2026 NFL Seven-Round Mock Draft – JMark

The NFL draft is days away. What are your team’s biggest needs? Who is at the top of your wish list? Every year, I do a seven-round draft. This is that draft. I factor in team rosters, team needs, player visits, and some gut instincts. I don’t make GM money. However, this is how I think the draft plays out. Check out the obvious picks and the twists I’ve thrown in. Also, this mock has no trade guesses. It’s as if no trades will happen, even though we know that’s not the case. Check out my 2026 seven-round NFL mock draft.

2026 NFL Seven-Round Mock Draft – JMark

Round 1

The start of my seven-round mock draft for the 2026 NFL season has no surprises. Fernando Mendoza goes number one. However, if I’m being completely honest, I have no idea what will happen after that. This is one of the most unpredictable first ten picks that I have ever remembered. Also, full disclosure, I was five rounds in to this mock draft when the Giants and Bengals completed a trade. Rather than redo the whole thing, I just had to move a few things around.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
1	Raiders	Fernando Mendoza	QB	Indiana
		What a year for Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza. The Raiders continue the good things in his life by drafting him first in the 2026 NFL Draft. They'll hopefully find a coach that can properly use this 6-5 quarterback who just threw for 33 touchdowns and only 6 INTs. He'll help improve this franchise immediately. Don't forget, Tom Brady is partial owner of this team. Some mentorship from Brady could go a long way.
2	Jets	Arvell Reese	LB	Ohio State
		The Jets have a lot of needs, including at quarterback. However, none of the candidates are worth taking second in the draft. Therefore, they focus on somebody who can become a quarterback for the defense in linebacker Arvell Reese. A defensive driven team gets one of the top defenders in the draft.
3	Cardinals	Francis Mauigoa	OT	Miami
		The Cardinals are another team that need to shift the direction their team is going. Kyler Murray is gone and they have a major need at quarterback. However, whoever is taking snaps at quarterback, they'll need protection. The Cardinals take the best offensive tackle in the draft in Francis Mauigoa who had a really solid year protecting Carson Beck last year.
4	Titans	Rueben Bain Jr.	ED	Miami
		The Titans have quite a bit of needs and a new coach who just so happens to love defense. They are serious lacking on edge rushers and lineman in general. Bain will end up more as a rushing linebacker for them. Saleh ignores the noise and gets a guy who had 12 sacks and an incredible 68 QB hurries last year.
5	Giants	Mansoor Delane	CB	LSU
		The Giants give a little surprise here by taking cornerback Mansoor Delane out of LSU. Delane is a lockdown corner who held opposing quarterbacks to a 27.5 passer rating when they threw his way. He only allowed 147 yards all year, no touchodwns and finished with two interceptions. He took a huge step forward from the previous year and will only continue to get better .
6	Browns	Carnell Tate	WR	Ohio State
		Personally, I don't think Shedeur or Gabriel are the answer at quarteback for the Browns. However, I don't get paid for those decisions. I think the Browns will roll with Sanders for 2026. One area they can help him succeed is by getting him more weapons. Therefore they draft Carnell Tate out of Ohio State. In 2025 he pulled in 875 yards, 17.2 yards per reception, and nine touchdowns. He's a 6-3 and has the speed needed to excell in the NFL.
7	Commanders	Jeremiyah Love	RB	Notre Dame
		The Commanders have a lot of needs. However, they can't pass up the opporutnity to add the player that may be the best offensive player in the draft in Jeremiyah Love. Love was stellar at Notre Dame last year, finishing with 1372 rushing yards and 18 rushing touchdowns. It wasn't a fluke, he had 1124 rushing yards and 17 rushing touchdowns in 2024. He'll help change this offense and take pressure of Jayden Daniels.
8	Saints	David Bailey	ED	Texas Tech
		The Saints have a lot of needs but go with the next best available player in David Bailey. Bailey had a monster year at Texas Tech last year, finishing with 15 sacks, 23 QB hits ,and 43 QB hurries. PFF gave him a 93.8 pass rush grade and a 21.6% pass rush win rate.
9	Chiefs	Caleb Downs	S	Ohio State
		The Chiefs are weak in their defensive backfield. That includes cornerbacks and safeties. They take the next guy on their board that fits a need in Caleb Downs out of Ohio State. He is excellent at both covering and run-stopping and will immediately help this defense be better.
10	Giantsvia CIN	Sonny Styles	LB	Ohio State
		It hasn't felt right not taking Sonny Styles, but he just hadn't fallen to a good fit yet. That changes when the Giants make their second selection and take the Ohio State linebacker number 10 overall. He's equally good at run defense and as a cover linebacker. The Giants could have opted to replace Dexter Lawrence here, however, I don't think any of the candidates are worth the top-10 selection.
11	Dolphins	Jordyn Tyson	WR	Arizona State
		It's no surprise that the Dolphins need receiver help, especially after trading Jaylen Waddle. I've seen a lot of people mock Makai Lemon here. However, I think the Dolphins want a bigger bodied guy who can work on the outside. Tyson is capable of being a WR1 where I feel Lemon is more of a compliment. Tyson only played 9 games this season for Arizona State but still managed 711 yards and 8 touchdowns. In 12 games in 2024, he had 1098 yards and 10 touchdowns. He'll immediately become Malik Willis' number one target.
12	Cowboys	Jermod McCoy	CB	Tennessee
		The Cowboys need a lot of help in their defensive backfield. McCoy should pass all his medical exams and the Cowboys have an extremely good doctor in Dallas to vouch for him. He showed the potential to be a true shut-down corner in man to man and I think Jerry Jones doesn't mind taking the risk on him.
13	Rams via ATL	Spencer Fano	OT	Utah
		The Rams are gearing up for what is most likely Matt Stafford's last year. One of the biggest things is to make sure he's protected. They weren't terrible at tackle last year, however, Spencer Fano will slot in as their right tackle and be an upgrade. He has allowed just one sack in the last 806 pass block snaps.
14	Ravens	Emmanuel Pregnon	G	Oregon
		The Ravens take Oregon guard Emmanuel Pregnon. This may seem early for him and most will say Ioane is a better player. That may be, but Pregnon fits the Ravens offensive scheme better due to his excellent run blocking. He can pass block pretty good too. Pregnon has played both guard spots but has the most experience at left guard. This will immediately help Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry both.
15	Buccaneers	Olaivavega Ioane	G	Penn State
