2027 NFL Mock Draft with TRADES | Day Two | Eagles make MORE moves?!

Today, we finish our three round 2027 NFL mock draft with trades. If you guys are new, feel free to like, comment, subscribe, go check out round one. We're going to be checking it out anyways, but it's a lot more enjoyable when you watch it in person. I've ended up looking through all the comments. There's some ruffled feathers as every single mock draft will end up having, but we're here to test out some really enjoyable theories and some ones that definitely have at least a grain. Of, you know, reasoning behind them, but, you know, try to make everything as logical as possible. Let's get into this. Blow my face is my board. It's going to have a little bit of a change up over this weekend. And the folks over on Patreon are going to get a first look at that. So shout out to those people over there. They'll have my full board, every single eval that I have and winners and losers from every single week this year. I'm going to be seeing SMU Wake Forest in person tomorrow. So I'm going to be getting some extra graphics done for the cornerback video that is going to be coming in a couple of days because I just finished my last corner. on the top 15 corners of the class, but we had a big trade up to number two. That's the big one. Drew Mestemaker, quarterback at Oklahoma State, goes to the Philadelphia Eagles. With Jalen Hurts' contract situation on top of that, primarily his medical situation, there's a strong chance that The team and organization has lost their faith in him as the franchise guy and whenever there's controversy over the quarterback position Howie has always been hyper aggressive and made the move to get the franchise guy. It happened with Wentz, it's happened with Hurts, and it's going to happen again with Jermesta Maker. Does that mean we agree with it? Just like at the time when we talked about Hurts? No, that doesn't mean that you have to agree with it, but it's It's crazy to say that there's no reason for it. Now, you might say, hey, he's not going to be able to play behind that offensive line. That's a perfectly valid reasoning. But you don't have to play him right away either. If Jalen Hurts comes back and, you know, you're playing him through a half of a year next year, you could Kirk Cousins it. I mean, realistically, that's the idea, right? Have Jalen show that he's back to health and then get him to a team that's really starting to compete while Drew Messmaker takes the reins. That's actually the best way to handle it. It's not to just neglect Jalen Hurts. It's to basically allow Jalen to prove himself as healthy again. But this organization moves fast and sitting behind a quarterback that you don't believe in or having to extend them because the money situation just seems to be a really dangerous situation. So it was a fun little thing that we ended up doing. Tennessee just put a belt to one of the best teams in the country, and they're barely favored to win versus Texas A&M. If you check it out over on CallSheet, Tennessee only has a 56% chance to beat Texas A&M. I find that to be ludicrous. If you do use the code HMS or make it easy, just click the link in the description, you'll end up, after putting $25 on saying that Tennessee is going to win, that's it, you'll end up getting $42.56 back. On top of that, you'll end up getting $55 added to your account instantly when you make this trade. So if Texas A&M pulls off the impossible, you're net 30 positive. And if you end up seeing the Tennessee Volunteers win, You'll end up getting $4,256 plus $55. Math is boring, but that is just under $100. $30 to $100 guaranteed. Feel free to go and use the code HMS when signing up. Again, Kalshi is going to be based off of a peer-to-peer market, so these numbers will change. Make sure you go and act fast. Code HMS, you get $55 when using $25. We continue on. There weren't any other big trades in the top 10 and honestly didn't happen even into the top 15. Just good players came around for every single pick. The value didn't really seem good for the trade down partners. And we had the Broncos trade up here to number 17 with Seattle to snag their top tight end option because it's a dream pick of mine for the Browns. I love to be able to get aggressive with the Browns. And I get a blocking tight end to pair up with Harold Finn and as a nasty two punch tight end room. But, um, the Broncos, especially cause they usually get shafted where they're at. I thought it'd be a good idea for them to end up getting a little extra something, but we continue on. Um, Carolina had a small trade down with New York, New York jumped the Patriots for Jaden boss. Seems like they're very into running back. Do I think it's the best strategy? No, but I tried to blend my board with realism and. It's a relatively realistic move if this team is trying to go balls to the wall. For a top end running back option. So if they want to secure the deal. Jaden Baugh absolutely is worth it. So via that trade down. The Panthers want Caden Green. He was a great guard. So if you do want to solve the guard spot. You do have someone who could fill that. But my vision for him is to play the left tackle spot. You have Monroe Freeland. Caden Green is your tackles for the long haul. And again at worst. You're going to have someone who is of a very good height. To play either tackle or guard at 6'5". Which is good with a shorter quarterback. So I was very happy with that. We continue seeing part of those trade downs and, you know, the Eagles trade with the Titans, of course, included a second first round pick. Bakari Swain is one of my favorite players in the entire draft. Now, pound for pound, you will not you will see him on this list and he's probably going to be lurking right around where Ashton Hampton is. Spoiler alert, but. Yeah, Vakari Swain is one of my favorite players in the entire draft. Like he is a very good player, elite returner as well, which is sadly something the Titans don't need, but still somebody that I think deserves a lot of respect. We continue on here, and then again, the Seahawks got some really good value, and they ended up getting Boubacar Traore. Like, to me, I would have probably taken him at 17, so you're just getting a ton of free draft capital in the process. At 30, I took Melvin Ciani for the Titans. Someone brought up the fact that Dan Moore's been playing well. Ultimately, my goal is not to have short-term return on investment here. You look at the price of Dan Moore, and I do want to see the contract situation for him, because I believe off the top of my head, yeah, he's a $10 million cap savings. If you could end up getting an upgrade, which again, if Dan Moore's playing well, it is what it is, but if you can get a cheap, young, equivalent, and save $10 million in the process, I don't