College Football’s regular season is entering rivalry week, and several prospects for the upcoming draft have only just a few opportunities remaining to make a statement on the field as to why they should go in the first round.
Let’s run through another 2026 NFL Mock Draft.
2026 NFL Mock Draft
1. Tennessee Titans: LB Arvell Reese – Ohio State
The Titans took their quarterback last year. This year, they address the other side of the ball with the top defensive player in the draft.
2. New York Giants: WR Jordyn Tyson – Arizona State
The Giants have Malik Nabers, but he’ll be coming off a serious knee injury next year. Tyson is a super talented wideout, has a skillset which complements Nabers, and will be a big help to quarterback Jaxson Dart.
3. New Orleans Saints: EDGE Rueben Bain Jr. – Miami
Given the uncertainty of this year’s quarterback class and how loaded next year’s class appears to be, I think the Saints would choose to address a position other than quarterback and give Tyler Shough some time on the job. Bain is arguably the top EDGE in the draft; he can help that defense right away.
Oct 17, 2025; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr. (4) escapes coverage against Louisville Cardinals offensive lineman Trevonte Sylvester (70) during the third quarter at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro – Imagn Images4. New York Jets: QB Fernando Mendoza – Indiana
Yet again, the New York Jets need a quarterback. With the Browns winning, they’ve jumped into a spot to take the first one off the board.
5. Las Vegas Raiders: QB Dante Moore – Oregon
The loss to Cleveland on Sunday vaults them into the top five and puts them in a position to draft one of the top QBs in this draft class.
6. Cleveland Browns: QB Ty Simpson – Alabama
Despite Shedeur Sanders picking up his first career win on Sunday, I’m not quite ready to say I think Cleveland is handing him the keys just yet. Things can change depending on how the rest of the season goes. However, I still think they’re in the market for a QB.
Oct 11, 2025; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Ty Simpson (15) rolls out to pass during the second half against the Missouri Tigers at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff – Imagn Images7. Washington Commanders: EDGE Keldric Faulk – Auburn
Faulk is another candidate to be the top EDGE off the board in this draft. Washington needs a lot of help all along the defensive line. Getting Faulk here would be a great value for how talented he is at a premier position.
8. Cincinnati Bengals: S Caleb Downs – Ohio State
The Bengals need help anywhere and everywhere on defense. Caleb Downs might be up there with Arvell Reese as the most talented defensive player in this draft. While safety might not be a premier position, his talent would be too much to pass up for Cincy.
9. Arizona Cardinals: OT Spencer Fano – Utah
After striking out on the top quarterbacks in the draft, the Cardinals settle for the top OT on the board.
10. Miami Dolphins: OT Francis Mauigoa – Miami
Miami still needs to build up its offensive line. I think they’d happily take that opportunity here with one of the top tackles in the draft.
11. Los Angeles Rams (via ATL): CB Jermod McCoy – Tennessee
The Rams don’t have many holes. They could use a right tackle for the future, but with Mauigoa and Fano both off the board, they fill another with one of the draft’s top cornerbacks.
12. Minnesota Vikings: DT Peter Woods – Clemson
Despite addressing the interior DL in the offseason, it’s been a weak point for Brian Flores’ defense this season. Adding to that position group here with a high-end talent in Woods, who’s having a down season, makes sense and feels like a steal.
13. Carolina Panthers: EDGE David Bailey – Texas Tech
The Panthers have been a fun team this year, but an area they can improve in is getting to the quarterback. Bailey would help fill that need.
14. Dallas Cowboys: RB Jeremiyah Love – Notre Dame
Don’t be stunned if Love makes a big jump up several draft boards as the offseason goes on, as Ashton Jeanty did last season, but if he’s on the board when Dallas is picking, Jerry Jones likely takes him.
15. Kansas City Chiefs: CB Mansoor Delane – LSU
The Chiefs will be in jeopardy of losing one of their corners in the offseason due to cap constraints, so using their first-round pick on one would make sense.
16. Pittsburgh Steelers: OT Kaydn Proctor – Alabama
It might not be their biggest need, but the Steelers could stand to upgrade at tackle, and Kaydn Proctor wouldn’t be a bad choice to help them do that here.
