TWO ROUND 2027 NFL Mock Draft Post Jordan Davis & Jessie Bates Trades

Jordan Davis was just traded, so here is a two-round 2027 NFL mock draft. Let's get right into this. Big news because Jordan Davis is traded for a 2027 first and a 2029 second round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles. A monstrous, and I mean monstrous, deal. But honestly, for a team that's trying to make a really strong push, it looks like they're trying to capitalize on the momentum this year, a lot weaker NFL this year, and I don't blame them for it. The Colts were pretenders. The Jags have shown time and time again that they are actually contenders. So I think that that's a much better strategy, and we're not seeing what happened last year. So number one overall, start out with the Los Angeles Chargers. Blow my face to my board. It is based on all 22 only. If you want to see the full list, every single eval and winners and losers from every single week, go over and check it out on the Patreon five bucks a month. We have a great community over there. Well over a hundred people. Let's get into this number one overall quick, easy Jeremiah Smith, no trades in this. We're going to do a three rounder with trades next week. Or not next week, excuse me, later this week. And I know a lot of y'all are excited for another 2028 mock draft. I believe I should have enough time this week to do it. So we'll be getting you guys a 2028 way too early, number 2.0. But number two, we have the Titans. I mean. Do I need to describe Jeremiah Smith? The Chargers need a deep threat wide receiver. They need a true X receiver as well. And Jeremiah Smith is a great wide receiver all around. Number two, Tennessee Titans. This is where things get interesting. You can talk about a QB here, but, you know, from the Titans fans in the building, they love Cam Ward. We'll see if that's kind of like a smokescreen to try to get extra value out of him or not. Ultimately, if they're sitting here at number two and can't move out, they're going to take the best option available. I think their corner position is honestly the most lacking. They tried to invest in it. Hasn't really worked out. I like some of the pieces that they still have. They have Keldrick Fogg. Why am I tripping balls on the UCLA linebacker that's playing the other edge position? I just ended up coming off a 12-hour workday. Femi Oldejo. I like the future of the edge position more than the current state of the corner position, so I'm going to go after a player who I think is a little bit harder to find year over year, and that is an elite top-end corner in Leonard Moore. 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 $42.56 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. 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. Number three, we have the Miami Dolphins, where if they're sitting there at number three, it's going to be very hard to pass up on the QB route. However, it is at the same time, you know, you guys are competing really well. I don't think that the QB spot is going to be the one that you pull the trigger on, Especially on a quarterback that... He is still developing noticeably in Drew Mustamaker. I'm going to end up going after really smooth, solid, and showing to be a lot better than what we were initially worried about, the red flags. Dylan Stewart, edge out of South Carolina. He's smooth as hell. I mean, that's the thing. Well, you know, we're going to undo that pick. And I'm going to have a reasoning why. It's why I actually trade up with the Jets in my trades mock draft. If the Dolphins do take Dylan Stewart, you do open the Jets to a QB. And I don't want Drew Mustamaker to go to the Jets. So we're going to pull the trigger out. Drew Mustamaker, quarterback out of Oklahoma State. I don't think it's the best move for the Dolphins specifically. But if you keep Drew Mustamaker away from New York, I think that's a better choice for a quarterback that I will not be including in this. It is Austin Simmons, Arch Manning, Dante Moore. And then that's all that's really going to matter in this one. So, yeah, I'm going to have those guys all returning respectively. Number four for the Jets. The question is, do you go QB here? And I don't think you need to. You know, you have the Jets sitting here at six as well. And there are other selections at 13. Granted, with the Falcons lurking here, the Cardinals lurking here, it really is without trades a better spot at number six. The Eagles, I would not advise a number five selection on CJ Carr. So I'm going to hold off on that. Looking at other positions where they can end up getting good value here. You got Chris Cole. I find it hard to pull the trigger on Chris Cole at this point. Just based on the fact that, you know, the linebacker position, as much as it does have great value, you're talking about Arvell Reese who's 245 pounds like Chris Cole's in the 235 range. It's a lot lankier. So I'm not really as sold on Chris Cole being viewed as highly as maybe he should be. So I'm going to end up going after one of the more freaky edge rushers, it's between Dylan Stewart and Colin Simmons at this point. Given the fact that Will McDonald requested a trade and they're like, we're not letting you go. If Will McDonald can end up acquiring a third round pick, I don't think that it's out of the cards for them to basically replace Will McDonald with Dylan Stewart. It's definitely at least some sort of disjointed perception there. There's something that's going on inside that is not necessarily ideal for Dylan Stewart. So he goes there at number four. No, or excuse me, not for a Will McDonald. So they go Dylan Stewart there. Number four, number five, Philadelphia Eagles, a couple of routes. They could go. Jordan Davis is gone. So that's a big one. You got a first and a second for it. I think that's a ridiculous haul. I love JD. I think that he provides a floor on the defensive front that. Maybe is worth more than that. However, given the spot where y'all are at, I think it's a good use of like being able to maximize that value. And 2028 picks like you might say, oh, those are more valuable. I like the idea of going after a 