I really wanted a cb late but none were there that I liked. Did the pfn one.

31.

Colston Loveland
TE Michigan

63.

Omarion Hampton
RB North Carolina

66.

Xavier Restrepo
WR Miami (FL)

95.

Shemar Turner
DT Texas A&M

168.

Theo Wease Jr.
WR Missouri

232.

Johnny Walker
EDGE Missouri

256.

Yahya Black
DT Iowa

Did a slight trade back with Cleveland...not sure how realistic this the auto offers are.

33
Kenneth Grant
DL | Michigan
A+

63
TreVeyon Henderson
RB | Ohio State
A

66
Elic Ayomanor
WR | Stanford
A+

95
Tate Ratledge
IOL | Georgia
A+

103
Andrew Mukuba
S | Texas
A

133
Chris Paul Jr.
LB | Mississippi
A
162

Jacob Parrish
CB | Kansas State
A+

225
Rylie Mills
DL | Notre Dame
B+

247
Kyle Monangai
RB | Rutgers

NFL Mock Draft Simulator Database:

This would be a dream scenario that's not likely, especially Egbuka falling to us at 31.
Assuming we sign Trey Smith, Hollywood, and a LT in free agency. I really like another thread talking about free agency for offense and attack defense in the draft.

Drafted a dynamic WR and RB, reinforced the defensive line and LB. I'm not sure about Paul, but the Chief's brought him in for a visit, so they must be interested.

31- Emeka Egbuka WR
63- J.T. Tuimoloau Edge
66- T.J. Sanders DT
95- Dylan Sampson RB
123- Chris Paul Jr.- LB

Traded 31 to the Raiders for 37, 107, and 224


37) Derrick Harmon - DL, Oregon

63) Landon Jackson - EDGE, Arkansas

66) Mason Taylor - TE, LSU

95) Jaylin Noel - WR, Iowa State

107) Demetrius Knight - LB, South Carolina

132) Ollie Gordon II - RB, Oklahoma State

224) Brandan Crenshaw-Dickson - OT, Florida

256) Jason Marshall Jr. - CB, Florida

31.
Josh Conerly Jr.
OT Oregon

63.
Jordan Burch
EDGE Oregon

76.
Isaiah Bond
WR Texas

95.
Bhayshul Tuten
RB Virginia Tech

150.
Ty Robinson
DT Nebraska

232.
Logan Brown
OT Kansas

256.
Cody Simon
LB Ohio State

Pulled a silly mock off of NFL MDDS -

Traded the 31 pick to the Bears for picks 39, 197, and 242 plus R2, R3, and R5 in '26
Traded the 197 pick to the Chargers for picks 201 and 215


39) Nick Emmanwori - S, South Carolina

63) Princely Umanmielen - EDGE, Mississippi

66) Mason Taylor - TE, LSU

95) Dylan Sampson - RB, Tennessee

132) Chris Paul Jr. - LB, Mississippi

201) Elijah Roberts - DL, SMU

215) Theo Wease - WR, Mizzou

242) Logan Brown - OT, Kansas

256) Brandon Adams - CB, UCF


I'd be pretty thrilled if it went down like that, which means it will come nowhere close to going down like that. Lol

1st attempt - Post Thuney trade rumors

Assumption: Cam Robinson @ LT, Kingsley at LG

31) Kenneth Grant DT (340 lbs, long arms, high motor)
63) Cameron Williams RT (will replace Taylor in 2026)
66) Elic Ayomanor WR (6'2", good hands, 4.47...needs a little tech polish)
95) Demetrius Knight LB (Bolton heir, a little faster, thumper but not a great cover guy)
132) Zak Frazier CB (6'3", runs in the 4.3s, project, but worth a shot. Passed on RBs Giddens, Gordon, Damien Martinez...all look like mudders to me that run too high)
256) Donovan Edwards RB (good value here. Plays Hunt role, but far more burst than present Kareem. Mich RBs usually tough as nails.)

NFL Mock Draft Database (Post Thuney trade)

Assumptions: Cam Robinson at LT, Kingsley at LG.

I stopped after pick 132 since I only had two 7th round choices left.

Made numerous trades that were offered to me. This draft is highly unlikely but man what a haul! These are so much fun to do and a good way to learn about the prospects at all levels of the draft.

31) Kenneth Grant- DT (Good against the run and provides good pass rush, can play next to Jones at nose tackle as well)

69) Cameron Williams- OT (Great value at this pick, possible/likely replacement in 2026 for Taylor at RT)

71) Quinshon Judkins- RB (Time to draft a very talented back in the early rounds)

93) Jalen Royals- WR (Potential X receiver that can stretch the field and compliment Rice/Worthy)

95) Tate Ratledge- OL (Not really an immediate need but good draft value for this pick, restocking the trenches is never a bad idea, bonus if he proves to be an upgrade from Kingsley at LG)

105) Josaiah Stewart- Edge (Dynamic pass rush specialist to use on passing downs, provide others with rest in a good rotation)

132) Zy Alexander- CB (Good height at 6' 1", outside man/press corner. Can push McDuffie to the slot majority of time where he is best, cheap against the salary cap and can eventually replace Watson/Williams at a much cheaper cost)

I won't use that NFL Mock Draft Database on principle since they fill half the screen with ads.

They also make some very unrealistic trade proposals.

SEE: post 66

That shit would get a GM fired, lol

31.
Josh Simmons
OT Ohio State

63.
TreVeyon Henderson
RB Ohio State

66.
Jordan Burch
EDGE Oregon

95.
Tory Horton
WR Colorado State

168.
Joshua Farmer
DT Florida State

232.
Yahya Black
DT Iowa

256.
Jaydon Blue
RB Texas

There’s still no consistency in the simulators

31.
Mason Graham
DT Michigan

63.
Donovan Jackson
OG Ohio State

66.
TreVeyon Henderson
RB Ohio State

95.
Anthony Belton
OT NC State

133.
Tre Harris
WR Mississippi

226.
Tory Horton
WR Colorado State

251.
Nohl Williams
CB California

257.
Omarr Norman-Lott
DT Tennessee

I just ran PFFs and all of James Pearce, Derrick Harmon, Nic Scourton, and Josh Conerly were available at 31.

I ended up going:

1. DT Derrick Harmon, Oregon
2. DE Jack Sawyer, Ohio State
3. RB Cam Skattebo, Arizona State
3. OT Anthony Belton, N.C. State

I mainly use PFF as I think, broadly, it's more realistic than others. That said I would s*** the bed if we ended up with those options. I tend to go with Pearce and then whoever is left over at DT, normally Omarr Norman-Lett. Otherwise, it's Harmon and then pretty similar to what you've got there, but more often Sampson at RB.