The 2026 NFL Draft is less than four months away at this point, and it's simply creeping up quite fast. Not only is the NFL playoffs beginning soon, but the college football season is nearly over. In the coming weeks, the NFL and CFB will come to an end, and we'll then make our way towards the always exciting NFL free agency period.
We'll also have the NFL Scouting Combine and the 2026 NFL Draft at the end of April. It's going to be a wild few months in the football world now that 2026 is here, and we have a complete two-round mock draft containing some major trades.
It seems like teams have never been more aggressive in trying to improve their rosters year over year. Let's crack open this two-round mock draft.
NFL Draft order taken before Week 18 began
Complete two-round 2026 mock draft containing major trades
1. Las Vegas Raiders - Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
The Las Vegas Raiders get us started with a very logical pick that could satisfy a huge need while also grabbing someone who could be the best overall prospect in the draft in Fernando Mendoza from Indiana.
There isn't really a major downside to this pick - Mendoza is a legitimate QB prospect who could instantly come in and help get this dysfunctional franchise back on track. He can do a little bit of everything at the position, and until the Raiders get serious about the QB, they'lll continue to circle the drain in the AFC West.
2. New York Giants - Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
Jordyn Tyson is the pick for the Las Vegas Raiders with the second overall selection. Tyson gives second-year QB Jaxson Dart a much-needed weapon alongside Malik Nabers, who is recovering from a knee injury. The Giants should stick with Dart and load up on weapons for his development.
3. New York Jets - Dante Moore, QB, Oregon
The New York Jets could see Dante Moore fall into their laps at pick three in the 2026 NFL Draft. Moore comes from Oregon, and the Jets' GM, Darren Mougey, was in the Denver Broncos front office when they took Oregon QB Bo Nix in the 2024 NFL Draft. This pick makes a ton of sense for player and team.
4. Tennessee Titans - Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame
The Tennessee Titans really get the party stared with Jeremiyah Love from Notre Dame at pick four, giving Cam Ward a potentially game-changing running back, which should make the passing game flow a lot easier.
5. Arizona Cardinals - Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
The Arizona Cardinals are going to be making a major move here that we’ll see later in the first round. Arizona’s 2025 season has totally cratered after a strong 2-0 start, and the QB position is now totally up in the air.
If nothing else, Caleb Downs at pick five might give the Cardinals the best non-quarterback prospect in the entire class, and he could instantly become an impact player, but until the Cardinals find a notable upgrade over Kyler Murray, someone they feel poised to move on from, they’ll continue to circle the drain.
6. Cleveland Browns - Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
Carnell Tate is the pick for the Cleveland Browns with the sixth overall selection. The Browns miss out on Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore and will instead opt to beef up the WR room. Jerry Jeudy has been the go-to guy for the Browns at the position, but I can’t imagine he’s even on the team in 2026 with how bad he’s been this year.
The team’s rookie class in 2025 was quite strong, and GM Andrew Berry does deserve a lot of credit for that class. Hopeful the 2026 class is more of the same.
7. Washington Commanders - Rueben Bain Jr, EDGE, Miami (FL)
Rueben Bain Jr’s size seems to be a notable thing with the prospect, but NFL teams should probably look past that and simply draft him because he’s a great player, and great players are how teams win for a long time and how coaches keep their jobs.
Bain has shown out in the College Football Playoff thus far and did himself some favors. Washington pulls the trigger inside the top-10 on Bain.
8. New Orleans Saints - Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State
The New Orleans Saints take Arvell Reese at pick eight in this mock draft. Rookie QB Tyler Shough has been quite good for the Saints this year and has made things a lot easier for them going forward. New Orleans is a breakout team to watch out for in 2026.
9. Kansas City Chiefs - Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
It’s been a tough year for the Kansas City Chiefs, but the bright side here is that this team is currently picking inside the top-10, something they have not done for years now. The Chiefs have obvious needs along the defensive line and should target someone like Peter Woods from Clemson.
The Chiefs need some more talent up front and also need to consider adding new faces at every play-making position on offense and in the secondary on defense as well. Woods is a great start since he’s in the trenches, and that’s where games are won in the NFL.
10. Cincinnati Bengals - David Bailey, EDGE, Texas Tech
Speaking of trenches, we’ll have a bit of a run here along the defensive line, as the Bengals grab David Bailey from Texas Tech, who played well in the College Football Playoff, and I am not sure the Bengals have more urgent needs than on defense.