2029 pick. I really do, because on top of that, yes, now you have two 2029 picks. You're like, oh, you distribute it evenly. But on top of that, you look at the Jaguars roster. They're going to still be really competitive next year. But if like Udinski ends up getting out of there. You see maybe a small step back, but there's still like a cascading effect that I think could be worse in 2029 than 2028 specifically. So I really do like the idea of how that could all end up panning out positively by going after that route. That being said, I'm going Colin Simmons edge rusher out of Texas. I simply put the edge core has not been great. Of course, they ended up getting some good pressure this past week versus New York. I'm not going to let that be the reason why I should ignore all the other games that have been played this year. Colin Simmons is going to be a quality edge rusher there for the Philadelphia Eagles for a long time. Number six, you've got the New York Jets, and we're going to select a QB a little bit earlier than I think they deserve, but this is a team that is a QB away. CJ Carr showed up big time versus Miami. He's young, has a really good build. I think he has an underrated arm. People think that's trash. It's not. I mean, this guy can absolutely zip and slip, and I love that about him. He's a very balanced QB. The Jets don't need an absolute maniac at the QB position. You need a damn good distributor, and that's what CJ Carr will bring to the Jets. Number seven, Washington Commanders. When you're given this type of board falling into your lap, The question you have to ask is Charlie Becker or Ashton Hampton? I love Ellis Robinson. Ashton Hampton's been playing out of his mind this year and has the more prototypical build. The problem is, I don't think you can continue spending your top-end capital not investing in your offensive side. Like, J.D., if he's going to end up working, you need to end up investing in him. And wide receiver core, there are pieces that are positive, but there are also mainstays like Terry McLaurin that, well, sadly, are no longer there in terms of the, at least the impact that you once thought they had, the patellar tendon tear. It's kind of over. So we're going to go Charlie Becker, wide receiver out of Indiana at number seven. Incredible talent. I do have Jackson Harris above him. I was pretty lucky on the timing, by the way. I ended up calling it before the Alabama game. So most people had him round two. Now pretty much everybody has him as round number one. And I know a couple of people like Nate Tice have him as top 15. Some people have him top 10. I'm very happy to see that. And some people I respect even messaged me on the side being like, is it crazy to have Jackson Harris have wide receiver two? So there are people outside of my loony ass that is... They're starting to believe that Jackson Harris could be a top five type of talent in the class. Number eight for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Weird spot for him, but I'm going to go Chris Cole, linebacker out of Georgia. First off, pass rush upside, through the roof. I mean, you're getting a superstar here who can play off the edge. On top of that, he's a great sandbacker. On top of that, he also is going to be a really good will. You can use him all across the defense. This is a true multi-positional player that will end up being a perfect complement to Trotter. You're getting two young studs in the linebacking core, and that is very needed in the modern NFL. Number nine, Arizona Cardinals, QB, tackle. Those are going to be the positions that you need to focus on, of course. Nothing's new here, but looking at the options, it does get less and less exciting. The higher in the draft you guys go, like getting a good value at pick 12 versus, you know, selecting QB at pick nine, you might think, oh, it's only three spots different, but there is a difference. And I don't think you can disagree with that. I will say Darian Mensah, after the first half, you might've been like, not a fan. But he showed resiliency. Most importantly, you look at a lot of these quarterbacks, they're not going to have a perfect game every single game. But can they get the stones to end up putting it all together and making a strong push to really give yourself a chance to win? And I don't know how many people thought Miami could have even had a shot to win that past game. And they went down to the wire. And it's because Darren Menza ended up getting his ---- together for the second half. Especially in the LaFleur system, that's going to work extremely well. Obviously, they've already shown favoritism towards the Miami program as well. So it all lines up. Falcons at number 10. Because I've sniped the majority of the quarterbacks, I don't feel the need to pull the trigger on one here. I don't think you're getting a good return on investment about going Trinidad Chambliss here. Or Lenore Sellers. Like, Sellers has been doing really, really well. Very happy to see that. But ultimately... You're at number 10 overall. Let's not **** around like there needs to be a focus on a more important thing, which is getting the right value. And that's at corner or at offensive line. And I think offensive tackle, you're getting the best one here. And the question is, which one do you want? Trevor Guzby will not be considered coming out in this mock draft. If Arch Manning is not, I just don't think Trevor Guzby will. Lance Hurd, I think based off of how he moves, he doesn't remind me of any Atlanta Falcons offensive lineman from what I remember. So I'm not really going to be considering him a schematic fit. And so, like, Okun Lola, he's definitely going back to school at this point. This dude, he's not been playing well recently, to say the least. But, like, it does shrink the top of the class to where I think just pulling the trigger on Jordan Seton's a must. Gotta add some weight to this dude, but this is somebody who could end up being a top two player in the class when all is said and done, and he gets back to being a little bit closer to what he was at Colorado. Number 11, the Houston Texans are sitting here. Good players all