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sports18h ago

The Jets are projected to take Texas Tech edge David Bailey at No. 2, prioritizing defense after Dante Moore stays in college.
Jeremiyah Love is slated to land with the Chiefs at No. 9, boosting their backfield alongside Patrick Mahomes.
The mock provides a full first-round projection, outlining top prospects and fit guidance for 2026.
Bailey’s 2025 production includes elite quarterback pressures, reinforcing his top-tier pass-rush profile.
The mock aligns with PFF’s premium tools, inviting readers to use the Mock Draft Simulator and Big Board.
Caleb Downs, Rueben Bain Jr., and Carnell Tate are among others highlighted in the top-15 projections.
The article signals a mix of offensive and defensive picks across the board, reflecting team needs.
PFF emphasizes premium analytics and a Big Board for 2026 prospects.
The list includes team-by-team needs, such as the Browns and Jets, shaping early expectations for 2026.

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sports15h ago

Latest: Saints mock draft proposes Makai Lemon as a 2026 WR target for New Orleans.
Lemon’s college numbers and PFF metrics are cited as reasons he fits the Saints’ future plans.
The mock draft suggests Lemon could provide a rookie deal impact for cap efficiency.
The piece presents Makai Lemon as a potential high-end No. 2 option to pair with Chris Olave.
The mock references Tyler Shough’s development and a desire to build around him.
The article places Lemon among the top 2026 receiver prospects behind Tyson and Tate in ESPN rankings.
The mock points to playmakers available in free agency as contrasting options.
The author, Patrick McAvoy, provides background on his sports reporting experience.
The article emphasizes the Saints’ need for another playmaker to boost the offense.
The mock draft mentions the importance of Lemon being on a rookie deal for cap management.
The piece ties Lemon to the broader goal of supporting a developing quarterback in Shough.

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sports15h ago

The Eagles are weighing changes at tight end if Dallas Goedert departs in free agency.
A Pro Football Focus mock draft floated Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq as a potential fit for Philadelphia.
Sadiq’s 2025 season included 51 receptions for 560 yards and eight touchdowns for Oregon.
ESPN currently ranks Sadiq as the No. 1 tight end in the 2026 NFL Draft class.
Goedert’s future with the Eagles remains uncertain after a standout 2025 season.
The mock draft scenario highlights possible directions the Eagles might take at tight end.
The report links the mock draft to broader discussions about the TE room’s future.
Goedert’s contract restructuring kept him with Philadelphia but left free agency questions.
The article emphasizes Sadiq’s athleticism as a developmental trait for NFL teams.
The story was published as part of a broader NFL content package on SI’s Eagles coverage.

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