Ourlads' 2026 NFL Mock Draft Challenge

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Updated: 04/22/2026 2:11PM ET

Pick	Team	Player	Pos.	School
Round 1
1	Raiders	Fernando Mendoza	QB	Indiana
I really hope the Raiders don't make a mess of things like the Giants did last year by bringing in a veteran QB that isn't what he used to be. The only QB as immobile as Aaron Rogers right now is Kirk Cousins. I guess Tom Brady isn't good enough to be a mentor? Look, I actually do respect Kirk Cousins as an effective QB. He can still play. Nonetheless, doesn't it say something about the confidence you have in the younger guy? You're saying he's not ready. I teach young people. Young people hate that feeling. Even if everyone else knows best, the feeling of being held back doesn't sit well.
2	Jets	Arvell Reese	LB	Ohio State
Aaron Glenn is going to want his middle linebacker of the future; QB of the defense. So much work to do, and it starts here. Don't move him to edge. Reese has too much talent. I like the FA activity to address last year's defense.
3	Cardinals	Jeremiyah Love	RB	Notre Dame
OL and DE do not appear to be weak spots based on player ability and FA moves. Arizona also has good RB's, but Love is too good of a talent to pass up on for a new coach that will be calling his own plays.
4	Titans	David Bailey	ED	Texas Tech
The organization has given special attention to Love and Bailey on visits. They have also made direct comments about important these two players are to the media. Although Tennessee traded up to draft Oluwafemi Oladejo, he hasn't been as productive as expected and he's just not as fast as Bailey.
5	Giants	Sonny Styles	LB	Ohio State
New York just can't let this guy fall to the Cowboys. One pick later, Dallas would surely trade up to draft him. He's a perfect fit for what the Giant's rival wants to do schematically. Sonny Styles can help New York in the same way. He can cover receivers and big tight ends, which is a rare ability. He can also set the edge and blitz the QB. Any coordinator would covet a player like this.
6	Browns	Francis Mauigoa	OT	Miami
At 20 years old, it's scary to think this man could actually still get bigger.
7	Commanders	Jordyn Tyson	WR	Arizona State
Private workouts are the proof that teams like Washington want to conduct due diligence regarding injury concerns and talent verification. Buzz by so many well-respected WR experts have come to the consensus that Jordyn Tyson is the most talented WR in this year's draft. I had him going to the Rams at 13 before the private workout and videos. If he's really that good.. like Allen Iverson good.. then Washington can't let him pass here. Especially since they have been vocal about using the draft to improve their overall talent profile.
8	Saints	Mansoor Delane	CB	LSU
Position upgrade
9	Chiefs	Spencer Fano	OT	Utah
No one wants to see another disappointing year for Pat Mahomes. Let's eliminate the excuses, starting with protection.
10	Bengals	Kayden McDonald	DT	Ohio State
New York gave up way too many yards rushing last season. They were among the worst in the league. McDonald is the most 'sure-thing' run-stopper in this draft, and you just lost Dexter Lawrence. John Harbaugh says he wants to win in the trenches. Let's see what happens.
11	Dolphins	Rueben Bain Jr.	ED	Miami
Without a true 40-time or jumping measurements, I just don't know if the explosion we saw in college will translate to the NFL. Nonetheless, Rueben Bain is a hometown hero. I like his character and I hope he has a successful career. Let's get it!
12	Cowboys	Zion Young	ED	Missouri
Allows new DC to play an effective 4-2-5, considering that he only has one solid LB in Overshown. Zion Young has good size. Plays like a true DE. Really good player. Pair this pick with a corner at pick 20 and a versatile LB in round 3 to pair with Overshown. I wouldn't be shocked to see Jerry Jones try to trade up to pick 2 and take Reese. I don't think Glenn will do it, but Jerry is desperate to win a chip.
13	Rams f/ATL	Zachariah Branch	WR	Georgia
Zachariah Branch is fast, electric, and tough. Probably, the closest thing to Steve Smith Sr. that I've seen. This pick would make Rams truly dominant on offense in 2026. Would also give them flexibility in terms of negotiating contracts with existing receivers.
14	Ravens	Carnell Tate	WR	Ohio State
No one wants to see another disappointing year for Lamar Jackson. Let's eliminate the excuses, starting with the number of weapons at receiver. There are several receivers in this draft and quality will certainly be available in the second round, but the Ravens defense isn't as bad as how they played last year. Open up the offense and draft D in the second round.
