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USA TODAY’s 2027 NFL Mock Draft 4.0: 32 First Round Picks

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32) Cleveland Browns: WR Ryan Wingo, Texas
Ryan Wingo NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 214 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: St. Louis, MO
- Jersey Number: 5
After addressing the pass rush earlier in the draft, the Browns close out the first round by giving their offense another talented target in Ryan Wingo. Adding a polished outside receiver would help round out Cleveland's offense and provide another dependable option in the passing game.

"The Browns finally upgrade their wide receiver depth chart with Wingo." — Curt Popejoy

Ryan Wingo Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
1) Arizona Cardinals: QB Arch Manning, Texas
Arch Manning NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 219 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 22
- Position: Quarterback
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: New Orleans, LA
- Jersey Number: 16
The Cardinals would be betting on upside by making Arch Manning the first player off the board. Arizona is still searching for a long-term answer at quarterback, and Manning has the talent to become the face of a franchise if his development continues on its current trajectory.

"He's a perfect fit for a team like the Cardinals who are desperate for early success." — Curt Popejoy

Arch Manning Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 2 to Arizona Cardinals
- CBS Sports: No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 1 to Tennessee Titans
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 2 to New York Jets
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 2 to Tennessee Titans
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 12 to Cleveland Browns
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 5 to New York Jets
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 11 to Cleveland Browns
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 8 to Arizona Cardinals
2) Miami Dolphins: WR Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State
Jeremiah Smith NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 223 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Ohio State
- Conference: Big Ten
- Hometown: Miami Gardens, FL
- Jersey Number: 4
Adding Jeremiah Smith would instantly give Miami one of the league's most exciting young receiving corps. Rather than pressing the reset button at quarterback, surrounding the position with elite playmakers could be the fastest way to get the offense back on track.

"We go with Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith to give him an elite weapon." — Curt Popejoy

Jeremiah Smith Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 4 to Miami Dolphins
- CBS Sports: No. 3 to Arizona Cardinals
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 2 to Los Angeles Chargers
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 4 to Tennessee Titans
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 1 to Houston Texans
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 1 to Houston Texans
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 1 to Los Angeles Chargers
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 1 to Los Angeles Chargers
3) New York Jets: QB Dante Moore, Oregon
Dante Moore NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 206 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Quarterback
- School: Oregon
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Detroit, MI
- Jersey Number: 5
The Jets have cycled through quarterback after quarterback in recent years, making Dante Moore an easy player to build around if they're drafting this high. His playmaking ability and confidence with the ball in his hands would give New York a fresh start at the game's most important position.

"The Jets continue to scramble for a quarterback but land a future star here." — Curt Popejoy

Dante Moore Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 1 to Cleveland Browns
- CBS Sports: No. 2 to New York Jets
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 3 to Miami Dolphins
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 2 to Cleveland Browns
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 3 to Atlanta Falcons
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 8 to Arizona Cardinals
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 6 to Arizona Cardinals
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 3 to Arizona Cardinals
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 7 to Philadelphia Eagles
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 24 to Pittsburgh Steelers
4) Cleveland Browns: EDGE Dylan Stewart, South Carolina
Dylan Stewart NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 245 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: EDGE
- School: South Carolina
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Washington, DC
- Jersey Number: 6
Finding a premier edge rusher is never easy, but Dylan Stewart has the physical tools to become one of the NFL's next disruptive defenders. Cleveland would be investing in a player capable of anchoring its pass rush for years if he continues progressing at South Carolina.

"Stewart... is practically unblockable when he's focused and on his game." — Curt Popejoy

Dylan Stewart Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 6 to Tennessee Titans
- CBS Sports: No. 6 to Las Vegas Raiders
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 7 to New Orleans Saints
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 10 to Washington Commanders
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 5 to Tennessee Titans
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 17 to Philadelphia Eagles
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 15 to Philadelphia Eagles
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 14 to Philadelphia Eagles
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 5 to Washington Commanders
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 9 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5) Las Vegas Raiders: WR Cam Coleman, Texas
Cam Coleman NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 201 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Phenix City, AL
- Jersey Number: 8
If the Raiders are committed to building around their young quarterback, adding Cam Coleman makes plenty of sense. A big-bodied receiver with star potential would give Las Vegas another reliable option as it continues reshaping its offense.