see how that's going to be. Um, something that you could frown upon, right? I'm a Steelers fan. I'm very aware of Dan Moore having his moments of looking good and having moments of looking absolutely bad. It's just, it's part of the game, but let's continue on number 33 for the chargers. Their first pick was Jeremiah Smith. We do have Austin Simmons, Trevor Goosby, Arch Manning, uh, along with the top safeties, Lopa, as well as Johnson returning. Um, those are just going to be the big names. Off the top of my head, but Peeper, he's still someone who is who could come out if he's getting late one hype. It's not out of the realm of possibility for him to come out. He's a redshirt junior, and this is a team that just drafted a player of a very similar stature in the second round of this past year. So the Chargers are not foreign to going after small interior office alignment that good movement skills like Jake Slaughter. You know, this is basically a way better version who is comfortable playing guard. So to me, I'm going after Cade Peeper there at 33, 34 for the Dolphins. Their first pick was Dylan Stewart edge out of South Carolina. I'm very happy with the outcome of that because he is such a damn good player that it's hard to disrespect him. When we look at the offensive linemen that are available, I'm also having Samson Oakland Lolo return. I forgot to mention that I drew as a party comes to mind. I would probably try to trade back if that were going to be how I approach this specific situation. We already passed on the QB spot, so I'm not going to be looking for an option there. Wide receiver, I think, is very underrated. I really love Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell. I think he's going to be much better. Tight end, in my opinion, could be a position to target here. Sadly, we have been poaching some of the good weapons in the tight end room. Granted, we do have trade as green here. He'd be a very intriguing receiving option because you'd use him as a big slot, and he kind of would work as a two-for-one. You know, that would be entertaining at the very minimum. And I know like entertaining doesn't mean jack ---- in the world, but definitely something I'm thinking about. I would be open to a corner selection as well. You went one in the first round of last year. So it's very. It's obvious that you guys are trying to continue to build a strong corner situation. So Chris Johnson, Juju Brent, Jason Marshall, it's very clear that one extra could be valuable. And if we were going to go after that route, I'd look at a Davian Collins and Jet Jefferson. Both are phenomenal. A Davian Collins a little bit on the smaller side. Jet Jefferson probably will return for 2028. Um, and if he does, which we are going to be continuing this for a 20, 28 mock draft, then I think he'd be a first round pick. So him and if he opened a glue are both going to be players I have returning, um, the rest I'm going to have coming out. So I'm actually going to look at the Davian Collins here out of Penn state. He's a fantastic corner. He's going to be graded as a top 50 player on my board, but he's just been super consistent. Very fluid player. He does look on the smaller side, but he also is going to run probably the fastest 40. I think he pairs up very well with Chris Johnson and the crew. 35, we have the Tennessee Titans. And again, they've gone after a really good group of players, Colin Simmons, Vakari Swain, and Melvin Ciani, respectively. So. How do we address this current situation? You could look at another weapon. I honestly think your receiving core is very underrated, but it doesn't mean that you can't continue to improve. You already do have that corner situation filled out like we talked about. Otherwise, I'd be looking at that position. Defensive interior, I do like the idea of us starting to give a little more respect to A.J. Holmes. He has been absolutely on a tear this year. At the last time I checked, he was over 18% in true pass rush win rate, and most recently he's having clips coming out of him literally ragdolling offensive linemen. To me, that's a very intriguing option, a player who I want to give a lot more respect to. So we're going to go AJ Holmes, defensive interior out of Texas Tech. Don't spend your first that you just got on trading away Jeffrey Simmons for one if you don't have to. And at this point, I think the value is really solid. Um, David Stone also going to be considered returning this mock draft number 36, Philadelphia Eagles traded up for true mess to make her in the first, um, the way I would like to handle the rest of these next three selections is, um, well, first off, we ended up still getting number 64 out of the equation. I would like to call that out, but I would also like to point out that. Interior offensive line and edge are my primary positions. You have Yonsei Pierre here, who I think is absolutely fantastic. I think he would be an incredible move. What I want to do is make sure that we're not put in a very bad position on the offensive line side of things. So offensive line, we're not having Trevor Goosby come out. Gorby Lambert also not considered coming out. He's a true junior who's having his first experience. It doesn't make sense. So... We could talk about Jakarius Peek, but I feel like that's an undersell. So we're looking at some really good players here. Austin Searveld is kind of the dream interior offensive lineman. He's bigger. He's very mobile, very experienced, has tackle experience as well. But I'm trying to look down the board. Are there teams that would take him? The commanders, in my opinion, their edge core would probably be where I target the next spot. A lot of guys on short-term contracts and very good value here. So I wouldn't be too worried about that. The next spot where I'd worry about a guard going probably would be like you look at Tampa. So is there a team that should try to make a move up here? And the Cardinals, I'm looking at a bunch of teams here. I'm not worried about them going tackle, but I am worried about them going edge. And I know that the Cardinals can get aggressive, especially with some very good edge players on the board. I think the Eagles are in a strong position at 64 to still strike on a good edge position, But I don't really trust the fact that they're going to be. You know, playing the value game on the interior of the offensive line. I think there's a lot of good edges in this class. But if you're the Cardinals, you need to go and you need to end up snagging one yourselves. And they have draft capital that I think would be very intriguing. So let's end up trying to negotiate this deal. So we're going to be going for a 40 point differential here. Like, ideally, I would love for a situation where we could end up flipping pick 270 or like pick 64 and get pick 44 