around. I do like the idea of investing in the offensive line. You do have a taller quarterback, so I don't mind the idea of Zarewae Williams here, who might be older, but he still has a ton of tread left on the tires, and he's a really good mover. He's an aggressive player, and he also has been trained a long time. And the thing is, some tackles don't last very long. And it's like, OK, you came into the league at 22, but you're out of the league at like 29 because of a bunch of injuries and stuff. So if Zarewae comes into the NFL at 25 and last till 35, do you think it's a bad pick? I don't think so. He's a really high quality mover, really good player overall. Like you just got to watch out. He's a little bit taller. He's on the lighter side, but just add a little bit more meat to the bones and you're getting yourself a high quality player. And number 12, the New Orleans Saints. We could see a big riser from the edge position here. Boubacar Traoré was phenomenal this past week. Yonze Pierre has been really solid. Sebastian Asscheeks has been very good. Cleve Lubin has been great. Like, we're in a good edge class. Oh, let's go. They got Sahir West in here. Oh, I love that. Sahir West has been a very, very impactful player for UCLA because this dude eats the double teams. So. The thing is, with that being said, it does make you feel a lot more inclined to focus on that as a later pick than at the top here, but it's not something that I would necessarily count out. What I will count out is seeing these corners slip. So corners, a high value position. We're getting some incredible talents here that are just sliding because some of the QB needy teams are in front of them. We're going Ashton Hampton corner out of I think it's extraordinarily important to get a true X eliminator. Kool-Aid has been solid. I really do like the depth, that corner that you guys do have, but we're not, we're not drafting depth here. We're drafting the top of the top talent and Ashton Hampton will be a great addition. 13 for the Jets. Ellis Robinson kind of feels too good to pass on here. It's a corner class that is a little bit worse than expected. Like Kelly Jones, he's a solid player, but you're also not considering him after this selection. Andrew Marshall just is coming off a pretty bad week. DJ McKinney's been banged up. He didn't get to have a really good opportunity this past week to show out. Looking elsewhere, I mean, just like it does get... Pretty, pretty slim pickings, I would say. So I'm going to go Ellis Robinson here. I think positions like linebacker, we've already seen the only one considerable taken off. Interior offensive line, I definitely think you could like look at a Greg Johnson here and be very, very happy. But I think the most important thing is to just get damn good players. So if you end up landing Ellis Robinson, CJ Carr, and Dylan Stewart, those are three incredibly young, very talented. players that you build in terms of a franchise 14 for the Baltimore Ravens Kelly Jones is intriguing one like getting a strong boundary corner is something this team very underratedly needs and again I'm just highlighted the fact that this class not very good at that cornerback position so if you want to talk about that right cornerback spot where where is that right cornerback spot on this. Interesting. But yeah, I mean, Chito's up for a contract. It's very clear that this team needs to be focusing on a cornerback position, whether that's free agency or not. Like maybe Tariq Woolen trade the Philadelphia Eagles, send them like a late third or early fourth round pick for them. But we're going to go after Kelly Jones in the meantime corner out of Mississippi State. A very rare mover at his size. He's been very consistent this year. And again, corner is very important. These teams do need boundary corners for the long haul. So we're going to end up drafting one with Kelly Jones there. 15 for the Las Vegas Raiders. Defensive interior, 100% of position of need. Wide receiver, 100% of position of need. I think you've got to invest in your number one pick, and so we're going to do it. We're going to say, screw all these dudes. We're going to go after our number three player in the entire draft, Jackson Harris, wide receiver out of LSU. Watch him for yourself before trying to make any conclusions. I mean, people are just catching up. Week after week, he continues accelerating up draft boards for a reason. This player is near, he's blue chip for me. Like he's a blue chip wide receiver one. And I think that he's absolutely incredible. Like everybody knows the ball's coming his way. He's still going to end up getting open and get it. Like he's just one of the more rare movers of the class. And I mean, hey, I'm excited to be higher on him than other people because, you know, as he continues to climb up boards, makes me feel a little bit more validated. Number 16, the Cleveland Browns. They have multiple picks back to back. That's fine with me. Obviously lost a pretty close one, but yeah. So they're finally below the Rams. That's a that's an interesting note, by the way. I think you guys have been digging this pick, by the way, going after a top end tight end here in Jamari Johnson. I mean, you need a true blocking tight end. This helps out the run game. This helps out in terms of building a quality receiving threat as well. I don't know why Jamari is being dropped down to the 40 range, but I obviously think that it's based on, you know, the tight end value. Jamari, his absence versus presence is palpable. Feel the difference in how the offense operates with him on the field versus off. He's young, he's talented, he's built perfectly, and he's a great pairing for Harold Fannin. And we don't need Harold Fannin to be a superhero every damn week. Sometimes you've got to let Jamari Johnson tote the rock a little bit. 17 for the Seattle Seahawks. I am intrigued to pull Xavier Gilliam here, but it's one of the weird positions where I don't necessarily love. The value, you know, wide receiver, you could always look at it like I don't I don't think it's off the board again. Like I just personally, the wide receiver core is noticeably weaker