31. Buffalo Bills - Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana
At 6-3 and 210 pounds, Nick Marsh from Indiana has the ideal size for a future No. 1 wide receiver in the NFL. In the offseason, the Buffalo Bills got more serious at the position, swinging a trade with the Bears to land DJ Moore.
Moore isn’t going to be the Bills’ top WR for the long-term, but he’s certainly a viable solution for the next few seasons.
While GM Brandon Beane hasn’t drafted well at the position, that doesn’t mean you stop trying. Transferring from Michigan State, Marsh hauled in 100 receptions across his first two collegiate seasons and averaged nearly 16 yards per catch back in 2024.
He does have a basketball background, so he naturally has that contested-catch ability and could profile as a really slick X receiver at the next level.
And, with Josh Allen’s passing production actually in a bit of a decline, forming a new duo with Moore and Marsh could help Allen regain his elite production from earlier in his career.
32. Cleveland Browns - Will Echoles, DT, Ole Miss
The final pick in our latest mock draft goes to the Cleveland Browns, as their Myles Garrett deal with Los Angeles does net them some extra capital. The Browns did trade Garrett at the right time, as capitalizing after his insane Defensive Player of the Year season was a wise move, as the Browns weren’t going to rebuild quickly enough for Garrett to see the rest of his prime years be worthwhile for the franchise.
The Browns should continue to stock up along the defensive line with young talent. They potentially found their franchise QB earlier in this mock draft, taking Mensah from Miami (FL), so continuing to replace production that Garrett leaves behind over the next couple of drafts would be smart GM-ing by Andrew Berry, who has largely done a nice job outside of the failed Deshaun Watson trade.
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