out of the equation. I don't think that's very realistic. So the way I'd handle it is probably just a move up. You know, even though the value is not necessarily great for the Cardinals, like you could try to entice them with a pick like 158 for pick 229. You can do the math yourself, but honestly, I like the idea of us making a move up into the third round as well. So the Eagles make a move back. The Cardinals make a strong move forward. I don't worry about that right tackle spot being taken. I do want to pull the trigger on Yonze Pierre at Drusher out of Alabama there at number 36. He's been absolutely phenomenal for him, and I think that he'd be an amazing fit. He's gotten bigger. He's gotten stronger, and he pairs up with Darian Menza to be Two very big impact players at both sides of the ball. 37 for the Jets. I'd consider Yonze Pierre for them. They've gone CJ Carr, Leonard Moore, and Greg Johnson, respectively. I do think with Will McDonald wanting out, the edge position definitely could be one that you try to focus on. And Clev Lubin, he has a great pass rush skill set. Maybe not the longest arms in the world, but it does kind of feel when you're looking at what they liked about David Bailey. Cleve Leuven can bring to the table as well. So we're going to end up pulling the trigger on him for the Jets. We got the offensive line figured out. Could target a linebacker there, but I just don't think the linebacker class has really shaped out at the level that maybe it could have been viewed as. All right, Colts at number 38. I don't think they pull the trigger on a QB here that's small and older like Trinidad Chambliss. So I'm going to hold off on that. Granted, is there a team that might want to jump? I mean, the Seahawks could get into Trinidad Chambliss territory if they want to, but. Yeah, I think that the Falcons are probably going to be the team that I would pull the trigger on for them. So where can the Colts get value? They did just end up trading away one of their top weapons. And Josh Downs, he was on a contract year. But I think this team can absolutely value itself. A Ryan Coleman Williams out of Alabama. He's a phenomenal player. And ultimately, I think he could go back to school. But I also want to show some guys from the 2028 class in my mock draft. Ryan Coleman Williams could be contending for the late first. Let's just say he pulls the trigger and comes out, gets the guaranteed money versus, you know, trying to battle through injuries in college. This is an organization that is starving for talent, and this is a very good player to build around. It's very clear when he's not on the field for Alabama. It's a very different team. Number 39 for the Washington Commanders. I'm going to pull a trigger on. I mean, you could try to pull a trigger on interior off the line, just despite the Eagles. But when the value is here at the edge core, I don't think you can just ignore it. So we look at the options available. Mateo would be a good option, but they do like these smaller, more dynamic edge rushers. I'm going to go Prince Willamie Allen to end up replacing Caleb on chase on both LSU edge rushers. 40 for the Philadelphia Eagles. I just talked about it as well. I want to fix the interior offensive line for Drew Mastemaker, fully invest in the offense, try to take pot shots at defense. We're going Austin Searveld there out of the Ohio State University. Which leaves the Atlanta Falcons, who took Jordan's seat in round one, to quickly pull the trigger on Trinidad Chambliss here in round two. Dante Moore is considered returning as well. So get excited to see him possibly in the 2028 mock this week. But yeah, Chambliss, he's not necessarily a fit for Stefanski specifically. But if you're sitting here in the second round, you take the pot shot, right? The athleticism is ridiculous. Let's see if maybe the offensive coordinator can end up molding his skill set. And his system to make it work for Chambliss, who's just been struggling a little bit recently. 42 for the Buccaneers. Chris Cole was the first round selection. I'm very happy with that. I also love the idea of getting a big X receiver here in KJ Duff, who's good at the catch point. Kind of give yourself a Mike Evans archetype of wide receiver. I hope that his ankle does end up not becoming a problem in the NFL. But for the time being, we're going to be optimistic. 43 for the Saints. We could end up just trying to continue dressing that defensive line position with an extra edge rusher here. There's good value, but ultimately, I do like the idea of adding to the corner core as well. Kelly Jones is, to me, roughly in that second to third territory, and for most people, he's in the first. This is a good range for him to go. Kelly Jones out of Mississippi State goes at 43. 44, we have the Arizona Cardinals, and they've taken Darian Menza and Yonce Pierre as their first two selections. If you guys have watched the show for any length of time, you know I'm going to pull the trigger on my favorite right tackle in the class, Drew Azapardi out of Washington. There are several games where this player is having 70 pass blocking reps and not a single pressure allowed. That's incredible. Ultimately, we'll end up seeing if he ends up being drafted this high. But, you know, the Cardinals pulling out Darian Menza, you know, Yonze Pierre, as well as Drew as a party, you have three impact players at three major gaps. So I really do love the return on investment there. 45 for the Baltimore Ravens. Their first pick was Ellis Robinson out of Georgia. Really good player. I like the value there. I do think you need to continue addressing offensive line value here. And part of me just wants to pull the trigger on Anthony Knapp. That way you can have a solidified interior offensive line. Like to me, Simpson's not a long-term option. So you have Yohane, you have Juergens, and then we can end up solving our other guard spot here with Knapp. The value's good. He's a good player. player. So let's just not overthink it and let's just help out whatever quarterback is going to be at the helm. 46 for the Las Vegas Raiders. First pick was Jackson Harris out of LSU. My favorite player in the class pound for pound, uh, looking at defensive interior value here. Amari Washington is one of those players. It's kind of too good to pass up on the ceilings, ridiculous, the floor, not great, but this is also a team with pretty low expectations for the defensive interior position. So it's worth taking a chance on him reaching that ceiling. The Cowboys sitting here at 47 took zero way Williams, the tackle out of Utah in the first round, um, defense needs to be at least focused on. And I would like to get more of a DeMarcus Lawrence style of edge rusher. Devin Tompkins is going to be that he's 290 pounds. He's built to play the run. He's