2026 NFL Mock Draft: Seven Rounds

Wanna Get Waaay Ahead of Your League Mates?

Trading future rookie picks feels like a roll of the dice. Will next year be a strong skill position class? Will certain be positions be stronger or weaker?

Analysts will spout off about the strengths and weaknesses of a class, but putting it in context of other positions helps predict draft capital.

Plus many of those analysts haven't even watched these players.

I have.

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 (better than Mel Kiper, Daniel Jeremiah, and Lance Zierlein). I've even won the contest twice (only seven people have ever been multi-year winners). 

If you want to know where players wiil go in the NFL Draft, cutting through the noise of the buzz, this is the place.

The goal this far out isn't pure accuracy, though. I want to help you get familiar with players, traits, and potential draft capital.

Our devy rankings outline the upside of this class against 2027 and 2028 as well.

Getting insight on these potential players, well before the NFL Draft gives you a distinct advantage over your league.

The draft order used reflects the Super Bowl betting odds at the time of publishing.

Round 1

1) New Orleans Saints: Arch Manning, QB, Texas

Bold Prediction: Manning will either be the No. 1 overall pick ... or go undrafted. He threw only 95 passes in his first two years, so Manning certainly hasn't shown he is worth of this pick ... yet. His family will be patient in letting him develop. If he has a Heisman-type season, though, then he could slot in here.

2) New York Jets: T.J. Parker, Edge, Clemson

Parker has DT size with speed EDGE ability. That is deserving of a top-five pick.

3) New York Giants: Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama

Proctor offers extremely quick feet and power to match. He should become an immediate franchise blindside blocker.

4) Tennessee Titans: Keldric Faulk, Edge, Auburn

Faulk offers a similar profile to Parker and could be the first Edge off the board.

5) Cleveland Browns: LaNorris Sellers, QB, South Carolina

Sellers has the athleticism of Jalen Milroe -- but at 20 pounds heavier. He also has flashed much better accuracy and ball placement at South Carolina. If Sellers takes the next steps, he could be a fantasy football cheat code with his size and rushing ability. 

6) Las Vegas Raiders: Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami

Mauigoa will need to take a step toward more consistency to be a top-ten pick, but he has the athleticism and bend to do it.

7) Carolina Panthers: Peter Woods, DL, Clemson

Woods offers pass rushing from the interior with a wingspan that can halt RBs

8) Indianapolis Colts: Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State

Downs is the best Safety prospect in a long time with his man coverage ability and ball skills. He also isn't afraid to make tackles at the line.

9) Cleveland Browns (from Jaguars): Isaiah World, OT, Oregon

World is transferring up to Oregon but he was near flawless at Nevada.

10) New England Patriots: Dani Dennis-Sutton, Edge, Penn State

Dennis-Sutton took a backseat to Abdul Carter in 2024, but he will be the primary pass rusher for the Nittany Lions in 2025.

11) Los Angeles Rams (from Falcons): Cade Klubnik, QB, Clemson

Klubnik entered Clemson as a five-star recruit but didn't fully live up to expectations until last season. He threw for 3,639 yards and 36 TDs and ran for 463 more. If Clemson's offense improves, Klubnik should be in contention for the top 10.

12) Seattle Seahawks: Jake Slaughter, IOL, Florida

Slaughter's snap to blocking time is one of the best I have seen. He bests even the quickest Defensive Linemen.

13) Miami Dolphins: Spencer Fano, OT, Utah

Fano took a step back in 2024, but flashed the leverage and hand technique in 2023 to be a first round pick.

14) Dallas Cowboys: Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee

McCoy blanketed top SEC WRs last season as a press corner with great make-up speed.

15) Arizona Cardinals: Malik Muhammad, CB, Texas

Muhammad was often left on an island in 2024, but his success rate was incredible.

16) Pittsburgh Steelers: Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU

Nussmeier's footwork and arm appear NFL-ready, but his decision-making has been maddening at times. The flashes are there for him to emerge as a first-round pick. Unfortunately, he won't add much rushing upside (minus-38 yards last season).

17) Chicago Bears: Rueben Bain, Edge, Miami

Bain is pure upside athlete whose production hasn't quite matched his talent yet.

18) Denver Broncos: LT Overton, DL, Alabama

Overton eats up space and has the functional strength to collapse the interior.

19) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Tyreak Sapp, Edge, Florida

Sapp has an incredible first step which he used to dominate in 2024.

20) Houston Texans: Austin Barber, OT, Florida

Barber has flashed first round feet, but still needs to progress in his kick slide and bend.

21) Minnesota Vikings: AJ Harris, CB, Penn State

Harris has the athletic profile to be a first round CB, but plays a bit too high.

22) Los Angeles Chargers: Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas

Hill moves fluidly sideline to sideline and can offer some rush off the edge.

23) San Francisco 49ers: Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson

Terrell rarely makes a mistake with a clean kick slide to turn and run

24) Green Bay Packers: Caleb Banks, DL, Florida

Banks size and movement is rare. If his production improves even more, he could be a high first round pick.

25) Washington Commanders: Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State

The first WR off the board surely will come off before 25th, but the mystery lies in who that will be. Betting on an Ohio State WR makes sense, though Tate only had 4 TDs last year behind Jeremiah Smith and Emeka Egbuka. Taking on more of Egbuka's role should lead to more production.

He is a smooth route runner with good hands. At 6'3, Tate can play in the slot or outside.

26) Cincinnati Bengals: Jalon Kilgore, CB, South Carolina

Kilgore didn't quite flash first round talent yet, but his play making skills and body control gives him tons of upside.

27) Los Angeles Rams: Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah

Lomu can play inside or outside with a strong base.

28) Detroit Lions: Matayo Uiagalelei, Edge, Oregon

Uiagalelei hasn't reached his physical upside yet, but he should sit among the top pass rushers with his athleticism.

29) Kansas City Chiefs: Suntarine Perkins, LB, Mississippi

Perkins has been moved all over the Ole Miss defense, adding a pass rushing and coverage presence.

30) Buffalo Bills: Jaden Greathouse, WR, Notre Dame

You won't find Greathouse in other first rounds, but he has been saddled with below-average passers. Greathouse led the Fighting Irish in receiving last season with 592 yards. Better QB play would provide Greathouse a chance to break out.  

Listed at 215 pounds, Greathouse shows NFL physicality off the line as a future outside WR.

31) Baltimore Ravens: Kage Casey, OT, Boise State

Casey bends well with good leverage, and he has a surprisingly effective punch.

32) Philadelphia Eagles: Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon

Thieneman transferred up to Oregon with more opportunities for interceptions this season.

Round 2

33) New Orleans Saints: Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt

Stowers is a converted QB who caught 49 passes for 638 yards and 5 TDs last season. He's a receiving-first TE who excels out of the slot against smaller nickel CBs.

He's still raw, but Stowers' receiving gives him intriguing fantasy upside if he's a top-50 pick.

34) New York Jets: Jordan Tyson, WR, Arizona State

Tyson exploded with 1,101 yards and 10 TDs for the Sun Devils last year. His quick-twitch ability made him hard to cover. If he repeats that production in 2025, the first round is within reach.

Tyson will need a clean medical report, though, after suffering ACL and MCL tears in 2023 and a shoulder injury in 2024.

35) New York Giants: Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame

Love carried the Fighting Irish offense at times last season, rushing for 1,125 yards on only 163 carries. He led the team with 6.9 yards per carry.

At 6'0, 210 pounds, Love has good size, explosion, and home run ability. He could be a first-round lock if he develops his vision and instincts even more.

36) Tennessee Titans: CJ Allen, LB, Georgia

37) Cleveland Browns: Anto Saka, Edge, Northwestern

38) Las Vegas Raiders: Drew Allar, QB, Penn State

Allar is getting some first-round buzz but has failed to dominate games passing the football. He has a quick release and enough zip, but erratic footwork and ball placement need improving.

At 6'5, 235,  he does offer some athletic upside, rushing for 302 yards and 6 TDs last season.

39) Carolina Panthers: Elijah Pritchett, OT, Alabama

40) Indianapolis Colts: Whit Weeks, LB, LSU

41) Jacksonville Jaguars: Dontay Corleone, DL, Cincinnati

42) New England Patriots: Denzel Boston, WR, Washington

Boston backs up his 6'4, 210-pound frame with physical play and contested-catch ability. He caught 63 passes for 834 yards and 9 TDs in his first year of real playing time.

If Boston can create more separation, he could go earlier and help save a below-average WR class.