You really couldn’t go wrong with a number of defensive prospects here, but with Trey Hendrickson set to be a free agency and the Bengals needing more pass-rushers overall, Bailey is a good need pick and also might be a ‘best player available’ type of situation as well.
11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (via MIA) - Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn
The Buccaneers are another team that needs a boost along the defensive line, so they take Keldric Faulk from Auburn at pick 11. The Bucs’ defense has taken a step back here under Todd Bowles, but that defense just cannot get to the QB consistently, and until GM Jason Licht fixed that, Tampa won’t improve going forward.
It’s honestly that simple for the Bucs.
12. Los Angeles Rams - Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
The Los Angeles Rams have two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft thanks to the Atlanta Falcons. With how good this roster is overall, LA can definitely draft for need, and it’s clear that the defense needs another cornerback. Jermod McCoy is the pick here, but I would not be shocked if LA sniffed around in the trade market before the NFL Draft to try and find a more proven commodity at the position.
13. Miami Dolphins (via TB) - Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami (FL)
The Miami Dolphins moved back a couple of slots in the first round of our latest mock draft. The Dolphins grab Francis Mauigoa from Miami (FL) and add some beef to the offensive line. The Dolphins are going to be making some notable moves this offseason, as they are likely moving on from Tua Tagovailoa in some capacity.
The team will likely have a brand-new GM as well, so this is a team to keep an eye out for.
14. Dallas Cowboys - Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
Sonny Styles would be a perfect pick for the Dallas Cowboys with the team’s first first-round pick here in 2026. Dallas’ defense was so atrocious this year that it basically wasted away an elite season from Dak Prescott and the offense.
If nothing else, the Cowboys have a clear path to improve this coming offseason, and I’d be shocked if the team’s first pick in 2026 was anything other than a defensive prospect. It simply has to happen.
15. Detroit Lions - Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
Another team with urgent defensive needs is the Detroit Lions. This front office has invested a ton into the secondary in recent years, but injuries have brought this unit chaos and inconsistencies. Brad Holmes, the Lions’ GM, might simply have to keep taking swings on players until they pan out.
Mansoor Delane is one of the top CB prospects in the country and is an obvious fit in Detroit. The defense has taken a huge step back this year, but getting healthier is going to to wonders for that unit in 2026.
16. Baltimore Ravens - Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama
In the middle of the first round, the Baltimore Ravens grab Kadyn Proctor, a tackle from Alabama. Proctor might be someone who kicks inside to guard at the next level, and that’s precisely who the Baltimore Ravens could use.
The Ravens have dealt with a ton of injuries this year and need to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 18 just to get into the playoffs. When healthy, this team is great, but not only have they been banged up, but some key positions like the offensive interior have been weaker this year.
17. Minnesota Vikings - Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
Kenyon Sadiq is a good pick for the Minnesota Vikings. This team is expected to sniff around for a veteran QB this offseason to likely compete with JJ McCarthy. That’s a wise idea, but the Vikes also have other offensive needs.
Getting a rare tight end prospect would elevate this entire offense, and while the Vikings have needs in the secondary, Sadiq is simply too good of a prospect to pass up on.
18. New York Jets - Makai Lemon, WR, USC
With their second first-round pick, the New York Jets snag Makai Lemon from USC. The Jets are rebuilding their offense with the selections of Dante Moore and now Lemon. The front office has to start fresh at the position in 2026, and it’s just odd they signed Justin Fields to begin with.
Pairing Moore up with another good receiver and perhaps a high-quality veteran backup would be a legitimate QB development plan for the Jets.
19. Carolina Panthers - Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama
The Carolina Panthers make a major move by taking Ty Simpson at pick 19. Folks, Bryce Young is too inconsistent to be a franchise QB, and while the Panthers are on the doorstep of the NFC South title, it’s not because of Young. Ty Simpson at least gives them a different option to try and develop, and you really never know what could happen…
The Panthers should decline Young's fifth-year option and begin to put the heat on him to see if that helps.
20. Arizona Cardinals (via PIT) - Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
Cardinals trade QB Kyler Murray to Steelers for pick 20
The Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers make the first notable move of the 2026 NFL Draft, shaking things up in a big way. The Cardinals seem poised to move on from Kyler Murray in some capacity, and the dysfunctional Steelers might be how they do that. The Steelers part with the 20th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and acquire Murray.
If nothing else, Murray can be a fine, stable option for a few years. The Cards get out of that contract and then proceed to grab Denzel Boston from Washington, adding another much-needed weapon to the offensive side of the ball for 2026 and beyond.