strong with a great bull rush. You need to have more. I think the strength aspect is something that's clearly lacking and Devin Tompkins brings it. It's a new weapon to add to that front. Number 48 for the Seattle Seahawks. They have Boubacar Traore as part of their first round selection. They did acquire a second round pick as part of that trade back, which is great because you end up looking at the receiving value here and it's like really good return on investment. There's tons of very good players to add to your arsenal here. To me, I want to get a really good separator. To me, that's Bryant Wesco out of Clebson. Very smooth route runner. Very good release package. Probably the best that I've seen out of a player this early in his career. Number 49, we have the Los Angeles Rams, and I still am fully on wide receiver mode for him with Devontae Adams getting a little bit on the older side. I'm going to pull a player that has another big speed route running and physicality combination. That's Reed Harris out of Arizona State. One of my top 40 players in the draft. Actually, top 25. He's sitting there at 22. Number 50 for the Cleveland Browns, Lenore Sellers, Ashton Hampton, the first two selections, which again, maybe not the biggest needs in the world, but I'm going to end up pulling the trigger on Elijah Page out of USC. Whether you end up moving your, uh, end up moving. Spencer Fano to right tackle, or you have Elijah Page there. That's up to y'all, but I want to get somebody who's an elite pass blocker in the building right away. Also, I think he's a little, he's on around the 22 year old range, so it is still feasible for him to be taken. And again, these top two tackles are not considered draftable based on the current situation. 51 to get the Carolina Panthers went Caden Green to solve either tackle or guard, which based on how the tackles and the guards have flown off the board, I feel very happy that you at least have one of those positions solved. I look here at trade as green and I just need to pull the trigger. Very good dynamic firepower weapon. The values there, you pull the trigger, you don't think twice. 52 for the New England Patriots. Will Echols was the first round selection because both of the defensive interiors barred more As well as Milton Williams. Are massive cap implications. So I'm very curious to see how they get resolved. I do like the idea of a Jalen McClain here. Just a quality defensive back player. They're like kind of Swiss army knife archetype. We'll go with him. A lot of people have a lot of respect for him. The value is good. Quality defensive players. Even at lower value positions. Always end up being pretty damn good selections. 53 for the Green Bay Packers. I do like the idea of a running back for this team. The problem is I just don't think, especially with Kwon Lacey out for the rest of the year, there's going to be one that really makes sense. So offensive line is out of the question. I am curious in terms of like, cause receiver wise, you guys have done a great job tight end wise. I think you guys are fine. Like offensive line, you guys have somehow made it work and I've already kind of eviscerated the interior offensive line in this class. So. We check out the defensive side, and I do think that there's some definite defensive interior focus like we could end up getting some extra defensive interior talent on this team. I don't know why it's not viewed as more of a position based on like some of these players with higher ceiling, like Emmanuel Oya Badejo, like he is just a physical phenom 6'6", 300 pounds, weird edge defensive interior hybrid. Like to me, maybe you guys can chew me out for it. And I just want to end up trying to put some extra players with who deserve to be at least in this range in these ranges. I think he's going to be someone who gets some new some like excitement when he ends up testing out and balling out in one on ones. The New York Giants start out by trading up for Jaden Baugh in the first round. I do think that there is going to be a strong chance that they end up looking at defensive interior. Tavian Gadsen is one of those players who I think is going to be a very valuable asset. They don't really think that there's a big return on investment in many other positions at this point. Tavian Gadsen is a really good pass rusher. You end up adding him to a list of players that, in my opinion, are not as stellar, but you end up having true upside there with him. 55 for the Kansas City Chiefs. They took Cam Coleman in round number one. Tight end's not good enough value here, so I would pass on that. Personally, I'd be willing to go double down the receiving core. If you can end up going and targeting Ryan Wingo, wide receiver out of Texas, and you pair him back up with Cam Coleman, you have two players who are above 6'2", who both are really good deep threats, but Ryan Wingo is great in the short run as well. Like, short range. This guy's unbelievably fluid. If he didn't have some drop concerns, I think Ryan Winkle would probably be a top 10 type of selection because you're not drafting him to be the best route runner in the world. You're talking about someone who is a genuine size, speed, fluidity mismatch, especially in space. Number 56, we have the Cincinnati Bengals. They took Andrew Marshall in round number one, who I absolutely adore. I think it's very important to address the corner position early and often. You look at the safety value here. I do like the idea of targeting one. We do have Lopa and Johnson returning, but Benefield's been fantastic. He's a big hitter. He can end up making plays and coverage. I think that there's a lot of added value, and Ty Benefield's looked at as a third rounder at this point. His play has been really, really solid. This past week. Versus Alabama, he made some really good plays, even though they ended up losing the game 57 for the Steelers. They took Wyatt Young in round number one. And I think that's like, honestly, a really solid move. I'd be open to July McDonald kind of having him and Robert Spears Jennings is like the two young bucks in the safety core. But I don't think that's a requirement by any stretch of the imagination. You look in the corner core, Jarrett Hill's a good player. I think Jalen Mayo's overrated. Zabian Brown's better than I gave him credit for as well. He's looked a lot better this year. DJ McKinney, I gave him a grade. Honestly, I was actually very disappointed in him compared to what the normal broadcast point of view said. Evan Johnson, another player who deserves some respect. Yeah, we're having Jet Jefferson return just because I'm going to put him as a first rounder in next year's mock. We're going to go Jair Hill corner out of Michigan. I think it's very important for us to solve that boundary corner problem, especially since JPJ is gone. Jair Hill is a very balanced corner with a good frame at 6'2". 