43) Atlanta Falcons, Parker Brailsford, IOL, Alabama

44) Seattle Seahawks: Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, USC

Lane works well in HC Lincoln Riley's offense at 6'4 with long strider speed. He caught 12 TDs last season, six coming in the final two games.

He likely isn't a Day 2 pick yet, but those final games showcased Lane's upside.

45) Miami Dolphins, Tanner Koziol, TE, Houston

Koziol dominated at Ball State and now jumps to the Big 12. He works as a two-way TE with strong hands in blocking and enough athleticism to beat LBs off the snap. 

His fit in Houston will be key to projecting Koziol's NFL future.

46) Dallas Cowboys: Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State

Singleton will be an NFL Combine star with 4.3 speed at 228 pounds. His strength and speed show up on film, and Singleton has slowly progressed with his instincts over his first three years.

Singleton's draft capital should be a good barometer for how strong the RB class will be. If he goes in the first round, 2026 rookie drafts should prove better than expected.

47) Arizona Cardinals: Rod Moore, S, Michigan

48) Pittsburgh Steelers: Eric Singleton Jr., WR, Auburn

Singleton Jr. comes in at a paltry 173 pounds, but he showcases 4.3 speed on the field. After dominating at Georgia Tech, he makes the jump up to the SEC this year.

His draft capital will depend on if he can match up with those defenses at his small size.

49) Chicago Bears: Gennings Dunker, OT, Iowa

50) Denver Broncos: Keon Sabb, S, Alabama

51) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU

52) Houston Texans: Makhi Hughes, RB, Oregon

Hughes took over for Tyjae Spears at Tulane, rattling off two straight 1,300-yard seasons. Now he's set to replace Jordan James at Oregon.

Hughes only has 30 catches through two seasons, but Oregon likes lining RBs up all over the field.

An expanded repertoire would make Hughes an attractive rookie-draft target.

53) Minnesota Vikings, Isaac Smith, S, Mississippi State

54) Los Angeles Chargers: Mikail Kamara, Edge, Indiana

55) San Francisco 49ers: Charles Jagusah, OT, Notre Dame

56) Green Bay Packers: Gabe Jacas, Edge, Illinois

57) Houston Texans (from Commanders): Christen Miller, DL, Georgia

58) Cincinnati Bengals: Emmanuel Pregnon, IOL, Oregon

59) Los Angeles Rams: Keanu Tanuvasa, DL, Utah

60) Detroit Lions: Harold Perkins, LB, LSU

61) Kansas City Chiefs: Daylen Everette, CB, Georgia

62) Buffalo Bills: Elliot Washington II, S, Penn State

63) Baltimore Ravens: Darrell Jackson Jr., DL, Florida State

64) Philadelphia Eagles: Adepoju Adebawore, Edge, Oklahoma

Round 3

65) New York Giants: CJ Baxter, RB, Texas

Baxter was set to take over the Texas backfield as a true sophomore in 2024. Then he tore the LCL and PCL in his right knee before the season even started.

The former five-star recruit should be up to speed this season and could become the RB1 of the class -- like former teammate Jonathon Brooks -- if he proves healthy.

If Baxter's 4.4 speed returns, the 230-pounder sports Derrick Henry-like upside.

66) Philadelphia Eagles (from Jets): Luke Hasz, TE, Mississippi

Hasz moves and gets open like an NFL TE, but the lackluster Razorbacks passing game hasn't been friendly.

He had 39 catches for 577 yards over the past two seasons. Moving to Lane Kiffin's offense at Ole Miss should help Hasz showcase his NFL talent.

He has a wide range of outcomes, from TE1 to Day 3 pick.

67) Houston Texans (from Giants): David Bailey, Edge, Texas Tech

68) Tennessee Titans: Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson

Williams boasts an intriguing analytic profile.

He broke out as a true freshman, then led the Tigers in 2024 with 74 catches for 904 yards and 11 TDs.

He's under 5'11 at only 190 pounds, but Williams plays bigger off the line with physicality.

69) Cleveland Browns: Evan Stewart, WR, Oregon

Stewart was a pure deep threat for Oregon, filling in the Troy Franklin role last year.

After breaking out against Ohio State with 7 catches for 149 yards and a TD, he went quiet for the rest of the season.

The NFL will covet his speed, but Stewart may offer less fantasy upside than expected.