15	Buccaneers	Kenyon Sadiq	TE	Oregon
Tampa has to be careful here. They have several needs and are in a division that is getting better. I think they should take the most talented player available. Sadiq will ensure tickets continue to get sold and coaches don't get fired. He gives you a special weapon that will ease the faithful's minds about losing Mike Evans. Drafting defense here doesn't help much because there are way too many needs, particularly at LB and CB. Todd Bowles wants to run a 3-4, but he doesn't have the LB's. This is too high for CJ Allen, and Eli Stowers might not be available with your second pick. LB's will.
16	Jets f/IND	Kadyn Proctor	OT	Alabama
If the Jets are willing to move Armand Membou to guard, selecting Kaydn Proctor to play OT makes a lot of sense.
17	Lions	Monroe Freeling	OT	Georgia
Struggled at the beginning of 2025 due to OL issues. Dan Campbell will not allow that to ever happen again.
18	Vikings	KC Concepcion	WR	Texas A&M
Kevin O'Connell is on the hot seat. I think he's a great coach. He's known for QB development and potent offense. He'll be looking to get back to that. There might be more physically gifted receivers in this draft than KC Concepcion, but there's something to be said for dependable players that have a knack for making plays.
19	Panthers	Max Iheanachor	OT	Arizona State
Bryce Young is beginning to earn more people's respect. It's only right that he receive more protection.
20	Cowboys f/GB	Treydan Stukes	CB	Arizona
Treydan Stukes replaces who would have been Jemod McCoy if not for the injury concerns. I like Stukes because he's faster and plays the ball in the air better than some of the other corners in this class. He tends to arm tackle, but in terms of ball skills, Stukes seem to have the edge. Moreover, he can play all DB positions.
21	Steelers	Olaivavega Ioane	OG	Penn State
Pittsburgh admitted that Ioane would be a perfect fit for an open vacancy they have at guard. That said, they ranked near the bottom of the league in pass yards allowed. Draft CB in second round because there should still be a few impact corners available.
22	Chargers	Makai Lemon	WR	USC
Makai Lemon's precise route running should fit well with the timing concepts that Mike McDaniel will install.
23	Eagles	Blake Miller	OT	Clemson
An improved offense starts with the offensive line.
24	Browns f/JAX	Omar Cooper Jr.	WR	Indiana
Since the Colts don't have a pick in the first round, they're Indiana product might end up in a different Great Lakes state. If this draft goes like I think it might, we could actually be looking at Cleveland as contenders. A Todd Monken reunion with Carson Beck in later rounds would provide insurance for Watson and Sanders.
25	Bears	Peter Woods	DT	Clemson
Would bring intensity to the rotation. Chicago needs help in stopping the run and getting pressure on the QB. Peter Woods helps with both.
26	Bills	Caleb Banks	DT	Florida
Statistically, pass defense wasn't as bad as run defense. Buffalo doesn't have a second round pick. Not sure if they'll be able to improve the defense enough to win a super bowl, but drafting Caleb Banks gives them a puncher's chance. If his foot heals properly, he's a guy that can make a difference in slowing the run. Moreover, he's a big guy that should be able to deflect some passes. There might only be 3 or 4 run-stopping DT's expected to start/rotate on day one of the season in this year's draft, so Buffalo needs to move on this position early.
27	49ers	Denzel Boston	WR	Washington
Denzel Boston is a play-maker with great ability to attack the ball in the air. He and Mike Evans will make the 49ers more explosive this season. Can't wait!
28	Texans	Emmanuel Pregnon	OG	Oregon
Emmanuel Pregnon is not as athletic as Chase Bisontis but I think Pregnon is a better fit for the Texans. His mass will help in the run game. He probably won't get pushed back very often. And although, he's not the fleetest of foot on pulls, it's ok because newly acquired RB, David Montgomery is a patient 4.6. For zone schemes, Pregnon's lateral quickness is good enough to be effective. I expect the Texans to draft speed at the skill positions in the second round.
29	Chiefs f/LAR	Colton Hood	CB	Tennessee
Position need following FA moves.