58 for the Lions. Luke Reynolds was round number one. Jair Hill would have been kind of nice. I can't lie here. But Zabian Brown's a little bit more too. He's too much of a zone corner for me to have taken him at the spot. I don't really think We're going to see another corner go for a while in this mock draft. So I'm going to pull I'm going to pull away from that with the unfortunate situation currently with. The current situation with Jack Campbell, linebacker is going to be a focus, right? So I'm going to go Fred Johnson here, linebacker, South Carolina, you know, shout out to one of my subs has been pounding the table for this guy. And I really liked him. I just haven't graded him. And that's on me. Honestly, I just haven't really given a crap about grading linebackers for like full grades. But Fred Johnson, he does have some, some plays where he ends up allowing like. 80 plus yards in coverage off the top of my head, but overall, I mean, he's getting a ton of respect. Top 50 on Dane Brugler's big board. We'll give him the respect he deserves. 59 for the Minnesota Vikings. KJ Bolden was round number one. I do think we need to reevaluate whether there's somebody here in round two for the interior, and Carter Smith makes a lot of sense for me. We're going to pull the trigger on him out of Indiana. He's a left tackle who translates well to the interior of the offensive line, so we'll end up pulling the trigger on him there. Number 60, we have the Atlanta Falcons who have gotten Trinidad Chambliss and Jordan Seton. Ridiculous one-two punch right there. Very happy with how that ended up panning out. I would look at a wide receiver here as well. And pardon me once I go for a mismatch. You look at Nick Harbour here. Just a really big mismatch. You have Kenny Johnson, who I love. But, you know. Devin McEwen deserves respect. Colin Dixon. But Colin Dixon is a little bit more of a slot weapon than anything. Trey Richardson, like, there's good receivers that I think are not rated properly on this. Like, I don't get this, how Nick Harber's, like, rated that poorly, but that's okay. I mean, there's nothing wrong with having an honest opinion. Like, I think that just because people disagree doesn't mean it's wrong. Look at me being polite and nice, right? It's a new me. But Chris Marshall, I do want to almost pull the trigger on him here. The off-field antics are kind of mind-numbing. Of course, you go Deuce Alexander, but I feel like Deuce would be an overlap with what you currently already have in Zach Branch. I feel like his role would be a little bit too similar for it. We can hold off possibly on wide receiver though. Let's take a polls check. Let's look at the corner core one more time. Zabian Brown, you could go back to the SEC try to get another corner. I did eviscerate the corner court, though. Oh, I was really hoping that we could have possibly gotten somebody there. Defensive interior. I know you have a lot of guys there, so I'm not really too tripping up on that. Safety safety is going to be a position you could target, though, because I hate to say it. Well, the reason you have a second second round pick is because you don't have one right. July McDonald's going to be the selection here. Safety out of Texas. He's a very good player. First off, he's very balanced. He's also an enforcer. So you're talking about someone who's going to be, you pair him up with Xavier Watts too. So you have someone who's a ball hawk and you have someone who's a thumper. That's a nice one-two punch. And personally, I think that you're building a young, very talented, very balanced secondary. 61 for the Bears. I would personally debate Zabian Brown for this team. You know, he has a really good frame. He's a smooth mover, really high IQ in terms of his own IQ. The man, I don't really think there's a lot of man ability. There's a cat in the background, but we're going to pull the trigger on Sabian Brown there. At number 62, we're back with Seattle, who's gone Boobacar Traore and Brian Wesco, really good impact player on both offense and defense. Honestly, they've sure up the offensive line. I think it's a good spot to be. You could talk about the tight end spot for a receiving tight end since Arroyo hasn't really done something, but I personally don't think this is the class to pull the trigger on one of those. I just don't. Quarterback doesn't have the firepower to justify that type of investment. So I do, I debate something like a cornerback, but we've, again, already eviscerated that corner core. So you could talk about, I mean, this is probably a good spot just to say, **** it, we're going to trade out. And it's not a bad, it's not a bad opportunity. Like, are there players worth moving up for? And again, not the ones that I've traded out for. Like, you have Kingston, Viliamu, Asa. You have really good edge talent here. And you do have the Niners sitting there at 63. I do think for a team like the Eagles that might want to get a top tier edge player, like especially Mateo Uyungole, but Jordan Ross is so good too. It would be... I don't think that the Niners would be that big of a threat. Granted, the Niners could be looking to model their defense off of Raheem Morris' archetype, which Jordan Ross would fit better than Mateo Uyagole. So the Eagles, who want to have a versatile edge rusher, want to play the right game. Jordan Ross might be the much more valuable asset. I like that because we're not going to have Marquis Lightfoot in this either. Marquis Lightfoot is very young. He's not going to come out. He doesn't have the NFL build either. We're having the Eagles make a small move up here with the Seahawks as well. The Eagles have been shifting around. They've got their QB. They've got their offensive lineman. Super short range trade. And honestly, I think future draft capital, like around five, I'd pull the trigger on this personally if I'm them too. Like you can end up trying to adjust this however you like. But the Eagles make their small move up again to take a player who is phenomenal. Like, I think he's like top. He should be a top 35, top 50 type of player on a lot of people's boards. Jordan Ross out of LSU. He's a stand up edge rusher. 254 pounds can end up dropping into coverage if you need him to. But he's been. freak for LSU and personally I think he could be better than Umami Ellen who went earlier but Umami Ellen is a little bit more of a polished ready prospect versus Jordan Ross is somebody who could be a significantly better player. The Niners sitting here at 63, I do think they take whatever they can get at this point. I don't think you complain about Mateo Uyogole, who could be a first-round pick if you need him to. So it's just, you know, you're going to have to modify your defense to reflect your skill position rather than take the player who fits your system. Mateo Uyogole, the selection there. 