2026 NFL Mock Draft

The Giants need secondary help after allowing the 5th-most passing yards in 2025. Everette is a physical press-man corner from Georgia's DBU pipeline with elite speed and ball skills. He can start opposite Deonte Banks and give NYG a formidable young cornerback duo.

New England needs weapons. Concepcion won the Paul Hornung Award with explosive acceleration and dangerous open-field ability. Dynamic playmaker who can stretch the field and create after the catch.

Jacksonville adds a physical, reliable back. Faison is a well-built runner at 6'0 218 lbs with good vision and receiving ability. Solid complement to the passing attack.

Tennessee needs cornerback help to pair with their pass rush investments. Davis has rare size at 6'4" with elite speed for his length. Dominated Pac-12 matchups with his physicality and long arms. Perfect fit for a defense needing length on the outside.

Washington needs interior pass rush. Halton is undersized at 6'2 291 but makes up for it with elite quickness and athleticism. Disruptive interior presence who wins with speed and leverage.

New Orleans needs tackle help to protect whoever plays QB in 2026. Ersery is a massive mauler at 6'6" 320 with plus athleticism for his size. Started 30+ games at Minnesota and has the frame to develop into a starting left tackle with coaching.

Cincinnati needs pass rushers opposite Trey Hendrickson. Dennis-Sutton is a long, athletic edge rusher from Penn State with elite burst and bend. Recorded 9 sacks in 2025 and has the tools to develop into a double-digit sack artist with NFL coaching.

Miami's offensive line ranked near the bottom in pass protection. Pregnon is a powerful, athletic guard from Oregon who anchors well and creates movement in the run game. At 6'5" 320 lbs, he's a day-one starter who provides an immediate interior upgrade for an OL-needy Dolphins team.

Dallas needs safety help after taking CB in Round 1. McNeil-Warren is a versatile playmaker with elite ball production from Toledo. Outstanding range and instincts allow him to play deep center field or come down into the box. A high-floor safety with Day 1 starter potential.

The Rams need interior defensive line help. Hunter is a powerful interior disruptor who transferred from Auburn to Texas Tech and became a dominant force. At 6'3 310, he collapses pockets and stuffs the run with elite power.

Baltimore needs cornerback depth opposite Marlon Humphrey. Hairston is a physical press corner with elite speed and ball skills. Recorded 5 interceptions in 2025 and has the tools to develop into a shutdown corner in Baltimore's system.

New York adds a physical back. Washington is a powerful runner with excellent size and speed combination. Averaged 6.4 yards per carry with 28 receptions showing three-down potential.

Detroit needs linebacker help after Alex Anzalone's decline. Schwesinger led the nation with 136 tackles and has elite speed for the position. High football IQ and relentless pursuit make him a perfect fit for Dan Campbell's defensive culture.

Minnesota needs receiver depth behind Justin Jefferson. Higgins is a big-bodied target at 6'4" 215 who can win contested catches. Had 1,183 yards and 9 TDs at Iowa State and provides a perfect complement to Jefferson's route-running mastery.

Carolina needs a receiving weapon at tight end. Stowers won the Mackey Award as the nation's top tight end with sophisticated route running and reliable hands. Day 1 mismatch creator in the middle of the field.

Dallas adds an elite linebacker. Hill is a physical specimen at 6'3 238 who led the SEC with 17 TFLs and 8 sacks. Second-team All-American with rare athleticism for the position.

Pittsburgh invests in the offensive line. Strother is a powerful interior lineman with excellent technique and versatility. Can play guard or center at the NFL level with a pro-ready skill set.

LA Chargers add interior disruption. Banks is a massive presence at 6'6 325 with rare speed and athleticism for his size. Strong Senior Bowl performance cemented his stock as a premium interior defender.

Philadelphia gets a rising corner. Hood led the SEC in coverage grade and was the first SEC player since 2019 with both fumble and INT return TDs in the same season. Ball-hawking playmaker with elite instincts.

Cleveland adds pass rush help. Parker is a versatile defender at 6'3 265 with an 88.2 PFF grade. Excels against both the run and pass with well-rounded technical skills and high motor.

Chicago adds a reliable route runner. Bell brings outstanding instincts and feel as a receiver from Georgia's championship program. Smart player who finds soft spots in zones and creates separation with technique.

Buffalo needs safety help to replace aging veterans. Winston is a rangy safety with elite speed who can play free or box. Physical tackler with excellent ball skills. Penn State pedigree and leadership make him a perfect fit for Buffalo's defensive culture.

San Francisco gets a lockdown corner. Cisse has elite acceleration and closing speed, allowing just 18 receptions on 38 targets in 2025. Physical defender with ball-hawking ability who projects as a day-one starter.

Houston adds a dual-threat back. Taylor is a 6'0 215 lb runner with 4.53 speed and excellent receiving ability with 30 catches. Physical runner who can contribute in all phases of the offense.

The Rams need receiver depth behind Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. Restrepo is a polished route runner from Miami with excellent hands and YAC ability. Led the Hurricanes in receiving and provides reliable depth for Matthew Stafford.

