The 2026 NFL Draft could bring more high-end QB prospects, and this could be great news for certain teams that have been searching for competent QB play for years. And, while it's still early, we could see some major QB action within the league in the 2026 NFL Offseason.
As of now, there seem to be rumblings that the Arizona Cardinals might be angling toward moving on from Kyler Murray, the team's QB since the 2019 NFL Season. With that factored in, we've cracked open another first-round mock draft.
There could also be some major non-QB trades when the 2026 offseason begins in March. With much that can change between now and April, nothing is guaranteed. Let's get into our latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft.
2026 NFL Mock Draft: Kyler Murray trade shakes up the first round
1. New Orleans Saints - Reuben Bain Jr, EDGE, Miami (FL)
The New Orleans Saints need a lot and should probably take a QB with this pick, but you just never know. The Saints have rookie QB Tyler Shough, taken in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, and second-year QB Spencer Rattler.
That might be enough for the Saints to pass on a QB with the first overall pick if the Saints aren’t in love with the options. They could begin stacking some blue-chip talent at key positions, so Rueben Bain Jr would be a valid pick here.
If GM Mickey Loomis is still in charge next offseason, it would not shock me if the Saints passed on a QB and took someone like Bain.
2. Tennessee Titans - Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn
Another team picking high in the 2026 NFL Draft that could pass up on a top QB is the Tennessee Titans, but that’s obviously because they took Cam Ward with the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Ward and the Titans have been atrocious this season, and while Ward is a rookie, he still should shoulder some blame, as he’s not been good this year. The Titans were the first team to fire its head coach, so you know they’ll be undergoing some form of change this coming offseason.
Simply acquiring talent via the draft and free agency is the way this team needs to operate - the Titans should take whoever the best player on the board is at pick two.
3. New York Jets - Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
It’s hard to imagine what the New York Jets did at the 2025 NFL trade deadline, but in the long-term, those moves might pay off. The Jets traded CB Sauce Gardner and DT Quinnen Williams to the Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys.
In return, they got three first-round draft picks among other picks and players, so first-year GM Darren Mougey really set himself up nicely. The main issue with the Jets has obviously been the QB position, and having elite players like Gardner and Williams was nice, but at the end, it did not matter, as New York could not get the QB position right.
The impact of having amazing non-QB players on a team cannot be felt without a competent QB, and the Jets are going to make a major move for one later on in the first round of this mock draft. For now, they restock the WR room with Carnell Tate from Ohio State, grabbing yet another first-round caliber WR from OSU.
He’d join Garrett Wilson as two offensive pillars for their new QB, who gets dealt near the end of the first round here.
4. Miami Dolphins - Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah
One of the more interesting teams to follow this coming offseason is the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins parted ways with GM Chris Grier and also expected to be active at the NFL trade deadline. Their notable move was trading Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles. Other players looped into trade rumors like Jaylen Waddle, Bradley Chubb, and Minkah Fitzpatrick did not get moved.
The Dolphins may also have a new coaching staff, but it’s unclear what position this team might prioritize in the 2026 NFL Draft. One thing to take note of here is that, while QB Tua Tagovailoa is nothing special, he’s been an efficient QB for about 90% of his career and is someone that most teams can win with.
I would be a bit shocked if he was not in Miami for 2026, at least. For now, the Dolphins could look to bolster the offensive line and get more stout in the trenches. Miami has had this ‘sports car’ vibe with them for multiple years.
They need to mix that with a muscle car here and there, so grabbing a top tackle prospect in Caleb Lomu would be a wise idea.
5. New York Giants - Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The New York Giants might have found something special with Jaxson Dart, as he has objectively played well this year despite being surrounded by a less-than-ideal situation. Dart seems to have “it,” whatever that may be, but the top QBs in the NFL all possess it.
The super interesting thing with the Giants this coming offseason is how they attack things, and if GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll are still around. Both have not necessarily done enough to stay, and I would venture to guess that Schoen is more safe than Daboll.
Plus, GMs in the NFL typically have a longer leash than head coaches, so Schoen embarking on another coaching search would not shock me. At that point, he and his new staff would have to invest as much as possible to make the Jaxson Dart era as good as it can be.
The Giants simply cannot squander what they might have in front of them. The offensive line play has actually been solid this offseason, and that unit might only require a free agency addition, so giving Dart another weapon could be on the table.
