Seven-Round 2027 NFL Mock Draft: The WR Wave That Could Reshape Your Dynasty Roster

Wanna Get A VERY Early Edge on the Rest of Your League?

How much do you know about Jeremiah Smith?

If it’s not much, then you should get to know him. And if you’re already familiar with the stud Ohio State receiver, then you’re probably already excited about his NFL future.

What if I told you that it’s not too early to start getting in position to draft him in dynasty?

That’s really the point of this mock draft. I’m not chasing the perfect 2027 ordering of players (yet). I’m trying to help you learn where the strengths of that class will be, so you can get ahead of your league mates and score a star WR (or some other elite performer).

Why You Should Listen to Me

Next year will mark the 23rd NFL Draft I have scouted and covered. I've been producing seven-round mock drafts and rankings since 2004. 

Anyone can sling out a new mock draft. I bring top-10 accuracy in Big Board projection. That’s  (better than… 

• Mel Kiper
• Daniel Jeremiah
• Lance Zierlein
• (and many others)

I've even won the contest twice. Only six other people have done that.

If you want to cut through the noise and actually find out where players will go in the NFL Draft, this is the place.

The goal this far out isn't pure accuracy, though. I want to help you get you familiar with players, traits, and potential draft capital. Why? Because that can help you get ahead of your league mates in either buying or selling rookie picks.

Our devy rankings further outline the upside of this class against 2026 and 2028

The draft order used reflects the Super Bowl betting odds at the time of publishing. Only three year players (2024 recruiting class) are included at this time.

Round 1

1) New Orleans Saints: DJ Lagway, QB, Florida

Lagway started the majority of games for Florida, developing how to read a defense and use his mobility to extend plays. He presents enormous fantasy upside with his rushing ability if he does become a top pick.

2) New York Jets: Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State

Smith quickly became the best WR in college football as a true freshman. He displays Julio Jones-level athleticism and already runs a full route tree. Instant fantasy WR1.

3) New York Giants: Antoine Knapp, OT, Notre Dame

Knapp's kick slide and punch make him the next great Irish OT. 

4) Tennessee Titans: Ryan Williams, WR, Alabama

Williams gives CeeDee Lamb vibes as a slot WR who can't be covered. Like Jeremiah Smith, he should instantly become a fantasy WR1 upon entering the NFL.

5) Cleveland Browns: Colin Simmons, Edge, Texas

Simmons flashed a monster first step making him absolutely unstoppable as a true freshman.

6) Las Vegas Raiders: Dylan Stewart, Edge, South Carolina

Stewart excelled in the wide-9 formation with a great spin and swim move. He should continue developing into a top-10 pick.

7) Carolina Panthers: Jordan Ross, Edge, Tennessee

Ross didn't get much playing time in his first year, but his athletic upside could make him a one-year wonder that can become a top pick.

8) Indianapolis Colts: Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame

Moore will move into Notre Dame's top CB spot and his press ability as a young player makes him unique.

9) Jacksonville Jaguars: Jordan Seaton, OT, Colorado

Seaton had an inconsistent first season, but his strength and bend should allow him to develop into a consistent blindside blocker.

10) New England Patriots: Bryant Wesco, WR, Clemson

Wesco emerged among a crowded Clemson WR room. His length and explosiveness off the snap deliver a dangerous slot WR who should make an instant NFL impact.

11) Atlanta Falcons: Josiah Thompson, OT, South Carolina

Thompson should lock in at LT for the next two years, blocking for freelancing QB LaNorris Sellers. His length and power make him an intriguing pro prospect.

12) Seattle Seahawks: Dylan Raiola, QB, Nebraska

Raiola was the top QB of the recruiting class and flashed his arm strength as a true freshman. If he can make Nebraska a contender, he could push even higher than this.

13) Miami Dolphins: Julian Sayin, QB, Ohio State

Sayin looks to be a two-year starter for the Buckeyes, growing with WR Jeremiah Smith. He should emerge as a top QB candidate.

14) Dallas Cowboys: Aidan Banfield, iOL, North Carolina

Banfield had a solid freshman season as a reserve and will be Bill Belichick's pulling OG this season.