30	Dolphins f/DEN	Caleb Downs	S	Ohio State
Position upgrade. Polished, smart, instinctive, and quality playing experience. The film I've seen shows him mostly playing down. How would he be in a 2-high scheme? And we haven't seen him run a 40. Not trying to trigger any alarm bells because I still think he's a position upgrade for the Dolphins and will be an important part of the team's rebuild.
31	Patriots	Keylan Rutledge	OG	Georgia Tech
Position assistance. New England needs to improve at tackle, where we saw them struggle in the Superbowl. However, they're drafting in a slot where they won't be able to get exactly what they want. Nonetheless, New England said they really liked Rutledge at the senior bowl. They might draft another OT in later rounds, where there might find players with size and upside that might be overlooked by other teams.
32	Seahawks	Jermod McCoy	CB	Tennessee
One of the best corners in the draft falls due to the uncertainty in his injury. Jermod McCoy has elite skills and if healthy will surely be a difference-maker. Since Seattle already has a solid defense, they can afford to take the time and risk that others might not be able to.
Round 2
33	Jets	Garrett Nussmeier	QB	LSU
The most NFL-ready QB. If Geno Smith is replaced for any reason, Nussmeier should be able to come in and get the job done. He also has what it takes to be the Jets franchise QB.
34	Cardinals	Ty Simpson	QB	Alabama
Although we haven't seen a ton of games played, there are not enough concrete reasons to critique this young man. He looks like a smooth, well put together individual who can make the throws that need to be made. He also has some play-making ability that presents upside potential. I think he should start on day one because I can't imagine Arizona being any more crazy than what Simpson experienced in Alabama last season.
35	Titans	Chase Bisontis	OG	Texas A&M
Good team comments after top 30 visit. Tennessee needs to improve on their running game even if they can't secure Love. Bisontis gets pushed back sometimes while pass blocking, but he's really good when pulling and blocking downfield.
36	Raiders	Caleb Lomu	OT	Utah
Caleb Lomu reminds me a lot of Will Campbell. He has a good frame, but he's not as tough as you'd like him to be. Nonetheless, he's an improvement to what the Raiders have on the line.
37	Giants	Lee Hunter	DT	Texas Tech
Team allowed 5.3 yds/carry. Lee Hunter helps to stop the run and is also quick enough to penetrate.
38	Texans f/WAS	Mike Washington Jr.	RB	Arkansas
Better contrast to David Montgomery than Jahdarian Price.
39	Browns	Keldric Faulk	ED	Auburn
2 sacks, but only 20 years old. May get stronger. 6'6 275. Since Cleveland has a solid defense, they can afford to draft potential.
40	Chiefs	Chris Brazzell II	WR	Tennessee
Brazzell is a high-point receiver that provides a good target in the red zone. He also uses his body well and could develop into a procession receiver anywhere on the field.
41	Bengals	Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	S	Toledo
Position upgrade. Could be one of the steals of the draft. I'm just not seeing what this man can't do. He would bring some welcome play-making ability to the defensive side of the ball in Cincinnati.
42	Saints	Ted Hurst	WR	Georgia State
Has good measurables. Played at a smaller program in Georgia St. Ted Hurst will develop better if he's not depended on as a go to receiver. He should fit well as a pair with Chris Olave. The emergence of Tyler Shough at QB and incoming Travis Etienne at RB should provide for a new threat in the South.
43	Dolphins	Ja'Kobi Lane	WR	USC
Ja'Kobi Lane is a good receiver. I could see him becoming a favorite target. He has good height, good speed, good agility, and makes contested catches. Since Miami needs multiple receivers, I think it's wise to draft big here, then small later.
44	Jets f/DAL	Chris Bell	WR	Louisville
Chris Bell has similar traits to AJ Brown. He will be a good complement to the Jets' existing speed of Garrett Wilson and Adonai Mitchell.
45	Ravens	Anthony Hill Jr.	LB	Texas
Good scheme fit and versatility as an edge option. Good speed and plays well in space.
46	Buccaneers	CJ Allen	LB	Georgia
If C.J. Allen is still available here for the Bucs, it would be a pleasant surprise. He fits perfectly in Todd Bowles' defense. Fast, aggressive, and a good tackler. I wouldn't be upset, if Tampa drafted C.J. Allen in the 1st round and settled for Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers in this spot. I think Stowers is the second best pass-catching TE in this draft behind Kenyon Sadiq. Since I have Sadiq going to Tampa with the 15th pick, this would be a strategic risk swap... hedging against the risk of C.J. Allen not being available at pick 46.