outside of JSN than maybe what we expect for the long haul. But like I was always trying to see based off of the value of the contracts of the defensive interior, of course, we're never going to look at I think Byron Murphy's an absolute superstar, but it's like it's a question. Do you want to get someone to compete with Jaron Reed? I don't think I'm going to do that. But it's just like you look at Xavier Gilliam here, you look at Will Echols, you're like, you want to be able to get him in the build. I will say it's not out of the realm of possibility to go a QB. The problem is the offensive coordinator needs to be moved as well. I'm not going to pull the trigger on a QB here, but I'd love to hear what y'all's thoughts would be on a Trinidad Chambliss. Lenore's kind of feels like a Jalen Milroe-esque in terms of being a primary runner with a strong arm. Lenore is a lot more precise, so that's not going to be the comp, but it's still worth noting. But yeah, based off of the players that I have available, Trinidad Chambliss would be the selection there. So let me know what you think. But of course, I did say I wanted to boost up some of these edge rushers here in this class. I'm going to go after Boubacar Traore, edge out of Notre Dame at 17. At 18, the Cleveland Browns sitting here, you know. It does suck to not pull the trigger on Trinidad Chambliss. Of course, our next selection isn't all the way until 50. You need to have a future at QB. We're going to go Lenore Sellers here, quarterback out of South Carolina. Trinidad coming off a really, really bad week versus Georgia. Sucks to see he's 25 years old. And yeah, I mean, Lenore is red hot, better build, better arm, worse processor. He's beating teams when Trinidad has been not been able to. And very, very sad. Very sad to see that, if I'm being completely honest. Number 19, the Carolina Panthers are sitting here. Yeah, I think I'm going to pull the trigger on Greg Johnson. First off, shout out to your organization to say, Derek Brown, you want to think you think you can poach him from us? Hell no. I think that's a great idea. Like just clutch your best talent because it's very hard to get that back. We're going to go Greg Johnson here. Interior offensive lineman out Minnesota has center and guard versatility. In my opinion, you can use an upgrade of both over Hunt, who's going to be probably a cap casualty. And then Fortner, in my opinion, has not been, you know, at least not worth not replacing, if that makes sense. Number 20, New England Patriots, a good talent across the board. Technically, I believe what Christian Barmore is up for a contract or is he is he up for expiring contract? Or not expiring, excuse me, an exit. Milton Williams is the one who's a cap cap. OK, so both these guys could be could be a cap casualty. Something definitely to look at, because it was Xavier Gillian, Will Eccles here. I mean, you could probably deal. One of them, maybe that's what we do in a trades mock draft. Like, I don't mind the idea of, you know, the Giants trading their first round pick for, you know, Christian Barmore or someone like that. Let me know what you guys think of that value, by the way. But, you know, Patriots wise, man, that does make me think that there's that there's a desire to go after defensive interior. Because both of the defensive interiors are massive cap casualties, or it could be massive cap casualties. That does feel interesting, but to be fair, with Jaden Baugh here, it's hard to say no. I mean, this is going to be Ramondre Stevenson, who's younger, more talented, and again, just he hasn't been playing at 100% health. Number 21, the Dallas Cowboys are here. I do like the idea of continuing to invest in the offensive line. The problem is, I'm not 100% sure. Guerby Lambert, this guy's been great this year. Right tackle out of Notre Dame. The right tackle spot is definitely a little bit more confusing in terms of how to solve it. Siani's back at left. Hurd's not a right tackle. Okun Lola's somebody who I have returning. Goosby is someone who I have is returning. Like. It's a pretty weak tackle class in terms of those who can play right and I don't think Melvin Sianni recently has been playing up to the level of pick number well he's been around pick 21 value it just it feels weird to select him here for the Cowboys with Lance Hurd available because it's just he's a different beast but Melvin Sianni is a little bit closer to I mean And Guyton, you actually could switch back to right tackle if you wanted to, but I think he's been doing a great job. We'll go Melvin Sianni there, tackle out of Texas. It's going to be a little bit early, but again, if we do see two top-end tackles or top-of-the-class tackles end up leaving, there's a strong chance that we could see some of these guys get pushed up a little bit. 22, New York Giants. Oh, I mean, let's just go Xavier Gilliam or Will Eccles at this point. Xavier Gilliam is a little bit more freaky. We'll go after that route. I think that makes plenty of sense in my book. Then we have the Bengals sitting here at 23. They're an intriguing position because, you know, I don't like the corner value here. Safety wise, though, we'll definitely not include Loper Johnson again. If y'all are new to the show, like Lopa and Johnson both haven't had, Lopa doesn't have the experience and had a hot start to the year. It's been pretty bad since. Johnson just hasn't played because Luke Talish also has been balling out. So maybe there's not as much of a need for him too. But KJ Bolden, he's the selection there. Just great value player who has a ton of experience. Day one impact. All right, Chiefs. Will Eccles is almost too good to pass on at this point. I think they pull the trigger on him and don't allow him to fall to the Eagles. I simply put. Like the defensive interior on the Chiefs is noticeably weaker than what the name brands bring. Like Omar Norman Law hasn't been healthy. That's the big one. But Chris Jones is just not himself. And based off, I believe he's a, yeah, he's a big cap casualty. So I don't think that there's going to be a lot holding Chris Jones there when he hasn't been his best. And he's that big of a cap hit. 25 Philadelphia first pick Colin Simmons. At pick number 25, this is an easy one for me. Lance Hurd out of Kentucky. He's going to instantly fit as a guard on this roster as you grow him to develop into the long-term right tackle that ends up replacing Jordan Mailata, or you can stick my right tackle. The choice is yours, but in my opinion, I like Lance Hurd on the interior of the offensive line, and that opens up a lot of breathing room for a future at the left tackle spot as well. So you got short-term, long-term value there. Really like that. Steelers at number 26. We do like to take advantage of receivers like Cam Coleman slipping. He's been a really solid receiver that just hasn't necessarily clicked because of the fact that he's been adding some extra weight. 