15) Arizona Cardinals: OJ Frederique, CB, Miami

Frederique was only a three-star recruit. But he proved elite in man coverage, often shutting down opposing WRs.

16) Pittsburgh Steelers: Koi Perich, S, Minnesota

Perich excelled in coverage and against the run with elite explosion. He presents a high ceiling as a playmaking safety.

17) Chicago Bears: Jayden Jackson, DL, Oklahoma

Jackson played his way into the starting lineup with excellent penetration to put pressure on QBs.

18) Denver Broncos: Cam Coleman, WR, Auburn

Coleman's athleticism and speed give him major upside in Auburn's revamped offense. He should emerge as their top WR this year.

19) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Sammy Brown, LB, Clemson

Brown lived up to his five-star recruit status as a coverage ILB who can also run down RBs.

20) Houston Texans: KJ Bolden, S, Georgia

Bolden got significant playing time on a loaded Georgia defense. He should replace Malaki Starks this season.

21) Minnesota Vikings: Decker DeGraaf, TE, Washington

DeGraaf played well as an inline TE, reminiscent of T.J. Hockenson. His soft hands should make him a future NFL red-zone threat. 

22) Los Angeles Chargers: Maraad Watson, DT, Syracuse

Watson started as a true freshman as an elite run-stopping DT. He could develop into a consistent two-gap player.

23) San Francisco 49ers: Ashton Hampton, CB, Clemson

Hampton will be the Tigers' top CB this season. His speed and change-of-direction ability make him difficult to shake.

24) Green Bay Packers: Nate Frazier, RB, Georgia

Frazier emerged over RB Trevor Etienne as a consistent between-the-tackles runner who started to flash some receiving ability.

25) Washington Commanders: Elijah Rushing, Edge, Oregon

Rushing didn't get much work as a freshman, but he should be in a rotation this season on a monster Oregon defense.

26) Cincinnati Bengals: Eli Bowen, CB, Oklahoma

Bowen worked his way into consistent playing time as a freshman and he flashed high-end coverage ability against SEC WRs. 

27) Los Angeles Rams: Nick Marsh, WR, Michigan State

Marsh led the Spartans in receiving, excelling with his contested catching. Route-running development should make him an upside NFL prospect.

28) Detroit Lions: Noah Carter, Edge, Alabama

Carter was buried on the 2024 depth chart, but he's projected to be a rotational pass rusher in his second season. 

29) Kansas City Chiefs: Jay Crawford, CB, Auburn

Crawford flashed versatility as a nickel and outside CB. His playmaking should allow him to be an NFL prospect.

30) Buffalo Bills: Francis Brewu, DL, Pittsburgh

Brewu showed interior pass rush ability. He should be a passing-down specialist in his second year.

31) Baltimore Ravens: Isaac Brown, RB, Louisville

Brown did damage on the ground, as a receiver, and even on kick returns. His agility makes him difficult to bring down.

32) Philadelphia Eagles: Boo Carter, CB, Tennessee

Carter showed he can cover SEC slot WRs, developing into one of the best nickels in the conference as a true freshman.

 

Round 2

33) New Orleans Saints: Ryan Wingo, WR, Texas

34) New York Jets: Justin Scott, DL, Miami

35) New York Giants: TJ Moore, WR, Clemson

36) Tennessee Titans: Danny Okoye, Edge, Oklahoma

37) Cleveland Browns: Joshua Trader, WR, Miami

38) Las Vegas Raiders: Demond Williams Jr., QB, Washington

39) Carolina Panthers: Caleb Odom, TE, Alabama

40) Indianapolis Colts: Air Noland, QB, South Carolina

41) Jacksonville Jaguars: Dominick McKinley, DL, LSU

42) New England Patriots: Luke Reynolds, TE, Penn State

43) Atlanta Falcons: Jadan Baugh, RB, Florida

44) Seattle Seahawks: Marquise Lightfoot, Edge, Miami

45) Miami Dolphins: Trey'Dez Green, TE, LSU

46) Dallas Cowboys: Quinton Martin, RB, Penn State

47) Arizona Cardinals: Mike Matthews, WR, Tennessee

48) Pittsburgh Steelers: Justin Williams, LB, Georgia

49) Chicago Bears: Chris Cole, LB, Georgia

50) Denver Broncos: Andrew Sprague, OT, Michigan

51) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Cash Cleveland, IOL, Texas Tech

