravens- Nadame Tucker, Edge, Western
Michigan
155. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Red Murdock, LB, Buffalo
156. Indianapolis Colts- Carson Beck, QB, Miami (Fla.)
157. Detroit Lions- Charles Demmings, CB, Stephen F.
Austin
158. Carolina Panthers (via MIN)- Hezekiah Masses, CB,
California
159. Carolina Panthers- Tim Keenan III, DT, Alabama
160. Green Bay Packers- Micah Morris, G, Georgia
161. Pittsburgh Steelers- Michael Taaffe, S, Texas
162. Baltimore Ravens (via LAC)- Cole Payton, QB, North
Dakota State
163. Minnesota Vikings (via PHI)- Tacario Davis, CB,
Washington
164. Jacksonville Jaguars- Diego Pounds, OT, Ole Miss
165. Buffalo Bills (via CHI)- Devin Moore, CB, Florida
166. Jacksonville Jaguars (via SF from PHI)- Anez Cooper,
G, Miami (Fla.)
167. Houston Texans (via PHI)- Justin Jefferson, LB,
Alabama
168. Buffalo Bills- Jack Kelly, LB, BYU
169. Kansas City Chiefs (via LAR)- Adam Randall, RB,
Clemson
170. Denver Broncos- Jaden
Dugger, LB, Louisiana
171. New England Patriots- Jadon Canady, CB, Oregon
172. New Orleans Saints (via SEA)- Drew Shelton, OT, Penn
State
173. Baltimore Ravens (compensatory)- Skyler Gill-Howard,
DT, Texas Tech
174. Baltimore Ravens (compensatory)- Eli Heidenreich,
RB, Navy
175. Las Vegas Raiders (compensatory)- Beau Stephens, G,
Iowa
176. Kansas City Chiefs
(compensatory)- Deontae Lawson, LB, Alabama
177. Dallas Cowboys (compensatory)- Bryson Eason, DT,
Tennessee
178. Philadelphia Eagles (compensatory)- Ephesians
Prysock, CB, Washington
179. New York Jets (compensatory)- Ar'maj Reed-Adams, G,
Texas A&M
180. Dallas Cowboys (compensatory)- Kaelon Black, RB,
Indiana
181. Detroit Lions (compensatory)- Taylen Green, QB,
Arkansas
Round 6
182. Buffalo Bills (via NYJ from CLE, JAX and LV)- J.C.
Davis, OT, Illinois
183. Arizona Cardinals- Nate Boerkircher, TE, Texas
A&M
184. Tennessee Titans- Avery Smith, CB, Toledo
185. Las Vegas Raiders- Michael Taaffe, S, Texas
186. New York Giants- TJ Hall, CB, Iowa
187. Washington Commanders- Trey Moore, Edge, Texas
188. Seattle Seahawks (via CLE)- Caden Curry, Edge, Ohio
State
189. Cincinnati Bengals- Devon Marshall, CB, NC State
190. New Orleans Saints-
Jalen Huskey, S, Maryland
191. New England Patriots (via KC)- Ryan Eckley, P,
Michigan State
PUNTER!
192. New York Giants (via MIA)- Trey Smack, K, Florida
KICKER! With a perfect last name for a kicker!
193. New York Giants (via DAL)- J'Mari Taylor, RB,
Virginia
194. Tennessee Titans (via BAL from NYJ)- Jeff Caldwell,
WR, Cincinnati
195. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Dallen Bentley, TE, Utah
196. Minnesota Vikings (via IND)- Marlin Klein, TE,
Michigan
197. Philadelphia Eagles (via ATL)- Taurean York, LB,
Texas A&M
198. New England Patriots (via MIN from HOU, MIN and SF)-
Enrique Cruz Jr., G, Kansas
199. Cincinnati Bengals (via DET from CLE)- Cole
Wisniewski, S, Texas Tech
200. Carolina Panthers- Kendal Daniels, LB, Oklahoma
201. Green Bay Packers- Cyrus Allen, WR, Cincinnati
202. New England Patriots (via PIT)- Xavian Sorey Jr.,
LB, Arkansas
203. Jacksonville Jaguars (via PHI from HOU and PHI)- Reggie
Virgil, WR, Texas Tech
204. Los Angeles Chargers- Ahmari Harvey, CB, Georgia
Tech
205. Detroit Lions (via JAX)- Carver Willis, G,
Washington
206. Cleveland Browns (via CHI)- Logan Taylor, G, Boston
College
207. Los Angeles Rams (via HOU from LAR and TEN)- Anthony
Lucas, Edge, USC
208. Las Vegas Raiders (via BUF from NYJ)- Seth McGowan,
RB, Kentucky
