With early-season tape rolling in, the 2027 NFL Draft board is already shifting quickly. Between a loaded group of edge rushers, blue-chip perimeter weapons forcing their way to the top of the board, and the usual quarterback frenzy driving early panic, front offices are already doing the heavy lifting on next April. Using updated sportsbook odds and traded draft assets—including a three-pick haul for the Jets and an extra first-rounder for Cleveland—here is how all 32 picks fall, starting with full breakdowns of every selection.
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2027 NFL Mock Draft (3.0)
1. Miami Dolphins
Pick: Jeremiah Smith, WR | Ohio State
One could make the argument for a quarterback at the top. However, this team may be bad for a while. So, let’s start stacking talent, give Malik Willis another season, and pull the trigger on the QB of the future in 2028. Smith is the best player in the class, regardless of position.
2. Cleveland Browns
Pick: Darian Mensah, QB | Miami (FL)
The Browns can’t wait to draft their next quarterback. Cleveland trotting out Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, or Dillon Gabriel just won’t work for another season. Based on early-season results, Darian Mensah can make the case for QB1 off the board.
3. Arizona Cardinals
Pick: Arch Manning, QB | Texas
Arizona had an upset win over the Chargers in Week 1. But they still need to look to the future for a new passer. Arch Manning showed a lot in the comeback win over Ohio State on Saturday. He can certainly make the case for being the top QB taken. The cards will love to have football royalty in the desert.
4. New York Jets
Pick: Dante Moore, QB | Oregon
Dante Moore hasn’t had the best start to the season through two weeks. Still plenty of time to fix some issues. Geno Smith is a placeholder at the QB spot for New York. A replacement is in order.
5. Tennessee Titans
Pick: Dylan Stewart, EDGE | South Carolina
The Titans need a serious talent infusion on both sides of the ball. Adding one of the class’s best pass rushers for Robert Saleh feels like the way to go. Stewart hasn’t played for the Gamecocks in 2026 but is expected to make his season debut on Saturday.
6. Carolina Panthers
Pick: Colin Simmons, EDGE | Texas
After Sunday’s 59-point debacle, it’s obvious Carolina needs to pick a defender. Simmons is a nice consolation prize after missing out on Dylan Stewart.
7. Atlanta Falcons
Pick: Leonard Moore, CB | Notre Dame
The Falcons may not need a cornerback this early. But if they do, Leonard Moore has already shown in 2026 that he is worthy of a top-ten selection. However, is it crazy to rule out the quarterback position?
8. New Orleans Saints
Pick: Jordan Seaton, OT | LSU
I would rush up to draft one of the edge rushers if they were still on the board. But one can’t rule out an offensive tackle. Mickey Loomis loves collecting offensive linemen. I also want to admit I was wrong about Tyler Shough. The second-year passer looks like the real deal.
9. Las Vegas Raiders
Pick: Cam Coleman, WR | Texas
Add weapons for Fernando Mendoza. This is the way.
10. Washington Commanders
Pick: Trey’Dez Green, TE | LSU
Is it too soon for a running back? Could Jaden Baugh (or someone else) be in play? Perhaps. But I’m going with the freak TE, Trey’Dez Green.
11. New York Jets (from IND)
Pick: A’Mauri Washington, DL | Oregon
The Oregon defense has had a slow start, but the Jets won’t pass on the raw athleticism on the defensive interior.
12. Pittsburgh Steelers
Pick: Zabien Brown, CB | Alabama
A divorce between the Steelers and Joey Porter Jr. seems likely soon. If so, they will need to move in a different direction at corner.
13. New York Giants
Pick: Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR | Alabama
The Giants continue to put pieces around young QB Jaxson Dart. Coleman-Williams has some drop issues to work out. But his talent is immense.
14. Minnesota Vikings
Pick: Kelly Jones, CB | Mississippi State
Fresh off an opening-day beating of rival Green Bay, the Vikings are riding high. But cornerback can be upgraded. So they look to turn to upstart Kelly Jones from Miss State.
15. New York Jets (from DAL)
Pick: Yhonzae Pierre, EDGE | Alabama
Stack more talent on the roster. Pierre may rise on this board by season’s end.
16. Dallas Cowboys (from GB)
Pick: Jaden Baugh, RB | Florida
Yes…their defense is still bad. And they probably shouldn’t take a running back in round one. But Baugh could be special. And hey, it worked out the last time they drafted a Florida Gator RB in the first round.
17. Jacksonville Jaguars
Pick: Trevor Goosby, OT | Texas
The Jags could use an upgrade at offensive tackle. Goosby probably shouldn’t fall this far. But if he does, run the card up.
18. Los Angeles Chargers
Pick: Charlie Becker, WR | Indiana
Becker has dominated in Indiana’s first two weeks. Granted, they have played less-than-stellar competition. But the Chargers clearly need some more weapons for Herbert.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pick: K.J. Bolden, S | Georgia
I went back and forth between a defensive tackle and a safety here. Bolden is my top safety prospect (as of today). Tampa makes the call.
20. Chicago Bears
Pick: David Stone, DL | Oklahoma
While Chicago scored a staggering 59 points in week one, their defense still surrendered 37. So, clearly we need to upgrade some pieces on that side of the ball.
21. New England Patriots
Pick: Nick Marsh, WR | Indiana
Romeo Doubs got the bag in the offseason. But they need more pieces in the WR room.
22. Cincinnati Bengals
Pick: Ashton Hampton, CB | Clemson
The Bengals have a decision to make at CB. Dax Hil is on the 5th-year option. DJ Turner enters the final year of his contract. Ideally, they are extending both. Or extending one and tagging the other. Either way, they’ll need a reinforcement at some point.
23. Houston Texans
Pick: Kewan Lacy, RB | Mississippi
Lacy is a nice three-down back for the Texans offense.
24. Denver Broncos
Pick: Jamari Johnson, TE | Oregon
With Evan Engram in the final year of his deal, Denver may look to add a TE to the fray.
25. Detroit Lions
Pick: LaNorris Sellers, QB | South Carolina
Are the Lions ready to look to the future at QB? If so, this would be a good spot to pull the trigger on the best athlete at the position in this class.
26. Kansas City Chiefs
Pick: Jacarrius Peak, OT | South Carolina
KC will need to address the right tackle spot more thoroughly at some point.
27. Philadelphia Eagles
Pick: Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, LB | Notre Dame
I have no idea where to go for the Eagles with this pick. I want to get KVA somewhere in round one. Why not Philly?
28. San Francisco 49ers
Pick: Kade Pieper, IOL, Iowa
Niners need to add some interior blocking. Pieper can play guard or center.
29. Baltimore Ravens
Pick: Jordan Ross, EDGE | LSU
This may be a bit rich for Jordan Ross. But he has been impressive for LSU so far in 2026.
30. Seattle Seahawks
Pick: Chris Cole, LB | Georgia
Interior offensive line should probably be the priority here. But the value doesn’t match up yet. So, an aggressive LB is the call for the ‘Hawks.
31. Buffalo Bills
Pick: John Henry Daley, EDGE | Michigan
I’d normally lean WR here, but I wasn’t thrilled with where the board stacked up. So we get a nice pass rusher for the rotation.
32. Cleveland Browns (from LAR)
Pick: Bear Alexander, DL | Oregon
With QB out of the way early, the Browns can add some aggressive pieces on the defense.
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