47	Colts	Malachi Fields	WR	Notre Dame
The loss of Michael Pittman creates a void that needs to be filled if the Colts want to pick up where they left off when Daniel Jones was injured last season. Malachi Fields is a tad bit slower than Pittman, but Fields is a tad bit taller and can go up and get it.
48	Falcons	Germie Bernard	WR	Alabama
A well-known and soon to be well-received play-maker that played at Georgia rival, Alabama. Given the vertical threats, the Falcons already have in Drake London and Kyle Pitts, Germie Bernard could add more dynamic crossing route and RPO concepts to the Falcons offense.
49	Vikings	Jadarian Price	RB	Notre Dame
Imagine Kyler Murray, Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, and Jadarian Price on turf. Contrary to other mocks, I think Kevin O'Connell should draft offensive skill players with his first two picks. Time to crank it up and stop messing around.
50	Lions	Kyle Louis	LB	Pittsburgh
Position need. Unlikely to move Jack Campbell at MLB, so I chose Kyle Louis over Jacob Rodriguez.
51	Panthers	Akheem Mesidor	ED	Miami
Position assistance. Akheem Mesidor was a tremendous player in college. Without a true 40-time or jumping measurements, I just don't know if the explosion we saw in college will translate to the NFL. It doesn't help that he was injured and played so long in college. Otherwise, I would have had him being drafted earlier.
52	Packers	Will Lee III	CB	Texas A&M
Packers were good but not great at corner last season.
53	Steelers	Chris Johnson	CB	San Diego State
Need to improve in terms of pass yards allowed.
54	Eagles	Dillon Thieneman	S	Oregon
Could help an already good defense be even better. Thieneman has great speed, but he's still a bit undersized against big vertical threats. However, he's a versatile player that could help at multiple positions.
55	Chargers	Bud Clark	S	TCU
Position assistance. Bud Clark has impressive measurables in terms of speed and jumping ability. He can help an already good pass defense be even better.
56	Jaguars	Skyler Bell	WR	Connecticut
With Travis Hunter expected to play more corner than receiver this season, Skyler Bell could step in and contribute to the offense. He's a quick receiver that contrasts with the size of Brian Thomas and Jakobi Meyers.
57	Bears	Derrick Moore	ED	Michigan
I don't know if Moore will be an every down player at edge. Either way, he's an electric player that will make plays. I have him ahead of T.J. Parker because his stats improved last season whereas Parker's stats descended. Cashius Howell mainly plays standing up. Tad bit more productive than Derrick Moore. Howell ran 4.59 at the combine. I'm giving Moore the tie-breaker over Howell because he played close to Chicago in college.
58	49ers	Malachi Lawrence	ED	Central Florida
San Francisco was last in sacks last season. Malachi Lawrence should have had more production in college. Never had more than 7.5 sacks, despite impressive measurables. He's explosive off the line, but lacks the agility to finish plays at the QB. Overall, his measurables will likely put him in the first two rounds. Lawrence is much faster than last year's pick, Mykel Williams.
59	Texans	Deion Burks	WR	Oklahoma
Deion Burks is Dante Hall reborn. The Texans could really use some electricity like this in their dome. Uncertainty surrounds Tank Dell's injuries.
60	Bears f/BUF	Domonique Orange	DT	Iowa State
Domonique Orange is a run-stopper, and Chicago will take all of the help than can get on their defensive line.
61	Rams	Taylen Green	QB	Arkansas
The Rams have players at every position including the league MVP at quarterback. Why not draft an athletic QB that no one would be prepared to defend. Sean McVay would be just the mad scientist for the job.
62	Broncos	Eli Stowers	TE	Vanderbilt
Denver has a bunch of TE's on their roster, but none are Eli Stowers. He's a pass-catching TE that runs a 4.51 and jumps 45.5 inches. What!
63	Patriots	Bryce Lance	WR	North Dakota State
Big weapon for Drake Maye. Bryce Layne 6 feet 3 inches, runs 4.34, and has smooth deep play makeability.
64	Seahawks	Jonah Coleman	RB	Washington
The only positions Seattle addressed in FA were DB and RB. That tells me that the coaching staff feels like that was an area of need. The players brought in will compete, but are not slated to start. Jonah Coleman should be able to provide a one-two punch in the backfield in the absence of Kenneth Walker.