52) Houston Texans: Daniel Calhoun, OT, Georgia

53) Minnesota Vikings: Booker Pickett Jr., Edge, Miami

54) Los Angeles Chargers: Ellis Robinson V, CB, Georgia

55) San Francisco 49ers: Tyler Mercer, IOL, Kansas

56) Green Bay Packers: Aaron Scott Jr., CB, Ohio State

57) Washington Commanders: Kaleb Harris, S, Auburn

58) Cincinnati Bengals: Guerby Lambert, OT, Notre Dame

59) Los Angeles Rams: Ethan Grunkmeyer, QB, Penn State

60) Detroit Lions: Xavier Filsaime, S, Texas

61) Kansas City Chiefs: Amaris Williams, Edge, Auburn

62) Buffalo Bills: Cooper Cousins, IOL, Penn State

63) Baltimore Ravens: Simeon Coleman, LB, Cincinnati

64) Philadelphia Eagles: David Stone, DL, Oklahoma

 

Round 3

65) New York Giants: Jaylen Mbakwe, CB, Alabama

66) New York Jets: Casey Poe, IOL, Alabama

67) New York Giants: Zach Clayton, OT, Middle Tennessee

68) Tennessee Titans: Caden Durham, RB, LSU

69) Cleveland Browns: Luke Kromenhoek, QB, Mississippi State

70) Las Vegas Raiders: Kevin Heywood, OT, Wisconsin

71) Carolina Panthers: Aaron Chiles, LB, Florida

72) Indianapolis Colts: Wendell Gregory, Edge, South Carolina

73) Jacksonville Jaguars: Kobe Black, CB, Texas

74) New England Patriots: Jerod Smith II, Edge, Kentucky

75) Atlanta Falcons: Zavier Mincey, CB, Alabama

76) Seattle Seahawks: Micah Hudson, WR, Texas Tech

77) Miami Dolphins: Lugard Edokpayi, Edge, Michigan

78) Dallas Cowboys: Emmett Mosley V, WR, Stanford

79) Arizona Cardinals: Armondo Blount, DL, Miami

80) Pittsburgh Steelers: Christian Bentancur, TE, Clemson

81) Chicago Bears: Ify Obidegwu, CB, Oregon

82) Denver Broncos: Garrett Stover, LB, Ohio State

83) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Will Hammond, QB, Texas Tech

84) Houston Texans: Kam Davis, RB, Florida State

85) Minnesota Vikings: Ian Moore, IOL, Ohio State

86) Los Angeles Chargers: Jaden Reddell, TE, Georgia

87) San Francisco 49ers: Terry Bussey, WR, Texas A&M

88) Green Bay Packers: Jamonta Walker, Edge, Auburn

89) Washington Commanders: Williams Nwaneri, DL, Nebraska

90) Cincinnati Bengals: Eddrick Houston, DL, Ohio State

91) Los Angeles Rams: Aaron Flowers, S, Oregon

92) Detroit Lions: Michael Hawkins Jr., QB, Oklahoma

93) Kansas City Chiefs: Weston Davis, OT, LSU

94) Buffalo Bills: Perry Thompson, WR, Auburn

95) Baltimore Ravens: Ricardo Jones, S, Clemson

96) Philadelphia Eagles: Adarius Hayes, LB, Miami

 

Round 4

97) New Orleans Saints: Ahmad Hardy, RB, Missouri

98) New York Jets: Peyton Woodyard, S, Oregon

99) New York Giants: Taylor Tatum, RB, Oklahoma

100) Tennessee Titans: Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, LB, Notre Dame