70) Las Vegas Raiders: Eugene Wilson III, WR, Florida

Wilson ranked second in receiving for the Gators -- behind Ricky Pearsall -- as a 2023 true freshman. Transfer WRs Chimere Dike and Elijhah Badger passed him in 2024

Wilson is short (5'10), but explosive, flashing strong ball-tracking skills. He'll need to progress with QB DJ Lagway to even make sense for the 2026 draft.

71) Carolina Panthers: Logan Jones, IOL, Iowa

72) Indianapolis Colts: Nico Iamaleava, QB, UCLA

Iamaleava made headlines with his transfer out of Tennessee, but new OC Tino Sunseri helped develop NFL draft pick Kurtis Rourke at Indiana.

Iamaleava's pocket presence improved as the season went on, and he brings NFL-caliber tools. He also ran for 358 yards in 2024.

Going to a more pro-style offense could be the step Iamaleava needs to develop into an NFL QB.

73) Jacksonville Jaguars: Deontae Lawson, LB, Alabama

74) New England Patriots: Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon

Sadiq took a backseat to TE Terrance Ferguson last year, but he still hauled in 24 passes for 308 yards and 2 TDs.

Sadiq is a unique weapon who lined up as the H-Back often and even took some carries.

As the starter this year, he is ripe for a breakout to become a solid top-100 pick.

75) Atlanta Falcons: Zxavian Harris, DL, Mississippi

76) Seattle Seahawks: Jude Bowry, OT, Boston College

77) Miami Dolphins: Carson Beck, QB, Miami

Beck had a fine year at Georgia, throwing for 3,485 yards, 28 TDs, and 12 INTs.

But an elbow injury shortened his season. He initially declared for the draft, but backed out when he got projected as merely a Day 3 pick.

Now filling Cam Ward's shoes, Beck could jump up draft boards. Unfortunately, he has never had more than 120 rushing yards in a season and presents limited fantasy upside.

78) Pittsburgh Steelers (from Dallas): Nic Anderson, WR, LSU

Anderson surprised as a redshirt-freshman breakout in 2023, after arriving to Oklahoma as a three-star recruit. He tallied 38 catches for 798 yards and 10 TDs.

A promising 2024 got cut short by a significant quad tear. He transferred to LSU for more QB stability and will look to improve his draft stock there.

The 6'4, 210-pound receiver should become a reliable downfield target for the Tigers with the size and speed to earn top-100 draft capital.

79) Arizona Cardinals: Nyck Harbor, WR, South Carolina

Harbor will be one of the most divisive WR prospects of the draft.

His size and athleticism rivals Calvin Johnson (no exaggeration). On the field, though, he looks to be still learning how to play WR.

Harbor only had 26 catches for 376 yards. But 72% of that yardage came in the final five games.

He is primed for a breakout if he puts it all together.

80) Pittsburgh Steelers: Rayshaun Benny, DL, Michigan

81) Chicago Bears: Justice Haynes, RB, Michigan

Haynes led Alabama runners with 5.67 yards per carry last season. But a poor fit in HC Kalen DeBoer's offense led to a transfer to Michigan.

The former five-star recruit will fit the Wolverines' power run game. His 17 catches last season in a part-time role also showcased his receiving.

Even if he doesn't profile as a top athlete, Haynes could be an intriguing fantasy runner in the right situation.

82) Denver Broncos, Jaydn Ott, RB, Oklahoma

Ott led the Cal backfield his first two seasons with 2,212 rushing yards and 20 TDs. He also tallied 71 catches over that span.

An ankle injury limited him in 2024, but his early breakout is a great sign for Ott's future.

Now he heads to the SEC and an offense that should highlight Ott's receiving ability.

83) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Peyton Bowen, S, Oklahoma

84) Miami Dolphins (from Texans): Tacario Davis, CB, Washington

85) Denver Broncos: DJ Campbell, IOL, Texas

86) Los Angeles Chargers: Max Klare, TE, Ohio State

Klare hauled in 51 passes for 685 yards, leading Purdue in receiving last year.

Playing mostly out of the slot, Klare's receiving ability gives him plenty of fantasy upside.