		After watching one guard go already the Bucs pounce on Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane. He's a great fit in a pass-pro offense and graded in the 90th percentail in true pass sets and 95th on five and seven-stop drops. Suddenly, Baker has more time to throw and the offense gets better.
16	Jetsvia IND	Ty Simpson	QB	Alabama
		The Jets did the smart thing with their first pick and took the best player available. This time they take the position that seems to hold the most importance in the NFL, a quarterback. Jets select Ty Simpson out of Alabama. Simpson had 3,561 passing yards, 28 touchdowns to just five interceptions. Simpson improved every year, has an excellent deep ball, and is used to playing on the big stage. He can sit behind Geno for a year and learn the NFL game.
17	Lions	Monroe Freeling	OT	Georgia
		This is a Dan Campbell-type pick. The Lions take Georgia tackle Monroe Freeling. Taylor Decker is gone, and Freeling will be able to step in and start producing and protecting right in his place. He's played both tackle positions but excels at left tackle. Last year, PFF gave him an 86.1 pass block grade.
18	Vikings	Dillon Thieneman	S	Oregon
		The Vikings need a lot of help. They upgrade their secondary by taking Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman. This Vikings team is going to miss Harrison Smith, up until Dillon Thieneman. He is an excellent cover safety who had a 17.2% forced incompletion rate last year.
19	Panthers	Kenyon Sadiq	TE	Oregon
		The Panthers took a big step forward and now they get Bryce Young another weapon in Kenyon Sadiq. He's very athletic and versatile and will help in both the receiving and blocking games. He has huge upside and is a mismatch nightmare.
20	Cowboysvia via GB	CJ Allen	LB	Georgia
		With their second pick in the first round, which they got from the Parsons trade, the Cowboys take a linebacker. CJ Allen out of Georgia is a blue chip player who is excellent against the run. His coverage grade needs work but they draft him to improve their rush defense anyways.
21	Steelers	Makai Lemon	WR	USC
		The Steelers get a steal in wide receiver Makai Lemon out of USC. The 5-11 speedy receiver has plenty of experience at all positions but is primarily a slot receiver. The Steelers finished with Adam Thielen as their slot receiver last year, a player I don't think returns to the NFL, let alone ot the Steelers. Lemon finished last year with 1156 yards and 11 touchdowns. He'll add speed to this offense, no matter who is throwing the ball, and create nice mismatch opportunities against safeties and linebackers and slot-backs. Their starting quarterback will now have Metcalf, Pittman, and Lemon to throw to.
22	Chargers	Kayden McDonald	DI	Ohio State
		The Chargers take interior defensive lineman Kayden McDonald to improve their d-line. He's an excelletn run-stopping defender. He had top-tier stability, lnding in the 99th percentile in run-stop rate. Even though his pass-rush is a little limited, he's still the best interior lineman in the draft and is a big 326-pound addition to the Chargers' line
23	Eagles	Kadyn Proctor	OT	Alabama
		The Eagles take offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor out of Alabama. The Eagles have hosted a slew of offensive tackles, indicating that they are either preparing for Lane Johnson to play his last season, or for him to take a step back in general. Blake Miller may be a better fit for them because of his experience at right tackle, however, I think they'll be infatuated with Proctor after his team visit with them.
24	Brownsvia JAGS	Blake Miller	OT	Clemson
		Maybe the Browns could have had a better result from their quarterbacks had they had better protection. They upgrade their offensive line by taking Blake Miller. He has played primarily at right tackle and only allowed 3 sacks in over 1000 pass blocking snaps over the past two years. He has some experience at left tackle, but the right side is where he excels. The Browns have no current offensive lineman starters, so they can use all the help.
25	Bears	Akheem Mesidor	ED	Miami
		The Bears are gifted edge rusher Akheem Mesidor. They've been looking for somebody to help pair with Montez Sweat and Mesidor will be great at it. Yes, Reuben Bain got a lot of the attention on that Miami defense. Still, Mesidor finished with 13 sacks and 50 QB hurries. He's very good as a pass rush defender and a run defender.
26	Bills	Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	S	Toledo
		The Bills need secondary help all across the board. They improve the safety position by taking Emmanuel McNeil-Warren. EMW is an explosive safety who can create turnovers. Last year he had a coverage grade of 92 and a run-defense grade of 83.2. He's from a smaller school, but he's a fierce copmetitor who the Bills Mafia will love.
27	49ers	Denzel Boston	WR	Washington
		The 49ers have had a lot of wide receivers to visit, and they select one of them in the first round in Denzel Boston out of Washington. He's a 6-4 X receiver with the size and skill to become a WR1. He has elite hand strength and smooth routes. Boston finished with 11 touchdowns and a 76.9% contested catch rate.
28	Texans	Caleb Banks	DI	Florida
		The Texans had a really strong defense last year. They get stronger with 6-6, 330-pound interior defensive lineman Caleb Banks out of Florida. He's a space occupier and can contribute in both the run-stopping game and pass rush. He has a lot of untapped potential but the Texans' other d-line pieces are so strong, he'll thrive.
29	Chiefsvia RAMS	Avieon Terrell	CB	Clemson
		The Chiefs continue to improve the secondary, this time taking cornerback Aieon Terrell. He's a zone cover specialist who also excels at stopping the run. He has elite football IQ and playmaking instincts. He's also playe dall over including corner, slot, box, and deep man.
30	Dolphinsvia DEN	Peter Woods	DI	Clemson
		The Dolphins need a lot of help in the interior of their defensive line. They add Peter Woods out of Clemson. He excels at the B Gap but has played all over. He's got a good blend of size, strenght, and athleticism and is very versatile. He has an explosive first step and is disruptive at the line of scrimmage. Dolphins get a steal.
31	Patriots	Keldric Faulk	ED	Auburn
		For a team coming off the Super Bowl, I do think the Patriots have a good amount of needs. They struggled to get production from the edge last year and their highest graded edge player is Harold Landry, who's stats had him finish 43rd of 119 pass rushers. They add Keldric Faulk who will fit the culture and the scheme. At Auburn, he had more sacks in 2024 with 9. However, this is a guy who will be fun to puzzle in different plays.
32	Seahawks	Colton Hood	CB	Tennessee
		The Super Bowl champs keep their foot on the gas and draft Colton Hood, a cornerback out of Tennessee. He'll line up opposite of Witherspoon and make it harder for teams to pass on this team. Seattle knows their time with Darnold may be limited, so they're all in for another year and this is a great addition to improve a defense that was already very solid.