21. Dallas Cowboys - Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
The Dallas Cowboys use their second first-round pick of the first round on Avieon Terrell from Clemson. The brother of AJ Terrell of the Atlanta Falcons, the younger Terrell is actually someone who could play both slot CB and outside CB in the NFL.
This versatility would be very welcome for the Dallas defense, a unit that needs a boost everywhere. After grabbing Sonny Styles a few picks ago, they grab some secondary help.
22. Los Angeles Chargers - Vega Ioane, OG, Penn State
We’re to the point with the Los Angeles Chargers where this front office almost needs to take a top OL prospect with the first-round pick. Vega Ioane is one of the best OL prospects in the class and someone who could give the Bolts a legitimate solution at one of the iOL spots.
When both Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater are healthy, the puzzle will hopefully begin to come together to finally protect Justin Herbert consistently.
23. Buffalo Bills - Colton Hood, CB, Tennessee
The Buffalo Bills need more secondary help but also have a notable need at wide receiver as well. The Bills decide to grab Colston Hood, another top CB prospect. The Bills have regressed a bit this year and are locked into a Wild Card spot thanks to the surprising breakout by the New England Patriots.
Buffalo now has an uphill battle to regain control of the AFC East like they had for a half-decade.
24. Los Angeles Rams - Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
The Los Angeles Rams’ own first-round pick is currently the 24th overall selection approaching Week 18 action. GM Les Snead has done an awesome job at rebuilding this roster with good, young talent on both sides of the ball.
The Rams keep their foot on the gas and come away with two blue-chip prospects in our latest NFL mock draft.
25. Philadelphia Eagles - TJ Parker, EDGE, Clemson
The Philadelphia Eagles saw both Josh Sweat and Milton Williams leave in free agency last offseason. The pass rush has been just OK this year, so the Eagles may need to invest a first-round pick in the DL yet again.
GM Howie Roseman surely knows this and would not hesitate to again bolster the trenches. The Eagles grab TJ Parker from Clemson at pick 25 in this mock draft.
26. Houston Texans - A’Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon
Why not keep adding to a strength? The Houston Texans have fielded one of the top defensive lines in the NFL this year and could keep that up past 2025 with A’Mauri Washington from Oregon at pick 26. DeMeco Ryans’ squad is set to make the playoffs for the third time in three years under his head coaching tenure.
And the defense has emerged as one of the best in the entire league.
27. Cleveland Browns - Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah
The Cleveland Browns own the Jacksonville Jaguars’ first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. With that pick, the Browns keep adding to the offense and grab Caleb Lomu from Utah. The Browns did field a top-notch offensive line for years, but many of those players are either aging or set to hit the free agency market in 2026.
28. San Francisco 49ers - Caleb Banks, DT, Florida
Not only have the San Francisco 49ers been dealing with injuries this year, but this defensive line needs a massive boost. Nick Bosa returning will help, but how about another young player? Caleb Banks is a top DT prospect in this year’s class and would get inserted into a very solid situation, especially if defensive coordinator Robert Saleh remains with the 49ers beyond 2026.
This could be a win-win pick for the 49ers and Banks himself.
29. Chicago Bears - CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
The Chicago Bears definitely need to considering overhauling their defensive front, as they did the offensive line in the 2025 NFL Offseason. GM Ryan Poles has largely done a great job at this, so there is reason to believe that the Bears could bring in the right players in 2026.
Chicago takes CJ Allen from Georgia at pick 29 and get some youth at the LB position. With the recent report that the Raiders might consider trading Maxx Crosby this coming offseason, the Bears should also look to make that move as well.
30. New England Patriots - Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama
In need of another wide receiver, the New England Patriots take Germie Bernard from Alabama pick 30. The Pats have gotten some good play from Stefon Diggs this year, but the offense is in need of another pass-catcher. The Patriots are surely going to go a bit crazy this offseason in adding more talent, as they have cap space and a young QB on his rookie deal.
31. Miami Dolphins (via DEN) - Brandon Cisse, CB, South Carolina
Dolphins trade WR Jaylen Waddle to Broncos for pick 31
Another major trade here in the first round sees the Denver Broncos trading what is currently the 31st overall pick to the Miami Dolphins for WR Jaylen Waddle. The Broncos seemed to have some level of interest in Waddle during the deadline, but with the urgency kicked up a notch, the Broncos part with the first-rounder.