87) San Francisco 49ers: Damon Wilson Jr., Edge, Missouri

88) Green Bay Packers: Cayden Green, OT, Missouri

89) Washington Commanders: Cashius Howell, Edge, Texas A&M

90) Cincinnati Bengals: Kamari Ramsey, S, USC

91) Los Angeles Rams: Chase Bisontis, IOL, Texas A&M

92) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Lions): Blake Miller, OT, Clemson

93) Kansas City Chiefs: Jermaine Matthews Jr., CB, Ohio State

94) Buffalo Bills: Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State

95) Baltimore Ravens: Barion Brown, WR, LSU

Brown's first two years at Kentucky looked promising. He had 93 catches for 1,167 yards and 8 TDs over that period. But he added only 29 catches for 361 yards in 2024.

At a mere 182 pounds, the speedster will need a production rebound to rehab his NFL Draft stock.

Brown and his 4.3 speed should at least be able to flash as a deep threat.

96) Philadelphia Eagles: DJ McKinney, CB, Colorado

97) Minnesota Vikings (Compensatory Selection): Mark Fletcher, RB, Miami

Fletcher has never been the lead back for the Hurricanes but notched a solid 5.42 yards per carry in 2024. He should lead the backfield this year, likely taking over Damien Martinez's role.

At 6'2, 225 pounds -- with impressive quickness for that size -- Fletcher sports top-100 upside.

98) Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection): Caleb Tiernan, OT, Northwestern

99) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Selection): Tim Keenan III, DL, Alabama

100) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Lions -- Compensatory Selection): Derrick Moore, Edge, Michigan

Round 4

101) New Orleans Saints: Tristan Leigh, OT, Clemson

102) New York Jets: Sam Leavitt, QB, Arizona State

103) New York Giants: Taurean York, LB, Texas A&M

104) Tennessee Titans: Domani Jackson, CB, Alabama

105) Cleveland Browns: Davison Igbinosun, CB, Ohio State

106) Las Vegas Raiders: Tomas Rimac, IOL, Virginia Tech

107) Carolina Panthers: Dante Moore, QB, Oregon

108) Indianapolis Colts: Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame

109) Jacksonville Jaguars: James Smith, DL, Alabama

110) New England Patriots: JC Davis, OT, Illinois

111) Atlanta Falcons: Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia

112) Seattle Seahawks: Trey Moore, Edge, Texas

113) Miami Dolphins: Joshua Josephs, Edge, Tennessee

114) Dallas Cowboys: John Mateer, QB, Oklahoma

115) Arizona Cardinals: Darius Taylor, RB, Minnesota

116) Pittsburgh Steelers: Jyaire Hill, CB, Michigan

117) Kansas City Chiefs (from Bears): RJ Maryland, TE, SMU

118) Denver Broncos: Kevin Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M

119) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jack Velling, TE, Michigan State

120) Houston Texans: Luke Reynolds, TE, Penn State

121) Minnesota Vikings: Jonah Coleman, RB, Washington

122) Los Angeles Chargers: Aaron Graves, DL, Iowa

123) San Francisco 49ers: Robert Spears-Jennings, S, Oklahoma

124) Green Bay Packers: Tre Wisner, RB, Texas

125) Houston Texans (from Commanders): Bud Clark, S, TCU

126) Cincinnati Bengals: Makai Lemon, WR, USC

127) Chicago Bears (from Rams): Lander Barton, LB, Utah

128) Detroit Lions: Ar'maj Reed-Adams, IOL, Texas A&M

129): New England Patriots (from Chiefs): Patrick Payton, Edge, LSU

130) Buffalo Bills: Lance Heard, OT, Tennessee

131) Baltimore Ravens: Jack Endries, TE, Texas

132) Philadelphia Eagles: Josh Cameron, WR, Baylor

133) Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection): Khalil Barnes, S, Clemson

134) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Selection): Desmond Reid, RB, Pittsburgh

135) Las Vegas Raiders (Compensatory Selection): James Williams, Edge, Florida State

136) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Selection): Jaishawn Barham, LB, Michigan

137) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Selection): Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia

138) New Orleans Saints (Compensatory Selection): Jordan Hall, DL, Clemson

139) Miami Dolphins (Compensatory Selection): Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana

140) New York Jets (Compensatory Selection): Deion Burks, WR, Oklahoma

Round 5

141) New Orleans Saints: Amare Thomas, WR, UAB

142) Baltimore Ravens (from Jets): Marcel Reed, QB, Texas A&M

143) New York Giants: Lawson Luckie, TE, Georgia

144) Los Angeles Rams (from Titans): Dane Key, WR, Nebraska

145) Cleveland Browns: Will Heldt, EDGE, Clemson

146) Las Vegas Raiders: Drew Shelton, OT, Penn State

147: Carolina Panthers: Aaron Anderson, WR, LSU

148) Indianapolis Colts: Kyle Louis, LB, Pittsburgh

149) Jacksonville Jaguars: Xavier Nwankpa, S, Iowa

150: New England Patriots: DeMonte Capehart, DL, Clemson

151) Philadelphia Eagles (from Falcons): Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State

152) Seattle Seahawks: Hykeem Williams, WR, Florida State

153) Miami Dolphins: Dakaari Nelson, S, Penn State

154) Dallas Cowboys: Monroe Mills, OT, Louisville

155) Arizona Cardinals: Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana

156) Pittsburgh Steelers: Drayk Bowen, LB, Notre Dame

157) Chicago Bears: Kelby Collins, DL, Florida

158) Denver Broncos: Andrew Rappleyea, TE, Penn State 

159) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: CJ Donaldson, RB, Ohio State

160) Philadelphia Eagles (from Texans): Tyler Brown, WR, Clemson

161) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Vikings): Cameron Seldon, RB, Virginia Tech

162) Los Angeles Chargers: Fa'alili Fa'amoe, OT, Wake Forest

163) San Francisco 49ers: Joe Brunner, IOL, Wisconsin

164) Green Bay Packers: Jordan Castell, S, Florida

165) Washington Commanders: Kaden Feagin, RB, Illinois

166) Cincinnati Bengals: Djay Braswell, RB, South Carolina

167) Los Angeles Rams: Troy Bowles, LB, Michigan

168) Detroit Lions: Ethan Davis, TE, Tennessee

169) Kansas City Chiefs: Jordan van den Berg, DL, Georgia Tech

170) Buffalo Bills: Le'Veon Moss, RB, Texas A&M

171) Baltimore Ravens: Keon Keeley, Edge, Alabama

172) Philadelphia Eagles: Trey Zuhn, OT, Texas A&M

173) Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection): Randon Fontenette, S, Vanderbilt

174) Minnesota Vikings (Compensatory Selection): Sawyer Robertson, QB, Baylor

175) San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Selection): Zane Durant, DL, Penn State

176) Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection): Jaeden Roberts, IOL, Alabama

177) Las Vegas Raiders (Compensatory Selection): Jason Moore, DL, Ohio State

178) Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection): Jamarion Miller, RB, Alabama

179) Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory Selection): R Mason Thomas, Edge, Oklahoma

180) Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory Selection): Joe Royer, TE, Cincinnati

181) Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Selection): Raylen Wilson, LB, Georgia

Round 6

182) New Orleans Saints: Jordan Bass, LB, Pittsburgh

183) New York Jets: Abu Sama III, RB, Iowa State

184) New York Giants: J. Michael Sturdivant, WR, Florida

185) Tennessee Titans: Samson Okunlola, OT, Miami

186) Seattle Seahawks (from Browns): Grace Halton, DL, Oklahoma

187) Las Vegas Raiders: Zeke Barry, CB, Michigan

188) Carolina Panthers: Braylan Shelby, EDGE, USC

189) Indianapolis Colts: Nolan Rucci, OT, Penn State

190) Jacksonville Jaguars: Kaleb Brown, WR, Iowa

191) New England Patriots: Iapani Laloulu, IOL, Oregon

192) Atlanta Falcons: Brett Norfleet, TE, Missouri

193) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Seahawks): Demond Claiborne, RB, Wake Forest

194) Miami Dolphins: Amare Campbell, LB, North Carolina

195) New York Giants (from Cowboys): Josh Moten, CB, Marshall

196) Arizona Cardinals: Earnest Greene, OT, Georgia

197) Pittsburgh Steelers: Ashton Stamps, CB, LSU

198) Chicago Bears: Anthony Smith, EDGE, Minnesota

199) New York Jets (from Broncos): Brandon Inniss, WR, Ohio State

200) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jalon Daniels, QB, Kansas

