29. Baltimore Ravens: Kade Pieper, OL, Iowa
Even after the trade for Cam Jurgens, I’m still liking the idea of the Baltimore Ravens taking the best interior offensive lineman on their board. Just make sure that area of the team isn’t a concern whatsoever.
Pieper is obviously a center, and if they believe Jurgens is a long-term center for them, then they could either put Pieper at the guard position or possibly even just take Greg Johnson here. Either way, there are a couple of interior offensive linemen sitting on the board here who shouldn’t be.
Pieper would be a steal for any team this late.
30. Minnesota Vikings: Darian Mensah, QB, Miami
If the Vikings finish this strong, it probably means Kyler Murray is going to earn himself at least another year with the team. The quarterback position could potentially wait, but Darian Mensah deserves to be going in the 1st round of mock drafts with the way he’s played.
I know Mensah has been critiqued significantly for his lack of elite arm talent, but there is no question about his accuracy and ability to distribute the football.
The Vikings’ decision to trade JJ McCarthy put the writing on the wall. They are resetting at the position after this year.
31. Kansas City Chiefs: Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR, Alabama
The Kansas City Chiefs just lost breakthrough player Tyquan Thornton to an ugly-looking injury. Rashee Rice has also been extremely unreliable in the health department as well as off the field.
The receiver position is coming into focus for this team once again as the 2027 offseason approaches, and Ryan Coleman-Williams feels like the perfect fit for this offense. He’s so explosive, he wins vertically, and he seems like he’d be the perfect fit for Patrick Mahomes.
He missed Alabama’s loss against Tennessee, but has averaged 18 yards per reception this season.
32. San Francisco 49ers: Greg Johnson, OL, Minnesota
You can’t go wrong upgrading the offensive line in this draft class, apparently. And I have been trying to find the right slot for Greg Johnson for about 10 or so picks.
The 49ers end his fall, and they could be the absolute perfect fit for him at the next level.
Johnson has played both guard and center, but his ultimate landing spot in the NFL should be at the guard position. He’s got the look of a decade-long starter, and the 49ers are coming up on needing some long-term replacements all over their offensive line.
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