Denver needs OT help. Casey is a powerful tackle from Boise State with excellent length and anchor. At 6'6" 310 lbs, he's a mauler in the run game who has improved his pass protection technique each season.

New England adds a toolsy pass rusher. Uiagalelei is just 19 years old at 6'5 270 with impressive bend and upside. Raw but immensely talented with a sky-high ceiling at the next level.

Seattle needs interior offensive line help to protect Geno Smith. Oladejo is a powerful guard from UCLA with excellent strength and technique. Physical run blocker who can start immediately and upgrade Seattle's interior protection.

Arizona needs safety help to complete their defensive rebuild. Moore is a versatile defender from Michigan with excellent instincts and ball skills. National Champion who can play free safety, box, or nickel. Perfect fit for Jonathan Gannon's defense.

The Jets close Round 2 with another cornerback to rebuild their secondary. Porter is a long, athletic corner from Iowa State with elite speed and ball skills. Former receiver with natural playmaking ability. Perfect complement to their earlier defensive selections.

The Giants add depth to their secondary with a physical corner from Notre Dame. Hardy excels in press coverage and provides special teams value while developing into a potential starter.

New England adds depth to their defensive front. Phillips is a stout run defender who can occupy blockers and allow linebackers to make plays. Fits the Patriots' traditional 3-4 defensive scheme.

The Raiders give their new QB a big target on the outside. Washington has reliable hands and contested catch ability to complement the offensive weapons.

Cleveland adds defensive line depth with a powerful interior presence. Jackson is a stout run defender who can collapse the pocket and occupy blockers in the middle of the defensive line.

Tennessee protects their quarterback with offensive line help. Miller is a developmental tackle with good size and technique who can develop into a quality starter on the right side.

Carolina continues to build their offensive line. Wagner is a polished tackle from Notre Dame with good technique and pass protection skills to help keep their QB upright.

The Jets add secondary depth with an athletic corner. Moore has excellent speed and coverage ability to contribute in their defensive backfield rotation.

New Orleans adds a pass rusher with excellent potential. Dennis-Sutton has long arms and elite burst to pressure the quarterback off the edge.

Washington reinforces the interior offensive line. Schrauth is a powerful guard who excels in run blocking and brings Notre Dame toughness to the trenches.

Chicago bolsters their secondary with a versatile safety. Haulcy is a physical box safety who can play multiple roles in the defense and contribute on special teams.

Green Bay adds edge rush depth with a productive Michigan defender. Moore brings solid technique and motor to complement their existing pass rush rotation.

Atlanta strengthens the interior offensive line with a smart center. Jones is a cerebral player with excellent snapping and line call abilities from the Iowa program.

Tampa Bay adds a versatile tight end weapon. Bentley is a balanced tight end who can contribute as both a receiver and blocker in multiple formations.

Miami addresses their cornerback need with a speedy cover corner. Ponds has excellent speed and ball skills to match up with fast receivers in the AFC East.

Baltimore adds offensive line depth with an athletic tackle. World has good size and movement skills to develop into a quality swing tackle or starter.

Indianapolis adds another weapon to their receiving corps. Sarrett is a reliable route runner with good hands and the ability to contribute immediately in the slot.

San Francisco continues building pass rush depth. Lawrence is a high-motor edge rusher who fits perfectly in the 49ers' defensive scheme rotation.

Minnesota addresses their high-priority cornerback need. Muhammad is a fast cover corner with excellent athleticism and man coverage ability.

Los Angeles adds secondary depth with an athletic safety. Wheatley has elite 4.40 speed and the range to cover ground as a center field safety.

Kansas City adds offensive line depth to protect Mahomes. Shelton is a solid developmental tackle with good fundamentals and Penn State pedigree.

Arizona adds defensive line depth with a powerful interior presence. Ball is a run-stuffer who can occupy blockers and free up linebackers to make plays.

Seattle continues to build their interior offensive line. Slaughter is an intelligent center with strong leadership qualities and excellent snap consistency.

Buffalo adds offensive line depth to protect their franchise quarterback. Crownover is a developmental tackle with good size and SEC experience.

Houston addresses their safety need with an instinctive playmaker. Ramsey has exceptional coverage instincts and ball skills to contribute in the secondary.

Dallas adds linebacker depth to their defense. Rodriguez is a versatile linebacker with good speed and coverage ability to contribute in multiple packages.

Philadelphia adds defensive line depth with an Alabama product. Keenan is a powerful interior presence who can rotate in and provide fresh legs up front.

Cincinnati continues to build edge rush depth. Josephs is a developmental pass rusher with good size and SEC experience to add to their rotation.

Las Vegas takes a small school corner with excellent athleticism. Demmings has elite speed and ball skills that translate despite lower competition level.

Pittsburgh adds a receiving tight end to complement their offense. Roush is a capable receiver with good hands and route running from Stanford.

Denver adds interior defensive line depth. Gill-Howard is a powerful nose tackle who can clog running lanes and occupy blockers in the middle.

Los Angeles adds edge rush depth with an Alabama product. Overton is a versatile defender who can play multiple roles along the defensive front.

Detroit continues to build offensive line depth. Barber is a developmental tackle with good size and SEC experience to add to their pipeline.