Malik Nabers would be coming off of a torn ACL in 2026, so adding another no. 1-caliber receiver like Jordyn Tyson could be great for everyone involved.
6. Las Vegas Raiders - Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
Frankly, the Las Vegas Raiders are embarrassing. This team traded legitimate NFL Draft capital for Geno Smith and took a running back in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft besides having a ton of other, way more important roster needs.
This team reeks of Pete Carroll being given the final say in personnel, and it’s not working. The Raiders are now 2-7 on the season and might not have another win in sight, so this front office has to get serious this coming offseason.
Fernando Mendoza might be the first QB who hears his name called in the 2026 NFL Draft, and he’d actually bring a bit of hope to the Raiders, as they are trapped in the AFC West with three other notable franchise QBs.
And, yet again, it appears that the Broncos, Chargers, and Chiefs will all make the playoffs for the second year in a row. Fernando Mendoza could be the player that saves the Raiders’ franchise.
7. Cleveland Browns - Dante Moore, QB, Oregon
The Cleveland Browns have to get the QB position right, and they are honestly a competent QB away from being a playoff team, as the defese is very good. We all know the story with the Browns at this point - the Deshaun Watson trade blew up in their faces, and they’ve not been able to rebound since.
We have seen some great defensive play, and that’s normal for this team. In the 2026 NFL Draft, the Browns have to use one of their two first-round picks on a legitimate QB prospect, and we have definitely seen former Oregon QBs make it in the NFL.
The Browns, weirdly enough, draft an Oregon QB in two-straight drafts, taking Dante Moore at pick seven in our latest mock. In my opinion, the Browns should bring Kevin Stenfanski back for another season and allow him to hand-pick a first-round QB, giving him a chance to develop.
This is the only path forward for the Browns to get out of this abyss they have been in over the past few seasons. Deshaun Watson, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders are simply not going to be the long-term answers for this team, period.
8. Washington Commanders - Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State
The Washington Commanders have an old, brittle, and overall bad defense, and I am beginning to have my doubts with GM Adam Peters, who hit on Jayden Daniels but has not done much else in the early stages of his tenure.
Peters has watched his Commanders’ team take a huge step back in the 2025 NFL Season. Including the playoffs, Washington lost six games all of last year, but they have six losses through their first nine games here in 2025.
The Commanders’ front office has to get serious about loading this roster up with young, sustainable talent, as Daniels’ second year has honestly been a wash. Washington should simply target the top players on their board. They take linebacker Arvell Reese from Ohio State to hopefully get some juice in the middle of a below-average unit.
9. Cincinnati Bengals - Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
If you ask me; the Cincinnati Bengals have to take a defensive player with their first-round pick, but it could be any position. This team’s defense is among the worst we have seen in the 21st century, and it just needs a massive overhaul from top to bottom.
Caleb Downs might be the best non-QB in the 2026 NFL Draft class, so the Bengals could do a lot worse than him at pick nine. All this team is really missing is an average NFL defense, as their offense is clearly good enough to make a Super Bowl run, as they did back in 2021.
However, it’s always kind of been the same issue with Cincy - bad in the trenches, bad on defense, and a cheap, outdated front office that can’t seem to adapt to the modern-day NFL. At this point in time, it does not feel like much is going to change.
The Bengals might also be angling toward moving on from Zac Taylor - I believe that is a strong possibility. It’s time for some new blood. The Bengals grab Downs, a blue-chip player.
10. Baltimore Ravens - Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
The Baltimore Ravens are getting healthier at the right time to save their season, and while they still have to play the games and stack wins, it is really looking encouraging for this team to at least sneak into the playoffs as a Wild Card.
The Ravens do have some roster issues, and one area this team could invest a top pick in is the defensive line, but I could also see an interior OL player getting taken here. No matter how you slice it or how you feel about the Ravens, this team is consistently among the best in the NFL and consistently have some of the best rosters in the league.
They will very likely bring forth a very strong draft class and find multiple immediate contributors. Peter Woods is a defensive tackle from Clemson and is likely the best DL prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft.
With Baltimore playing in the AFC North, they and the rest of the teams need to be strong in the trenches.