204 is what he should be at. I think they ended up listing him at about like 211 in terms of NFS. So. Added weight there, and this is a good spot for him to go. I don't like the corner class, like I've said. The safety class, like I've said, also not something I'm really high on. So we're going to go Cam Coleman, wide receiver out of Texas there at 26. Lanky, really good all around. Just, again, added some weight. Kind of feels like the Marvin Harrison Jr. situation. 27, Detroit Lions. Sadly, linebacker has become a position where we need to start looking into it. Granted, none of these linebackers, especially Sammy Brown, have performed as first round quality players. Kingston is a good player nonetheless, but has the medical red flags. Don't think that's going to be a first round type of selection. I believe the Lions just traded for a safety as well off the top of my head. I don't think they have it in here because I had to end up doing the trade of four. I ended up pulling through the trade with Jacksonville, I think they just ended up trading for Andre Cisco off the top of my head. So it's definitely something that they're thinking about in terms of the long term. But looking at other positions, Laporta is possibly on the way out. Let's go and let's replace him. Luke Reynolds, tight end out of Virginia Tech. Really good receiving weapon. Really good in the short range. Not the best route run in the world, so that will be a change up from Laporta. But you're talking about a really good short range weapon. And I'd trade LaPorta personally, but. That just depends on whether you guys think you're truly going to be competing or if he's going to hold out through the whole time. 28, the Tennessee Titans. Their first pick was Leonard Moore. Their second pick here, I don't mind the idea of offensive line, but I did end up taking two of the best options out. Granted, Caden Green's been a stud this year. I don't know why people don't like to give this guy more love, but I've been putting him in my first rounds and I feel very comfortable with it. Left tackle out of Missouri. He's been phenomenal this year. 29, Denver Broncos. Tight ends on the mind. I don't think that's a bad choice. I mean, offensive line, you could try to develop a tackle, but we are getting to the point where, again, if we don't have Goosby or Okunlola, we're getting to a pretty dangerous spot to where Elijah Page isn't worth it, neither is Drew as a party, and I'd love them both. So I don't like that too much. Again, just weird spot. Weird spot, to say the least. Let's take a quick dive into their expiring contracts on the year. Um, honestly, nothing that's blowing my mind here. Good on y'all, by the way, for kind of just getting into, uh, getting into a good spot in terms of where your, your contracts are at, but linebacker again, I would have taken one probably a couple of picks ago if I thought one was actually that good. Um, Riley Moss up for a contract. I don't mind the idea of getting another corner in here, but again, just like. That feels a little weird safety. I personally don't mind it either, but the value is not good. So it does kind of just bring me back to trade as green. Like it's a weird tight end class where it's very, very top heavy. So we'll go after trade as but in reality, I'd just be trying to trade up or down. Number 30, we've got the Minnesota Vikings. You know, Jaden Baugh, not available. Breaks my heart. But I've always felt very comfortable with the interior of the offensive line being addressed. Center and guard are required on this team. I like Cade Pieper a lot. I know some other people, including my boy Luigi, not the biggest fan on earth. But I think Pieper's a stud, especially when you have guard and center open. I like having a player that fits it a little better than moving a tackle into guard with maybe the need for center. Just feels like a little bit lower risk. All right, Buffalo Bills sitting here at 31. I'm pulling the trigger on Trevor Lauch. Tackle out of Iowa, kicking him into guard, but again, has the ability to play that tackle spot if need be. 32, we have the Niners. And once again, the tackle spot would have been great to fill. I don't like the value at this point, even with like Trevor Lauch out of the picture, just kind of feels a little, a little funky, if you will. So I'm not going to end up pulling the trigger on an offensive tackle here. Edge absolutely needs to be on the forefront of the mind. And, you know, Devin Tompkins plays with some crazy physicality, but if we're going to try to match. What we're trying to build with the Raheem Morris defense. I think Yancey Pierre is incredible value there at 32. A quality edge rusher out of Alabama. Number 33, we have the Los Angeles Chargers. Interior offensive lines required because this team just needs offensive line help. I'm going Austin Sierveld, the experienced guard out of Ohio State. Good movement skills, quality player, just kind of having a pretty mediocre year since they're putting him at tackle due to injuries. Number 34, we have the Miami Dolphins, who went Drew MestaMaker in round number one. I wanted to go an edge rusher for them, and honestly, it's such a good class that I feel very comfortable with the options here. I'm going after an experienced Cleve Lupin out of Louisville, extremely productive, great frame, and overall just a great