Miami uses that pick to bolster their secondary with Brandon Cisse from South Carolina. Miami grabs a tackle and a cornerback with their two first-round picks in this mock draft.
32. Seattle Seahawks - KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
Another team I could see using a first-round pick on a wide receiver is the Seattle Seahawks, as the passing game is really just Jaxon Smith-Njigba, so the Seahawks could benefit from a pick of KC Concepcion, a sharp route-runner who is elite with the ball in his hands.
33. Las Vegas Raiders - Matayo Uiagalelei, EDGE, Oregon
The Las Vegas Raiders boost their pass rush after taking Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick. I could see a scenario where the Raiders truly rip this thing down to the studs and work on acquiring as many draft picks as possible to spring a complete rebuild, which would be the right idea.
34. New York Jets - Kayden McDonald, DT, Ohio State
Another sore spot for the New York Jets is the defensive line, so they grab Kayden McDonald from Ohio State at pick 34. After taking Dante Moore at pick three, the Jets switch to the other side of the ball. The defensive line once went from a strength to a bit of a weakness, especially after New York traded Quinnen Williams at the deadline.
35. Tennessee Titans - Casius Howell, EDGE, Texas A&M
Cam Ward saw the Tennessee Titans taking Jeremiyah Love in the first round of our latest mock draft. It now might be wise for GM Mike Borgonzi to take to the other side of the ball, as the pass rush is an area where the Titans have to get better as well.
A good defense also directly helps the offense, so any draft pick is really helping Cam Ward potentially breakout in what could be a very successful year two in the NFL.
36. Arizona Cardinals - Anthony Hill Jr, LB, Texas
How about another top defensive pick for the Arizona Cardinals? I truly have no idea what this team is going to do at the QB position, but my best guess might be swinging a trade to bring in someone. Kyler Murray is now on the Pittsburgh Steelers in this latest mock draft, so the Cardinals figure that beefing up the defense can still be beneficial to them.
After last offseason where the Cardinals rebuilt the defensive line, GM Monti Ossenfort now focuses on the other two levels of this unit for 2026.
37. New York Giants - Keith Abney II, CB, Arizona State
The New York Giants took Jordyn Tyson in the first round and swing around to the other side of the ball and bolster the defense. The defensive line is one of the best in the NFL, so that unit doesn’t really need much help, but the secondary could absolutely use someone else in the CB room.
With GM Joe Schoen likely not going anywhere, the Giants and Schoen keep building up the defense and take Keith Abney II from Arizona State. Could New York breakout in 2026?
38. Houston Texans - Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
Houston might end up getting a steal in Chris Bell, who is currently injured but who is also a first-round caliber talent. We’ve seen Houston really invest a ton into the WR room, and I could see a path where GM Nick Caserio keeps that up.
The defense is likely going to remain the top unit in the NFL, so he could put a notable emphasis on the offensive side of the ball, giving CJ Stroud another weapon. Houston has gone 11-2 since the 0-3 start earlier this year.
39. Cleveland Browns - Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas
Two-straight picks along the offensive line is a great idea by GM Andrew Berry, who now takes Trevor Goosby from Texas at pick 39. Drafting talent OL players can really reshape the offense for years to come. It’s not clear where the Browns are going to find another QB, but perhaps the Browns are actually banking on Deshaun Watson returning.
But there also isn’t really a logical QB selection at this point in time.
40. Kansas City Chiefs - LT Overton, EDGE, Alabama
The defensive line gets a huge injection of talent with the pick of Peter Woods in Round 1 and now LT Overton in Round 2. While these picks might not be sexy, it’s a huge need for the Kansas City Chiefs, who are multiple offseasons away from matching the talent level that the AFC West-winning Denver Broncos have.
41. Cincinnati Bengals - Christen Miller, DT, Georgia
The Cincinnati Bengals are doubling-down on the defensive front and use their first and second-round picks on DL prospects, this time taking Christen Miller from Georgia. If the Bengals can just field an average defense in the 2026 NFL Season, this team is going to win a ton of games and make a deep run.
Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins are as good of an offensive trio as the NFL has seen in quite some time, but the defense has let this team down for multiple years now. Can it truly be this simple?
42. New Orleans Saints - Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
The Saints keep up with the defensive side of the ball and take Chris Johnson from San Diego State. With Tyler Shough playing this well, the Saints can definitely get a bit frisky in the offseason, as the NFC South is a weaker division, so there is a chance for the Saints to make a run at the title in 2026.