11. Los Angeles Rams - Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama
I feel like this would be an ideal situation for the Los Angeles Rams, as Matthew Stafford is getting older and isn’t going to be playing for much longer. Heck, he could be set to regress big-time in 2026. Even if Stafford might want to play another three years or so, his body could have other ideas.
Anyway, with how well-built the LA Rams are and how many young draft picks they have hit on, the front office, led by GM Les Snead, has to get the ball rolling on a potential long-term QB solution after Matthew Stafford.
Good teams in the NFL are proactive and are able to stay ahead of the game like this. Back in the 2017 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs traded up for Patrick Mahomes, redshirted him during his rookie season, still made the playoffs with Alex Smith, but moved on the following offseason.
And look at where that has gotten them.
The Rams have to try something similar, so grabbing Ty Simpson would be a wise idea. He’s obviously not going to play immediately, but the long-term payoff could be flat-out massive.
12. Arizona Cardinals - Makai Lemon, WR, USC
The Arizona Cardinals might have a major move up their sleeve later on in the first round of our latest mock draft. The Cardinals are now 3-5 on the season and seem to have done one of those ‘soft benching’ things with Kyler Murray, and there are now reports out there that the Cards could move on from Murray next offseason.
That would not be a bad idea. Kyler Murray is a good QB at times, but he’s nothing special, and it seems like his time with the franchise is up. There are some teams that could with with Murray, but that’s about it. No team is going to win a Super Bowl with the dual-threat passer.
To begin building for the new era (hint, hint), the Cardinals grab Makai Lemon from USC and bring another much-needed piece onto this offense for years to come. Cardinals’ GM Monti Ossenfort has to get this next stage of his tenure right, or he’ll likely be out of a job in the coming years.
13. Houston Texans - Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami (FL)
The Houston Texans have to fix their offensive line, as it’s been an issue for over a year now, and it’s going to be the reason why the CJ Stroud era does not work, so this should not be a tough task for GM Nick Caserio.
For some reason, it was last offseason. The Texans are 3-5 entering Week 10 and have to begin stacking some wins if they hope to get back on track in the AFC. In the 2023 and 2024 seasons, Houston not only went 10-7 in the regular season, but they also won the division and won one playoff game as well.
That is where this team is stuck, and with the Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars both breaking out this year, Houston has work to do to ensure they don’t finish third in the division. In the offseason, they’ll prioritize the offensive line and should target a top OL prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft.
It feels like this is the only path forward that they have to take. Sure, the OL room might have a small handful of competent starters, but it’s not much of a discussion that it needs to be improved big-time.
14. Dallas Cowboys - Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
The Dallas Cowboys have gotten very active recently, as they have traded for George Pickens, Logan Wilson, and Quinnen Williams, but have traded away Micah Parsons and Mazi Smith. It’s clear that Jerry Jones is trying to fix this defense, and you have to give him credit for being a man of his word.
He did say that the Cowboys were making some trades, and adding Wilson and Williams are significant additions, but the work is only just beginning to fix this unit. There is probably a coaching issue, so Matt Eberflus is likely part of the problem.
The secondary is also weak on paper, and more help is needed along the DL as well. The Cowboys could use their first-round pick on some CB help, so Mansoor Delane from LSU could be a logical choice here. With how awesome the offense is, and the likelihood that they re-sign George Pickens (at least in my opinion), Dallas could be dangerously close to being a juggernaut in the NFC as soon as the 2026 season.
15. Minnesota Vikings - Jeremiah Love, RB, Notre Dame
The Minnesota Vikings could enter the 2026 NFL Draft with an “all hands on deck” approach to make things work with JJ McCarthy, who has been mostly ‘out’ of the lineup due to injuries. McCarthy has looked fine in his first few starts in the NFL, but even when he begins 2026, he’ll still be very early in his career.
This is effectively his rookie season, as he did not play a single regular season game in 2024 due to a knee injury. The Vikings also have a strong roster and are going to waste it if McCarthy is not the answer. One position they could address at the top of the 2026 NFL Draft to make life easy for McCarthy is running back.
Jeremiyah Love is the best RB in the country and someone who could become an instant game-wrecker at the next level. Vikings’ GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has also struggled a bit in the NFL Draft, so he simply has to begin hitting on some of these picks.
Love feels like a slam-dunk success at the NFL level.