Round 2

Is it weird that I felt better about Round 1 than Round 2 of my 2026 NFL mock draft in this seven-rounder? It will only take me being wrong on a handful of first-rounders to mess up my guess on the second round. However, this is how I think the second round will go down.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
65	Cardinals	Josiah Trotter	LB	Missouri
		The Cardinals take the physical linebacker Josiah Trotter out of Missouri. He's a downhill linebacker that will fit their scheme well. He's a good run defender and pass rusher.
66	Titans	Markel Bell	OT	Miami
		The Titans take a massive offensive tackle, Markel Bell, out of Miami. He's 6-9 but moves well for his size. In 558 pass block snaps at left tackle last year, he allowed 0 sacks and only 1 QB hit.
67	Raiders	Gennings Dunker	OT	Iowa
		The Raiders take Iowa tackle Gennings Dunker. He's mainly played right tackle but may be moved inside at guard. Either way, the Raiders could use him on their offensive line. He's a powerful lineman who will set the tone on the line.
68	Eagles via NYJ	Bryce Lance	WR	North Dakota State
		The Eagles are no strangers to taking a shot on a player from North Dakota State. This year, they draft Bryce Lance, a 6-3 X receiver. Who knows what's going to happen with A.J. Brown. Regardless, Lance is a weapon.
69	Texansvia NYG	Jadarian Price	RB	Notre Dame
		The Texans take the other Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price. In his limited useage behind Love, Price looked like an explosive NFL ready back. He will make a nice compliment to David Montgomery. On 113 carries, he scored 11 touchdowns last year and averaged 6 yards per attempt.
70	Browns	Logan Jones	C	Iowa
		Another Iowa lineman goes as the Browns take Logan Jones. They need a lot of offensive line help and continue to get it by adding Jones. He's got a high-IQ and is a big time competitor.
71	Commanders	Dani Dennis-Sutton	ED	Penn State
		Just because the Commanders are getting defensive line help later in the draft, it doesn't mean they aren't still getting a big-time player. Edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton out of Penn State finished last year with 8 sacks, 14 qb hits ,and 29 hurries. He's got scheme flexibility and I think a lot of teams are going to be eying this guy in Round 3.
72	Bengals	Caleb Tiernan	OT	Northwestern
		If the Bengals don't start protecting Joe Burrow more, they're going to end up seeing him retire. They bring in some help in 6-7 Northwestern tackle Caleb Tiernan. He's an experienced tackle and has a high football IQ. He will be a Day 1 starter.
73	Saints	Zachariah Branch	WR	Georgia
		The Saints need more playmakers and they get one in Georgia wide receiver Zachariah Branch. He's got difference-making athleticism and is a super speedy guy. He'll become a Rashid Shaheed type replacement for them.
74	Chiefs	Chris Brazzell II	WR	Tennessee
		A lot of scouts say Tennessee wide receiver Chris Brazzell II is a boom-or-bust vertical receiver. Who better to make him a boom than Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and the Chiefs?
75	Dolphins	Keylan Rutledge	G	Georgia Tech
		The Dolphins take Keylan Rutledge, a 6-4 330 pound guard who allowed equally decent run and pass blocking grades and didn't allow a single sack. He'll be a great run-blocker for Devon Achane
76	Steelers via PIT	Kamari Ramsey	S	USC
		The Steelers take safety Kamari Ramsey out of USC. Ramsey is a veratile player with the ability to play both safety spots as well as in the slot.
77	Buccaneers	Max Klare	TE	Ohio State
		The Bucs will still utilize Cade Otton. However, they need to add some young talent at the position to help the receivin game and they do that with Max Klare out of Ohio State. He's got saavy receiving skills and will really help in the pass game.
78	Colts	Genesis Smith	S	Arizona
		The Colts continue to improve on defense by taking safety Genesis Smith out of Arizona. He's a good cover safety with good size and traits.
79	Falcons	Treydan Stukes	CB	Arizona
		The Falcons draft cornerback Treydan Stukes to help their defense improve at stopping the pass. He allowed 0 touchdowns and had 4 interceptoins last year while allowing opposing qb's an average of a 34.4 QBR. He worked his way from a walk-on player to a starter. That's the kind of drive you'll get with Stukes.
80	Ravens	Davison Igbinosun	CB	Ohio State
		The Ravens improve their secondary by taking Ohio State cornerback Davison Igbinosun. He's got good size and phsyicality and will fit in with that Ravens defense.
81	Jaguarsvia DET	Domonique Orange	DI	Iowa State
		The Jaguars continue to improve their defensive lineman by taking a massive prospect with elite power in Iowa State interior lineman Domonique Orange. He has a good first step explosiveness and a good combo of speed and power. The Jags suddenly have a scary d-line.
82	Vikings	Anthony Hill Jr.	LB	Texas
		The Vikings had linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. from Texas in for a Top-30 visit and now they draft him in the third round. He's a strong athlete with good length and will be a good player for them.
83	Panthers	Rommelo Height	ED	Texas Tech
		The Panthers may be getting a steal here with Romello Height, the edge rusher out of Texas Tech. Height finished with 9 sacks, 11 qb hits and 42 hurries. He has quinkness and good technique.
84	Packers	Elijah Sarratt	WR	Indiana
		The Packers take wide receiver Elijah Sarratt out of Indiana. Sarratt has strong hands, great coordination and is highly competitive. He's got the potential to become a strong WR2 in the NFL, and the Packers could use the weapons. The 6-2 receiver finished with 824 yards and 15 rec touchdowns last year.
85	Steelers	Kyle Louis	LB	Pitt
		The Steelers keep linebacker Kyle Louis in the same state, drafting him out of Pitt. Louis is a versatile space defender and can be a cover linebacker or even step in as a nickleback. He's got great cover abillity and explosiveness.
86	Chargers	Jalen Farmer	G	Kentucky
		The Chargers bolster their offensive line by taking 6-5 guard Jalen Farmer out of Kentucky. Across 818 snaps in 2025, he only allowed 14 pressures and no quarterback hits. He also only had one penalty in that time. He's a disciplined lineman who will develop into a nice NFL player.
87	Dolphinsvia PHI	Ted Hurst	WR	Georgia State
		The Dolphins aren't done adding receivers as they take a risk on wide receiver Ted Hurst out of Georgia State. He's a lean X receiver who can block and has great contested-catch ability. Last year he finished with 999 yards and he has 15 rec touchdowns over the last two years.
88	Jaguars	Mike Washington Jr.	RB	Arkansas
		The Jaguars let Travis Etienne walk in free agency this offseason. In the third round they take bruising back Mike Washington out of Arkansas. Washington has great size, straight line speed, and a run-through-your-face style of play. He has good vision and footwork and will serve along Tuten in this backfield.
89	Bears	Darrell Jackson Jr.	DI	Florida State
		The Bears add a massive 6-5, 337-pound defensive tackle by taking Darrell Jackson Jr. out of Florida State. He's got a lot of power and imposing physical traits. He'll need to improve his hand useage in the NFL. However, he's a great run-stopper and will improve this d-line as a Day 1 rotational player at worst and a full-time starter at best.
90	Dolphinsvia HOU	Carson Beck	QB	Miami/b>
		The Dolphins brought in Malik Willis to help them for now. However, I'm not sure he's a long-term answer, or even a short term one, despite what my internet critics think. They take quarterback Carson Beck out of Miami. The former Georgia Bulldog had a good season, completing his third in a row with over 3400 passing yards and over 20 touchdowns. He finished with a 106.7 passer-rating. He has a lot of experience starting.
91	Bills	Chandler Rivers	CB	Duke
		The Bills continue to re-tool their secondary by taking Duke cornerback Chandler Rivers. He logged 3,186 snaps across four seasons at Duke, so comes in with a ton of experience. He only allowed one touchdown in coverage in 2025. Over the past three seasons while playing outside corner, he's only been flagged four times for interference. Discipline.
92	Cowboysvia SF	Keyron Crawford	ED	Auburn
		The Cowboys wait on edge rusher but take Keyron Crawford out of Auburn in the 3rd round. Last year he finished with an 18.3% pass rush win rate and an 85.8 pass rush grade from pFF.
93	Rams	Drew Allar	QB	Penn State
		This may be a little early for some. However, the Rams don't pick again until the 6th round. They have to start thinking about what happens after Matt Stafford and they draft Drew Allar to be that guy. He needs time and refining. Luckily, on the Rams, he'll get that.
94	Dolphinsvia DEN	Kage Casey	OT	Boise State
		The Dolphins bolster their offensive line by taking Boise State tackle Kage Casey. He's a true left tackle who has only allowed 6 sacks and 7 QB hits in the last three years, and only 10 QB hurries in the last two. He can run block and pass block efficiently enough to become an NFL starter.
95	Patriots	Jager Burton	C	Kentucky
		After a trade with the Bears, the Patriots don't have a center. They waited a bit in the draft, but take Jager Burton out of Kentucky. He started at center all last year, but is a versatile guy that can play allover the interior of the line. Last year he allowed 0 sacks and 0 QB hits in 457 pass-blocking snaps.
96	Seahawks	Jonah Coleman	RB	Washington
		The people that made a fuss over the Seahawks letting Kenneth Walker hit free agency must have forgotten how good Zach Charbonnet looked. However, I think it behooves him to share the backfield. Therefore, they keep Washington Huskies RB in the state by taking Jonah Coleman. He's a 5-9 powerful back who can also be used as a reciever and pass protector.
97	VikingsComp Pick	Rayshaun Benny	DI	Michigan
		The Vikings bolster their defensive line by taking Michigan interior defensive lineman Rayshaun Benny. He's a 6-4, 305 run stopper. In case you didn't know, the NFC North runs the ball.
98	Eagles Comp Pick	Devin Moore	CB	Florida
		The Eagles could use some help in the secondary beyond Mitchell. They draft Florida CB Devin Moore towards the end here. If he stays healthy, it could end up being a steal for a cornerback who can cover and stop the run. He's got nice length at 6-3 and good speed even for a taller defensive back.
99	Steelers Comp Pick	Brian Parker II	OT	Duke
		The Steelers grab Brian Parker II, a 6-5 OT out of Duke. Parker graded very well on PFF, including good against in both the rushing and passing games. He's played at both tackle positions, though plays more naturally at the right tackle spot. If they line Dylan Cook up at LT and Parker at RT, the bookend players should provide good protection for the Steeler's QB.
100	JaguarsComp Pick	Zakee Wheatley	S	Penn State
		The Jaguars take Zakee Wheatley, safety out of Penn State to help bolster their secondary. They need somebody who can help defend with Antonio Johnson. Wheatley is slender but rangy, and excel at single-high roles.