"The Raiders are going to want to build around Fernando Mendoza as quickly as they can." — Curt Popejoy

Cam Coleman Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 5 to Las Vegas Raiders
- CBS Sports: No. 9 to New York Giants
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 14 to Atlanta Falcons
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 6 to Las Vegas Raiders
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 11 to Pittsburgh Steelers
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 7 to Washington Commanders
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 8 to Washington Commanders
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 7 to New York Giants
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 9 to New York Jets
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 13 to Las Vegas Raiders
6) Atlanta Falcons: OT Jordan Seaton, LSU
Jordan Seaton NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 330 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 22
- Position: Offensive Tackle
- School: LSU
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Washington, DC
- Jersey Number: 77
Protecting the quarterback has to remain a priority for Atlanta, and Jordan Seaton would help solidify that mission. Investing in a cornerstone offensive tackle is the type of move that can pay dividends long after the draft is over.

"The best thing they can do is give him an elite pass protector like Seaton." — Curt Popejoy

Jordan Seaton Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 16 to Chicago Bears
- CBS Sports: No. 8 to Atlanta Falcons
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 8 to Washington Commanders
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 24 to Cincinnati Bengals
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 18 to Arizona Cardinals
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 11 to Cincinnati Bengals
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 11 to New York Giants
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 9 to Atlanta Falcons
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 14 to Atlanta Falcons
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 5 to Houston Texans
Note: Chicago traded a 2027 first-, fourth-, and a 2028 first-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round selection and DT Jeffery Simmons.
7) Tennessee Titans: EDGE Colin Simmons, Texas
Colin Simmons NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 240 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: EDGE
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Dallas, TX
- Jersey Number: 1
After focusing on offense last year, it would make sense for Tennessee to shift its attention back to its defense. Colin Simmons brings the type of explosiveness that could breathe new life into a pass rush searching for consistent production.

"It's dominant edge defender Colin Simmons to bolster a struggling pass rush." — Curt Popejoy

Colin Simmons Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 8 to New Orleans Saints
- CBS Sports: No. 12 to Minnesota Vikings
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 5 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 15 to Minnesota Vikings
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 6 to Washington Commanders
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 3 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 3 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 4 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 4 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 3 to Miami Dolphins
8) Carolina Panthers: CB Leonard Moore, Notre Dame
Leonard Moore NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 195 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Cornerback
- School: Notre Dame
- Conference: Independent
- Hometown: Round Rock, TX
- Jersey Number: 15
The Panthers have holes across the roster, but landing a talent like Leonard Moore would be difficult to pass up. A true shutdown corner can change the complexion of an entire defense, making this a strong value if he's available here.

"Moore is the blue-chip cornerback in this draft and an easy pick." — Curt Popejoy

Leonard Moore Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 7 to Carolina Panthers
- CBS Sports: No. 7 to New Orleans Saints
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 6 to Arizona Cardinals
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 8 to New Orleans Saints
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 9 to Baltimore Ravens
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 4 to Los Angeles Chargers
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 2 to Tennessee Titans
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 8 to Washington Commanders
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 3 to Tennessee Titans
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 4 to Washington Commanders
9) New Orleans Saints: EDGE Quincy Rhodes Jr., Arkansas
Quincy Rhodes Jr. NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’6”
- Weight: 276 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: EDGE
- School: Arkansas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: North Little Rock, AR
- Jersey Number: 97
The Saints could use another difference-maker off the edge, and Quincy Rhodes Jr. has the upside to fill that role if he puts together the season many expect. Betting on traits this early isn't uncommon, especially when the payoff could be a premier pass rusher.

"We are counting on him putting together a big 2026 season and cementing his spot among the top pass rushers in the draft." — Curt Popejoy

Quincy Rhodes Jr. Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
10) New York Giants: S Tae Johnson, Notre Dame
Tae Johnson NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 193 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Safety
- School: Notre Dame
- Conference: Independent
- Hometown: Fort Wayne, IN
- Jersey Number: 9
New York has spent plenty of resources improving its defense, and Tae Johnson would add another versatile playmaker to the secondary. Safeties who consistently create turnovers are hard to find, making this an intriguing fit for a defense looking to generate more splash plays.

"The Giants get an absolute ballhawk in the secondary." — Curt Popejoy

Tae Johnson Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 14 to Pittsburgh Steelers
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 16 to Pittsburgh Steelers
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 30 to Minnesota Vikings
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
11) Washington Commanders: WR Omarion Miller, Arizona State
Omarion Miller NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 210 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Arizona State
- Conference: Big 12
- Hometown: Vivian, LA
- Jersey Number: 4
The Commanders have assembled an exciting young offense, but another reliable target would only help accelerate its growth. Omarion Miller has the talent to emerge as one of college football's biggest risers, giving Washington another weapon to complement its passing attack.