16. Carolina Panthers - Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
How about the Carolina Panthers? Now 5-4, the Panthers are hanging around in the NFC, and both sides of the ball are gradually improving. It’s still a work in progress, and the Panthers don’t really feel like a playoff team at the moment, but this team is absolutely trending in the right direction.
Panthers’ GM Dan Morgan has a huge decision to make next offseason, though, as third-year QB Bryce Young just hasn’t been anything special in the NFL, and he was not the GM that drafted Young.
However, there might not be a clear-cut upgrade available, and the Panthers do have a win-now roster. What they might instead do is again load up with as much talent as possible, and that would include being active in free agency and perhaps grabbing Jermod McCoy in the 2026 NFL Draft to help out Ejiro Evero’s defense.
17. Kansas City Chiefs - Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
The Kansas City Chiefs are a flawed team - the roster simply isn’t that good. The offense could use more help on the OL and probably needs to reset at running back and tight end, and the defense just isn’t special on paper.
Chris Jones is clearly not the player he once was, and the defense did rely on him for a number of years. The Chiefs are also now 0-4 in one-score games after winning all of them in the 2024 NFL Season, so it’s clear that this team is in a decline.
Part of the issue has been having draft picks at the bottom of each round for years now. The roster just does not have much blue-chip talent, and there is only so much GM Brett Veach can do.
In our latest mock draft, the Chiefs grab linebacker Sonny Styles from Ohio State to try and bring some of that juice back in the defense, and their defensive front desperately needs it.
They also have not had a ton of cap space to go out and spend, so it’s been hard to find legitimate talent to add to this roster in recent seasons.
18. Chicago Bears - David Bailey, EDGE, Texas Tech
The Chicago Bears are now 5-3 through their first eight games and seem to be building something sustainable, but the defense needs some pass-rush help, and I don’t think that’s much of a question.
Overall, the offense will be in good hands with Ben Johnson. Second-year QB Caleb Williams has also been good this year and clear has a high ceiling in the NFL. Bears’ GM Ryan Poles has to focus on improving that pass rush in 2026.
Grabbing EDGE David Bailey from Texas Tech would be a great place to start. On paper, Chicago is quite talented and might not need many more pieces before being a juggernaut in the NFC, believe it or not.
19. Cleveland Browns - Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
With their first first-round pick, the Cleveland Browns took Dante Moore from Oregon. With their second first-round pick, they take tackle Spencer Fano from Utah. This would be a great haul for the Browns and GM Andrew Berry, if he is back in the 2026 NFL Season.
As we previously talked about, the Browns have a very good defense, and that unit really doesn’t need much help. In today’s NFL, teams have to sustain success by drafting on offense, but they can build through free agency on the defensive side of the ball.
The Browns have to grab some blue-chip offensive players in the 2026 NFL Draft, and a first-round haul of Moore and Fano would be a great start for what could be a promising new era for the franchise.
20. Pittsburgh Steelers - Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
The Pittsburgh Steelers again looked to the WR trade market, as there were reports that they had interest in Jakobi Meyers and Rashid Shaheed, who went to the Jaguars and Seahawks, respectively.
Pittsburgh is not building something sustainable at all - they are too aggressive in acquiring players in free agency and via trade. They’ve been trotting Aaron Rodgers out there and really rebuilt their secondary with defensive back acquisitions.
Their best WR was acquired via trade, and it’s just overall not a great situation. Sure, Pittsburgh is 5-3, but they’re not better than they were in 2024. The Steelers have to get serious about getting this offense on the right track for the long-term, so grabbing some notable prospects on that side of the ball would be a wise idea.
Pittsburgh could target a QB here since Aaron Rodgers could retire after the 2025 NFL Season. Chris Bell is the pick for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
21. Detroit Lions - Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
On paper, the Detroit Lions might have the best roster in the NFL, but they have been dealing with some injuries for multiple seasons now and have to simply get healthier if they hope to make a Super Bowl run.
This team lost two regular season games all of 2024, but already have three through their first eight games here in the 2025 NFL Season. The big story with the Lions was losing Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn to head coaching jobs.
While they have still been a very good team, they have also regressed a bit, and it still feels like the secondary is a bit of a sore spot. Lions’ GM Brad Holmes invests yet another draft pick into the CB room and takes Avieon Terrell from Clemson.