Round 3
65	Cardinals	Antonio Williams	WR	Clemson
66	Titans	Jalon Kilgore	S	South Carolina
67	Raiders	Daylen Everette	CB	Georgia
68	Eagles f/NYJ	Drew Allar	QB	Penn State
69	Texans f/NYG	Sam Roush	TE	Stanford
70	Browns	Christen Miller	DT	Georgia
71	Commanders	Brenen Thompson	WR	Mississippi State
72	Bengals	T.J. Parker	ED	Clemson
73	Saints	Jacob Rodriguez	LB	Texas Tech
74	Chiefs	Gennings Dunker	OT	Iowa
75	Dolphins	Sam Hecht	OC	Kansas State
76	Steelers f/DAL	Cole Payton	QB	North Dakota State
77	Buccaneers	Julian Neal	CB	Arkansas
78	Colts	Cashius Howell	ED	Texas A&M
79	Falcons	Gabe Jacas	ED	Illinois
80	Ravens	Emmett Johnson	RB	Nebraska
81	Jaguars f/DET	Gracen Halton	DT	Oklahoma
82	Vikings	Cade Klubnik	QB	Clemson
83	Panthers	VJ Payne	S	Kansas State
84	Packers	Keith Abney II	CB	Arizona State
85	Steelers	Demond Claiborne	RB	Wake Forest
86	Chargers	Caleb Tiernan	OT	Northwestern
87	Dolphins f/PHI	Brandon Cisse	CB	South Carolina
88	Jaguars	Darrell Jackson Jr.	DT	Florida State
89	Bears	A.J. Haulcy	S	LSU
90	Dolphins f/HOU	Jake Golday	LB	Cincinnati
91	Bills	Josiah Trotter	LB	Missouri
92	Cowboys f/SF	Genesis Smith	S	Arizona
93	Rams	Sawyer Robertson	QB	Baylor
94	Dolphins f/DEN	Markel Bell	OT	Miami
95	Patriots	De'Zhaun Stribling	WR	Mississippi
96	Seahawks	Domani Jackson	CB	Alabama
97	Vikings	Connor Lew	OC	Auburn
98	Eagles	Oscar Delp	TE	Georgia
99	Steelers	DeMonte Capehart	DT	Clemson
100	Jaguars f/DET	Deontae Lawson	LB	Alabama
Round 4
101	Titans	Kaytron Allen	RB	Penn State
102	Raiders	Jam Miller	RB	Alabama
103	Jets	Le'Veon Moss	RB	Texas A&M
104	Cardinals	Keyshaun Elliott	LB	Arizona State
105	Giants	Travis Burke	OT	Memphis
106	Texans f/WAS	Kaleb Elarms-Orr	LB	TCU
107	Browns	Carson Beck	QB	Miami
108	Broncos f/NO	Harold Perkins Jr.	LB	LSU
109	Chiefs	Matthew Hibner	TE	SMU
110	Bengals	R Mason Thomas	ED	Oklahoma
111	Broncos f/MIA	Eli Heidenreich	RB	Navy
112	Cowboys	Keionte Scott	CB	Miami
113	Colts	Seth McGowan	RB	Kentucky
114	Eagles	Eric Rivers	WR	Georgia Tech
115	Ravens	Michael Trigg	TE	Baylor
116	Buccaneers	Trey Moore	ED	Texas
117	Raiders f/MIN/JAX	Kamari Ramsey	S	USC
118	Lions	Chip Trayanum	RB	Toledo
119	Panthers	Kaelon Black	RB	Indiana
120	Packers	Joshua Josephs	ED	Tennessee
121	Steelers	Dani Dennis-Sutton	ED	Penn State
122	Falcons	Romello Height	ED	Texas Tech
123	Chargers	LT Overton	ED	Alabama
124	Jaguars	Drew Shelton	OT	Penn State
125	Patriots f/CHI/KC	Davison Igbinosun	CB	Ohio State
126	Bills	Malik Muhammad	CB	Texas
127	49ers	Elijah Sarratt	WR	Indiana
128	Lions f/HOU	Kevin Coleman Jr.	WR	Missouri
129	Bears f/LAR	Jordan Hudson	WR	SMU
130	Dolphins f/DEN	Caleb Douglas	WR	Texas Tech
131	Patriots	Collin Wright	CB	Stanford