Oct 4, 2025; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA; Alabama offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor (74) lines up to run the ball at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Proctor carried for a first down on the play. Alabama downed Vanderbilt 30-14. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr. – Imagn Images17. Houston Texans: OT Gennings Dunker – Iowa
Houston desperately needs to build up their offensive line. Trading away Laremy Tunsil last offseason only exposed that need even more. I think they’ll add their favorite tackle remaining, whoever that is.
18. Detroit Lions: EDGE T.J. Parker – Clemson
Aidan Hutchinson is great, but the Lions have struggled to find a consistent option opposite him. They could very well take a shot at that here.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: LB Sonny Styles – Ohio State
The Bucs need help on defense in more than one area. Taking the best player available, regardless of position, should be on the table. Styles is big, physical, and incredibly athletic. I would think someone like Todd Bowles would love to have him.
20. Baltimore Ravens: EDGE Cashius Howell – Texas A&M
EDGE is one spot defensively that the Ravens could use some help at. They’ve been improving as the season has gone on, and linebacker Roquan Smith has gotten healthier, but they really need some help getting to the quarterback. Cashius Howell can certainly help them there.
21. Buffalo Bills: CB Avieon Terrell – Clemson
While the offense is still electric, the defense in Buffalo lacks playmakers. He doesn’t have an INT yet this year. Terrell has four forced fumbles, three sacks, and nine pass breakups.
22. Cleveland Browns (via JAX): WR Carnell Tate – Ohio State
Carnell Tate might not be the best receiver on his own team, but he’s one of the top players at that position in the country. He can help out the Browns and whoever their quarterback is next season.
23. San Francisco 49ers: OT Caleb Lomu – Utah
The Niners will have to replace Trent Williams at some point. This feels like a place for them to do that, especially with a rock-solid tackle on the board.
24. Dallas Cowboys (via GB): EDGE LT Overton – Alabama
The Cowboys need to replace Micah Parsons’ production getting to the quarterback, and I think they’ll do that with one of their two picks in the first round.
25. Los Angeles Chargers: IOL Olaivavega Ioane – Penn State
Interior offensive line is a need for the Chargers. Knowing how Jim Harbaugh thinks and drafts, I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see him address that in the first round.
26. Chicago Bears: EDGE Matayo Uiagalelei – Oregon
The Bears need help getting to the quarterback. Montez Sweat has been fine this year, but not a game-breaker. They’ve struggled to find any consistent help opposite him, so they should address that in this draft.
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Oregon outside linebacker Matayo Uiagalelei sacks Montana State quarterback Justin Lamson as the Oregon Ducks host the Montana State Bobcats on Aug. 30, 2025, at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon.27. Seattle Seahawks: IOL Connor Lew – Auburn
The Seahawks have a pretty deep roster at the moment, but they could stand to improve their interior offensive line. Grey Zabel was a nice start last year, and this pick could be another piece.
28. New York Jets (via IND): WR Makai Lemon – USC
Wide receiver might not be their biggest need, but adding Makai Lemon to their group of receivers adds a versatile weapon for their young QB.
29. Philadelphia Eagles: EDGE Romello Height – Texas Tech
Adding EDGE help is certainly an option for Philly in this draft, and Height has been super productive for the Red Raiders this season. I think he’s got a chance to play himself into the first round.
30. Denver Broncos: TE Kenyon Sadiq – Oregon
A good tight end is a quarterback’s best friend, and Sean Payton has had quite a bit of success developing tight ends. If he slips here, Sadiq would be a really nice fit in Denver.
31. Los Angeles Rams: CB Colton Hood – Tennessee
They could go a few different directions here, including quarterback if they fall in love with one to learn behind Matthew Stafford, but a cornerback feels like the most logical selection after addressing tackle earlier.
32. New England Patriots: WR Denzel Boston – Washington
The Patriots add another weapon for Drake Maye, and one with a very fitting name at that. Boston is having a breakout year for Washington and would be a nice addition to the Pats’ offense.
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