209. Washington Commanders (via SF)- Latrell McCutchin
Sr., CB, Houston
210. Kansas City Chiefs (via LAR)- DeShon Singleton, S,
Nebraska
211. Baltimore Ravens (via DEN from NYJ, MIN and PHI)- David
Gusta, DT, Kentucky
212. New England Patriots- Roman Hemby, RB, Indiana
213. Detroit Lions (via SEA from JAX)- Robert
Spears-Jennings, S, Oklahoma
214. Indianapolis Colts (via PIT; compensatory)- Isaiah
World, OT, Oregon
215. Atlanta Falcons (via PHI; compensatory)- Nolan
Rucci, OT, Penn State
216. Pittsburgh Steelers (compensatory)- Pat Coogan, C,
Indiana
Round 7
217. Arizona Cardinals- DJ Campbell, G, Texas
218. Dallas Cowboys (via TEN)- Colbie Young, WR, Georgia
219. Las Vegas Raiders- Riley Nowakowski, TE, Indiana
220. Buffalo Bills (via NYJ)- Lorenzo Styles Jr., S, Ohio
State
221. Cincinnati Bengals (via NYG from DAL)- Josh Cuevas,
TE, Alabama
222. Detroit Lions (via CLE)- Kevin Coleman Jr., WR,
Missouri
223. Washington Commanders- Dalton Johnson, S, Arizona
224. Pittsburgh Steelers (via NO from NE)- Wesley
Williams, Edge, Duke
225. Tennessee Titans (via KC from DAL)- Tanner Koziol,
TE, Houston
226. Cincinnati Bengals- Fa'alili Fa'amoe, OT, Wake
Forest
227. Miami Dolphins- Landon Robinson, DT, Navy
228. New York Jets (via DAL from BUF and LV)- Louis
Moore, S, Indiana
229. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- J. Michael Sturdivant, WR,
Florida
230. Pittsburgh Steelers (via IND)- Aaron Hall, DT, Duke
231. Atlanta Falcons- Tyreak Sapp, Edge, Florida
232. Los Angeles Rams (via BAL)- Alex Harkey, G, Oregon
233. Jacksonville Jaguars (via DET)- Le'Veon Moss, RB, Texas
A&M
234. Minnesota Vikings- Alan Herron, OT, Maryland
235. Minnesota Vikings (via CAR)- Mikail Kamara, Edge,
Indiana
236. Green Bay Packers- Jam Miller, RB, Alabama
237. Pittsburgh Steelers- Thaddeus Dixon, CB, North
Carolina
238. Miami Dolphins (via LAC from TEN and NYJ)- Aamil
Wagner, OT, Notre Dame
239. Chicago Bears (via PHI from JAX and CLE)- Andre
Fuller, CB, Toledo
240. Jacksonville Jaguars- Michael Trigg, TE, Baylor
241. Chicago Bears- Jayden Williams, OT, Ole Miss
242. New York Jets (via BUF from CLE)- Gary Smith III,
DT, UCLA
243. Houston Texans (via SF)- CJ Daniels, WR, Miami
(Fla.)
244. Minnesota Vikings (via HOU)- Chip Trayanum, RB,
Toledo
245. Jacksonville Jaguars (via LAR from HOU)- Zxavian
Harris, DT, Ole Miss
246. Denver Broncos- Logan Fano, LB/EDGE, Utah
247. New England Patriots- Jager Burton, C, Kentucky
248. Cleveland Browns (via SEA)- Eric Gentry, LB, USC
249. Indianapolis Colts (compensatory)- Bishop
Fitzgerald, S, USC
250. Baltimore Ravens (compensatory)- Lander Barton, LB,
Utah
251. Los Angeles Rams (compensatory)- Cade Klubnik, QB,
Clemson
252. Los Angeles Rams (compensatory)- Collin Wright, CB,
Stanford
253. Baltimore Ravens (compensatory)- Brett Thorson, P,
Georgia
254. Indianapolis Colts (compensatory)- Wade Woodaz, LB,
Clemson
255. Green Bay Packers (compensatory)- Fernando Carmona,
G, Arkansas
256. Denver Broncos (compensatory)- Haynes King, QB,
Georgia Tech
257. Denver Broncos (compensatory)- Caden Barnett, G/T,
Wyoming
And there it is!
Thank you so much for reading. As
I say every year, I really do this for me, but appreciate anyone else that
enjoys it. I’d like to both thank and
apologize to my cat, who has been very patient while I do this instead of
giving her all of my attention.
Who do you want your team to take? Who will be the hidden jewel of Day 3? I can’t wait to find out. Enjoy the Draft, my friends!