I would expect this team to also sniff around for upgrades at running back and wide receiver as well.
43. Atlanta Falcons - Zion Young, EDGE, Missouri
The Atlanta Falcons have a ton of roster talent, but we just have not seen this franchise take off like many thought it would in the 2025 season. Michael Penix also got hurt, so that adds another wrinkle to the mix. I do believe the Falcons are going to bring Penix back in 2026 to be the guy, but it’s likely his last chance.
Atlanta might not need a whole lot on offense but could benefit from some help on the defensive side of the ball again. They have some free agents that could be replaced in the 2026 NFL Draft.
44. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - R Mason Thomas, EDGE, Oklahoma
Two picks to help the pass rush in the first two rounds for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a sound draft strategy. You honestly do not typically see teams doing this, but the Bucs have clear-cut needs and otherwise have a very strong roster, so Tampa might only be a couple of players away from getting back on track in 2026 and beyond.
45. Miami Dolphins - Chris Brazzell II, WR, Tennessee
The Miami Dolphins got an extra first-round pick from the Denver Broncos in the Jaylen Waddle trade we had predicted earlier in this NFL mock draft. The Dolphins then add a young wide receiver to the room in Chris Brazzell II from Tennessee.
The Dolphins are going to make some major changes this offseason and could be willing to take some trade calls on notable players. Waddle could get dealt, so Miami finds a replacement at pick 45.
46. New York Jets - AJ Haulcy, S, LSU
The New York Jets’ secondary might be the worst in the NFL, and it was already a bit below-average before this team traded Sauce Gardner. The Jets currently have zero interceptions on the season, which is hard to believe.
Simply drafting talent players in the secondary should be near the top of the to-do list for the Jets’ front office in 2026. I am not sure that is even a disagreeable take, either. AJ Haulcy from LSU is a good pick here. Haulcy has 10 career interceptions and possesses good ball skills.
47. Baltimore Ravens - Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC
How about a young wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens? Ja’Kobi Lane is the pick for the Ravens in the middle of the second round. The Ravens, as we said earlier, struggled with injuries for much of the season, but the roster still does have some holes.
As long as this roster can get healthy, and the Ravens continue to bring forth decent NFL Draft classes, this team is going to be right back in the mix atop the AFC in 2026.
48. Minnesota Vikings - Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon
The Minnesota Vikings took Kenyon Sadiq in the first round of this latest mock draft and now hit more of a legitimate roster need, taking Dillon Thieneman from Oregon. The Vikings’ defense coordinator, Brian Flores, seems poised to return in 2026, so doing right by him and giving him a much-needed secondary boost is a good idea.
49. Indianapolis Colts - Austin Siereveld, OT, Ohio State
The Indianapolis Colts traded two first-round picks for Sauce Gardner, and they are now set to again miss the playoffs. Indy quickly went from one of the top teams in the NFL to a team that now has an uphill battle for 2026.
With no first-round pick to speak of, GM Chris Ballard has to hit on these 2026 draft picks. His first selection in our latest mock draft sees Indy taking tackle Austin Siereveld from Ohio State, who has played both guard and tackle.
50. Detroit Lions - Emmanuel Pregnon, OG, Oregon
How about some OL help for the Detroit Lions? Their OL has been top in the NFL from a while now but did take a bit of a step back this year. Sometimes, teams just have to keep investing into units, and being able to draft and develop in the trenches is how teams are able to sustain success for the long-term in the NFL.
51. Carolina Panthers - Kamari Ramsey, S, USC
The Carolina Panthers take Kamari Ramsey from USC at pick 51 in this mock draft after shocking the NFL world and taking Alabama QB Ty Simpson in Round 1. This team could be very special in 2026 if the QB position can be improved.
52. Pittsburgh Steelers - Blake Miller, OT, Clemson
After trading their first-round pick for Kyler Murray, the Pittsburgh Steelers double-down on the offensive side of the ball and take Blake Miller from Clemson - Pittsburgh has to get more serious about the QB room, and while Murray isn’t a special quarterback, he does give the Steelers some stability for the next few seasons.
Adding another OL to the mix is also a wise idea, as Pittsburgh really needs to focus on getting with the times on the offensive side of the ball. Adding Kyler Murray and Blake Miller to the mix is a step in the right direction if you ask me.