Round 3

The chaos and research continue into the third round. As we get into each round, things get more and more questionable. I wish I could say it’s just names I threw out as a guess. However, I spent hours and hours completing this thing, trying to think about what made the most sense. I may be insane, or maybe I care too much. However, this 2026 NFL seven-round mock draft gets a lot of my blood, sweat, and sometimes maybe even a tear or two.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
65	Cardinals	Josiah Trotter	LB	Missouri
		The Cardinals take the physical linebacker Josiah Trotter out of Missouri. He's a downhill linebacker that will fit their scheme well. He's a good run defender and pass rusher.
66	Titans	Markel Bell	OT	Miami
		The Titans take a massive offensive tackle, Markel Bell, out of Miami. He's 6-9 but moves well for his size. In 558 pass block snaps at left tackle last year, he allowed 0 sacks and only 1 QB hit.
67	Raiders	Gennings Dunker	OT	Iowa
		The Raiders take Iowa tackle Gennings Dunker. He's mainly played right tackle but may be moved inside at guard. Either way, the Raiders could use him on their offensive line. He's a powerful lineman who will set the tone on the line.
68	Eagles via NYJ	Bryce Lance	WR	North Dakota State
		The Eagles are no strangers to taking a shot on a player from North Dakota State. This year, they draft Bryce Lance, a 6-3 X receiver. Who knows what's going to happen with A.J. Brown. Regardless, Lance is a weapon.
69	Texansvia NYG	Jadarian Price	RB	Notre Dame
		The Texans take the other Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price. In his limited useage behind Love, Price looked like an explosive NFL ready back. He will make a nice compliment to David Montgomery. On 113 carries, he scored 11 touchdowns last year and averaged 6 yards per attempt.
70	Browns	Logan Jones	C	Iowa
		Another Iowa lineman goes as the Browns take Logan Jones. They need a lot of offensive line help and continue to get it by adding Jones. He's got a high-IQ and is a big time competitor.
71	Commanders	Dani Dennis-Sutton	ED	Penn State
		Just because the Commanders are getting defensive line help later in the draft, it doesn't mean they aren't still getting a big-time player. Edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton out of Penn State finished last year with 8 sacks, 14 qb hits ,and 29 hurries. He's got scheme flexibility and I think a lot of teams are going to be eying this guy in Round 3.
72	Bengals	Caleb Tiernan	OT	Northwestern
		If the Bengals don't start protecting Joe Burrow more, they're going to end up seeing him retire. They bring in some help in 6-7 Northwestern tackle Caleb Tiernan. He's an experienced tackle and has a high football IQ. He will be a Day 1 starter.
73	Saints	Zachariah Branch	WR	Georgia
		The Saints need more playmakers and they get one in Georgia wide receiver Zachariah Branch. He's got difference-making athleticism and is a super speedy guy. He'll become a Rashid Shaheed type replacement for them.
74	Chiefs	Chris Brazzell II	WR	Tennessee
		A lot of scouts say Tennessee wide receiver Chris Brazzell II is a boom-or-bust vertical receiver. Who better to make him a boom than Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and the Chiefs?
75	Dolphins	Keylan Rutledge	G	Georgia Tech
		The Dolphins take Keylan Rutledge, a 6-4 330 pound guard who allowed equally decent run and pass blocking grades and didn't allow a single sack. He'll be a great run-blocker for Devon Achane
76	Steelers via PIT	Kamari Ramsey	S	USC
		The Steelers take safety Kamari Ramsey out of USC. Ramsey is a veratile player with the ability to play both safety spots as well as in the slot.
77	Buccaneers	Max Klare	TE	Ohio State
		The Bucs will still utilize Cade Otton. However, they need to add some young talent at the position to help the receivin game and they do that with Max Klare out of Ohio State. He's got saavy receiving skills and will really help in the pass game.
78	Colts	Genesis Smith	S	Arizona
		The Colts continue to improve on defense by taking safety Genesis Smith out of Arizona. He's a good cover safety with good size and traits.
79	Falcons	Treydan Stukes	CB	Arizona
		The Falcons draft cornerback Treydan Stukes to help their defense improve at stopping the pass. He allowed 0 touchdowns and had 4 interceptoins last year while allowing opposing qb's an average of a 34.4 QBR. He worked his way from a walk-on player to a starter. That's the kind of drive you'll get with Stukes.
80	Ravens	Davison Igbinosun	CB	Ohio State
		The Ravens improve their secondary by taking Ohio State cornerback Davison Igbinosun. He's got good size and phsyicality and will fit in with that Ravens defense.
81	Jaguarsvia DET	Domonique Orange	DI	Iowa State
		The Jaguars continue to improve their defensive lineman by taking a massive prospect with elite power in Iowa State interior lineman Domonique Orange. He has a good first step explosiveness and a good combo of speed and power. The Jags suddenly have a scary d-line.
82	Vikings	Anthony Hill Jr.	LB	Texas
		The Vikings had linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. from Texas in for a Top-30 visit and now they draft him in the third round. He's a strong athlete with good length and will be a good player for them.
83	Panthers	Rommelo Height	ED	Texas Tech
		The Panthers may be getting a steal here with Romello Height, the edge rusher out of Texas Tech. Height finished with 9 sacks, 11 qb hits and 42 hurries. He has quinkness and good technique.
84	Packers	Elijah Sarratt	WR	Indiana
		The Packers take wide receiver Elijah Sarratt out of Indiana. Sarratt has strong hands, great coordination and is highly competitive. He's got the potential to become a strong WR2 in the NFL, and the Packers could use the weapons. The 6-2 receiver finished with 824 yards and 15 rec touchdowns last year.
85	Steelers	Kyle Louis	LB	Pitt
		The Steelers keep linebacker Kyle Louis in the same state, drafting him out of Pitt. Louis is a versatile space defender and can be a cover linebacker or even step in as a nickleback. He's got great cover abillity and explosiveness.
86	Chargers	Jalen Farmer	G	Kentucky
		The Chargers bolster their offensive line by taking 6-5 guard Jalen Farmer out of Kentucky. Across 818 snaps in 2025, he only allowed 14 pressures and no quarterback hits. He also only had one penalty in that time. He's a disciplined lineman who will develop into a nice NFL player.
87	Dolphinsvia PHI	Ted Hurst	WR	Georgia State
		The Dolphins aren't done adding receivers as they take a risk on wide receiver Ted Hurst out of Georgia State. He's a lean X receiver who can block and has great contested-catch ability. Last year he finished with 999 yards and he has 15 rec touchdowns over the last two years.
88	Jaguars	Mike Washington Jr.	RB	Arkansas
		The Jaguars let Travis Etienne walk in free agency this offseason. In the third round they take bruising back Mike Washington out of Arkansas. Washington has great size, straight line speed, and a run-through-your-face style of play. He has good vision and footwork and will serve along Tuten in this backfield.
89	Bears	Darrell Jackson Jr.	DI	Florida State
		The Bears add a massive 6-5, 337-pound defensive tackle by taking Darrell Jackson Jr. out of Florida State. He's got a lot of power and imposing physical traits. He'll need to improve his hand useage in the NFL. However, he's a great run-stopper and will improve this d-line as a Day 1 rotational player at worst and a full-time starter at best.
90	Dolphinsvia HOU	Carson Beck	QB	Miami/b>
		The Dolphins brought in Malik Willis to help them for now. However, I'm not sure he's a long-term answer, or even a short term one, despite what my internet critics think. They take quarterback Carson Beck out of Miami. The former Georgia Bulldog had a good season, completing his third in a row with over 3400 passing yards and over 20 touchdowns. He finished with a 106.7 passer-rating. He has a lot of experience starting.
91	Bills	Chandler Rivers	CB	Duke
		The Bills continue to re-tool their secondary by taking Duke cornerback Chandler Rivers. He logged 3,186 snaps across four seasons at Duke, so comes in with a ton of experience. He only allowed one touchdown in coverage in 2025. Over the past three seasons while playing outside corner, he's only been flagged four times for interference. Discipline.
92	Cowboysvia SF	Keyron Crawford	ED	Auburn
		The Cowboys wait on edge rusher but take Keyron Crawford out of Auburn in the 3rd round. Last year he finished with an 18.3% pass rush win rate and an 85.8 pass rush grade from pFF.
93	Rams	Drew Allar	QB	Penn State
		This may be a little early for some. However, the Rams don't pick again until the 6th round. They have to start thinking about what happens after Matt Stafford and they draft Drew Allar to be that guy. He needs time and refining. Luckily, on the Rams, he'll get that.
94	Dolphinsvia DEN	Kage Casey	OT	Boise State
		The Dolphins bolster their offensive line by taking Boise State tackle Kage Casey. He's a true left tackle who has only allowed 6 sacks and 7 QB hits in the last three years, and only 10 QB hurries in the last two. He can run block and pass block efficiently enough to become an NFL starter.
95	Patriots	Jager Burton	C	Kentucky
		After a trade with the Bears, the Patriots don't have a center. They waited a bit in the draft, but take Jager Burton out of Kentucky. He started at center all last year, but is a versatile guy that can play allover the interior of the line. Last year he allowed 0 sacks and 0 QB hits in 457 pass-blocking snaps.
96	Seahawks	Jonah Coleman	RB	Washington
		The people that made a fuss over the Seahawks letting Kenneth Walker hit free agency must have forgotten how good Zach Charbonnet looked. However, I think it behooves him to share the backfield. Therefore, they keep Washington Huskies RB in the state by taking Jonah Coleman. He's a 5-9 powerful back who can also be used as a reciever and pass protector.
97	VikingsComp Pick	Rayshaun Benny	DI	Michigan
		The Vikings bolster their defensive line by taking Michigan interior defensive lineman Rayshaun Benny. He's a 6-4, 305 run stopper. In case you didn't know, the NFC North runs the ball.
98	Eagles Comp Pick	Devin Moore	CB	Florida
		The Eagles could use some help in the secondary beyond Mitchell. They draft Florida CB Devin Moore towards the end here. If he stays healthy, it could end up being a steal for a cornerback who can cover and stop the run. He's got nice length at 6-3 and good speed even for a taller defensive back.
99	Steelers Comp Pick	Brian Parker II	OT	Duke
		The Steelers grab Brian Parker II, a 6-5 OT out of Duke. Parker graded very well on PFF, including good against in both the rushing and passing games. He's played at both tackle positions, though plays more naturally at the right tackle spot. If they line Dylan Cook up at LT and Parker at RT, the bookend players should provide good protection for the Steeler's QB.
100	JaguarsComp Pick	Zakee Wheatley	S	Penn State
		The Jaguars take Zakee Wheatley, safety out of Penn State to help bolster their secondary. They need somebody who can help defend with Antonio Johnson. Wheatley is slender but rangy, and excel at single-high roles.