player. Number 35, we have the Tennessee Titans, who have gone after tackle Caden Green and corner Leonard Moore. Um, edge rusher would not be a bad pick here. Mateo Uyagale is a great option, but we don't necessarily need to pull the trigger on it just yet. Um, looking at some other options that are still here, I don't mind a wide receiver because we, we don't necessarily have a monstrously big X. Like you do have, uh, apparently some Texans have a monstrously big X. But, you know, Carnell Tate, you don't want him to be the like big physical guy, even though contested catches are great. Like, that's not the role you want him to play 24-7, 365. Like, I do want someone who's physically imposing. And again, not to shade Carnell at all, because I really did like him and, you know, maybe didn't love the selection for the Titans, but I still understood it. Reed Harris, KJ Duff would be the two choices here. If I'm going to go just purely for someone who could be. A very big mismatch size-wise. I'm going to go KJ Duff, wide receiver out of Rutgers. Get somebody that not many other people get to have. Does that mean it works? That's what we'll have to see. 36, the Eagles. They've gone after Colin Simmons and Lance Hurd. I do regret not going after Luke Reynolds at their selection here. But, you know, based on how the board has fallen, where, you know, if you want to address the guard spot, You've got to go Anthony Knapp. You're pretty much put into that spot. Or if you want to go interior offensive line, you've got to go Jakarius Peek. I think the drop-off in value makes me feel so much more comfortable about solving the biggest position of need, which is going to be that tackle spot. And again, that edge spot too. Two incredible positions in terms of value, both solved and you have a short-term fix at your guard hole. So, tight end. Not something that we're really going to have to worry about. Like, I just don't think the value is very good here. You know, again, we fixed the interior of the offensive line. I think that's where there's a lot of value in this class. Defensive interior. I'm not going to pull the trigger on one at this point. I don't think that there's good enough value there. Like corner, a boundary corner to not a bad choice here. Of course, you could talk about the QB. Trinidad is here again. This is a spot where you pull the trigger on one because Jalen Hurts, you don't know in terms of what he will look like in terms of the return to service, and Trinidad Chambliss could come in right away. Of course, you do have some tall offensive linemen. It might be a problem for a shorter quarterback, so let's avoid Trinidad Chambliss. I put myself in a corner. It's very intriguing. With the way Darius Cooper ended up playing this past week, I am less confident in him being a reliable long-term option to where I do kind of, I get excited about a 6'5", 220 speedster in Reed Harris. Like. I hate to say it, Wicks, Wicks is not a speed separator. Devontae, he's the slim reaper, but he's not 6'5", 220. Mekhi Lemon, he's also a route running separator who is smaller. So it's like, we do kind of need to get someone who is supposed to be what the Johnny Wilson was supposed to be on this squad. And I just don't really see it on our current team. Darius Cooper is just... Some bad drops here and there just make me lose confidence. We're going to go Reed Harris, wide receiver out of Arizona State at 36. Total rehaul of the offense. People who say you don't need a wide receiver, I don't get it. You do you, though. 37, New York Jets. Anthony Knapp probably going to be the instant selection here. The interior of the offensive line needs some help. And, you know, after addressing great value with Dylan Stewart, CJ Carr, Ellis Robinson, let's just go after someone who's really high floor. Anthony Knapp out of Notre Dame. 38 for the Indianapolis Colts. I'm pulling the trigger instantly on Trinidad Chambliss. I was young. He's a younger option, but, you know, five-year contract on a quarterback that definitely has flashed the ability to be one of the best in the country. You bring him in and, you know, the value's there. If you're looking at a Jaden Maiava, who's a little bit more in terms of like his overall athleticism limited, maybe not. But I think that with Trinidad Chambliss' speed, it could end up being something that you can calculate something that's worth it. Sorry to my Falcons fans. That would have been a great steal. I know. But the commanders are sitting here at number 39. I don't mind the interior of the offensive line being addressed here. Of course, we've kind of eviscerated the options just based off of the positional need. A boundary corner is possible here. Andrew Marshall has some tape that is top 32. I think this is a good spot to take him. He's aggressive, just coming off a bad week. 88 yards, two touchdowns allowed. Granted, it was on sub 50% completion percent, still got a pass breakup, but ultimately you can't be the reason that, you know, Colin Dixon puts up a couple of tutties on you. 40, Arizona Cardinals. Darian Benson, the first round selection. Feel very comfortable with that now that it's gone through. Edge, definitely a position I would love to address. Mateo Uyagulis here, right tackle, of course. We have one of my favorite players in the draft, Drew, as a party, who continues to climb up the boards, too. I think he was in the 200s last week. Our next pick, is anybody going to take a tackle? Answer is, how about no? Is anybody going to take an edge? Yes, we could see even two edges go in the next spot. So I'm going to prioritize there. Even wide receiver could go in that range as well. But I'm looking at the options and Mateo Uyagole is going to be the choice here. Very consistent edge. I don't want to go super sexy. I want to go after something that's proven and consistent. Mateo has been great overall. 