64 for the Seahawks. Again, I think I just want to trade out at this point. Are there players worth moving up for? Again, Q1 Lacey might be somebody that I think could be moved up for just because of the fact that, you know, there's definitely he might return to school, but there's so many good running backs in next year's class. It might make sense for him to come out in this year's and with some teams that I think could be. Relatively competitive with him. I like the idea of the commanders getting aggressive. So we're going to end up making a move with the Washington commanders. And if I'm the Seahawks, I'm perfectly happy just trying to play the value game and train down a little bit more than what you need to. And again, my goal is pick up future draft capital. It's going to be a 35 point differential here. When you look at that, that's roughly between round four and round five pick. I'm going to end up taking the round four. From the commanders, they move up, and they're going to end up debanking on a player who a lot of people had as their RB1 coming into the year, Kawan Lacey running back out of Ole Miss. 65 for the Los Angeles Chargers. Jeremiah Smith, Kate Pieper, the first two selections. Ed Rusher is a big one for them to target as well. Will Heldt is a very consistent Ed Rusher. Granted, Sahir West deserves a lot of credit. This guy's been phenomenal for UCLA transferring from this past year. We'll go Sahir West, edge rusher out of UCLA since he's right down the street. 66 for the Titans. Collin Simmons, Bakari Swain, Melvin Ciani, A.J. Holmes. Huge impact players from what the value is. I personally like the idea of them trying to upgrade their running back position. Granted, the question is, are you going to end up re-signing? Like, you know, Tony Pollard, you clutched your pearls for him, could end up re-signing him, right? Nate Frazier could be a really good get at this point. His physicality, when he's been healthy, Nate Frazier has been phenomenal. Like, he's been dealing with a rib injury, but he started out the year red hot, looked like he could be a first-round pick, ends up having that rib injury, and then this past week just looked jaw-dropping. Like, really good player. Dylan Riley's a stud, too. I think he's going to end up getting the bag and transferring. I just don't want to include somebody on this list if I... If well, I mean, I guess we could. Dylan Riley is a fun. There's a big fan cult following for him. Maybe he comes out. We'll go after Dylan Riley there at 66, because again, you got to go after the cult following. He's been so elite for Boise State as some they've just been a running back factory. But yeah, go give him a watch yourself. Young player. This, especially if you end up keeping running back in place with Pollard, might be good to have a younger player who has some extra years to develop underneath them. Dylan Stewart and Davian Collins are the first two picks for the Dolphins. Personally, I like how that ended up panning out because I see that there's a lot of value that has now been lost in the corner core. I want to go after Nicky Prongo's here, tackle out of Stanford. He's a quality offensive lineman who's like ready to step in day one if you need him to. Like you have the ability to kick him into guard, even though he's going to be a tall guard at that point. Just a good player to have on your team. And especially with the contracts coming up, it's hard not to take pot shots. 68, the Jets have gone CJ Carr, Leonard Moore, Grape Johnson, and Cleve Lubin. At this point, I think you've got to pull the trigger on linebacker. And there's some good ones here. Again, Rojas could go a little bit higher. Williamu Asa, the only reason he hasn't gone is because he has health concerns. And this is where they go. We're going to go another Notre Dame player here in Kingston, Williamu Asa out of Notre Dame. Multiple knee surgeries or knee issues on the same knee. Multiple ACL tears, excuse me. Ryan Cullen-Williams was the first selection for the Colts. I like the idea of targeting an edge rusher here because Will Health is just incredible value. So we're going to take him, and he instantly fits the current system they're running. Number 70 for the Minnesota Vikings, K.J. Bolden, Carter Smith, the first two selections. There are some concerns over tight end. Again, I just don't like the tight end class very much. Overmire's a good player, but I just don't want to go too crazy with it. Running back, I mean, honestly, Like, Wayshon Parker could be somebody they focus on. Hey, they have Keewon Brown, finally. This is a good range for Keewon Brown. If you watch him play, this dude is an absolute stud. He's my RB2 in the class. But, again, got to evaluate him post-injury. He's, you just watch the yards per carry on this guy. It's incredible. Great contact balance back. He's just a balanced player. 71 for the Seahawks. Brian Wesco, the first selections. Again, you could try to pull another one in wide receiver position or tight end. You could look at quarterback right now and just go Jaden Maiava. But I just don't know if that's really going to be net positive. This is where I'd pull the trigger on a corner because there are some that have legitimate value at this point. But one of those, honestly, I don't like this class. I took all the really good ones. I mean, DJ McKinney, I think realistically, DJ will end up getting some love here. So we'll pull the trigger on him, but I'm just a bit lower. 72, the Atlanta Falcons went quarterback with Trinidad Chambliss, tackle with Jordan Seaton, and safety with Jelani McDonald. I held off on receiver, and it still paid off for us. Even though there's going to be a little bit of an overlap in terms of the role, I think Deuce Alexander pairing back up with Trinidad Chambliss would be a really nice get. Tampa Bay Buccaneers went Chris Cole and KJ Duff with their first selections. I'm going to go after Sebastian Cheeks here at 73. He's been really, really good this year in terms of overall production. Very strong edge rusher as well, even though he's only 243 pounds. So he'll be a nice addition to the edge core. 74 for the Eagles. They've gone Mestamaker, Searveld, and Jordan Ross. So for all those people saying, oh, we need offensive line to be fixed. I'm just saying. Drew Kendall, he's an average center. um like you got willie lampkin there i don't think he's gonna be the long term but you have dickerson steen's up for a contract but that's sear veld's job to replace steen So hopefully Lampkin can be a little bit more consistent in terms of the starting. So you do have your starting trio on the interior. Markel Bell, hopefully he improves. Jordan Milot is