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SNS Mock Draft 08 - SNS Staff Three-Round Mock Draft


First Round

1. Las Vegas

Fernando Mendoza / QB / Indiana

After adding veteran QB Kirk Cousins to mentor Mendoza, the Raiders are ready to develop the 2025 Heisman Trophy winner into the team's franchise QB.

2. Dallas (PROPOSED TRADE w/ JETS)

David Bailey / EDGE / Texas Tech

The Cowboys flip picks 12 and 20 for the second pick in the draft for the right to draft Texas Tech EDGE David Bailey.

3. Arizona

Francis Mauigoa / OT / Miami, Fl

The Cardinals need to improve their run blocking and pass protection and draft the physical and nasty Hurricanes ORT to line up opposite Paris Johnson on the Cards' OL.

4. Tennessee

Arvell Reese / EDGE / Ohio State

The Titans agonize over this pick, being torn between Reese and Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love but decide that the need for another EDGE is greater. Reese has tremendous upside to be developed by a patient NFL team.

5. NY Giants

Sonny Styles / LB / Ohio State

Giants have Micah McFadden but he is entering the last year of his contract. Styles is a physical and aggressive hitter and one of the freakiest athletes to enter the draft in decades.

6. Cleveland

Carnell Tate / WR / Ohio State

Tate makes it three consecutive Buckeyes off the board, closing in on the modern-era record of having four prospects drafted in the top ten (Michigan State, 1967). Tate gives the Browns a true number one WR that the team has needed for a few seasons.

7. Washington

Jeremiyah Love / RB / Notre Dame

The Commanders have a huge need and Love is a top five prospect in this draft. It's a marriage made in Heaven.

8. New Orleans

Rueben Bain / EDGE / Miami, Fl

Although not a huge need, the Saints cannot pass on the production and talent that Bain offers. Bain gives the Saints an EDGE to develop to replace Cam Jordan, who is nearing retirement.

9. Kansas City

Spencer Fano / OT / Utah

Fano steps in as an immediate replacement and upgrade at ORT. Fano is a bruising run blocker and a quality run blocker who addresses a major need on the KC offense.

10. Cincinnati

Caleb Downs / S / Ohio State

With the selection of Downs, OSU ties MSU for the record of four Buckeyes being drafted in the top ten. Downs addresses a major need with a premiere talent.

11. Miami

Mansoor Delane / CB / LSU

The Dolphins address a major need by selecting the top CB available in this draft. Delane is smooth, experienced, and profiles as a day one starter in Miami.

12. NY Jets (PROPOSED TRADE w/ Cowboys)

Jermod McCoy / CB / Tennessee

The Jets use their first pick acquired from the Cowboys to select a true, number one CB. The Jets failed to record an INT last year and McCoy is an excellent ball hawk, addressing a huge need for the Jets.

13. LA Rams (via Atlanta)

Makai Lemon / WR / USC

The Rams are playing for a Super Bowl title and decide to add a dynamic receiving option in the 2025 Biletnikoff Award winner. 

14. Baltimore

Olaivavega Ioane / OG / Penn State

The Ravens address a need on their OL by drafting the best IOL in this draft. Ioane is an immediate starter with Pro Bowl potential as a rookie.

15. Tampa Bay

Akheem Mesidor / EDGE / Miami, Fl

The Bucs need another EDGE and Mesidor has the versatility to slide up and down the LOS. Mesidor's experience and production meet what Tampa likes out of their DL.

16. NY Jets (via Indianapolis)

Omar Cooper / WR / Indiana

Cooper gives the Jets a versatile WR who can line up outside or in the slot and gives NY a second WR to pair with Garrett Wilson in the Jets' offense.

17. Detroit

Kadyn Proctor / OT / Alabama

Proctor is a huge prospect who needs to refine his technique but has Pro Bowl potential as OLT. 

18. Minnesota

Dillon Thieneman / S / Oregon

Thieneman seems like a natural fit with the Vikings as the heir apparent to Harrison Smith, who is expected to retire. Thieneman's speed and range will fit in well with what Brian Flores likes out of his defense.

19. Carolina

Kenyon Sadiq / TE / Oregon

Carolina decides to add an explosive athlete to their offense in Sadiq, the fast and dynamic Oregon TE. Carolina just improved their offense by adding a threat to the passig game.

20. NY Jets (via Green Bay / PROPOSED TRADE w/ Cowboys)

TJ Parker / EDGE / Clemson

The Jets use their third and final first-round draft pick on explosive EDGE who has really come on during the post-season all-star game (Senior Bowl) and the NFL Scouting Combine. Parker is a plug and play starter as a rookie.

21. Pittsburgh

Monroe Freeling / OT / Georgia

Although not a huge need, the Steelers select the uber-talented and inexperienced Bulldog OLT. Freeling will compete for a starting job as a rookie.

22. LA Chargers

Avieon Terrell / CB / Clemson

The Chargers select the talented Tiger CB and intend to slide him inside to be a slot CB as a rookie.

23. Philadelphia

Blake Miller / OT / Clemson

Miller has the versatility to line up at either OLT or ORT and will be developed as Lane Johnson's eventual replacement at ORT.

24. Cleveland (via Jacksonville)

Caleb Lomu / OT / Utah

The Browns desperately need an OLT and select the young and talented Ute OLT.

25. Chicago

Cashius Howell / EDGE / Texas A&M

The Bears need another perimeter pass rusher and select the explosive Aggie EDGE. Howell's short arms are a concern but his quickness and burst are as good as any EDGE in this draft.

26. Buffalo

Colton Hood / CB / Tennessee

The Bills have been trying to address their coverage units the past few seasons. Hood has quality man coverage skills and projects as an immediate starter for the Bills.