101) Cleveland Browns: Grant Brix, OT, Nebraska

102) Las Vegas Raiders: Mylachi Williams, Edge, Penn State

103) Carolina Panthers: Corian Gipson, CB, Clemson

104) Indianapolis Colts: Jonathan Daniels, IOL, Florida State

105) Jacksonville Jaguars: Isendre Ahfua, IOL, Texas A&M

106) New England Patriots: Fletcher Westphal, OT, Florida

107) Atlanta Falcons: Carter Nelson, TE, Nebraska

108) Seattle Seahawks: Loghan Thomas, Edge, Notre Dame

109) Miami Dolphins: Dashawn Spears, S, LSU

110) Dallas Cowboys: Dakoda Fields, CB, Oregon

111) Arizona Cardinals: Michael Uni, OT, Georgia

112) Pittsburgh Steelers: Gerrett Sexton, OT, Penn State

113) Chicago Bears: Blake Frazier, OT, Michigan

114) Denver Broncos: Malcolm Simmons, WR, Auburn

115) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama

116) Houston Texans: Myles Graham, LB, Florida

117) Minnesota Vikings: Elijah Brown, QB, Stanford

118) Los Angeles Chargers: Cam Williams, WR, Notre Dame

119) San Francisco 49ers: Elija Lofton, TE, Miami

120) Green Bay Packers: Demello Jones, S, Georgia

121) Washington Commanders: Jordan Lyle, RB, Miami

122) Cincinnati Bengals: Brady Prieskorn, TE, Michigan

123): Los Angeles Rams: DeAndre Carter, IOL, Auburn

124) Detroit Lions: Jeremiah McClellan, WR, Oregon

125): Kansas City Chiefs: Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, DL, Georgia

126) Buffalo Bills: DJ Warner, Edge, Kansas

127) Baltimore Ravens: CJ Jackson, Edge, LSU

128) Philadelphia Eagles: Solomon Williams, Edge, Texas A&M

 

Round 5

129) New Orleans Saints: Gavin Hoffman, TE, Iowa

130) New York Jets: Jake Merklinger, QB, Tennessee

131) New York Giants: LJ McCray, DL, Florida

132) Tennessee Titans: Charles Lester III, CB, Florida State

133) Cleveland Browns: Reggie Powers III, S, Oklahoma

134) Las Vegas Raiders: Zaquan Patterson, S, Oklahoma State

135) Carolina Panthers: Jason Zandamela, IOL, Florida

136) Indianapolis Colts: Jaydan Hardy, S, Oklahoma

137) Jacksonville Jaguars: James Peoples, RB, Ohio State

138) New England Patriots: Cole Sullivan, LB, Michigan

139) Atlanta Falcons: Walker White, QB, Baylor

140) Seattle Seahawks: Will Nolan, OT, Iowa

141) Miami Dolphins: Nyier Daniels, OT, Georgia

142) Pittsburgh Steelers (from Dallas): Jordan Marshall, RB, Michigan

143) Arizona Cardinals: Elijah Newby, LB, USC

144) Pittsburgh Steelers: Nitro Tuggle, WR, Georgia

145) Chicago Bears: Ryan Puglisi, QB, Georgia

146) Denver Broncos: Daniel Hill, RB, Alabama

147) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kedren Young, RB, Notre Dame

148) Cleveland Browns (from Texans): Gatlin Bair, WR, Oregon

149) Minnesota Vikings: Tylen Singleton, LB, LSU

150) Los Angeles Chargers: Andrew Dennis, IOL, Michigan State

151) San Francisco 49ers: Demarcus Riddick, LB, Auburn

152) Green Bay Packers: Kevin Riley, RB, Alabama

153) Washington Commanders: Coen Echols, IOL, LSU

154) Cincinnati Bengals: Zina Umeozulu, Edge, Texas

155) Los Angeles Rams: Kaleb Beasley, CB, Tennessee

156) Detroit Lions: Ondre Evans, CB, Georgia

157) Kansas City Chiefs: Amir Jackson, TE, Florida

158) Buffalo Bills: Braylen Russell, RB, Arkansas

159) Baltimore Ravens: Cai Bates, CB, Florida State

160) Philadelphia Eagles: Michael Smith, TE, South Carolina

 