132	Saints f/SEA	Max Klare	TE	Ohio State
133	49ers	Justin Joly	TE	North Carolina State
134	Raiders	Romello Brinson	WR	SMU
135	Steelers	Tacario Davis	CB	Washington
136	Saints	Hezekiah Masses	CB	California
137	Eagles	Chris Lewis	WR	Troy
138	49ers	J'Mari Taylor	RB	Virginia
139	49ers	Micah Morris	OG	Georgia
140	Jets	Jack Endries	TE	Texas
Round 5
141	Texans f/LV/CLE	Karson Sharar	LB	Iowa
142	Titans f/NYJ/BAL	Justin Jefferson	LB	Alabama
143	Cardinals	Kaleb Proctor	DT	Southeastern Louisiana
144	Titans f/TEN/LAR	Rene Konga	DT	Louisville
145	Giants	Adam Randall	RB	Clemson
146	Browns	Charles Demmings	CB	Stephen F. Austin
147	Commanders	Jalen Farmer	OG	Kentucky
148	Chiefs	Jack Kelly	LB	BYU
149	Browns f/CIN	Desmond Reid	RB	Pittsburgh
150	Saints	Logan Taylor	OG	Boston College
151	Dolphins	Chris McClellan	DT	Missouri
152	Cowboys	Kentrel Bullock	RB	South Alabama
153	Eagles f/ATL	Thaddeus Dixon	CB	North Carolina
154	Ravens	Kendrick Law	WR	Kentucky
155	Buccaneers	Namdi Obiazor	LB	TCU
156	Colts	Landon Robinson	DT	Navy
157	Lions	Devin Moore	CB	Florida
158	Panthers f/MIN	Joey Aguilar	QB	Tennessee
159	Panthers	Devon Marshall	CB	North Carolina State
160	Packers	Donavon Greene	WR	Virginia Tech
161	Steelers	Josh Cameron	WR	Baylor
162	Ravens f/LAC	Rahsul Faison	RB	South Carolina
163	Vikings f/PHI	Zane Durant	DT	Penn State
164	Jaguars	Taurean York	LB	Texas A&M
165	Bills f/CHI	Malik Benson	WR	Oregon
166	Jaguars f/SF/PHI	Ephesians Prysock	CB	Washington
167	Texans f/HOU/PHI	Beau Stephens	OG	Iowa
168	Bills	Austin Barber	OT	Florida
169	Chiefs f/LAR	Anthony Lucas	ED	USC
170	Broncos	Jude Bowry	OT	Boston College
171	Patriots	Nick Barrett	DT	South Carolina
172	Saints f/SEA	Tristan Leigh	OT	Clemson
173	Ravens	J.C. Davis	OT	Illinois
174	Ravens	Bryce Foster	OC	Kansas
175	Raiders	Anez Cooper	OG	Miami
176	Chiefs	Dametrious Crownover	OT	Texas A&M
177	Cowboys	Keagen Trost	OT	Missouri
178	Eagles	Nick Dawkins	OC	Penn State
179	Jets	Jeremiah Wright	OG	Auburn
180	Cowboys	Fa'alili Fa'amoe	OT	Wake Forest
181	Lions	Diego Pounds	OT	Mississippi
Round 6
182	Bills f/NYJ/CLE/JAX/LV	Louis Moore	S	Indiana
183	Cardinals	Michael Taaffe	S	Texas
184	Titans	DeShon Singleton	S	Nebraska
185	Raiders	Jalen Huskey	S	Maryland
186	Giants	Jimmy Rolder	LB	Michigan
187	Commanders	Trey Zuhn III	OT	Texas A&M
188	Seahawks f/CLE	Jaden Nixon	RB	Central Florida
189	Bengals	Febechi Nwaiwu	OG	Oklahoma
190	Saints	Dae'Quan Wright	TE	Mississippi
191	Patriots f/KC	Aiden Fisher	LB	Indiana
192	Giants f/MIA	Jeff Caldwell	WR	Cincinnati
193	Giants f/DAL	Chandler Rivers	CB	Duke
194	Titans f/BAL/NYJ	Kam Dewberry	OG	Alabama
195	Buccaneers	Jadon Canady	CB	Oregon