41 for the Falcons. First pick was Jordan Seton tackle out of LSU with Austin Simmons, Arch Manning, Dante Moore, et cetera, returning. The next best is going to be Brendan Sorsby and Jaden Mayava. Both of them, I don't think are going to be an option I would consider at 41. So looking elsewhere for good value, I'd prefer to go after a wide receiver. I think that's just your best bang for your buck. And there's some very good receivers in this class. And I mean, very good. In fact, I think we're going to toss in Wyatt Young into this equation. This is a good spot for him to go wide receiver out of Oklahoma State. He's been Drew Mastomaker's number one. He's been very dominant on a down by down basis. And he basically is a perfect Jahan Dotson replacement. So I'm very excited to see how he'd end up panning out on the Falcons. 42 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I mean, we've already got Chris Cole. I think the value is absolutely here to target another edge rusher because Chris Cole shouldn't be a full-time edge. That would be kind of a waste of his talent, especially since he's such a good linebacker as well. So we're going to go elsewhere. Sahir West is kind of calling my name. Um. I've always wanted to pull the trigger on him early. I'm glad to see that with the prospect updates, Trevor has him this high. He has almost an identical build. I think he has longer arms as well than Ruben Bain, but Sebastian Cheeks, man. This guy's been, this guy's been electric this year. Very aggressive player as well. A good core strength. I do think, I didn't realize he was that light. I didn't know he was 243 pounds. Marquis Lightfoot as well as a true junior. He's not coming out. Like that's, it's just so unrealistic to have that expectation. Granted defensive interior. I've always been a big fan of taking Amari Washington for this team. Have him grow under Vita Vea for a year. He's a round three tape with top ten ceiling. And that's something when you have a player like Vita Bay on your team, you end up pulling the trigger on. New Orleans Saints, Ashton Hampton, the first selection. Some people are very disappointed with the defensive interior play. I'm perfectly on board with you for that, but I just don't think the talent really screams at the values there. I just don't think that's very good. So I'm going to target that edge position. And Devin Tompkins is a day one ready impact. Like it's hard to say no to him. He's a little bit of a bigger edge, but surprisingly that has kind of worked. And he is one of those bigger edges that can stand at a two point stance. So I like him for a Brandon Staley defense. Let's continue on, though, to number 44, Darian Menza, Mateo Uyagole, the first selections. I've already telegraphed this. I'm going to be going with it. My top right tackle available. Drew as a party out of Washington, statistically 99.1% efficiency, allowing pressure on less than 1% of his blocks. He's been absolutely phenomenal this year. 45 Baltimore Ravens. Kelly Jones was the first round selection. Good choice because, again, I've kind of eviscerated the corner core at this point. I do like the idea of trying to target offensive line value. And again, with Goosby and Okunola considered returning, it does make it noticeably harder. Damn, it does. Because like even the tackle guards that I would look at, I don't think that they're worth top 50 picks. Granted, Carter Smith could be, but it. Stylistically, it's very different from what you just drafted, what you just brought in with Beef Jerg. I just don't really think a Carter Smith would fit stylistically. So where do we go? Defensive interior. But again, I just said, don't really like the value here. Like very weird spot. I do think maybe Kawun Lacy based off of him being a longer term Justice Hill. That makes sense. So we'll pull the trigger there. 46 Las Vegas Raiders. First pick Jackson Harris. Second selection. We are going to go to the defensive line. We're getting to the point where I think the alternatives are not as good as just getting a floor option here with, like, Ahmad Moten. He ended up having a really solid game this past week, and so he's going to be just a veteran, consistent player on their front. Dallas Cowboys at 47. First pick was Melvin Ciani. Not the most exciting pick in the world. I really like Melvin, but, again, just like... You know when a pick doesn't really truly move you. I think Ryan Wingo is starting to get a little bit more heat underneath his feet, so to speak. Really unique player here. 6'2", 215, smooth after the catch. I find it very hard for him not to be considered a top 64 player just based off of those rare traits that he possesses. 48, Seattle Seahawks. Another team that I think would be great for a receiver. Nick Marsh is going to be the choice there to replace Cooper Cup. A dynamic receiver, but not necessarily someone who could threaten in terms of the speed. That's why you replace a player that you never really expected to have it. 49 for the Los Angeles Rams. Ryan Coleman-Williams could be the consideration here. Just kind of name brand, good player. I don't know if he comes out, probably doesn't, but I do think that he would be an invaluable asset there to the Rams in terms of their deep threat game and the short range. 50 for the Cleveland Browns. That right tackle spot could use an upgrade. It does suck because like Elijah Page would be kind of the selection I'd go with. Granted, you did take Spencer Fano, who's a native right tackle. Let's do the curveball. We're going to move Svano to right tackle. We're going to have Elijah Page be the long-term left. An elite pass blocker. He's been up in the 99 percentile range as well. So we're giving him the credit there. 