a stud. Like it really is a lacking at tight end at this point. Maybe a longer term X deep threat. And like, especially in terms of the deep threat capabilities, I do like the idea if you are going to pull the trigger on a Chris Marshall or a Nick Harbour here. It's a third round. For people saying you don't need a receiver, for the love of God, please understand that the deep threat is going to be a thing, especially with Drew Mestemaker. Nick Harbour's 6'6", 240, and has the speed that he does. I don't know why it's a perplexing concept. Now, you could look at the safety position here. A Bray Hubbard would be nice. A DeJuan Lane would be nice here. CJ Hurd as well. There's good players across the board. Bray Hubbard. Bray Harvard's a little bit more of the back end of the third, though, more than anything. I don't understand people's allergy to getting somebody who's a difference maker at receiver because Nick Harvard is just an absolute stud. So is Chris Marshall in their own right. I'm going to take the shot. I mean, I don't understand. Again, people are going to get mad at it. So that's why I'm like already putting up the guard. But Nick Harvard, 6'6", 242. And he has 35-inch arms. He has 4.2 speed. Like, there's something there. And you're picking him in the third round. Like, there's something that is there for there to be had. And I don't think it's an issue. But people will find one. all right number 75 for the texans they took lance heard in round number one um i'm trying to see i actually really like this selection here i'm gonna go after uh where they put him nate frazier running back out of georgia at 75 again he's somebody who's been popping off since he got healthy again love seeing that but electric dangerous runner who's improving his missed tackle force ability 76 for the Saints. Xavier Gilliam and Kelly Jones are the first two selections. Don't have a really good blocking tight end on the mind. So I prefer to target a quality edge rusher. And there's some good ones here. Asia to Santana Hopper. Love me some Santana Hopper. But he's a little bit too big for the system. Leroy Harris will definitely be a first round pick in the upcoming mock draft. Very excited for that. But looking at the options here. I really like Tyree Weathersby, but if you're going to go after someone who's going to be a physical freak, Wendell Gregory out of Kansas State is an absolute monster. Again, honestly, maybe I should have him return. We'll have him return because he's a redshirt sophomore. He's not getting first round hype. So Tyree Weathersby is someone who's going to be a little bit more realistic. You guys ended up targeting some bigger edge rushers, but Tyree Weathersby has been great for Tennessee as well. We'll save some excitement for Gregory and Leroy Harris. Number 77, get the Vegas Raiders, Jackson Harris of Maury, Washington, the first selections. Those are the ones that are the big needs. I mean, ultimately, the rest of this, like we can kind of chalk up here, talk up there. But. I mean, I do want to try to target some more edge rushers here in this mock draft than I have. Dom Nichols will be returning as well. Toby Osunzami, I don't know why people are against him, but this guy's been great. Look at his production throughout the year. Like, it's been incredible. You know, You know, 10 sacks on the year. Again, he's already lapped what he's done in the previous years, and he was great for Kansas State before being hurt. I'm going to pull the trigger on him. A lot of people need to start learning the name Toby Osunzami. All right, Steelers, Wyatt Young, Jared Hill, the first two selections. I'm going to focus on the safety position if we can find a good value here. Granted, like again, you do have DeJuan Lane, who I think is a very good player. And honestly, this is a good range for him to go. I debate him for the Eagles here with Nick Harbour, of course. But I do think that with the Steelers already taking a wide receiver, I feel a little bit more comfortable taking a player like DeJuan Lane there. 79 for the Ravens, Ellis Robinson, Anthony Knapp were their first selections. I mean, honestly, it's what they kind of need. You look at the other positions this team should be looking for. A long range running back is important. Isaac Brown running back out of Louisville would be perfect to end up replacing what you guys are currently using in your long range back in Justice Hill. And Justice Hill also up for a contract this year. AD for the Kansas City Chiefs, Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo. Oh, that's going to piss some people off. I love it. Defensive interior, sadly, is one that you do need to focus on. There's some good value here with Ahmad Moten. We're going to pull the trigger there. Chris Jones on the way down, and I think he's a massive casualty hit here as well. We end up taking a quick look at that. Yeah, 18.6 saved on the cap, and he's just not been good. 81 for the Cleveland Browns, or at least compared to what we knew he was for the Browns. They've gone after Ashton Hampton, Lenore Sellers, and Elijah Page. I think those are the big ones. You could try to go after a developmental edge at this point. This is where Kenyatta Jackson would be a little bit more apt. Gide Abasiri will probably return as well, just because he hasn't been 100% this year. A player who I think, I'm going to throw him in here. He'll be a fourth round selection, but Santana Hopper out of Colorado. He's been unreal this year. He's been like, he's one of my favorite players from Tulane last year. He's a perfect fit for a Schwartz style defense as well. So again, it does depend on the vision, so to speak, for what you guys are going to have. But Santana Hopper is such a good player and his top 100 player for me coming to the year. And he's been playing like it. He's been doing a really, really good job there for the Colorado Buffaloes. At 82, we have the Colts. And they've already gone after Ryan Cole and Williams and Will Heldt. This is where you could take a pot shot on a quarterback here. I think this is where the Jaden Maiavas come into play. He's just been, he started out the year red hot, and then he's just been pretty mediocre for the rest of it. So this is a good spot to at least take a shot on him being a little bit closer to what he was. Carolina Panthers at 83, Caden Green, Terry Des Green, the first two selections. We do need to focus on the defensive side. I like the idea of taking a shot on a corner at this point. Again, Jefferson, Obadegwu are going to be the 2028 mock coming this week. But I'm looking at, oh man, Elijah Green as well. It's going to be in the next mock draft, but. Oh, it's not a good corner class, is it? To be fair, Daniel Harris could end up being a really good player. He's 6'3", he's 200 pounds, has some personality red flags, maybe a fourth-round pick, but we'll take him here. He's a physical corner from Georgia going to Cal, two really good programs. He's put up some really good weeks here, but again, could be a little bit of a nutcase just based off of some of the stuff that I've seen. All right, number 84 for the New England Patriots, Will Echols, Jalen McLean, the first selections. I think this is a good opportunity to take a target on an interior offensive line. We're going to go back to Georgia for Ernest Green. He's been playing left tackle this year, but will do a good job playing on the interior of the offensive line at guard. 