201) Los Angeles Rams (from Texans): Dylan Edwards, RB, Colorado

202) San Francisco 49ers (from Vikings): John Bock II, IOL, FIU

203) Los Angeles Chargers: Olaivavega Ioane, IOL, Penn State

204) San Francisco 49ers: Hunter Clegg, EDGE, Utah

205) Green Bay Packers: Cooper Flanagan, TE, Notre Dame

206): Washington Commanders: Antonio Kite, CB, Auburn

207) Cincinnati Bengals: Ethan Onianwa, OT, Rice

208) Tennesssee Titans (from Rams): Eli Holstein, QB, Pittsburgh

209) Cleveland Browns (from Lions): Bear Alexander, DL, Oregon

210) New England Patriots (from Chiefs): Thaddeus Dixon, CB, North Carolina

211) New York Jets (from Bills): Tree Babalade, OT, South Carolina

212) New York Jets (from Ravens): DJ Hicks, DL, Texas A&M

213) Houston Texans (from Eagles): Keeshawn Silver, DL, USC

214) Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection): Luke Montgomery, IOL, Ohio State

Round 7

215) New Orleans Saints: Jordan Hudson, WR, SMU

216) New York Jets: Febechi Nwaiwu, IOL, Oklahoma

217) New York Giants: Demon Clowney, EDGE, Charlotte

218) Tennessee Titans: Austin Romaine, LB, Kansas State

219) Cleveland Browns: Ernest Hausmann, LB, Michigan

220) Las Vegas Raiders: Jaheim White, RB, West Virginia

221) Carolina Panthers: Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke

222) Indianapolis Colts: Brock Taylor, K, Vanderbilt

223) Jacksonville Jaguars: Giovanni El-Hadi, OT, Michigan

224) New England Patriots: Rocco Becht, QB, Iowa State

225) Atlanta Falcons: Jason Henderson, LB, Old Dominion

226) Seattle Seahawks: Tyler Grubbs, LB, Tulane

227) Miami Dolphins: Dominique Orange, DL, Iowa

228) Buffalo Bills (from Cowboys): Dante Dowdell, RB, Kentucky

229) Arizona Cardinals: CJ Hicks, LB, Ohio State

230) Pittsburgh Steelers: Chip Trayanum, RB, Toledo

231) Chicago Bears: Avery Johnson, QB, Kansas State

232) Denver Broncos: Geimere Latimer, CB, Jacksonville State

233) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Max Iheanachor, OT, Arizona State

234) Houston Texans: Cole Martin, CB, Arizona State

235) Minnesota Vikings: Elliot Donald, DL, Pittsburgh

236) Los Angeles Chargers: Sedrick Alexander, RB, Vanderbilt

237) San Francisco 49ers: Squirrel White, WR, Tennessee

238) Green Bay Packers: Ti Mims, WR, Southern Miss

239) Washington Commanders: Brenan Vernon, DL, Notre Dame

240) Cincinnati Bengals: Jacolby Spells, CB, West Virginia

241) Los Angeles Rams: Cam Miller, CB, Rutgers

242) Detroit Lions: Antonio Gates Jr., WR, Michigan State

243) Kansas City Chiefs: Princewill Umanmielen, EDGE, Nebraska

244) Buffalo Bills: Zach Rice, IOL, North Carolina

245) Baltimore Ravens: Chris Hilton, WR, LSU

246) Philadelphia Eagles: Akheem Mesidor, EDGE, Miami

247) Kansas City Chiefs (Compensatory Selection): Alex Harkey, OT, Texas State

248) Los Angeles Rams (Compensatory Selection): Marc Stampley II, CB, Houston

249) Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection): Daylen Austin, CB, Oregon

250) Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory Selection): Benjamin Brahmer, TE, Iowa State

251) Chicago Bears (Compensatory Selection): Pryce Yates, EDGE, North Carolina

252) Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory Selection): Darnell Jefferies, DL, Minnesota

253) Denver Broncos (Compensatory Selection): Bruno Onwuazor, OT, Virginia State

254) New York Jets (Compensatory Selection): Eric Gentry, LB, USC

255) Detroit Lions (Compensatory Selection): Ryder Langsdale, OT, Lafayette

256) New Orleans Saints (Compensatory Selection): Michael Trigg, TE, Baylor

257) New York Jets (Compensatory Selection): Dasan McCullough, Edge, Nebraska