196	Vikings f/IND	Jakobe Thomas	S	Miami
197	Eagles	Marlin Klein	TE	Michigan
198	Patriots f/MIN/HOU/MIN/SF	Jaishawn Barham	ED	Michigan
199	Bengals f/DET/CLE	Keyron Crawford	ED	Auburn
200	Panthers	Max Llewellyn	ED	Iowa
201	Packers	DJ Campbell	OG	Texas
202	Patriots f/PIT	David Gusta	DT	Kentucky
203	Jaguars f/PHI/HOU/PHI	Damieon George Jr.	OG	Florida
204	Chargers	Zakee Wheatley	S	Penn State
205	Lions f/JAX	Xavier Nwankpa	S	Iowa
206	Browns f/CHI	Dalton Johnson	S	Arizona
207	Rams f/HOU/LAR/TEN	Kansei Matsuzawa	PK	Hawaii
208	Raiders f/BUF/NYJ	Myles Rowser	S	Arizona State
209	Commanders f/SF	Eli Raridon	TE	Notre Dame
210	Chiefs f/LAR	Joe Royer	TE	Cincinnati
211	Ravens f/DEN/NYJ/MIN/PHI	Bishop Fitzgerald	S	USC
212	Patriots	Eric Gentry	LB	USC
213	Lions f/SEA/JAX	Red Murdock	LB	Buffalo
214	Colts f/PIT	Erick Hunter	LB	Morgan State
215	Falcons	Jager Burton	OC	Kentucky
216	Steelers	Alex Afari Jr.	LB	Kentucky
Round 7
217	Cardinals	Xavian Sorey Jr.	LB	Arkansas
218	Cowboys f/TEN	Jaydn Ott	RB	Oklahoma
219	Raiders	Chase Roberts	WR	BYU
220	Bills f/NYJ	Jack Strand	QB	MSU Moorhead
221	Bengals f/NYG/DAL	Aamil Wagner	OT	Notre Dame
222	Lions f/CLE	Luke Altmyer	QB	Illinois
223	Commanders	Vinny Anthony II	WR	Wisconsin
224	Steelers f/NO/NE	Zach Calzada	QB	Kentucky
225	Titans f/KC/DAL	Kolbey Taylor	CB	Vanderbilt
226	Bengals	Lorenzo Styles Jr.	S	Ohio State
227	Dolphins	Kejon Owens	RB	Florida International
228	Jets f/DAL/BUF/LV	Reggie Virgil	WR	Texas Tech
229	Buccaneers	D'Angelo Ponds	CB	Indiana
230	Steelers f/IND	Eric McAlister	WR	TCU
231	Falcons	Tanner Koziol	TE	Houston
232	Rams f/BAL	Jack Stonehouse	PT	Syracuse
233	Jaguars f/DET	John Michael Gyllenborg	TE	Wyoming
234	Vikings	CJ Donaldson	RB	Ohio State
235	Vikings f/CAR	CJ Daniels	WR	Miami
236	Packers	Liam Brown	OG	Montana
237	Steelers	Barion Brown	WR	LSU
238	Dolphins f/LAC/TEN/NYJ	Behren Morton	QB	Texas Tech
239	Bears f/PHI/JAX/CLE	Dallen Bentley	TE	Utah
240	Jaguars	Ashton Grable	OG	Florida A&M
241	Bears	Max Tomczak	WR	Youngstown State
242	Jets f/BUF/CLE	Devin Voisin	WR	South Alabama
243	Texans f/SF	Zavion Thomas	WR	LSU
244	Vikings f/HOU	J. Michael Sturdivant	WR	Florida
245	Jaguars f/LAR/HOU	George Gumbs Jr.	ED	Florida
246	Broncos	DQ Smith	S	South Carolina
247	Patriots	Jalon Daniels	QB	Kansas
248	Browns f/SEA	Brett Thorson	PT	Georgia
249	Colts	Isaiah Nwokobia	S	SMU
250	Ravens	Camden Brown	WR	Georgia Southern
251	Rams	Isaiah World	OT	Oregon
252	Rams	Davon Booth	RB	Mississippi State
253	Ravens	Haynes King	QB	Georgia Tech
254	Colts	Malik McClain	WR	Arizona State
255	Packers	Jacob Thomas	S	James Madison
256	Broncos	Noah Thomas	WR	Georgia
257	Broncos	Angel Johnson	RB	Washington State