Round 4

Let’s be honest, who knows what will happen in Round 4? I did nail a few picks last year in the fourth round. I am also proud to say I nailed the Bears taking Austin Booker. Again, research, research, blood, sweat, tears….it’s all in there.

#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
101	Titans	Dontay Corleone	DI	Cincinnati
		The Titans take an interior defensive lineman out of Cincinnati in Dontay Corleone. He's known as the Godfather and back in 2022 was one of the most dominant run defenders in college football. He had some medical issues, but did bounce back and score an 80.9 run defense grade last year. He's got raw talent and will be a fun puzzle piece for the Titans.
102	Raiders	Chris McClellan	DI	Missouri
		The Raiders met with interior defensive lineman Chris McClellan out of Missouri on their visits and now they draft him and make him a Raider. He's got a bit 6-4 frame and can help out at both stopping the run and rushing the passer from the interior.
103	Jets	Jude Bowry	OT	Boston College
		The Jets continue to improve the offense by adding offensive tackle Jude Bowry out of Boston College. He's a solid athlete who will be a versatile swing lineman. He may be more of a rotational guy in certain situations and schemes, but he'll contribute enough to make him worth the fourth round pick.
104	Cardinals	Kaleb Proctor	DI	Southeastern Louisiana
		Kaleb Proctor is receiving a decent amount of draft buzz for a small school player. The interior defensive lineman is one of the best interior pass-rushres in the draft. He finished last year with 9 sacks and 26 QB hurries from the interior. The Cardinals take a chance on him developing into a guy that can do that consistently in the NFL.
105	Giants	Antonio Williams	WR	Clemson
		The Giants add a slot receiver in Clemson junior Antonio Williams. He's a quick receiver with strong separation metrics. He can also help out in special teams.
106	Texansvia WAS	Javon Kilgore	CB	South Carolina
		The Texans hosted Javon Kilgore, the cornerback out of South Carolina, on a top 30 visit and now select him in the fourth round of the draft. He's got good length, strength, and explosiveness and can play in multiple positions in the secondary.
107	Browns	Beau Stephens	G	Iowa
		The Browns continue to rebuild their offensive line and they do it by adding another Iowa lineman in guard Beau Stephens. He's started the past two years at left guard and is an excellent pass blocker and run blocker. In the past two years as a starter he allowed 0 sacks and only 2 QB hits.
108	Broncosvia NO	Justin Joly	TE	North Carolina State
		The Broncos were hoping that Evan Engram would be a big part of the offense. However, last year that didn't pan out very well. They select North Carolina State tight end Justin Joly. He's a receiving tight end with strong hands and a high football IQ. He's also very competitive. Bo Nix gets another weapon.
109	Chiefs	Michael Trigg	TE	Baylor
		Despite Travis Kelce continuing to come back, at some point he will be stepping away from football. Even still, he's an aging tight end that has been on and off the field as of late. The Chiefs draft Michael Trigg to eventually take over. He has some inconsistencies, but Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and the Chiefs staff are the ones to fix those. He has amazing vertical athleticism and contested-catch abilities. Last year he finished with 694 yards and six touchdowns.
110	Bengals	Billy Schrauth	G	Notre Dame
		The Bengals need better interior lineman and they get one that can immediately start for them in Billy Schrauth. The 6-4 lineman has starting experience at both guard positions and only allowed one sack in the last two years and no quarterback hits.
111	Broncosvia DEN	LT Overton	ED	Alabama
		The Broncos biggest need may not be edge rusher. However, they can't let LT Overton continue to slide in the draft. The Alabama edge rusher has inside-out versatility and the right size. Refining his technique and becoming more consistent could make him a big problem for opposing offenses.
112	Cowboys	Charles Demmings	CB	Stephen F. Austin
		The Cowboys keep cornerback Charles Demmings in Texas by drafting him in the fourth round. He allowed an average of just 39.8 QBR last year and finished with four interceptions. He's a small school guy, but plays like a big school guy and will compete for a starting spot right away.
113	Colts	Malachi Fields	WR	Notre Dame
		The Colts traded away Michael Pittman this offseason and replace him with 6-4 Malachi Fields out of Notre Dame. He's a reliable blocker and a tall threat. He finished last year with 630 yards and 5 touchdowns.
114	Eagles via ATL	Bud Clark	S	TCU
		The Eagles take safety Bud Clark. He's a long , explosive playmaker out of TCU who does well in run defense as well. He had a 17.1% forced incompletion rate last year and finished 20th overall in the NCAA with 7 forced incompletions. He finished the season with four interceptions.
115	Ravens	Pat Coogan	C	Indiana
		It may seem like a reach, but the Ravens need to replace Tyler Linderbaum. They draft Pat Coogan out of Indiana who just got done playing 1027 snaps at center on his way to a National Championship. He allowed 0 sacks and 0 QB hits. The 6-5 center can run and pass block well.
116	Buccaneers	Caleb Douglas	WR	Texas Tech
		The Bucs will be without Mike Evans for the first time in a decade. They bring in Caleb Douglas to pick up some of what has been left from Evans Departure. The 6-4 receiver out of Texas Tech will make a good X receiver. He finished with 846 rec yards and 7 rec touchdowns last year.
117	Raidersvia MIN	Deion Burks	WR	Oklahoma
		The Raiders add an interesting prospect in Oklahoma wide receiver Deion Burks. He's 5-9 but incredibly strong. He's a slot receiver type player, but I think they could utilize him all over the field. He had 617 receiving yards last year. Surprisingly, the majority of his snaps came from lining up out wide.
118	Lions	Jaishawn Barham	ED	Michigan
		Four years after drafting a Michigan defensive end the Lions do it again by taking Jaisawn Barham. He's not the same type of player as Hutchinson. However, he is an excellent run stopping edge defender who can also rush the passer.
119	Panthers	Kaelon Black	RB	Indiana
		Chuba Hubbard and the other running backs did okay for the Panthers last year. However, for a team that wants to continue to make the playoffs, okay isn't good enough. I don’t know if Jonathan Brooks will ever be ready to contribute. The Panthers take Indiana running back Kaelon Black who has strong legs and good burst. Last year he ran for 1034 yards and 10 touchdowns.
120	Packers	Keyshaun Elliott	LB	Arizona State
		The Packers take linebacker Keyshuan Elliott out of Arizona State. He is a good pass rushing linebacker as well as a run-defender. He does not excel in coverage but that doesn't matter as the Packers will find ways to use him.
121	Steelers	Daylen Everette	LB	Georgia
		The Steelers take Georgia linebacker Daylen Everette. He's more of a run defending cornerback in a zone-scheme but the Steelers will find different ways to get him on the field and to make plays.
122	Falconsvia PHI	Kevin Coleman Jr.	WR	Missouri
		The Falcons take Kevin Coleman out of Missouri. The wide receiver is a slot receiver and should become an instant role player/starter for the Falcons and help take some defensive pressure of of Drake London and Kyle Pitts.
123	Chargers	Anthony Lucas	ED	USC
		When Khalil Mack needs a spell, the Chargers will now be able to call on the USC drafted edge rusher Anthony Lucas. He has great size and will learn a lot from Mack. He's got great length and is very strong.
124	Jaguars	Deontae Laweson	LB	Albama
		The Jaguars take linebacker Deontae Laewson. He's a little undersized but has a lot of experience and is a quick player. The Jaguars will find ways to get him on the field and making plays.
125	Patriotsvia CHI	Michael Taaffe	S	Texas
		The Patriots take safety Michael Taaffe out of Texas. He has a high football IQ and great anticipation. He's an excellent cover safety but can assist in the run-stop as well.
126	Bills	Zxavian Harris	DI	Ole Miss/b>
		The Bills take a massive interior defensive lineman out of Ole Miss named Zxavian Harris. He's 6-8 and 330 pounds.
127	49ers	Malik Muhammad	CB	Texas/b>
		The 49ers take Malik Muhammad, the cornerback out of Texas. He allowed only an average passer rating of 57.8 last year and had two interceptions.
128	Lionsvia HOU	Tim Keenan III	DI	Alabama
		The Lions continue to bolster the dline by taking interior lineman Tim Keenan III out of Alabama. He's a traditional, power-based tackle who excels in run defense.
129	Bears via LAR	De'Zhaun Stribling	WR	Ole Miss
		I know the Bears were likely to focus on the defense but I think Ben Johnson can't help but add to his offense. They take Ole Miss wide receiver De'Zhaun Stribling to fill in for the hole left by DJ Moore. Last year Strbling finished with 811 yards and six touchdowns. He's a physical guy with natural hands who can block well.
130	Dolphinsvia DEN	Cole Wisniewski	S	Texas Tech
		The Dolphins continue to add to the rookie class with Texas Tech safety Cole Wisniewski. He's got good awareness and the ability to match up with tight ends given his 6-4 frame.
131	Patriots	Bryce Boettcher	LB	Oregon
		The Patriots take Oregon linebacker Bryce Boettcher. He's a high energy athlete who plays with nice physicality. Vrabel will love this guy.
132	Saints via SEA	Dametrious Crownover	OT	Texas A&M
		The Saints take offensive tackle Dametrious Crownover out of Texas A&M. In the last three years at primarily right tackle, Crownover has only allowed 3 total sacks and 7 total hits.
133	49ersComp Pick	Landon Robinson	DI	Navy
		The 49ers take interior defensive lineman Landon Robinson out of Navy. He's an intriguing prospect who is only 6-0. However, he was able to get a lot of pressure on quarterbacks from the interior, finishing last year with 8 sacks, and 22 hurries.
134	RaidersComp Pick	DJ Campbell	G	Texas
		The Raiders want to protect their new quarterback and draft guard DJ Campbell. He only allowed 1 sack in 484 pass-block snaps last year and can run block as well.
135	Steelers Comp Pick	DeMonte Capehart	DI	Clemson
		The Steelers take 6-5 interior defensive lineman DeMonte Capehart out of Clemson. He's a run stopper and will be great when the Steelers stack the box.
136	Saints Comp Pick	Devon Marshall	CB	North Carolina Saint
		The Saints bring in Devon Marshall, a cornerback out of North Carolina State. He'll compete for a starting role right away after finishing last year with an 88.3 coverage grade. He was second in the NCAA in forced incompletions with 16.
137	Eagles Comp Pick	Sam Roush	TE	Stanford
		The Eagles take tight end Sam Roush out of Stanford. He's a blocking Y tight end but can still impact the passing game. Last year he had 545 receiving yards.
138	49ersComp Pick	Kobe Baynes	G	Kansas
		The 49ers take guard Kobe Baynes who is equally experienced at run blocking schemes and pass blocking. He allowed 0 sacks in three years and 0 QB hits.
139	49ersComp Pick	CJ Donaldson	FB	Ohio State
		The 49ers use their last pick to take Kyle Juszczyk's replacement in fullback CJ Donaldson. He finished with 10 rushing touchdowns last year and will become a fullback on a team that actually utilizes their fullback.
140	JetsComp Pick	Will Lee III	CB	Texas A&M
		The Jets take a stab on cornerback Will Lee III out of Texas A&M. He's had an up and down coverage career but is a really good man-coverage corner.