"Miller got overshadowed at ASU and is a full breakout candidate this season." — Curt Popejoy

Omarion Miller Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: No. 26 to Kansas City Chiefs
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
12) New York Jets: DT David Stone, Oklahoma
David Stone NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 310 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Defensive Tackle
- School: Oklahoma
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Del City, OK
- Jersey Number: 0
If the Jets want to continue building one of the league's most physical defenses, David Stone would fit right in. His ability to impact plays from multiple alignments gives New York another disruptive presence in the middle of the defensive line.

"He can dominate from anywhere on the defensive line." — Curt Popejoy

David Stone Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 15 to New York Jets
- CBS Sports: No. 16 to Jacksonville Jaguars
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 11 to New York Jets
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 32 to Cleveland Browns
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 18 to Denver Broncos
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 29 to Chicago Bears
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 28 to Chicago Bears
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 29 to Buffalo Bills
Note: Chicago traded a 2027 first-, fourth-, and a 2028 first-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round selection and DT Jeffery Simmons.
13) Minnesota Vikings: OT Trevor Goosby, Texas
Trevor Goosby NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’7”
- Weight: 312 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Offensive Tackle
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Melissa, TX
- Jersey Number: 74
Protecting the quarterback should remain a priority for Minnesota, and Trevor Goosby has the tools to become a long-term fixture up front. Franchise tackles don't come around often, making this a logical investment if he's still available.

"Goosby is the clear-cut one of the best offensive linemen in the draft." — Curt Popejoy

Trevor Goosby Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 11 to Atlanta Falcons
- CBS Sports: No. 5 to Tennessee Titans
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 4 to Houston Texans
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 12 to New York Giants
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 15 to New York Giants
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 10 to Atlanta Falcons
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 9 to New Orleans Saints
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 11 to Houston Texans
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 8 to Houston Texans
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 11 to New Orleans Saints
14) Pittsburgh Steelers: DT Ahmad Moten, Miami
Ahmad Moten NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 325 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 22
- Position: Defensive Lineman
- School: Miami
- Conference: ACC
- Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Jersey Number: 99
The Steelers have built their identity in the trenches for decades, and Ahmad Moten would help continue that tradition. Adding another powerful interior defender would keep Pittsburgh's defensive front among the toughest in the AFC.

"The Steelers look to build in the trenches with Moten." — Curt Popejoy

Ahmad Moten Sr. Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 30 to Baltimore Ravens
- CBS Sports: No. 15 to New York Jets
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 32 to Seattle Seahawks
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 28 to Chicago Bears
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
Note: Chicago traded a 2027 first-, fourth-, and a 2028 first-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round selection and DT Jeffery Simmons.
15) New York Jets: S KJ Bolden, Georgia
KJ Bolden NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’0”
- Weight: 185 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Defensive Back
- School: Georgia
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Buford, GA
- Jersey Number: 4
After addressing multiple needs early, the Jets would continue to load up on defense by adding KJ Bolden. His athleticism and instincts give him the potential to become the type of defensive back offenses have to account for on every snap.

"Bolden has the potential to terrorize opposing offenses." — Curt Popejoy

KJ Bolden Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 23 to Cincinnati Bengals
- CBS Sports: No. 29 to Buffalo Bills
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 18 to Seattle Seahawks
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 21 to Carolina Panthers
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 13 to New York Jets
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 28 to Jacksonville Jaguars
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 21 to New England Patriots
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 24 to New England Patriots
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 18 to New England Patriots
16) Chicago Bears: CB Ellis Robinson IV, Georgia
Ellis Robinson IV NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’0”
- Weight: 180 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Cornerback
- School: Georgia
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: New Haven, CT
- Jersey Number: 1
Chicago could continue strengthening its secondary by adding Ellis Robinson IV, a corner with all the physical traits NFL teams covet. Pairing another young defensive back with the Bears' existing core would give the defense even more flexibility moving forward.

