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Bills at 26 in 2026 Mock Draft Watch: Edge, WRs, and More in Play
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Bills at 26 in 2026 Mock Draft Watch: Edge, WRs, and More in Play

Buffalo Bills’ No. 26 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft is the focus of Mock Draft Watch 3.0, with analysts predicting a mix of defensive help and offensive weapons—from edge rushers Mason Thomas and T.J. Parker to safeties like Dillon Thieneman, a linebacker such as CJ Allen, and receivers like Denzel Boston or Malachi Fields—summarizing a trend that favors adding defensive depth while also upgrading Josh Allen’s receiving corps. The piece aggregates predictions from Sporting News, Fox Sports, USA Today, ESPN, NFL.com and others.

Beck Uses Combine to Clarify Comeback, Eyes Dolphins Fit
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Beck Uses Combine to Clarify Comeback, Eyes Dolphins Fit

Carson Beck used the NFL scouting combine to explain that his love for football never faded, attributing his return to rehab from a surgically repaired elbow after leaving Georgia for Miami. He posted strong numbers at UM (3,813 yards, 30 TDs in 16 games) and met with the Dolphins in Indianapolis as draft buzz grows, with mid‑round projections and potential fit in South Florida amid Miami’s cap and roster moves for 2026.

Beck would be 'super stoked' to land with the Browns, Monken reunion possible
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Beck would be 'super stoked' to land with the Browns, Monken reunion possible

Carson Beck said he would be super stoked if the Browns drafted him, a scenario he would welcome, especially if he could reunite with coach Todd Monken who mentored him at Georgia; Beck, who transferred to Miami after Georgia, has met with multiple NFL teams and capped his college career with 11,725 passing yards, 88 touchdowns and 32 interceptions.

Broncos Target Georgia LB CJ Allen as Ideal 30th-Overall Pick
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Broncos Target Georgia LB CJ Allen as Ideal 30th-Overall Pick

Denver owns the 30th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and appears ready to target Georgia linebacker CJ Allen after the Combine. Analysts highlight Allen’s high football IQ, leadership, and fit as a “green dot” middle linebacker — a natural long-term starter for a Broncos defense that wants improved communication and run defense. Lance Zierlein’s profile reinforces his three-down potential, while the team may still explore free-agent moves (including potential re-signing of Alex Singleton) to round out the linebacker corps.

Two Top Edge Rushers Could Define the 2026 Super Bowl Run
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Two Top Edge Rushers Could Define the 2026 Super Bowl Run

As the 2026 NFL draft nears, Rueben Bain and David Bailey are viewed as the two premier edge rushers, combining prolific college production with high ceiling projections. Bain brings a relentless, kill-all mindset and has made a strong impression at the NFL combine, while Bailey combines elite speed and bend with a psychological/mental approach. With the class depth at edge and teams prioritizing pressure to shake up quarterback play, Bain or Bailey could be the game-changing addition for a Super Bowl contender.

Lions target four high-character defensive linemen at the 2026 NFL Combine
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Lions target four high-character defensive linemen at the 2026 NFL Combine

The piece highlights four high-character defensive linemen thought to fit Detroit’s style for the 2026 NFL Draft: Illinois edge Gabe Jacas, Florida edge George Gumbs Jr., Auburn lineman Keldric Faulk, and Georgia nose tackle Christen Miller. It notes Jacas’ leadership and motor, Gumbs’ unique background and an informal Lions meeting, Faulk’s violent, young versatility, and Miller’s run-stopping strength and candid personal growth story, with Akheem Mesidor as a no-show during interviews.

Ray Lewis Becomes Bain's Mentor as Ravens Eye Top Pass-Rusher in Draft
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Ray Lewis Becomes Bain's Mentor as Ravens Eye Top Pass-Rusher in Draft

At the NFL Scouting Combine, Rueben Bain Jr. said he’s been leaning on Ray Lewis for film insight as the Ravens weigh him as a potential top pick. Bain, Miami’s standout edge rusher with 9.5 sacks and 15.5 TFL last season, faces size and arm-length questions that could affect his NFL projection, a familiar debate for Ravens prospects. The piece also notes Clemson’s Peter Woods meeting with Ravens coaches and Mike Macdonald’s advice for Jesse Minter as Baltimore refines its defensive front.

OSU’s Arvell Reese Signals Edge-First NFL Path, Jets Interest Grows
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OSU’s Arvell Reese Signals Edge-First NFL Path, Jets Interest Grows

At the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese said he envisions an edge/OLB role in the NFL and wants to rush the passer, signaling top-draft potential and interest from the Jets after meeting with them; he credits coaches Patricia and Laurinaitis for development and notes his versatility could fit multiple defensive schemes, echoing comparisons to Micah Parsons.

2026 Nose Tackle Class Could Shape Green Bay's D-Line
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2026 Nose Tackle Class Could Shape Green Bay's D-Line

Sports Info Solutions’ first 2026 draft big board highlights which defensive tackles could fit nose-tackle roles, noting Green Bay’s need to replace Kenny Clark and potentially switch to a 3-4. The piece names credible nose-tackle prospects (Kayden McDonald, Lee Hunter, Darrell Jackson Jr., Domonique Orange, Dontay Corleone, Tim Keenan III, DeMonte Capehart), all projected over 310 pounds, with Hunter often viewed as more of a 3-technique; top targets may not be around by pick 52.

Mendoza Holds No. 1 in 2026 Mock Draft as Giants Address Defense at No. 5
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Mendoza Holds No. 1 in 2026 Mock Draft as Giants Address Defense at No. 5

NBC Sports’ Mock Draft 2.0 keeps Fernando Mendoza as the No. 1 overall pick to the Raiders, while the New York Giants land the No. 5 pick to add defensive anchor Caleb Downs. The rest of the top of the first round features a mix of standout tackles, edge players and playmakers, including Arvell Reese at No. 2, Francis Mauigoa at No. 3, and Carnell Tate at No. 4, with a broader group of tackles, WRs and defenders shaping the early 2026 class.

Seahawks Explore 32 and 64: Potential Draft Scenarios for 2026
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Seahawks Explore 32 and 64: Potential Draft Scenarios for 2026

With the combine and free agency ahead, Seattle has four picks and potential to trade down from No. 32. The piece maps realistic options for Nos. 32 and 64, including KC Concepcion (WR) and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (S) at 32 and Jadarian Price (RB) and Sam Hecht (C) at 64, aiming to balance immediate help with long-term upside in a thinner 2026 draft class.