Round 6

161) New Orleans Saints: Bennett Warren, OT, Tennessee

162) New York Jets: Peyton Lewis, RB, Tennessee

163) New York Giants: Emerson Mandell, IOL, Wisconsin

164) Tennessee Titans: Jordan Johnson-Rubell, S, Texas

165) Cleveland Browns: Aydin Breland, LB, Oregon

166) Las Vegas Raiders: Nathan Roy, IOL, Minnesota

167) Carolina Panthers: Brauntae Johnson, S, Notre Dame

168) Indianapolis Colts: Ny Carr, WR, Miami

169) Jacksonville Jaguars: Amaree Williams, Edge, Florida State

170) New England Patriots: Joe Phillips, Edge, Auburn

171) Atlanta Falcons: Blake Ivy, OT, Texas A&M

172) Seattle Seahawks: Tarrion Grant, CB, Texas Tech

173) Miami Dolphins: Jason Brown, RB, Arizona State

174) Dallas Cowboys: Danny O'Neil, QB, Wisconsin

175) Arizona Cardinals: Jerrick Gibson, RB, Texas

176) Dallas Cowboys (from Pittsburgh): Jacob Oden, S, Michigan

177) Chicago Bears: Cai Bates, CB, Florida State

178) Denver Broncos: Mylan Graham, WR, Ohio State

179) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Bryce Young, DL, Notre Dame

180) Houston Texans: Ellis Davis, OT, Texas Tech

181) Minnesota Vikings: Dwight Phillips Jr., RB, Georgia

182) Los Angeles Chargers: Dylan Stephenson, Edge, Stanford

183) San Francisco 49ers: Jamari Howard, CB, Florida State

184) Green Bay Packers: Landen Thomas, TE, Florida State

185): Washington Commanders: Kylan Billiot, WR, LSU

186) Cincinnati Bengals: Bryce West, CB, Ohio State

187) Los Angeles Rams: Aneyas Williams, RB, Notre Dame

188) Detroit Lions: Jimothy Lewis Jr., OT, Mississippi State

189) Kansas City Chiefs: Jadyn Davis, QB, Michigan

190) Buffalo Bills: Cody Fox, IOL, Iowa

191) Baltimore Ravens: Caleb Holmes, IOL, Pittsburgh

192) Philadelphia EaglesMicahi Danzy, RB, Florida State

 

Round 7

193) New Orleans Saints: Nigel Smith II, DL, Oklahoma

194) New York Jets: Joseph Anderson, Edge, Iowa

195) New York Giants: Tyler Cherry, QB, Indiana

196) Tennessee Titans: Luke Harping, TE, Georgia Tech

197) Cleveland Browns: Jeremiah Newcombe, CB, Oklahoma

198) Las Vegas Raiders: Kameryn Fountain, DL, USC

199) Carolina Panthers: Dilin Jones, RB, Wisconsin

200) Indianapolis Colts: Jordan Thomas, DL, Georgia

201) Jacksonville Jaguars: AJ Maddox, QB, Mississippi

202) New England Patriots: James Madison II, WR, Missouri

203) Atlanta Falcons: Emanuel Ross, WR, Syracuse

204) Seattle Seahawks: Jeremy Payne, RB, TCU

205) Miami Dolphins: Dylan Williams, LB, Oregon

206) Dallas Cowboys: Cole Tabb, RB, Stanford

207) Arizona Cardinals: Elyjah Thurmon, IOL, Clemson

208) Pittsburgh Steelers: Dylan Stephenson, Edge, Stanford

209) Chicago Bears: Jason Brown, RB, Arizona State

210) Denver Broncos: Brycen Coleman, TE, Vanderbilt

211) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: William Satterwhite, IOL, Tennessee

212) Houston Texans: Landen Thomas, TE, Florida State

213) Minnesota Vikings: Rustin Young, OT, Michigan State

214) Los Angeles Chargers: Dontae Carter, S, Vanderbilt

215) San Francisco 49ers: Jacob Smith, Edge, Kentucky

216) Green Bay Packers: Liam Andrews, DL, Penn State

217) Washington Commanders: Mason Curtis, LB, Michigan

218) Cincinnati Bengals: KJ Jackson, QB, Arkansas

219) Baltimore Ravens (from LA Rams): Jonathan Paylor, WR, NC State

220) Detroit Lions: Kelvin Hunter, S, South Carolina

221) Kansas City Chiefs: Eddy Pierre-Louis, IOL, Oklahoma

222) Buffalo Bills: Dominic Kirks, DL, Ohio State

245) Baltimore Ravens: Ryner Swanson, TE, BYU

246) Philadelphia Eagles: Paki Finau, IOL, Washington

 

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