"Robinson... can be a shutdown cornerback thanks to his elite technique and athleticism." — Curt Popejoy

Ellis Robinson IV Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 12 to New York Jets
- CBS Sports: No. 11 to Carolina Panthers
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 23 to Chicago Bears
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 20 to Los Angeles Chargers
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 20 to Detroit Lions
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 9 to New Orleans Saints
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 19 to Detroit Lions
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 19 to Detroit Lions
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 13 to New York Jets
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 12 to New York Jets
Note: Chicago traded a 2027 first-, fourth-, and a 2028 first-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round selection and DT Jeffery Simmons.
17) Cincinnati Bengals: RB Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss
Kewan Lacy NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 5’11”
- Weight: 200 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 19
- Position: Running Back
- School: Ole Miss
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Dallas, TX
- Jersey Number: 5
The Bengals have been searching for more consistency in the backfield, and Kewan Lacy could provide an immediate spark. If he lives up to the hype during the 2026 season, Cincinnati would have a difficult time passing on a running back capable of becoming the centerpiece of its rushing attack.

"This year's version is Kewan Lacy. The Bengals have struggled at running back for years and have to make this pick." — Curt Popejoy

Kewan Lacy Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 20 to Houston Texans
- CBS Sports: No. 18 to Chicago Bears
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 26 to Jacksonville Jaguars
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 29 to Minnesota Vikings
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
18) Jacksonville Jaguars: LB Sammy Brown, Clemson
Sammy Brown NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 235 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Linebacker
- School: Clemson
- Conference: ACC
- Hometown: Commerce, GA
- Jersey Number: 47
The Jaguars have invested heavily in their defense over the past few years, but adding Sammy Brown would bring another athletic playmaker to the middle of the field. Linebackers who can impact both the run and passing game remain valuable, making this a sensible fit for Jacksonville.

"A strong season from Sammy Brown would put him squarely in the first-round discussion." — Curt Popejoy

Sammy Brown Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: No. 28 to New England Patriots
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 17 to Dallas Cowboys
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 25 to Cincinnati Bengals
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 20 to Cincinnati Bengals
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
19) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: TE Jamari Johnson, Oregon
Jamari Johnson NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 257 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Tight End
- School: Oregon
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Inglewood, CA
- Jersey Number: 9
Adding Jamari Johnson would give Tampa Bay another dynamic weapon regardless of who is under center. Tight ends capable of stretching the field create matchup problems every week, and Johnson has the upside to become a featured part of an NFL passing attack.

"Johnson... is an elite playmaker at tight end." — Curt Popejoy

Jamari Johnson Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 18 to Denver Broncos
- CBS Sports: No. 20 to Houston Texans
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 14 to New Orleans Saints
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 19 to Carolina Panthers
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 22 to Denver Broncos
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 27 to Baltimore Ravens
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 17 to Cincinnati Bengals
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 16 to Baltimore Ravens
20) Denver Broncos: DT A'Mauri Washington, Oregon
A'Mauri Washington NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’3”
- Weight: 330 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Defensive Tackle
- School: Oregon
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Detroit, MI
- Jersey Number: 52
The Broncos could continue building a physical defensive front by selecting A'Mauri Washington. Interior defenders who can occupy blockers while still making plays are invaluable, and Washington has the traits to become a major presence in the middle of Denver's defense.

"Washington is a massive interior defensive lineman who just eats up blockers and swallows up ballcarriers." — Curt Popejoy

A'Mauri Washington Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 17 to Jacksonville Jaguars
- CBS Sports: No. 10 to Pittsburgh Steelers
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 21 to Dallas Cowboys
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 22 to New England Patriots
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 22 to Cleveland Browns
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 21 to Dallas Cowboys
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 26 to Dallas Cowboys
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 27 to Dallas Cowboys
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
21) Houston Texans: WR Charlie Becker, Indiana
Charlie Becker NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 204 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Indiana
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Nashville, TN
- Jersey Number: 80
Houston has done a good job surrounding its offense with young talent, and Charlie Becker would only add to that foundation. A receiver capable of consistently threatening defenses downfield would bring another explosive element to the Texans' passing game.

"Becker promises to be the next great Indiana wide receiver." — Curt Popejoy

Charlie Becker Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 10 to Washington Commanders
- CBS Sports: No. 19 to New York Jets
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 20 to Las Vegas Raiders
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 11 to New York Jets
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 7 to Los Angeles Chargers
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 15 to Dallas Cowboys
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 4 to Los Angeles Chargers
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 6 to Los Angeles Chargers
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 15 to Las Vegas Raiders
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 6 to Philadelphia Eagles
22) Philadelphia Eagles: WR Mario Craver, Texas A&M
Mario Craver NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 5’9”
- Weight: 165 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Texas A&M
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Birmingham, AL
- Jersey Number: 1
The Eagles have never been afraid to reload at wide receiver, and Mario Craver would keep that trend alive. His skill set would give Philadelphia a different type of playmaker while maintaining the speed and explosiveness that have defined its offense.

