The Draft Network's Keith Sanchez took a stab at a first-round mock draft with a new draft order in mind. The Rams picked No. 8 and No. 31 in this mock and took two trench players with the team's two selections: Texas A&M edge rusher Cashius Howell and Oregon offensive tackle Isaiah World.

Here’s what the top seven of PFF’s big board looks like: Edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. (Miami), safety Caleb Downs (Ohio State), linebacker Arvell Reese (Ohio State), defensive tackle Peter Woods (Clemson), receiver Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State), edge rusher T.J. Parker (Clemson) and running back Jeremiyah Love (Notre Dame).

The Kansas City Chiefs' season has been rather inconsistent, and it shows in how they project in their 2026 NFL Draft selection spot.

Here's how the 2026 NFL Draft order stacks up after Week 11's Sunday slate of games, according to Tankathon.com: Tennessee Titans: 1-9 record; .572 strength of schedule

The 2026 NFL Draft is months away, but with college football in full swing, it may be time to start looking ahead. With it being another Monday in the calendar, it's time for another installment within our Mock Draft Monday series here on Vikings Wire.

The Cardinals have the 11th pick currently. The Rams have the 10th pick (from the Falcons) and the 27th pick. The 49ers have the 18th pick, and the Seattle Seahawks are at No. 29.

The Bengals haven't had a top 10 pick since 2021 when they took Ja'Marr Chase with the fifth overall selection. Burrow may return in the near future, which would also impact things. If he's able to lead Cincinnati to a few wins down the stretch, they could end up in the middle of the pack like they have over the past two seasons.

But what does the 2026 draft outlook look like at the center position? We’re gonna try to answer that question in this article. Below is a table of all of the top-150 offensive line prospects in the 2026 draft,