Heading into Week 10, every team in the NFC North either has five or four wins, so this division is really heating up.
22. Los Angeles Chargers - Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama
It has been another shaky season for the Los Angeles Chargers when it comes to injuries. With Joe Alt now officially out for the season, the Chargers are going to struggle on offense, as they have been without Rashawn Slater and did not have a good interior OL to begin with.
If we’re being honest here, GM Joe Hortiz should have done more along the OL this past offseason, as the injuries could lead the Chargers to another first-round playoff exit, and since starting 3-0, they have since gone 3-3, so it’s not been all that great thus far.
Kadyn Proctor could be a logical selection for the Chargers in their quest to finally build a strong offensive line for Justin Herbert. If they can’t do this, they’ll never do anything worthwhile in the modern-day NFL.
23. San Francisco 49ers - Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
The San Francisco 49ers are 6-3 despite dealing with, yet again, some of the most injuries in the NFL. Mac Jones has been the primary QB for this team in 2025 due to Brock Purdy’s toe injury, and the Niners have also lost guys like Nick Bosa and Fred Warner for the season.
Their being 6-3 is a huge testament to how well-coached this franchise is. Well, heading into the 2026 NFL Offseason, the Niners have to sort through all of this young talent they have and honestly reset things a bit with their strength and conditioning staff.
This many injuries need to stop, and there is surely a way that they can. The Niners should also angle toward investing into the trenches, as it feels like they have always been missing a starter along the offensive and defensive line.
Isaiah World could be a logical selection for the team at pick 23. The 49ers won six games all of 2024 but have six wins in their first nine games here in 2025. This team is weird.
24. Dallas Cowboys - CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
The Dallas Cowboys have another first-round pick here in the 2025 NFL Draft and could set things up nicely on defense for years to come. They took CB Mansoor Delane earlier on in the first round and will double-down on defense by taking CJ Allen from Georgia.
All of a sudden, the Cowboys have a slew of new faces on that side od the ball, and a new defensive coordinator in 2026 could really change things for the better and be the cherry on top for this team.
With a remade LB room, adding Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark to the DL, and adding Mansoor Delane to the CB room, Dallas might be fielding something special on defense.
25. Buffalo Bills - Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
The Buffalo Bills have to keep working at this WR room, as it does not seem like Keon Coleman is going to amount to much. There were rumors that the Bills were looking for a WR upgrade at the deadline, but GM Brandon Beane did not end up with anyone.
The WR room has absolutely missed Stefon Diggs this past two seasons, and Diggs is having a solid season with the New England Patriots right now. The 2025 Buffalo Bills don’t feel quite as good as the 2024 version, and they’re also still in second place in the AFC East.
Buffalo still has a good bit of work to do to wrap up the division, and even then, it’s not a guarantee. It’s clear that the team needs WR help in the 2026 NFL Offseason, so whether it’s Beane or someone else calling the shots, the Bills have to get right here.
Denzel Boston could be ‘that’ guy that solidifies the room for years to come.
26. Seattle Seahawks - Olaivavega Ioane, OG, Ohio State
The Seattle Seahawks grab some guard help here at the bottom of the first round. I was a bit surprised to see Seattle not addressing that position at the deadline, but they’ve gotten to 6-2 with the group they have.
They did swing a trade for Rashid Shaheed at the deadline, and that addition will only help them excel more at what they already do well. This team throws the ball down the field at a high level, and Shaheed is going to make that an even better part of their offense.
However, that does not cover up the fact that they needed some guard help, so I went with Olaivavega Ioane from Ohio State. Seattle might just be a legitimate Super Bowl team this year and could make a deep playoff run with the team they have.
27. Los Angeles Rams - Keith Abney II, CB, Arizona State
The Los Angeles Rams have two first-round picks, as the Atlanta Falcons’ first selection in the 2026 NFL Draft belongs to LA, which feels unfair and insane that the Falcons even did that to begin with. Well, after grabbing Ty Simpson earlier in Round 1, they take CB Keith Abney from Arizona State and add to a young secondary.
It does feel like the Rams have been missing another CB for a while now, and the same could even be said for inside linebacker. While their DL is among the youngest and best in the NFL, the roster, like any other in the NFL, still has some flaws, but you cannot argue with the results this year.