"The Eagles get their replacement for A.J. Brown with Craver." — Curt Popejoy

Mario Craver Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
23) Detroit Lions: EDGE Kenyatta Jackson Jr., Ohio State
Kenyatta Jackson NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’6”
- Weight: 265 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 22
- Position: Defensive End
- School: Ohio State
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Miami Gardens, FL
- Jersey Number: 97
Detroit has built one of the NFL's toughest defensive fronts, and Kenyatta Jackson Jr. would fit that identity perfectly. Adding another explosive edge defender would keep the Lions' pass rush fresh and dangerous for years to come.

"He looks like he was built in a lab and plays with incredible burst for a big man." — Curt Popejoy

Kenyatta Jackson Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
24) Los Angeles Chargers: WR Wyatt Young, Oklahoma State
Wyatt Young NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’0”
- Weight: 195 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Oklahoma State
- Conference: Big 12
- Hometown: Katy, TX
- Jersey Number: 10
Giving Justin Herbert another high-end receiving option should remain a priority, and Wyatt Young checks that box. Pairing a talented young receiver with one of the league's strongest-armed quarterbacks could unlock even more production from the Chargers' offense.

"The Chargers finally commit to an elite receiver for quarterback Justin Herbert by landing Wyatt Young." — Curt Popejoy

Wyatt Young Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
25) New England Patriots: OG Austin Siereveld, Ohio State
Austin Siereveld NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 325 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Offensive Lineman
- School: Ohio State
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Liberty Township, OH
- Jersey Number: 67
The Patriots have made it clear they want to build from the inside out, and Austin Siereveld would reinforce that philosophy. A dependable interior lineman can stabilize an offensive line for years, making this a smart investment for a team still reshaping its offense.

"The Patriots land the top interior offensive lineman in the draft with Austin Siereveld." — Curt Popejoy

Austin Siereveld Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
26) San Francisco 49ers: EDGE Matayo Uiagalelei, Oregon
Matayo Uiagalelei NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 272 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: EDGE
- School: Oregon
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Bellflower, CA
- Jersey Number: 10
The 49ers have built a reputation for developing defensive linemen, and Matayo Uiagalelei would be another intriguing addition to that pipeline. His combination of size and versatility would give San Francisco another young piece to develop along its defensive front.

"He's got elite size and length and is more than just a pass rusher." — Curt Popejoy

Matayo Uiagalelei Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: No. 24 to Detroit Lions
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 19 to Carolina Panthers
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
27) Dallas Cowboys: DT Justin Scott, Miami
Justin Scott NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 298 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Defensive Lineman
- School: Miami
- Conference: ACC
- Hometown: Chicago, IL
- Jersey Number: 5
Dallas could use another disruptive presence on the interior, and Justin Scott has the quickness to create problems at the line of scrimmage consistently. Even without prototypical size, his ability to penetrate the backfield would make him an attractive first-round option.

"Scott is a bit undersized but makes up for it with power and quickness at the point of attack." — Curt Popejoy

Justin Scott Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 29 to Seattle Seahawks
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 27 to New York Giants
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 30 to Jacksonville Jaguars
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
28) Kansas City Chiefs: QB Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State
Drew Mestemaker NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 211 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Quarterback
- School: Oklahoma State
- Conference: Big 12
- Hometown: Austin, TX
- Jersey Number: 17
The Chiefs don't have an immediate need at quarterback, but planning for the future is never a bad strategy. Drew Mestemaker would have the luxury of developing behind Patrick Mahomes, giving Kansas City a valuable insurance policy without rushing his development.

"The Chiefs look to bring in a true developmental quarterback as insurance in case the injury bug bites Patrick Mahomes again." — Curt Popejoy

Drew Mestemaker Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 17 to Cleveland Browns
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 30 to Arizona Cardinals
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 13 to Pittsburgh Steelers
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 2 to Tennessee Titans
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 2 to Miami Dolphins
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 2 to Tennessee Titans
29) Baltimore Ravens: C Kade Pieper, Iowa
Kade Pieper NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 290 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Offensive Lineman
- School: Iowa
- Conference: Big 10
- Hometown: Norfolk, NE
- Jersey Number: 58
Baltimore has consistently prioritized strong offensive line play, making Kade Pieper a natural fit. Iowa has produced its share of NFL-ready linemen, and Pieper could be the next to anchor an offensive front at the professional level.

