2027 NFL Mock Draft
Welcome to our latest 2027 NFL Mock! The Chargers take Mestemaker first, as his Oklahoma State breakout has already put him in the 2027 top-quarterback conversation!
But who else gets picked? Well let’s get on to it:
- Los Angeles Chargers — Drew Mestemaker, QB, Oklahoma State. They make a bold franchise-reset bet on the fast-rising passer.
- Tennessee Titans — Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas. Goosby gives Tennessee a potential long-term answer at tackle.
- Miami Dolphins — Dante Moore, QB, Oregon. Miami lands a high-upside quarterback to build around.
- New York Jets (via Indianapolis) — Arch Manning, QB, Texas. The Jets secure a franchise-quarterback prospect with one of their premium picks.
- Philadelphia Eagles — Dylan Stewart, ED, South Carolina. Stewart adds an explosive edge threat to Philadelphia’s defensive front.
- New York Jets — David Stone, DT, Oklahoma. Stone strengthens the interior of New York’s defensive line.
- Washington Commanders — Colin Simmons, ED, Texas. Simmons gives Washington a disruptive pass rusher off the edge.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers — KJ Bolden, S, Georgia. Bolden brings range and playmaking potential to the secondary.
- Arizona Cardinals — Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State. Arizona gets an elite receiving talent and a major boost to its passing game.
- Atlanta Falcons — Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame. Moore offers Atlanta a potential cornerstone in coverage.
- Houston Texans — Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana. Marsh gives Houston another dynamic option for its offense.
- New Orleans Saints — Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia. Robinson adds youth and ball skills to the Saints’ defensive backfield.
- New York Jets (via Dallas) — Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU. Seaton gives the Jets another building block for protecting their quarterback.
- Baltimore Ravens — Cam Coleman, WR, Texas. Coleman adds size and big-play ability to Baltimore’s receiving corps.
- Las Vegas Raiders — Yhonzae Pierre, ED, Alabama. Pierre gives Las Vegas another potential difference-maker as a pass rusher.
- Cleveland Browns — Julian Sayin, QB, Ohio State. Cleveland takes a developmental quarterback with the tools to compete for the future.
- Seattle Seahawks — Trey’Dez Green, TE, LSU. Green gives Seattle a versatile target over the middle and in the red zone.
- Cleveland Browns (via Rams) — Damon Wilson II, ED, Miami. Wilson helps Cleveland add more speed and depth to its edge group.
- Carolina Panthers — OJ Frederique Jr., CB, Miami. Frederique gives Carolina a young corner with room to grow into a starting role.
- New England Patriots — Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, LB, Notre Dame. Viliamu-Asa adds athleticism and range to the Patriots’ linebacker unit.
- Dallas Cowboys (via Packers) — A’Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon. Washington bolsters the middle of Dallas’s defensive front.
- New York Giants — Ryan Wingo, WR, Texas. Wingo adds another explosive playmaker to New York’s offense.
- Cincinnati Bengals — Ahmad Hardy, RB, Missouri. Hardy gives Cincinnati a productive, physical option in the backfield.
- Kansas City Chiefs — Kenyatta Jackson, ED, Ohio State. Jackson strengthens Kansas City’s pass rush with length and upside.
- Philadelphia Eagles (via Jaguars) — Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State. Jones gives Philadelphia another young defensive back to develop.
- Pittsburgh Steelers — LaNorris Sellers, QB, South Carolina. Pittsburgh takes a high-ceiling quarterback who could develop into a long-term starter.
- Detroit Lions — Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama. Brown adds competition and starting potential to Detroit’s secondary.
- Minnesota Vikings — Quincy Rhodes Jr., ED, Arkansas. Rhodes gives Minnesota another athletic edge defender.
- Denver Broncos — Carter Smith, OT, Indiana. Smith offers Denver a versatile lineman to strengthen its protection.
- Tennessee Titans (via Bears) — CJ Carr, QB, Notre Dame. Titans takes a developmental passer as a short-term option behind its established starter.
- San Francisco 49ers — Koi Perich, S, Oregon. Perich adds versatility and playmaking potential to San Francisco’s secondary.
- Buffalo Bills — Ryan Williams, WR, Alabama. Williams gives Buffalo another young target to pair with its developing offense.
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