Round 5

I’ll leave you from here without writing before each round. At this point, I’m doing my best to do what makes sense. However, in the 5th round and on, it’s harder and harder to guess how GMs and scouts or putting their value on players. Somebody may think they got a fifth-round steal, while another team thought they’d have a chance to sign that player as an UDFA.

#		Team	Pick	Pos	College
141	Texans	TexansVia LV	Ephesians Prysock	CB	Washington
	via LV		The Texans add some depth to their defensive backfield by taking Ephesians Prysock, a 6-4 cornerback out of washington. He received a decent coverage grade in 2025 and a good urn defense grade. He has some work to do, but could become a defensive weapon due to his size.
142	Titans	TitansVia LV	Dallen Bentley	TE	Utah
	via Jets		The Titans take tight end Dallen Bentley out of Utah. He finished last year with 620 receiving yards and 6 receiving touchdowns. The 6-4 reeiver is a nice receiving tight end with good potential.
143	Cardinals	Cardinals	Joey Aguilar	QB	Tennessee
			The Cardinals wait on quarteback but take one in the fifth round. They draft Joey Aguilar out of Tennessee. Last year he threw for 3571 yards and 24 touchdowns and finished with an average of 104 passer rating. He had a 90.6 passing grade and a 94.6 deep grade.
144	Titans	Titans	Bishop Fitzgerald	S	USC
			The Titans take Bishop Fitzgerald, a speedy safety out of USC. Last year, Fitzgerald was awarded a 90.8 coverage grade and 90.7 overall grade from PFF. He had five interceptions on the year.
145	Giants	Giants	Matt Gulbin	C	Michigan State
			The Giants take center Matt Gulbin out of Michigan State. The 6-4 center is a really good pass blocker and does a B-graded run blocking center. He could step in and be an immediate starter, making him a steal in the fifth round for a Giants team that has now had a really good draft.
146	Browns	Browns	Brenen Thompson	WR	Mississippi State
			The Browns take an intriguing prospect in wide receiver Brenen Thompson out of Mississippi State. He's only 5-9, which may limit him a little in the NFL. However, he ended up playing 348 snaps out wide last year for Mississippi State and managed 1054 receiving yards. He had the 6th biggest average depth of target and is a big play player.
147	Commanders	Commanders	James Brockermeyer	C	Miami
			The Commanders add center James Brockermeyer out of Miami. They hosted him for a Top 30 visit and pick him with their fifth rounder, before another team can. Brockermeyer has made over 1800 starts at center and only allowed 1 sack during that time. He's an excellent pass-blocker who should excel in this offense.
148	Chiefs	Chiefs	Albert Regis	DI	Texas A&M
			The Chiefs take interior defensive lineman Albert Regis out of Texas A&M. He has a high-floor who wins with leverage, positioning and understanding defensive line play really well. He'll become an instant rotational player for them.
149	Browns	BrownsVia CIN	Tacario Davis	CB	Washington
	via CIN		The Browns take another defensive back with Tacario Davis out of Washington. He's a 6-4 corner hwo's better at run defense. However, he did allow just na average passer rating of 50.6 in 7 games last year.
150	Saints	Saints	Skyler Gill-Howard	DI	Texas Tech
			The Saints take interior defensive lineman Skyler Gill-Howard out of Texas Tech. He only played 7 games last year, but was graded 88.6 overall by PFF with a 90 pass-rush grade. He'll look to refine his skill and become a rotational player.
151	Dolphins	Dolphins	Jeremiah Wright	G	Auburn
			The Dolphins continue to add players to come in and compete. This time it's in 6-5 guard Jeremiah Wright out of Auburn. He didn't have the best year last year, but he has potential.
152	Cowboys	Cowboys	Emmett Johnson	RB	Nebraska
			The Cowboys bring in running back Emmett Johnson out of Nebraska. This is still Javonte Williams backfield, but they don't have a lot of depth. Johnson has excellent footwork and quickness and is a goo dreceiving back. Last year for the Huskers he had 1450 rushing yards, 12 rushing touchdowns, and 370 receiving yards. He was 9th in the NCAA in missed tackles forced.
153	Packers	PackersVia ATL	CJ Daniels	WR	Miami
	via Falcons		The Packers draft wide receiver CJ Daniels out of Miami. He has all the traits to be a really solid NFL receiver, even if his production didn't show it all in college. He had 7 receiving touchdowns last year and a 64.7% contested catch rate.
154	Ravens	Ravens	Kaleb Elarms-Orr	LB	TCU
			The Ravens take linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr out of TCU. He' san excellet run-stopping linebacker who had a PFF grade of 84.4 overall last year.
155	Bucs	Buccaneers	Nadame Tucker	ED	Western Michigan
			The Bucs may have already drafted an edge rusher, but now they get another in Western Michigan's Nadame Tucker. He had 14 sacks last year and even though it wasn't against NFL level blockers, his 28.4% pass rush win rate was impressive and he brings alot to the table.
156	Colts	Colts	Mikail Kamara	ED	Indiana
			The Colts keep edge rusher Mikail Kamara in Indiana by drafting him in the 5th. Kamara only had two sacks this year, but he did have 49 QB hurries. He had 10 sacks last year. In 2025, despite only 2 sacks, he still had a 16.7% pass rush win rate.
157	Lions	Lions	Ja'Kobi Lane	WR	USC
			The Lions add USC wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane. He reminds me a little of Jameson Williams. He's a 6-4 "X" receiver with long arms. He's good against man coverage and will give them a nice redzone weapon.
158	Panthers	Panthers Via MIN	Josh Cameron	WR	Baylor
	via MIN		The Panthers get another weapon in Josh Cameron, a 6-1 wide receiver out of Baylor. Cameron is an explosive player who can flip field position on punt returns. Last year he also finished with 872 receiving yard and 9 receiving touchdowns. He was tied for 8th in the NCAA in contested catches.
159	Panthers	Panthers	Jaeden Roberts	G	Alabama
			Back to back picks for the Panthers and they take Jaeden Roberts, guard out of Alabama with this one. He's 6-5 and in 212 pass block snaps last year he allowed only 1 sack, 0 hits, and 1 hurry. He's played primarily at right guard.
160	Packers	Packers	Mason Reiger	ED	Wisconsin
			The Packers take Wisconsin edge rusher Mason Reiger. He had 6 sacks last year and a 15.9% pass rush win rate. He's 6-5 and if he bulks up more he could turn into a draft steal.
161	Steelers	Steelers	Tyreak Sapp	ED	Florida
			The Steelers take edge rusher Tyreak Sapp out of Florida. He'll become a nice rotational run defender who can be move daround on the line. His physicality will give him a really solid floor.
162	Ravens	RavensVia LAC	Jalen Stroman	S	Notre Dame
	via LAC		The Ravens take safety Jalen Stroman out of Notre Dame. Stroman looked good in his first year starting last year and received a 77.9 receiving grade and 81.2 run defense grade.
163	Vikings	VikingsVia PHI	Parker Brailsford	C	Alabama
	via PHI		The Vikings take center Parker Brailsford. There are a lot of teams seeking center replacements this year and the Vikings decide to wait. However, they get Brailsford who's played 2519 snaps at center and 137 at right guard in the past three years.
164	Jaguars	Jaguars	Zane Durant	DI	Penn State
			The Jaguars add another defensive lineman, this time in intrior lineman Zane Durant from Penn State. The 6-1 lineman has elite strength that he'll look to build off of and become an NFL weapon.
165	Bills	BillsVia CHI	Austin Barber	OT	Florida
	via CHI		The Bills select 6-6 offensive tackle Austin Barber out of Florida. He's a three star recruit turne dmulti-year starter at left tackle. He has athleticism and flexibility and is an excellent run blocker.
166	Jaguars	JaguarsVia SF	Jack Endries	TE	Texas/b>
	via 49ers		The Jaguars add tight end Jack Endries out of Texas. He's a versatile player who can line up as tight end, slot, outside, or even as a wing back. He's a pass catcher but also a strong lead blocker.
167	Texans	Texans	Max Llewellyn	ED	Iowa/b>
			The Texans take edge rusher Max Llewellyn out of Iowa. He had a 17.2% pass rush win rate last year on his way to 6 sacks and 28 qb hurries.
168	Bills	Bills	Julian Neal	CB	Arkansas
			After hosting Julian Neal on a top-30 visit, the Bills continue to improve their secondary by adding the Arkansas cornerback in the 5th round. Neal is an underrated corner who is really good at run stopping defense but can hold his own in coverage as well.
169	Chiefs	ChiefsVia KC	Ar'maj Reed-Adams	G	Texas A&M
	via Rams		The Chiefs add guard Ar'maj Reed-Adams out of Texas A&M. He's started the last three years taking snaps at right guard, left guard, and a small handful at each tackle positions. He'll compete to earn a role as a backup lineman on their squad.
170	Broncos	Broncos	Travis Burke	OT	Memphis
			It may be a little early for the offensive tackle from Memphis but the Broncos don't want to miss out and select Travis Burke here. He received good run blocking and pass blocking grades from PFF and has experience starting at both tackle positions. He's a massive 6-9 and could develop into a nice offensive line piece in the NFL.
171	Patriots	Patriots	Anez Cooper	G	Miami
			It's a good draft for interior offensive lineman and the Patriots continue to make it good for them by selecting guard Anez Cooper out of Miami. He only allowed 1 sack in 550 pass blocking snaps last year and has made over 1900 starts at right guard.
172	Saints	Saints Via SEA	Alan Herron	OT	Maryland
	via SEA		The Saints take offensive tackle Alan Herron out of Maryland. He had a pass block grade of 80.3 last year according to PFF, allowing just 3 sacks and 2 QB hits in 521 pass blocking snaps. He has experience at both tackle spots but has primarily been a right tackle the past two years.
173	Ravens	RavensComp Pick	Will Ferrin	K	BYU
	Comp Pick		The first kicker goes off the board as the Ravens select Will Ferrin to compete with Tyler Loop. The 6-3 kicker out of BYU was solid last year. He has a big leg, which Loop seems to be lacking, only converting 1 of 4 attempts from 50+ last year.
174	Ravens	RavensComp Pick	Tommy Doman	P	Florida
	Comp Pick		Perhaps somewhat comedic, the Ravens go back to back special teams players, taking punter Tommy Doman out of Florida. He has a big leg and will compete for the starting punting duties.
175	Raiders	RaidersComp Pick	Seth McGowan	RB	Kentucky
	Comp Pick		I have no doubts that Ashton Jeanty is going to bounce back from a disappointing season. The problem is, the Raiders don't have much depth behind him if he were to get injured. They fix that by taking Seth McGowan out of Kentucky. He has a strong build and great athleticism, especially on short yardage distance. He had 12 rushing touchdowns last year.
176	Chiefs	ChiefsComp Pick	Trey Zuhn III	OT	Texas A&M
	Comp Pick		The Chiefs take offensive tackle Trey Zuhn III out of Texas A&M. He received a 96.8 pass block grade from PFF last year. His run blocking needs a lot of work, but he's a good pass blocker who could potentially come in and win a starting job right away.
177	Cowboys	CowboysComp Pick	VJ Payne	S	Kansas State
	Comp Pick		The Cowboys continue to re-tool their secondary by taking safety VJ Payne out of Kansas State. The 6-3 safety is a very versatile player who could end up playing at safety or cornerback.
178	Eagles	Eagles Comp Pick	Garrett DiGiorgio	G	UCLA
	Comp Pick		The Eagles select interior lineman Garrett DiGiorgio out of UCLA. He's a big 6-7 frame who has experience starting at left tackle, right tackle, and right guard all within the last year. He's versatile and will provide excellent depth on a team that needs the depth.
179	Jets	JetsComp Pick	Nick Dawkins	C	Penn State
	Comp Pick		The Jets take cneter Nick Dawkins out of Penn State. He's been the starting center for the Nittany Lions for the past two years and also has experience playing guard.
180	Cowboys	CowboysComp Pick	Nate Boerkircher	TE	Texas A&M
	Comp Pick		The Cowboys take tight end Nate Boerkircher out of Texas A&M. He's an older prospect at 24 years old. However, he's an excellent run blocker who's strong and athleticism. His receiving stats haven't exactly shown up on paper, but he's an athlete who will compete for playing time.
181	Lions	LionsComp Pick	Connor Tollison	C	Missouri
	Comp Pick		The Lions take center Connor Tollison out of Missouri. He needs to refine his game a little. However, he's a three year starter for the Missouri Tigers and is very athletic. He has quick foot movement and good execution, he'll just need to improve his ability to sustain blocks.

