29. Denver Broncos: Trevor Lauck, OT, Iowa
The Denver Broncos have not drafted an offensive tackle since Garett Bolles in 2017. There was some hope that weird streak ended when they took Kage Casey in the 4th round of the 2026 NFL Draft, but they’re not playing Casey at tackle.
It’s time.
Garett Bolles and Mike McGlinchey are both getting older, and McGlinchey is showing some signs of regression. The Broncos might need to do some revamping of the offensive line anyway with Ben Powers set to hit free agency and McGlinchey entering the final year of his contract next year.
30. Kansas City Chiefs: Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR, Alabama
The deep ball has returned for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2026.
And it could get even better.
The Chiefs’ vertical passing attack has understandably regressed without prime Tyreek Hill running around out there, but nobody could have expected just how many steps back that part of Andy Reid’s offense would take. But early in the 2026 season, the Chiefs have done a much better job at getting the ball downfield, which could embolden them to take another shot on a 1st-round receiver.
Xavier Worthy has scarred some folks, but Ryan Coleman-Williams is having himself a big bounce-back year at Alabama. He could be a great fit in the Chiefs’ offense, and a nice value late in the 1st round.
31. San Francisco 49ers: Justin Scott, DL, Miami
The 49ers have injury issues all over the place, but their defensive front keeps getting decimatede by injuries. You have to think they’re going to do whatever it takes in the 2027 offseason to find some solutions there.
Whether it’s an edge rusher or a defensive lineman, the 49ers need to find some players for that defensive front who can come in and be disruptors. That’s exactly what they would be hoping from Miami’s Justin Scott, who has been disruptive for the Miami defense without putting up huge sack numbers.
32. Buffalo Bills: Cayden Green, OL, Missouri
One of the biggest and most underrated losses of any AFC contender in the 2026 offseason was the Buffalo Bills losing guard David Edwards in free agency to the New Orleans Saints. You can’t keep everybody, but certainly, the Bills want to make sure they keep that offensive line loaded.
And this is one way to keep doing that.
Cayden Green has something many NFL teams covet in offensive line prospects nowadays: Experience at both tackle and guard (versatility, in general). He has NFL-ready size, and going with an offensive lineman could be a smart move for Buffalo early in 2027.
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