We’re one month into the 2026 college football season, and while some players have disappointed, particularly as it pertains to next April, when many of them were supposed to change an NFL franchise, plenty of names have also emerged after being barely talked about. I’m not going to spend time discussing Ohio State wide receiver
Early risers for the 2027 NFL Draft:
One final mock draft. As I’ve done for about the last decade, here’s my full seven-round mock draft for every NFL team of the 2026 NFL Draft. From …
Kozora: Complete NFL 7-Round Mock Draft
Ranking Player Position College 1 Caleb Downs SAF Ohio State 2 Arvell Reese LB Ohio State 3 Sonny Styles LB Ohio State 4 Rueben Bain Jr. Edge …
2026 NFL Draft Full Big Board
The first wave of free agency had wrapped. It was time to dive into Pro Football Network’s mock simulator. The goal was to reshape the Cowboys’ roster. I kept things disciplined: only first‑round trades, and only if the simulator offered them.
Then Seattle dropped a blockbuster on the table.
Dallas shipped picks 12 and 152 (359 points) to the Seahawks and walked away with a king’s ransom:
I had extra ammo and a clear mission. I searched for players who could fortify the defense. They also needed to elevate an already top‑five offense. What followed was a draft class built on toughness, upside, and immediate impact.
A grown‑man pass rusher with NFL‑ready strength and technique. Mesidor steps into the rotation on Day One and gives Dallas the juice it needs off the edge.
This is the type of player Cowboys fans fall in love with instantly. Rodriguez flies around the field, diagnoses quickly, and pairs beautifully with Overshown to form a fast, aggressive linebacker duo.
Long, physical, and competitive. Lee adds real heat to the cornerback room and should push for a starting job sooner rather than later.
A young, rangy safety with natural ball skills. Clark enters a strong safety room and gets groomed as a long‑term starter on the back end.
A downhill hammer who brings back the physical identity the run game has been missing. Allen and Javonte Williams form a punishing one‑two punch.
A raw but freakishly gifted tackle prospect. With coaching and patience, Bell has the tools to become Dallas’ left tackle for the next decade.
A big‑bodied target who replaces Tolbert and brings a physical element that Lamb and Pickens don’t. Red‑zone weapon, chain‑mover, matchup problem.
A violent, downhill linebacker who hits like he’s trying to split the turf. Depth, special teams, and tone‑setting energy.
Young, talented, and fresh off an “internship” under Bill Belichick. Dixon brings smart, disciplined corner play and developmental upside.
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