27. San Francisco

Emmanuel McNeill-Warren / S / Toledo

The Niners decide to improve their defensive turnover potential by adding the athletic ball hawk, EMS to their young secondary.

28. Houston

Peter Woods / IDL / Clemson

The Texans select the first IDL off the board at pick 28. Woods has the versatility to line up and down the LOS for the Texans.

29. Kansas City (via LA Rams)

Zion Young / EDGE / Missouri

KC decides to add an EDGE to line up opposite George Karlaftis and select Young, a strong and physical run defender who plays with maximum effort and motor.

30. Miami (via Denver)

Jordyn Tyson / WR / Arizona State

The Dolphins need a starting WR after releasing Tyreek Hill and trading Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos for pick 30. Tyson is a dynamic receiving talent who always seems to be battling injuries but will become an immediate starter for the Dolphins.

31. New England

Kayden McDonald / IDL / Ohio State

McDonald is a system fit in New England and combines size, power, and strong hands to dominate opponents inside.

32. Seattle

Jadarian Price / RB / Notre Dame

After losing Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker to the Chiefs in free agency, the Seahawks add Irish RB Price to a backfield 


Second Round

33. NY Jets

CJ Allen / LB / Georgia

34. Arizona

Ty Simpson / QB / Alabama

35. Tennessee

Chase Bisontis / OG / Texas A&M

36. Las Vegas

KC Concepcion / WR / Texas A&M

37. NY Giants

Emmanuel Pregnon / OG / Oregon

38. Miami (PROPOSED trade with Houston via Washington)

Max Iheanachor / OT / Arizona State

39. Cleveland

Chris Johnson / CB / San Diego State

40. Kansas City

Bud Clark / S / TCU

41. Cincinnati

R Mason Thomas / EDGE / Oklahoma

42. New Orleans

Jacob Rodriguez / LB / Texas Tech

43. Houston (PROPOSED trade with Miami)

Keylan Rutledge / OG / Georgia Tech

44. NY Jets (via Dallas)

Jake Slaughter / OC / Florida

45. Baltimore

Keldric Faulk / EDGE / Auburn

46. Tampa Bay

Max Klare / TE / Ohio State

47. Indianapolis

D'Angelo Ponds / CB / Indiana

48. Atlanta

Denzel Boston / WR / Washington

49. Minnesota

Lee Hunter / IDL / Texas Tech

50. Detroit

Dani Dennis-Sutton / EDGE / Penn State

51. Carolina

Brandon Cisse / CB / South Carolina

52. Green Bay

Anthony Hill / LB / Texas

53. Pittsburgh

Antonio Williams / WR / Clemson

54. Philadelphia

Zachariah Branch / WR / Georgia

55. LA Chargers

Christen Miller / IDL / Georgia

56. Jacksonville

Eli Stowers / TE / Vanderbilt

57. Chicago

Logan Jones / OC / Iowa

58. San Francisco

Daylen Everette / CB / Georgia

59. Houston

Chris Bell / WR / Louisville

60. Chicago (via Buffalo)

Jalon Kilgore / S / South Carolina

61. LA Rams

Jake Golday / LB / Cincinnati

62. Denver

Darrell Jackson / IDL / Florida State

63. New England

Gennings Dunker / OT / Iowa

64. Seattle

Keionte Scott / CB / Miami, Fl


Third Round

65. Arizona

AJ Haulcy / S / LSU

66. Tennessee

Skyler Bell / WR / UCONN

67. Las Vegas

Caleb Banks / IDL / Florida

68. Philadelphia (via NY Jets)

Michael Trigg / TE / Baylor

69. Houston (via NY Giants)

Mike Washington / RB / Arkansas

70. Cleveland

Carson Beck / QB / Miami, Fl

71. Washington

Germie Bernard / WR / Alabama

72. Cincinnati

Kyle Louis / LB / Pittsburgh

73. New Orleans

Ted Hurst / WR / Georgia State

74. Kansas City

Malik Muhammad / CB / Texas

75. Miami

Treydan Stukes / CB / Arizona

76. Pittsburgh

Drew Allar / QB / Penn State

77. Tampa Bay

Josiah Trotter / LB / Missouri

78. Indianapolis

Kaleb Elarms-Orr / LB / TCU

79. Atlanta

Keith Abney / CB / Arizona State

80. Baltimore

Domani Jackson / CB / Alabama

81. Jacksonville (via Detroit)

Malachi Fields / WR / Notre Dame

82. Minnesota

Sam Hecht / OC / Kansas State

83. Carolina

Domonique Orange / IDL / Iowa State

84. Green Bay

Austin Barber / OT / Florida

85. Pittsburgh

Davison Igbinosun / CB / Ohio State

86. LA Chargers

Zakee Wheatley / S / Penn State

87. Miami (via Philadelphia)

Gabe Jacas / EDGE / Illinois

88. Jacksonville 

Jonah Coleman / RB / Washington

89. Chicago

Chris Brazzell / WR / Tennessee

90. Miami 

Jack Endries / TE / Texas

91. Buffalo

Malachi Lawrence / EDGE / UCF

92. Dallas (via San Francisco)

Will Lee / CB / Texas A&M

93. LA Rams

Caleb Tiernan / OT / Northwestern

94. Houston (PROPOSED trade with Miami thru Denver)

Garrett Nussmeier / QB / LSU

95. New England

Deontae Lawson / LB / Alabama

96. Seattle

Derrick Moore / EDGE / Michigan

97. Minnesota

Emmett Johnson / RB / Nebraska

98. Philadelphia

Rayshaun Benny / IDL / Michigan

99. Pittsburgh

Justin Joly / TE / North Carolina State

100. Jacksonville (via Detroit)

Zxavian Harris / IDL / Ole Miss


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