Round 6

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#		Team	Pick	Pos	College
182	Bills	BillsVia NYJ	Taurean York	LB	Texas A&M
	via Jets		The Bills continue to improve their defense by taking linebacker Taurean York out of Texas A&M. He's a little undersized at 5-10. However, he has great instincts and anticipation. He'll fill in as their MIKE linebacker and could potentially start right away.
183	Cardinals	Cardinals	Kaytron Allen	RB	Penn State
			The Cardinals take running back Kaytron Allen out of Penn State to add depth and potentially take over lead duties. James Conner is getting older and has injury history and Trey Benson hasn't exactly jumped off the page. Allen has multiple years starting experience. Last year he ran for 1303 yards and 15 rushing touchdowns. That was an encore to his 1101 yards in 2024. He could end up being a steal in the 6th round.
184	Titans	Titans	Caden Curry	ED	Ohio State
			The Titans take edge rusher Caden Curry out of Ohio State. The promising gametape on Curry is limited to just last year. He's also a little undersized at 6-3. However, last year for Ohio State he was able to finish with 12 sacks, 14 QB hits, 20 hurries, and 2 batted passes. That's a lot to build on for a 6th rounder.
185	Raiders	Raiders	Hezekiah Masses	CB	Cal
			The Raiders take cornerback Hezekiah Masses out of Cal. The corner intercepted opposing quarterbacks 5 times last year and held them to an average of a 59 passer rating. He's a really good zone cover corner who has a lot of promise.
186	Giants	Giants	Eric McAlister	WR	TCU
			The Giants add more weapons for Jaxson Dart by taking wide receiver Eric McAlister out of TCU. He finished last year with 1173 receiving yards and 10 receiving touchdowns. He played 104 snaps in the slot and 371 out wide, making him a versatile player who can be moved anywhere. McAlister was tied for 4th in the NCAA with 27 missed tackles forced.
187	Commanders	Commanders	Cyrus Allen	WR	Cincinnati
			The Commanders missed out on receivers earlier but take one in the 6th round in Cyrus Allen. He's a 5'11 receiver who can fit a Deebo-like roll in the slot. He finished with 661 receiving yards last year and 12 receiving touchdowns. He also had only 1 drop on 69 targets last year.
188	Seahawks	SeahawksVia SEA	Micah Morris	G	Georgia
	via CLV		The Seahawks take guard Micah Morris out of Georgia. He received an 83.7 pass block grade last year, allowing 0 sacks on 426 pass block snaps. He has experience at both guard positions though has played the most on the left.
189	Bengals	Bengals	Jalen Huskey	S	Maryland
			The Bengals take safety Jalen Huskey out of Maryland. He received an 83.6 overall PFF grade last year and did equally well in coverage and gainst the run. He allowed an average passer rating of 55.9 in coverage and had 4 interceptions.
190	Saints	Saints	Joe Royer	TE	Cincinnati
			The Saints end their draft by taking tight end Joe Royer out of Cincinnati. The 6-5 tight end is a receiving tight end and doesn't bring a lot of blocking ability. He finished with 416 yards and 4 touchdowns on 29 catches last year, averaging 14.3 yards per reception. He was tied for 4th in the NCAA for yards after the catch per reception for tight ends.
191	Patriots	PatriotsVia KC	Reggie Virgil	WR	Texas Tech
	via KC		Wide receiver Reggie Virgil slid in the draft but the Patriots stop the slide. He's an intriguing prospect with a high-floor who can line up inside or outside the numbers. The athleticism isn't great but he does have strong hands and is a reliable blocker.
192	Giants	GiantsVia MIA	J.C. Davis	OT	Illinois
	via MIA		The Giants continue to bolster their offensive line by adding offensive tackle JC Davis out of Illinois. He is a really good run-blocking tackle who can also pass block well. He's taken over 2300 snaps at left tackle.
193	Giants	GiantsVia DAL	Thaddeus Dixon	CB	North Carolina
	Via DAL		The Giants use their last pick in the draft to take Thaddeus Dixon, a cornerback out of North Carolina that they hosted on a top 30 visit. He had a rough year last year and faced injuries. However, in 2024 he allowed an average passer rating of 65.7 and showed a lot of promise.
194	Titans	TitansVia BLT	Keagan Trost	OT	Missouri
	via Ravens		The Titans take another offensive tackle to compete for an offensive line position in Keagen Trost out of Missouri. He's a phenomenal run blocker but can pass block as well. He only allowed 1 sack in 432 pass blocking snaps last year.
195	Bucs	Buccaneers	Jalon Daniels	QB	Kansas
			Baker Mayfield isn't going anywhere, but he is getting older. The Bucs take quarterback Jalon Daniels out of Kansas. He's an intriguing prospect who finished with a 100.1 passer rating last year and showed an excellent arm for deep passes.
196	Vikings	VikingsVia IND	J'Mari Taylor	RB	Virginia
	via Colts		The Vikings add running back J'Mari Taylor out of Virginia. He's a short but stout back who has explosive one-cut ability. He's also a decent pass-protector. He's not great with his hands, but he has a lot of power running the ball.
197	Eagles	Eagles Via ATL	Athan Kaliakmanis	QB	Rutgers
	via ATL		The Eagles take an intriguing quarterback prospect in Athan Kaliakmanis out of Rutgers. Last year he was very solid, tying for 18th in deep yards. He received really good grades from PFF on passing and pressure. He's a 6-3 big-bodied dude who could end up thriving after a few years of continued learning.
198	Patriots	PatriotsVia MIN	Tyler Onyedim	DI	Texas A&M
	via MIN		The Eagles take interior defensive lineman Tyler Onyedim out of Texas A&M. He's a versatile athlete who could play on the inside or outside, although, I think he'll be better on the inside as a run-stopping d-lineman.
199	Bengals	BengalsVia DET	Febechi Nwaiwu	G	Oklahoma
	via DET		The Bengals take guard Febechi Nwaiwu, a guard out of Oklahoma. He's an excellent pass blocking guard who received a 91.6 PFF grade. His run blocking needs a lot of work, however. He has made collegiate starts at left guard, center, right guard, and right tackle.
200	Panthers	Panthers	Diego Pavia	QB	Vanderbilt
			The Panthers a polarizing player in quarterback Diego Pavia out of Vanderbilt. He's very tough and had the second highest percentage of third and long throws that converted for a first down. He was behind only Fernando Mendoza. Last year he threw for 3527 yards and 29 touchdowns on his way to a 116.3 passer rating. He'll have to work hard to translate that to the NFL, but I think he could be a good player. The Panthers aren't bothered by his size.
201	Packers	Packers	Nyjalik Kelly	ED	UCF
			The Packers make it back to back defensive end selections for them by taking Nyjalik Kelly out of UCF. He had a productive two years, although he had more sacks in 2024. Still, he doubled his QB hurries and batted passes from 2024 and had a 14.2% pass rush win rate. He'll be a nice rotational player and good 6th round value.
202	Patriots	PatriotsVia PIT	Robert Spears-Jennings	S	Oklahoma
	via PIT		The Patriots take safety Robert Spears-Jennings, a safety out of Oklahoma. They visited his pro day and liked what they saw and now add him to the competition in their defensive backfield with a late 6th rounder.
203	Jaguars	JaguarsVia PHI	Cade Klubnik	QB	Clemson
	via PHI		The Jaguars draft an adequate backup to Trevor Lawrence by taking quarterback Cade Klubnik out of Clemson. 2025 wasn't great compared to 2024. However, he has a nice touch pass, decent arm, and understands the game well.
204	Chargers	Chargers	Jayden Ott	RB	Oklahoma
			The Chargers finish their 2026 NFL draft by taking running back Jayden Ott out of Oklahoma. They hosted him for a top-30 visit and are convinced he can bounce back to his prior self. He's had an odd college career. In 2023 he ran for 1311 yards and 12 touchdowns. The next two years he didn't even combine for 500 rushing yards total and had 0 touchdowns last year. Still, he's got a lot of talent and could be a solid NFL rotational player.
205	Lions	LionsVia JAGS	Andre Fuller	CB	Toledo
	via JAGS		After a top-30 visit, the Lions take cornerback Andre Fuller out of Toledo. He had a really good season last year, allowing just a 56.5 passer rating. He also was really good against the run.
206	Browns	BrownsVia CHI	Luke Altmyer	QB	Illinois
	via CHI		Why wouldn't the Browns add confusion to their already confusing quarterback room? They take quarterback Luke Altmyer out of Illinois. His pro comp is Case Keenum. He has a high football IQ and stays calm in the pocket.
207	Rams	Rams Via HST	TJ Hall	CB	Iowa/b>
	via HST		The Rams take cornerback TJ Hall out of Iowa. Hall is a really good run defending corner who can also cover well in a zone coverage scheme. He'll be a rotational guy, but should be a solid contributor.
208	Raiders	RaidersVia BUF	Isaiah Nwokobia	S	SMU/b>
	via BUF		The Raiders take safety Isaiah Nwokobia out of SMU. He didn't have a great 2025 season, despite the fact that he did stop the run well. He was much better in coverage in 2023 and 2024. However, I think he can bounce back with some NFL work.
209	Commanders	CommandersVia SF	Cole Brevard	DI	Texas
	via 49ers		The Commanders take interior defensive lineman Cole Brevard out of Texas. He's 6-3, can help stop the run and also hurried QB's 10 times last year in just 148 pass rush snaps.
210	Chiefs	ChiefsVia LAR	Malik Benson	WR	Oregon
	via Rams		The Chiefs use their last pick in the 2026 NFL draft to take wide receiver Malik Benson out of Oregon. He finished last year with 719 receiving yards and six touchdowns and had a 60% contested catch rate.
211	Ravens	RavensVia DEN	Aamil Wagner	OT	Notre Dame
	via DEN		The Ravens take offensive tackle Aamil Wagner out of Notre Dame. He has a big 6-6 frame and has good athleticism for his size.
212	Patriots	Patriots	Marlin Klein	TE	Michigan
			The Patriots take 6-6 tight end Marlin Klein out of Michigan. He's relatively new to football, but should develop into a nice TE2 with strong blocking upside.
213	Lions	LionsVia SEA	Red Murdock	LB	Buffalo
	via SEA		The Lions take linebacker Red Murdock out of Buffalo. Last year, albeit not as strong competition, he finished with a 91.3 PFF run defense grade and 86.5 coverage grade. He could turn into a 6th round steal as a regular contributor.
214	Colts	ColtsComp Pick	Louis Moore	S	Indiana
	Comp Pick via PIT		The Colts take safety Louis Moore out of Indiana after a location based visit with him earlier this offseason. He's a good corner safety who can also come up and help stop the run. He had six interceptions last year with some big games against teams like Maryland and Ohio State.
216	Falcons	FalconsComp Pick	Justin Jefferson	LB	Alabama
	Comp Pick via PHI		The Falcons take linebacker Justin Jefferson out of Alabama. He's nothing like the other Justin Jefferson, but he is a decent prospect who will be an outstanding special teamer and rotational player. They visited him on location and then hosted a top-30 visit with him.
217	Steelers	Steelers Comp Pick	Jeff Caldwell	WR	Cincinnati
	Comp Pick		After hosting him for a top-30 visit the Steelers take reciever Jeff Caldwell out of Cincinnati. The 6-5 receiver is a vertical "X" type of player who has great size and explosiveness. There's a lot he has to improve on. However, if he does improve, he could become a problem for defenses.

