21. Philadelphia Eagles: Greg Johnson, OL, Minnesota
It's been far too long since we've seen Howie Roseman go after an offensive lineman in the NFL Draft, and I think that's going to change in 2027.
Yes, this is a mock draft, but so much can change between now and next Spring. With that being said, if I had to plant my flag on one prediction, it would be that: Roseman is going for a big man.
Greg Johnson of Minnesota is already blowing people away, both on the field and off. He's a people mover at the guard position, but he's blowing people away with his technique and dominance. He might be the best interior lineman in this draft, and for a team with question marks at both guard positions and right tackle, he'd be a great place to start.
22. Denver Broncos: Trevor Lauck, OT, Iowa
The Denver Broncos should be in the market for some fresh blood on the offensive line in the 2027 NFL Draft.
They took Kage Casey in the 4th round with hopes that he could have a starting future somewhere on the line, perhaps at the left guard position. With both Garett Bolles and Mike McGlinchey getting up there in age, they could be on the hunt for some future starters at the tackle position as well.
It would be tough for Denver to pass on the top tight end prospects here, but the offensive line might need some renovating in 2027. The Broncos have not drafted a single offensive tackle since Bolles in 2017.
23. Kansas City Chiefs: Cam Coleman, WR, Texas
Cam Coleman was a mainstay in the top 10 picks of our NFL mock draft predictions for so long, but some issues with drops early this season have his stock dropping a little bit.
The transfer from Auburn still has tremendous talent, but if drops continue to be a problem for him, he's not going to go in the 1st round at all.
There is still plenty of time to turn things around. He has just 7 catches in Texas's first two games, but he's averaging 17 yards per reception and has a couple of touchdowns. He left some meat on the bone against Ohio State, but that could be a turning point for his season.
24. Cincinnati Bengals: Tae Johnson, SAF, Notre Dame
The Cincinnati Bengals currently have three safeties under contract in 2026 set to hit free agency in 2027: Jordan Battle, Kyle Dugger, and PJ Jules.
The safety position is going to have to be addressed in the 2027 offseason, and this would be a huge gift falling right into their laps in the 2027 NFL Draft. There are few playmakers at the safety position like Tae Johnson in this draft class.
He has outstanding reactive quickness and instincts at the position, and his ability to click and close on the football is top tier. He'd be another instant impact playmaker for this revamped Bengals defense.
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