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Top NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler ranks the 2026 quarterback class, with Texas' Arch Manning as the top prospect, though his future remains uncertain. The list includes other notable prospects like LaNorris Sellers and Garrett Nussmeier, highlighting the potential for a competitive quarterback market in the upcoming draft, with the Steelers actively scouting future options.
The Athletic's Dane Brugler predicts the Seattle Seahawks' 2024 draft picks, including Washington offensive lineman Troy Fautanu in the first round, Utah's Jonah Elliss in the third round, North Carolina's Cedric Gray and Washington's Dominique Hampton in the fourth round, Illinois' Keith Randolph in the sixth round, Florida State's Jordan Travis in the sixth round, and Michigan's AJ Barner in the seventh round. The mock draft also includes insights on each player's strengths and weaknesses, with some commentary on potential alternative picks for the Seahawks.
Dane Brugler's comprehensive seven-round mock draft presents an impressive haul for the New England Patriots, with quarterback Drake Maye, offensive tackle Kingsley Suamataia, and a playmaking wide receiver among their potential picks. In the best-case scenario, the Patriots could land Maye with the third pick, followed by Suamataia in the second round and a playmaking wide receiver in the third round. The article also explores potential options for the Patriots in later rounds, including addressing needs at edge rusher, offensive guard, wide receiver, and tight end.
The Athletic’s Dane Brugler crafted a seven-round mock draft for all 32 NFL teams, including the Carolina Panthers' picks. Brugler's mock includes selections like Ladd McConkey, T.J. Tampa, Jonathon Brooks, Ben Sinnott, Cedric Johnson, Beau Brade, and Josiah Ezirim, with detailed analysis of each player's strengths and potential impact on the team. The article also provides additional insights and considerations for the Panthers' draft strategy, highlighting the team's potential needs and options for improvement.
NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler released a seven-round mock draft, making all 257 picks, with USC quarterback Caleb Williams projected as the Bears' No. 1 overall pick. Other notable selections for the Bears include wide receiver Rome Odunze, edge rusher Chris Braswell, and offensive tackle Javon Foster, aiming to address key positions and add depth to the team.
In Dane Brugler's latest mock draft, the Dallas Cowboys address their biggest needs by selecting an offensive tackle, linebacker, running back, center, and cornerback in the first five rounds. The mock draft aims to bolster the team's roster concerns, with a focus on adding talent to the offensive line, linebacker corps, and backfield.
Analyst Dane Brugler's seven-round mock draft sees the Detroit Lions trading down with the Raiders, acquiring picks No. 44 and 77 in return for pick No. 29. The Lions then select Zach Frazier, Braden Fiske, Ja'Lynn Polk, Caelen Carson, Braiden McGregor, Will Reichard, Sione Vaki, and Johnny Dixon in the subsequent rounds, addressing needs in the trenches, wide receiver, cornerback, and kicker positions.
In Dane Brugler's seven-round mock draft for The Athletic, the Green Bay Packers address big needs by adding three offensive linemen, a potential Day 1 starter at linebacker, and three players for Jeff Hafley’s new secondary. The picks include dominant center Jackson Powers-Johnson, versatile defensive player Darius Robinson, elite linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, long, lean safety Calen Bullock, and offensive lineman Caedan Wallace, among others, to bolster the team's roster for the upcoming NFL season.
The Chicago Bears are preparing for the 2024 NFL draft with only four picks, including the No. 1 overall selection, and are expected to address key needs and overhaul their offense. In Dane Brugler's seven-round mock draft, the Bears are projected to select USC quarterback Caleb Williams, Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze, Alabama linebacker Chris Braswell, and Missouri offensive lineman Javon Foster to strengthen their roster.
Dane Brugler's seven-round mock draft sees the New York Giants missing out on Round 1 quarterbacks, opting for WR Malik Nabers, S Jaden Hicks, RB Trey Benson, QB Michael Pratt, CB Josh Newton, and DL Justin Eboigbe instead. Brugler's picks are based on team needs and prospect-team pairings, with the Giants addressing various positions but notably passing on quarterbacks in the early rounds.
Dane Brugler predicts all 257 picks in a 7-round NFL mock draft, including potential trades and team-by-team hauls. The mock draft includes projections for top prospects like Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, and Drake Maye, as well as insights into team needs and potential pairings. The article also provides a breakdown of the draft results for each team, offering a comprehensive overview of the predicted selections.
The Chicago Bears have a limited number of picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, but with two top nine picks, they have the opportunity to make significant changes to their team. The team is considering top prospects like Caleb Williams and focusing on defensive players, offensive linemen, and wide receivers. Dane Brugler's draft guide provides detailed insights into these prospects, offering valuable information for the Bears' decision-making process.
NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler has released his comprehensive 2024 draft guide, known as "The Beast," featuring scouting reports and player rankings for over 1,900 prospects. The guide includes detailed analysis and background information gathered over 18 months through tape study and conversations with various sources. Available as a PDF, the guide aims to be the most comprehensive resource for the upcoming NFL draft, with special thanks to the team of editors and design team. Readers can download the guide and stay updated on draft coverage through "The Athletic Football Show."
Dane Brugler's post-Combine mock draft has the New York Giants selecting LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers at No. 6, with intriguing quarterback and wide receiver moves in the top 5 picks. The Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders, and Atlanta Falcons make significant moves, while J.J. McCarthy lands with the Minnesota Vikings after a trade with the Tennessee Titans. Bo Nix and Michael Penix Jr. are not selected in the first round of the mock draft.
The 49ers are projected to select offensive lineman Jordan Morgan in a mock draft, offering versatility to solve both short-term and long-term problems on their offensive line. Morgan's ability to play multiple positions would provide immediate help at guard or right tackle and potentially serve as a long-term replacement for left tackle Trent Williams. This pick would give the 49ers flexibility in addressing their offensive line needs and could potentially address major concerns with a single selection.