51, Carolina Panthers, Greg Johnson, round number one. You guys do run a lot of three safety sets. I like the idea of a Jalen McClain, DeJuan Lane, Jelani McDonald, Ty Benefield joining the squad. CJ Hurd as well. Like, we have some good safeties for this mid-round territory, or mid-range territory, if you will. I actually, I think this is a good spot to take one. Jalen McClain's getting the most love, again, for a three safety set. He has the most flexibility as well. We'll go after Jalen McClain out of Ohio State. Number 52, New England Patriots first pick was Jaden Baugh. This is, again, the range where I start looking at the linebackers, and Kingston Viliamuasa has been getting the most amount of love this year. We'll see if the health ends up staying at where it should be. 53, Green Bay Packers. I like the value of the offensive line at this point. I want to get somebody who's going to be a quality, consistent offensive lineman, and Carter Smith has been that for Indiana. A great left tackle who just projects better to the interior in the NFL. 54, New York Giants. Xavier Gilliam was the first round selection. I have my opinion that wide receiver is a bigger need than maybe some people give it credit for. People can disagree, but I do really like the idea of Brian West go on the squad to basically be like a Darius Slayton type. So we'll end up going after him there at 54, 55 Kansas City Chiefs. First pick was Will Echols selections are pretty wide open at this point. Granted, a lot of receivers have been taken. They're going to pull the trigger on the freak and Nick Harbor wide receiver out of South Carolina, six, six, two 43, four, two speed, pull the trigger. Fire and forget 56 Cincinnati Bengals first pick was KJ Bolden second selection here. I do like the idea of part of targeting a corner at this point. And even though he's not stylistically what you look for, he's from the same school as I think two, if not three of your corners from this upcoming contract class, so to speak, Jair Hill quality corner out of Michigan tend to replacing Ivy or Turner or Hill. 57 Steelers, Cam Coleman, the first selection. And again, Jared Hill would have been a great selection for the Steelers. Instead, we're going to pull the trigger on DJ McKinney, cornerback out of Notre Dame. Again, very experienced player. Wish he was a little bit more healthy, but overall, the skill set is great. Number 58, the Lions. I project them to probably trade for a veteran corner rather than try to pull that type of value game. We're going to Tony Rojas, linebacker out of Penn State. Great athlete, linebackers revered here in Detroit. Let's just get the best player available. 59, the Atlanta Falcons. Oh, I forgot. I forgot Jesse Bates was traded for. I was like, the **** do y'all have a pick there? Jesse Bates traded for, breaks my heart. I mean, again, I think that. You guys got good value from him, but I just don't think if I would pull the value, pull the trigger on that type of selection. Like, just because it's going to be a late two. So, that's what sucks about it. I do think that does put you into the safety market, especially when the value is this good. I want a playmaker, and that playmaker is Ty Benefield, defensive back out of LSU. He's a great safety. I don't mind it at all. It's just, yeah, it's kind of a bummer to end up having to replace a Supreme veteran with a rookie. 60, Chicago Bears. I've always been on board with going after edge for him. Corner still is something you could consider, but we've kind of eviscerated that value at this point. You do got to be 6'5", 260 plus. And I don't know, is this where we can throw a curveball? Is Sahir West still on the shorter side though? Will Helms still is the player that, you know, stands out to me. I know it doesn't, like people don't love Will Helms out there. I don't know why y'all are that against him. I think he's a good player, but regardless, I'll hold my tongue. Uh, just, I think you guys have done a good job elevating your edge core a bit. Like it is kind of spot where I'm like, eh, I don't think the value really matches for any of these guys. Like Bo Masco is a good player. Um, you know, same thing with Elliot Washington, Chris Peel, like Elijah Green, if you were playing, uh, Kay and Lee, like there's good players here. Just, we're talking about round two. And so I'm curious, like tight end doesn't even have value. Like, is this just where we pull the trigger on one of these interior offensive linemen Like Anthony Donko with the tackle upside that he has, maybe that is going to be something that they really do value. So we'll go after Anthony Donko, offensive lineman out of Penn State. He's been getting a lot of love from some people that around the draft community, even as high as a first round pick 61 for the Broncos. Very curious to see you who we can end up possibly dropping in. Howard Sampson's a monster, kind of like a day one ready player, which is not necessarily ideal for what the system's going to try to get out of him. So we're going to go after Gorby Lambert to tackle out of Notre Dame. He could end up being a first round pick in 2028, but this is a player who's going to be a long term developmental option that he's been performing very well this year. Worth the risk. 62 Minnesota Vikings first pick Cade Pieper out of Iowa. Second selection, I do like the idea of going after a linebacker at this point. You need to have blitzing capabilities. Sammy Brown has been up and down in terms of the missed tackle percentage, but this past week, he was at 0% missed tackles. Definitely with Golday probably moonlighting more edge. I'm going to focus on Brown. 63, Buffalo Bills, Trevor Lauch, the first selection here in round number two. Deuce Alexander is hard to pass on. Granted, he's just had some bad drops that make me feel very uncomfortable with where I'd want to select him. You do have some very good wide receivers out here that could absolutely garner some attention. Like Lauch does have the ability to be a long-term tackle as well. Looking at the linebacker position because it's going to be valuable. Thank you both. I'm surprised people are this low on Sammy Omosigo. And honestly, I do want someone who can end up blitzing but also laying the wood. We're going to go after Omosigo there for the Bills. Last but not least, we have the Niners at 64. Do we have a developmental tackle that we can end up selecting here? I think this is a team that doesn't need the biggest developmental player. We're going to go Howard Sampson, left tackle out of Texas Tech, 6'8", 330, and just an absolute savage, like definitely somebody that I've seen as high as tackle two for some individuals, just a very rare build of tackle, and he's been very efficient this year. That's the video. Thank you guys so much for watching. Showing the love that you always do. Love you. See you later. Peace.