"The Ravens lost Tyler Linderbaum and got their replacement with Kade Pieper." — Curt Popejoy

Kade Pieper Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 25 to Los Angeles Chargers
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 28 to Buffalo Bills
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 23 to Houston Texans
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 16 to Chicago Bears
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 32 to San Francisco 49ers
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 26 to Baltimore Ravens
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 32 to San Francisco 49ers
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
Note: Chicago traded a 2027 first-, fourth-, and a 2028 first-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round selection and DT Jeffery Simmons.
30) Seattle Seahawks: EDGE Princewill Umanmielen, LSU
Princewill Umanmielen NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’5”
- Weight: 245 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 21
- Position: Defensive End
- School: LSU
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Austin, TX
- Jersey Number: 1
The Seahawks could afford to swing for upside late in the first round, and Princewill Umanmielen offers plenty of it. If his development continues throughout the season, Seattle could land a pass rusher with the physical tools to outperform his draft slot.

"This is a pick based purely on potential, but Umanmielen looks like he has the physical tools to develop into a first-round pick." — Curt Popejoy

Princewill Umanmielen Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
31) Buffalo Bills: WR Ryan Coleman-Williams, Alabama
Ryan Coleman-Williams NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’0”
- Weight: 178 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 19
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Alabama
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: Mobile, AL
- Jersey Number: 2
Buffalo has continued searching for more playmakers at wide receiver, and Ryan Coleman-Williams could help fill that void. A strong bounce-back season would put him firmly back in the first-round conversation while giving the Bills another weapon for their passing attack.

"We love Coleman-Williams to return to form in 2026 after a down 2025 campaign." — Curt Popejoy

Ryan Coleman-Williams Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: No. 21 to Dallas Cowboys
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 28 to Kansas City Chiefs
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 23 to Las Vegas Raiders
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 31 to Kansas City Chiefs
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 31 to Kansas City Chiefs
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
32) Cleveland Browns: WR Ryan Wingo, Texas
Ryan Wingo NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’2”
- Weight: 214 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 20
- Position: Wide Receiver
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: St. Louis, MO
- Jersey Number: 5
After addressing the pass rush earlier in the draft, the Browns close out the first round by giving their offense another talented target in Ryan Wingo. Adding a polished outside receiver would help round out Cleveland's offense and provide another dependable option in the passing game.

"The Browns finally upgrade their wide receiver depth chart with Wingo." — Curt Popejoy

Ryan Wingo Mock Drafts
- ESPN: NR
- CBS Sports: NR
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): NR
- Todd McShay (Ringer): NR
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): NR
- Tankathon (10.4.26): NR
- The Athletic (10.7.26): NR
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): NR
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): NR
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): NR
1) Arizona Cardinals: QB Arch Manning, Texas
Arch Manning NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 6’4”
- Weight: 219 lbs
- Age (on CFB Week 1): 22
- Position: Quarterback
- School: Texas
- Conference: SEC
- Hometown: New Orleans, LA
- Jersey Number: 16
The Cardinals would be betting on upside by making Arch Manning the first player off the board. Arizona is still searching for a long-term answer at quarterback, and Manning has the talent to become the face of a franchise if his development continues on its current trajectory.

"He's a perfect fit for a team like the Cardinals who are desperate for early success." — Curt Popejoy

Arch Manning Mock Drafts
- ESPN: No. 2 to Arizona Cardinals
- CBS Sports: No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- The Sporting News (10.14.26): No. 1 to Tennessee Titans
- Todd McShay (Ringer): No. 1 to Miami Dolphins
- Sports Illustrated 9.0 (9.23.26): No. 2 to New York Jets
- Tankathon (10.4.26): No. 2 to Tennessee Titans
- The Athletic (10.7.26): No. 12 to Cleveland Browns
- USA TODAY Sports (10.14.26): No. 5 to New York Jets
- Athlon Sports (10.23.26): No. 11 to Cleveland Browns
- Cleveland.com (10.29.26): No. 8 to Arizona Cardinals

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