LA is 6-2 and feel like a top-3 team in the NFL right now. They’ll make a deep playoff run and are good enough to get to the Super Bowl this year. GM Les Snead and his front office staff have hit on a ton of draft picks in recent years, and I do not see that changing anytime soon.
28. New England Patriots - Kamari Ramsey, S, USC
The New England Patriots have been one of the more fun teams to follow this year. Now winners of six games in a row, the Pats are 7-2 and are in first place in the AFC East. Mike Vrabel has done an outstanding job with this team and has made quick work of what was one of the worst teams in the NFL last year.
Drake Maye has been sensational as well and might be an MVP candidate. The Pats should be able to get into the playoffs no problem and perhaps win a playoff game. In the offseason, the name of the game for this team is adding as much talent as possible with this wide-open window of contention, so the Pats could do the best player available route for their 2026 NFL Draft picks.
Kamari Ramsey is a fourth-year player who began his collegiate career at UCLA before transferring to USC.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - A’Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could be a top-10 defense away from winning the Super Bowl. The team is currently led by Baker Mayfield and that offense, as the defense has definitely let opponents have their way with them in the 2025 NFL Season.
However, the Bucs do largely have a very good roster and could go in a number of directions with this pick. Bucs’ GM Jason Licht might be the most underrated front office executive in the entire NFL, as he’s hit on a slew of picks in his tenure, and that is understating things.
The Bucs enter Week 10 of the 2025 NFL Season at a strong 6-2 in very much in the driver’s seat to win the NFC South yet again. They use their first-round pick in our latest mock drafto n A’Mauri Washington along the defensive line. The trenches are never a bad idea.
30. Arizona Cardinals - LaNorris Sellers, QB, South Carolina
Jets trade 30th overall pick to Cardinals for QB Kyler Murray
Let’s unpack this a bit - the 30th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft once belonged to the Indianapolis Colts, but the Colts shocked the NFL world at the 2025 NFL trade deadline and traded two first-round picks to the New York Jets for CB Sauce Gardner.
For the time being, this pick belongs to the Jets, but in our latest mock draft, the Jets trade that pick to the Arizona Cardinals for QB Kyler Murray, whose status in Arizona beyond the 2025 NFL Season seems to be up in the air, at best.
With this, the Jets get an average starting QB in the league but someone who might be able to sustain success for a couple of years with the Jets. This trade would give New York a high-floor quarterback to help right the ship, but even with Murray in the picture, I would expect a further investment in the position down the line.
The Cardinals have this pick now in our mock draft and grab LaNorris Sellers, a toolsy QB who could be a high-end player in this league with the right development.
31. Philadelphia Eagles - LT Overton, EDGE, Alabama
The Philadelphia Eagles, to the surprise of no one, made some deals at the 2025 NFL trade deadline, bolstering their secondary and pass rush with Michael Carter, Jaire Alexander, and Jaelan Phillips.
What is really awesome about the Eagles is that GM Howie Roseman is always aggressive and trying to improve his squad - it’s the right path to take as well, as no NFL team gets to be Super Bowl champions without high-end aggression at times.
Despite the additions at the deadline, needs still remain. Philly might again target the trenches in the 2026 NFL Draft, as that is not only a need, but a position that Roseman has always put an emphasis on.
LT Overton is a top pass-rusher in the 2026 NFL Draft class and someone who could thrive in Vic Fangio’s defense. Currently sitting at 6-2, the Eagles are in a good spot but are also in a clear regression from their 2024 version.
32. Denver Broncos - Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
The Denver Broncos clearly need another weapon in the picture, and it’s a bit unfortunate that the team did not make a trade at the deadline, as Jaylen Waddle seemed to be available for the right price, but Denver did not pull the trigger for some reason.
Kenyon Sadiq is the best tight end in the country and someone who could immediately come in and start for the Broncos, becoming a mismatch at the position, but the Broncos would also have a reason to use this pick on a wide receiver, linebacker, or even a defensive lineman.
The Broncos are currently 8-2 and in a good spot to win the AFC West for the first time since the 2015 NFL Season, but the offense has taken a step back and just is not an efficient unit right now, and they also just do not have very good players on that side of the ball.
Without a consistent, go-to target, no NFL offense is going to succeed, and we are seeing that with Denver.