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Mansoor Delane was named to On3's All-American Team, signaling a standout season for LSU's defense.
Delane posted 13 catches on 35 targets for 147 yards and two interceptions while anchoring LSU's secondary.
LSU leaders praise Delane's play as elevating the Tigers in pass defense and interceptions.
Delane chose LSU to prove his worth to NFL scouts, signaling a jump toward an NFL Draft.
Delane will miss the Texas Bowl to focus on health and NFL preparation.
On3 regards Delane as a potential first-round NFL Draft pick after a productive season.
Delane's season contributed to LSU's defensive achievements in pass defense and ball security.
Delane's background includes starting at Virginia Tech before transferring to LSU.

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ESPN’s Field Yates projects Mansoor Delane as a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, placed at No. 11 by the Minnesota Vikings.
Delane is noted for size and ball disruption, thriving in man coverage and showing run-defense willingness in Brian Flores’ system.
Delane helped LSU boast a top-rated pass efficiency defense in the SEC during his lone season in Baton Rouge.
On3 All-American recognition and an All-SEC first-team selection bolster Delane’s draft stock.
The article notes LSU’s defensive prowess as a backdrop to Delane’s development and draft prospects.

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NFL draft chatter links Mansoor Delane to the Vikings at No. 11 in several mock drafts for 2026.
Delane is praised for size, ball skills, and potential fit in Brian Flores' aggressive system.
Vikings' CB depth has been underwhelming this season, increasing urgency to draft an early cornerback.
Delane’s college resume includes multiple interceptions and passes defended, boosting NFL readiness talk.
Delane is described as a potential long-term starter who could thrive on man and zone coverage.
Delane’s LSU numbers include 11 passes defended in 11 games and two interceptions this season.
The article notes a lack of true star cornerbacks in Minnesota since Xavier Rhodes’ peak years.
ESPN’s Field Yates is cited as a source for Delane being linked to Minnesota in mock drafts.
The piece highlights the potential fit for Minnesota’s defensive system under coach Brian Flores.
The article notes Delane’s versatility as a cornerback who can play both man and zone coverage.

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