85 for the Packers. Emmanuel Oye Bodejo was the first-round selection. I'm looking right here, and personally, I want to go Anthony Boswell, interior offensive lineman out of Houston. He's been getting a lot of love. He's a very high-quality center. Could end up being a 2028 guy, but we'll have him here in this one. Panthers at 86, Caden Green, Trades Green, and Daniel Harris are the first three selections. You know, you could try to get more of a specific style running back in terms of long range. I don't think that's a big issue. Like you look at the options, I don't mind even like a linebacker for the value at this point. So we're going to actually go after a thumper here at Sammy Omosico. The Bengals, I'm pulling the trigger on Tony Rojas as well. The value is too good. Personally, they slipped a little too far, but it's very possible. Linebackers don't carry a ton of value cheese right here, especially with the probably departure of why am I forgetting his name at will linebacker drew tranquil contract being up. We're going to go Sammy Brown. So three linebackers go back to back to back 89 for the Lions. Corners just been kind of eviscerated at this point. I mean, I'm pulling out by my Daniel Harris card. So it's not, it's just not a good spot, but I don't mind the idea of trying to help out the interior, the offensive line with more talent, like ultimately Evan Tengestal, it's getting a ton of love from people. And we'll see if he ends up being graded higher as the season goes on or lower. Ooh, Anthony Donko's down the road and he does have tackle experience. We'll go after Anthony Donko guard slash tackle at a Penn state. There are 89. 90 for the Vegas Raiders, Jackson Harris, Amari Washington, Toby Osun Somi are the first selections. And I do think it's coaching more than anything on the offensive line that needs to improve more than just skill. So I'm going to hold off on taking more players from it. I think that you guys are pretty much sound offense. I would end up looking back on the defense linebacker. You guys have done a great job. We've already invested in both of the defensive line positions. Like you could end up just going after maybe a little bit more of a thumper This is a good team, though. It is a very good team. I don't I don't mind this team at all. We'll go after offensive line. Jakari's peak is here. We'll see where he can end up fitting on the offensive line. We're just going to go BPA Jags at 91. I think I want to go after a developmental edge rusher at this point. There's very good ones across the board. Is Keyshawn Johnson a true junior? OK, he's a true senior. He's a little bit on the smaller side, though. I'm a little bit hesitant to pull the trigger on him based off of his size profile. Like, damn, ooh, AJ Green's still available. He's a very unique one, 36-inch arms. Don't know why he's ranked all the way down here, because he's not ranked, that's why. We're going to pull the trigger on AJ Green, edge out of Louisville. Tyler Thompson deserves a lot of love as well. I don't think he's in here, but he's somebody that will probably be 2028 as well. Number 92, Pittsburgh Steelers, Wyatt Young, Jair Hill, DeJuan Lane, the first selections. Honestly, John Henry Daly would be a good choice for this team as you continue trying to depart from the old heads. We'll go after John Henry Daly here, edge out of Michigan. Like, it's kind of the, you know, the M.O. for the Steelers. Just pop a shot at the edge rusher position once in the mid-day two to day three range. 93 for the Broncos. Jamar Johnson, the first selection. We still have some good linebackers here as well. Is Daughtry a true junior? No, he's a redshirt senior. We're going to take a shot on TJ Daughtry, linebacker out of LSU. Did follow through with the trade with Diane Henley. He's a good player to add to your list. 94 for the Bears. Took Zabian Brown in round number two. Offensive line does need some help. And do we have any tackles we can kick into guard? We're having Okunola return. We'll go PJ Williams tackle out of SMU. Good mover as well. You have the tackle upside, but he's always been destined to be on the interior. 95 for the Niners. PJ Williams would have been a good selection for them. If you do want to take someone who's a little bit more of a long shot, but is worth taking a pot shot on, it's Desmiel Lee out of Youngstown State. Very freaky player and honestly, a really good understudy for the number one offensive line in the country. Number 96, Buffalo Bills, went Trevor Lauk in round number one. Um, what? I don't love how your round two pick ended up disappearing, but Rasheem Biles, linebacker out of Texas, is going to be the player I select here. He has been on fire this year. I don't care about the size. He's just been so consistent at making plays. At a certain point, you just got to acknowledge he's a good player. 97 for the Cardinals. I'm going to take a wide receiver here for him. There's really good ones across the board, but I'm going to take a shot on the personality concerns of Chris Marshall. He's 6'3". He's over 210 pounds. He's fast as all get out. He's just a damn good player. 98 for the Green Bay Packers. I think that running back would be on their mind at this point. And you have LJ Martin here, who's a unique mover at his size. You end up pulling the trigger on him. 99 for the Cincinnati Bengals. There is some type of talents that I want to get off the board here. Granted, you could end up pulling a trigger on Amari and Miller because I don't know how secure y'all are and Dante Myers being the future, but it might be a good idea to just toss in Amari and Miller because it's just value. You know what, we're going to do it. BPA, Amari and Miller, wide receiver out of Arizona State. 100 and ending off the mock draft, we have the Broncos, Jamari Johnson, TJ Daughtery, the first two selections. Do we have a tackle that is available? I don't like these options. I can't lie. Ooh, Howard Sampson, future like monster tackle. Kind of forgot about him in this 330 pounds, six foot eight. That's going to be the draft. Let me know what you guys think. Love you guys. Thank you guys so much for watching. See you later. Peace.