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#	Team	Pick	Pos	College
217	Cardinals	Zavion Thomas	WR	LSU
		The Cardinals use their last pick in the draft to take wide receiver Zavian Thomas out of LSU who they hosted on a top-30 visit. He can not only make big plays in the receiving game, but is a good special teams returner as well.
218	CowboysVia TEN	Jaden Dugger	LB	Louisiana
		The Cowboys finish their draft by taking linebacker Jaden Dugger out of Louisiana. He's a 6-5 linebacker with the size to become a contributor in the NFL.
219	Raiders	Owen Heinecke	LB	Oklahoma
		The Raiders use their last draft pick to take linebacker Owen Heinecke out of Oklahoma. He's smaller, but has great athleticism and is a feisty competitor.
220	BillsVia NYJ	Jack Stonehouse	P	Syracuse
		The Bills take Syracuse punter Jack Stonehouse with their last pick in the 2026 NFL draft. They've met with him a couple of times, during his pro day and virtually, and now make him a part of Bills mafia.
221	BengalsVia NYG	Nicholas Singleton	HB	Penn State
		The Bengals take running back Nicholas Singleton out of Penn State. He's a gifted player with all the physical tools. He needs to get more consistent with being a patient runner, but can step in and spell Chase Brown and contribute to this team right away.
222	LionsVia CLV	Le'Veon Moss	RB	Texas A&M
		The Lions take running back Le'Veon Moss out of Texas A&M with the last pick in their draft. He has an injury history, but when healthy he's shown a lot of potential to be a back in a committee, which is exactly what the Lions run.
223	Commanders	Jakobe Thomas	S	Miami
		The Commanders use their last pick in the NFL draft this year to take safety Jakobe Thomas out of Miami. He's a phsyical safety who received good coverage grades from Miami. He had 5 interceptions last year and allowed an average of a 55.8 passer rating.
224	Steelers Via NO	Khalil Dinkins	TE	Penn State
		The Steelers take Khalil Dinkins, a tight end out of Penn State. He's more of a blocking tight end, though he did use his 6-4 frame to finish with a 66.7% contested catch rate.
225	TitansVia KC	Jordan van den Berg	DI	Georgia Tech
		The Titans take interior defensive lineman Jordan van den Berg with their last pick in this draft. They hosted him on a top-30 visit and now draft the 6-3 run-stopping lineman.
226	Bengals	Sawyer Robertson	QB	Baylor
		The Bengals use their last pick to draft Baylor quarterback Sawyer Robertson. He has a good build for an NFL quarterback and is light on his feet. He still needs a lot of development, but could end up being a very good backup quarteback behind Joe Cool.
227	Dolphins	Taylen Green	QB	Arkansas
		The Dolphins add more depth to their quarterback competition in Taylen Green out of Arkansas. He's a 6-6 quarterback who is a very good athlete. In fact, some think he could play tight end or wide receiver in the NFL as well. Suddely, the Dolphins have themselves a Taysom Hill-esque player. He rushed for 2400 yards in his four seasons as a starter.
228	JetsVia DAL	Logan Taylor	G	Boston College
		The Jets draft guard Logan Taylor out of Boston College with the 228th overall pick. He's a 6-7 guard who could serve as good backup for the oline. He's started at both guard positions and both tackle positions.
229	Buccaneers	Jadon Canady	CB	Oregon
		The Bucs end their 2026 draft with cornerback Jadon Canady. He's a little bit smaller at 5-11 and will likely end up as a slot corner. But he's got playmaking instincts and allowed an average passer rating of just 39.4 last year.
230	Steelers Via IND	Harold Perkins Jr.	LB	LSU
		The Steelers draft another linebacker in Harold Perkins Jr. out of LSU. He's a unique athlete and will likely be used as a situational defender. He'll also contribute on special teams willingly.
231	Falcons	Cash Jones	RB	Georgia
		The Falcons end their draft by taking running back Cash Jones out of Georgia after hosting him on a workout recently. He has limited exposure but showed bursts at times and has steady hands in the receiving game.
232	Rams Via BLT	Trey Moore	LB	Texas
		The Rams take 6-3 linebacker Trey Moore out of Texas. He's not a cover linebacker but he can stop the run and rush the passer.
233	JaguarsVia DET	Isaiah World	OT	Oregon
		The Jaguars take offensive tackle Isaiah World, a 6-8 tackle out of Oregon. He's physically gifted, but still needs a lot of work on technique and form. He's a project, but this is the round to take projects. Especially 6-8 ones.
234	Vikings	Tristan Leigh	OT	Clemson
		The Vikings draft offensive tackle Tristan Leigh out of Clemson. They originally held a workout with him and then brought him in for a top-30 visit. Now they draft the 6-6, 310 pounder in the 7th round.
235	VikingsVia CAR	Jacobian Guillory II	DI	LSU
		The Vikings take Jacob Guillory out of LSU. The interior defensive lineman has played all along the line and is another player the Vikings spent time looking into this offseason during his pro day.
236	Packers	Aiden Fisher	LB	Indiana
		The Packers take linebacker Aiden Fisher out of Indiana. He's an experienced backer who gives a high effort every play.
237	Steelers	Tommy Castellanos	QB	Florida State
		The Steelers use their last pick in the 2026 NFL draft to take quarterback Tommy Castellanos. He'll likely become a practice squad guy. However, he had the 3rd best average depth of target and graded very well in passing grades.
238	DolphinsVia LAC	Nick Barrett	DI	South Carolina
		The Dolphins add more depth to the defensive line with interior lineman Nick Barrett out of South Carolina. He's a run-stopping interior beast at 6-3, 322 pounds.
239	Bears Via PHI	Jimmy Rolder	LB	Michigan
		The Bears take run-stopping linebacker Jimmy Rolder out of Michigan. He can drop in coverage, but he's much better at defending the run. He finished last year with 82 total tackles.
240	Jaguars	Bryce Foster	C	Kansas
		The Jaguars grab Bryce Foster out of Kansas. The 6-5 offensive lineman could likely play guard or center, though most of his starts have been at cneter. He has a good first step and is a physical player.
241	Bears	Drew Shelton	OT	Penn State
		It's not ideal that the Bears waited this long to draft an offensive tackle, but they do now by taking Drew Shelton out of Penn State. He's only allowed 3 sacks in the last 851 pass blocking snaps.
242	JetsVia BUF	Demond Clairborne	RB	Wake Forest/b>
		The Jets use their last selection in the draft to take running back Demond Clairborne out of Wake Forest. He's a Justice Hill-type player who is a souped up scatback. In the past two seasons he's rushed for a combined 1964 rushing yards, 21 rushing touchdowns, and 387 receiving yards.
243	TexansVia SF	Miles Kitselman	TE	Tennessee/b>
		The Texans take Miles Kitselman, a 6-5 tight end out of Tennessee. He's got great size and will be used primarily as an in-line blocker in two tight end sets.
244	VikingsVia HST	Michael Heldman	ED	Central Michigan
		The Vikings use their last pick in the draf tto take Michael Heldmen, a defensive edge rusher out of Central Michigan. He's a steal in this round after finishing with 12 sacks and 36 QB hurries. It wasn't against stiff competition, but if even part of his 26.4% pass rush win rate can translate into the NFL on a rotational basis, he'll be a steal.
245	JaguarsVia LAR	Aaron Anderson	WR	LSU
		The Jaguars take wide receiver Aaron Anderson out of LSU. He's only 5-8 and 188 pounds. However, he's an explosive slot receiver who could provide a lot of YAC for the Jags offense.
246	Broncos	Cole Payton	QB	North Dakota State
		The Broncos draft quarterback Cole Payton out of North Dakota State. His pro comp is Taysom Hill. He's a lefty that can play Hback, quarterback, or anywhere on the field. Do you know who loved Taysom Hill? Sean Payton. Now Payton drafts Payton to be his new Hill.
247	Patriots	Diego Ponds	OT	Ole Miss
		It's no secret that the Patriots weakest link was the offensive line. They use their last pick to bring in another tackle to compete on the Offensive line. He started over 2400 snaps at left tackle in college. In 583 pass block snaps in 2025, he allowed 0 sacks.
248	BrownsVia SEA	Bryson Eason	DI	Tennessee
		The Browns take interior defensive lineman Bryson Easton out of Tennessee to finish their draft. He was a decent graded run defender who has played 873 snaps over the last two years.
249	ColtsComp Pick	Scooby Williams	LB	Texas A&M
		The Colts take linebacker Scooby Williams out of Texas A&M, who finished with an 87.3 pass rush grade and finished the season allowing only a 33.3% completion percentage and had an interception.
250	RavensComp Pick	Oscar Delp	TE	Georgia
		The Ravens draft tight end Oscar Delp out of Georgia. He's a 6-5 tight end who's an excellet blocker and plays with high effort. He's only had around 250 receiving yards each year. However, he still brings value to the team.
251	Rams Comp Pick	Tanner Koziol	TE	Houston
		It's a urn on tight ends as the Rams take Tanner Koziol out of Houston. He has over 1500 receiving yards combined over the past two years and 14 touchdonws. He led the league in contested catches with 20.
252	Rams Comp Pick	Eric O'Neill	ED	Rutgers
		The Rams take edge rusher Eric O'Neill out of Rutgers. In 2024 he finished with 13 sacks and 40 QB hurries. He took a slight step back last year, only finishing with 4 sacks and 27 hurries. However, he can get back on track on this Rams team and be a steal of a situational pass rusher.
253	RavensComp Pick	Haynes King	QB	Georgia Tech
		The Ravens take Haynes King, a quartebakc out of Georgia Tech. The 6-3 prospect is 25 years old. He had a good year last year though, finishing with a 99.1 passer rating and putting in some good performances against teams like Clemson, Duke, and Virginia Tech.
254	ColtsComp Pick	Roman Hemby	RB	Indiana
		The Colts take running back Roman Hemby out of Indiana. Last year he ran for 1118 yards and 7 touchdowns. He also had 166 receiving yards. He'll provide depth behind JT.
255	PackersComp Pick	Robert Henry Jr.	RB	UTSA
		The Packers use their last pick on some running back depth as well, taking Robert Henry Jr. out of UTSA. Last year he had 1051 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns.
256	BroncosComp Pick	Eric Rivers	WR	Georgia Tech
		The Broncos take wide receiver Eric Rivers out of Georgia Tech. He took a slight step back last year, only having 649 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns. However, in 2024, he had 1166 rec yards and 12 touchdowns.
257	BroncosComp Pick	Kam Dewberry	G	Alabama
		The Broncos take Kam Dewberry, a guard out of Alabama. He's started snaps at left tackle, left guard, center, and right guard. His versatility will help him make the team.