53. Green Bay Packers - Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
The Green Bay Packers’ first-round pick belongs to the Dallas Cowboys right now due to the Micah Parsons’ trade. Unfortunately, Parsons tore his ACL a few weeks ago and could miss the start of the 2026 NFL Season.
One area where Green Bay absolutely has to get better is in the secondary, as their various CB moves just have not worked out this year, and we did see the Packers claiming former Cowboys’ CB Trevon Diggs earlier last week.
Diggs may not be a realistic solution, so the Packers need to look to the NFL Draft to find more young talent here.
54. Buffalo Bills - Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
How about two picks in a row in the secondary for the Buffalo Bills? For multiple seasons now, the Bills have needed a secondary boost, and whoever is making the decisions for the franchise has to realize this going forward.
The Bills take Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren at pick 54. Be on the lookout for this team to make a splash move at WR in the offseason.
55. Los Angeles Rams - Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana
Speaking of wide receiver moves, the Los Angeles Rams take Elijah Sarratt from Indiana hear at the bottom of the second round. Sarratt has 13 touchdowns this year and is a bigger target at the position, something the Rams covet.
56. Los Angeles Chargers - Gennings Dunker, OT, Iowa
I think LA Chargers fans would love it if the team used their first two picks in the 2026 NFL Draft on OL prospects. Gennings Dunker is the next player who is inserted into the equation along the OL. Dunker is a right tackle, and I believe in an ideal world for the Chargers, they have Joe Alt and Dunker at the tackle spots and Rashawn Slater kicking inside.
57. Houston Texans - Caleb Tiernan, OT, Northwestern
The Houston Texans take Caleb Tiernan from Northwestern at pick 57 in this mock draft. Houston’s offensive line has come together and played reasonably well in recent weeks, but it could use another boost. The Texans go defensive tackle, wide receiver, and offensive tackle in this mock.
58. Philadelphia Eagles - Chase Bisontis, OG, Texas A&M
The Eagles’ offensive line has actually taken a step back this year if you can believe that. Philly lost Mekhi Becton in free agency last year, and even he had a rough season with the Los Angeles Chargers. Philly uses their two picks in this mock draft on trench players and take Chase Bisontis from Texas A&M at pick 58.
Another Howie Roseman masterclass?
59. San Francisco 49ers - Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
Isaiah World is a bit inconsistent down to down, but he does have the tools and physical profile to be a starting-caliber tackle in the NFL, and that could be what the San Francisco 49ers buy into at the bottom of the second round.
The Niners are a great story this year but aren’t exactly winning games because of sheer roster talent. GM John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan have done a great job at finding talent all throughout the NFL Draft, and this could be another gem.
60. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame
The second Notre Dame running back who hears his name called in our latest mock draft is Jadarian Price. The Jacksonville Jaguars have Travis Etienne set to hit the free agency market unless they re-sign him before the offseason hits. Running back could be a need for this team.
The Jaguars are just one win away from clinching the AFC South and hosting a playoff game with a stellar 13-4 record.
61. Chicago Bears - Joshua Josephs, EDGE, Tennessee
After grabbing a linebacker in the first round, the Chicago Bears again focus on the defensive front and take Joshua Josephs from Tennessee. Like we saw in 2025 with the heavy OL investment, GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson are going to do the same thing with the DL in the 2026 offseason, and I’d about guarantee that.
62. New England Patriots - Deontae Lawson, LB, Alabama
The New England Patriots take Deontae Lawson from Alabama at pick 62 and just keep stacking talent. As I said earlier, I believe this team is going to again be quite aggressive, as the Pats could make a deep playoff run this year.
But they are playing with house money a bit, as the roster talent, while good, is nothing special. Simply taking the best player available is honestly what this front office has to do in 2026.
63. Denver Broncos - Jake Golday, LB, Cincinnati
The Denver Broncos traded their first-round pick for Jaylen Waddle in this mock draft, and they now turn their attention to the other side of the ball and nab Jake Golday from Cincinnati. The linebacker positions has been an inconsistent one for the Broncos for multiple years now, so grabbing a young prospect to develop is probably how this unit gets turned around for the long-term.
Denver is already fielding one of the best defenses in the NFL, too.
64. Seattle Seahawks - Connor Lew, OC, Auburn
The Seattle Seahawks finish off our latest NFL mock draft with a top center prospect, taking Connor Lew from Auburn. The Seahawks took Grey Zabel last year and still have a bit of work to do along the iOL. Lew makes a lot of sense.
Did your favorite team get desirable prospects in our latest NFL mock draft?