Jets make commerce, Ty Simpson slides…
The Serby Mock 4.0 shakes issues up with three trades, including one by the Jets.
John Harbaugh’s first Giants draft decide is a participant he can see fitted for a gold jacket, while Jets GM Darren Mougey leaves the first spherical with an elite go rusher and a big goal for Geno Smith.
Will Ty Simpson make it in the first spherical? You’ll have to read your complete mock to discover out.
1. Raiders
QB Fernando Mendoza, Indiana
Kirk Cousins can mentor the apple of Tom Brady’s eye until he’s prepared.
2. Jets
Edge David Bailey, Texas Tech
Will McDonald can’t chase Josh Allen and Drake Maye by himself, so the draft’s best go rusher allows Aaron Glenn to really feel tremendous about his play calling superpower.
David Bailey of the Texas Tech Red Raiders participates in a drill during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 26, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Getty Images
3. Cardinals
Edge Arvell Reese, Ohio State
Trader Monti Ossenfort either takes “best available player,” with the Micah Parsons ceiling, or entertains an offer he can not refuse and trades down.
4. Titans
RB Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame
A nuclear dual-threat weapon who will scare defenses and make life simpler on Cam Ward. Bijan-esque.
5. Giants
S Caleb Downs, Ohio State
He’ll be the quarterback of the protection for Harbaugh for the next decade, and a future captain and culture-setter.
6. Chiefs (from Browns)
Carnell Tate #17 of the Ohio State Buckeyes participates in drills during 2026 Ohio State Pro Day at Woody Hayes Athletic Center on March 25, 2026. Getty Images
WR Carnell Tate, Ohio State
Patrick Mahomes needs to be pounding the desk for a weapon who adjustments the complexion of the offense and also provides insurance coverage in case Rashee Rice finds bother again.
7. Commanders
LB Sonny Styles, Ohio State
Daniel Jeremiah refers to this 6-foot-5, 244-pound freak as a condor who will fill the giant void left by the departure of Bobby Wagner.
8. Saints
CB Mansoor Delane, LSU
A lockdown nook to substitute Alontae Taylor for defensive coordinator Brandon Staley’s “star” place.
9. Browns (from Chiefs)
OL Spencer Fano, Utah
Coach Todd Monken completes the rebuilding of his O-line with a versatile blocker who can line up wherever he’s needed, and immediately as GM Andrew Berry provides a third-rounder. That 7.34 three-cone, for crying out loud!
10. Bengals
DE Rueben Bain Jr., Miami (Fla.)
Another swing for that elusive double-digit sacker whose relentlessness compensates for those short arms now that Trey Hendrickson is in Baltimore.
Miami offensive deal with Francis Mauigoa, proper, works out during the varsity’s NFL soccer professional day, Monday March 23, 2026, AP
11. Dolphins
OT Francis Mauigoa, Miami (Fla):
A 6-5 ¹/₂, 330-pound bookend for Patrick Paul to shield quarterback Malik Willis. Would be in line to substitute RT Austin Jackson or transfer inside as nicely.
12. Cowboys
DE Keldrick Faulk, Auburn
The Jones Boys flip to a 6-6, 276-pounder for more go rush than they acquired from former first-rounder Taco Charlton.
13. Rams
WR Makai Lemon, USC
Sean McVay will get a feisty new toy, who has drawn Amon-Ra St. Brown comparisons, for Matthew Stafford’s Super Bowl quest. And bear in mind, Puka Nakua has encountered some points and Davante Adams is 34.
14. Ravens
WR Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State
Lamar Jackson can use a 6-2 contested-catch demon who would complement Zay Flowers, and he’ll mitigate the loss of Isaiah Likely … as long as he can keep on the sector.
15. Buccaneers
G Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State
A nasty plug-and-play mauler to open holes for Bucky Irving and keep Baker Mayfield snug.
Monroe Freeling of the Georgia Bulldogs participates in the 40-yard sprint during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 01, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Getty Images
16. Eagles (from Jets)
OT Monroe Freeling, Georgia
Howie Roseman plans for life after Lane Johnson by including to his assortment of Kirby Smart graduates.
17. Lions
OT Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
The athletic 6-6, 352-pounder could be a plug-and-play candidate to substitute Taylor Decker and enable Jahmyr Gibbs to cover behind him.
18. Vikings
TE Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon
T.J. Hockenson might be a 2027 free agent, so why not a field-stretcher with 4.39 velocity to take the heat off Justin Jefferson and help new QB Kyler Murray?
19. Panthers
S Dillon Thieneman, Oregon
A flexible, do-it-all companion for Tre’Von Moehrig.
20. Cowboys
CB Colton Hood, Tennessee
A fearless press man defender with 4.4 velocity to pair with Daron Bland to help repair an traditionally unhealthy secondary and protection for new coordinator Christian Parker.
21. Steelers
WR KC Concepcion, Texas A&M
An explosive separator who could be the third amigo for Aaron Rodgers — Aaron, you’re still returning, proper? — alongside DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr.
22. Chargers
DE Akheem Mesidor, Miami (Fla.)
Khalil Mack is 35 and on a one-year deal and Odafe Oweh is a Commander, so why the fuss over a high-motor predator who is just 25?
23. Jets (from Eagles)
WR Denzel Boston, Washington
Darren Mougey picks up the decide (68) Joe Douglas forked over for Haason Reddick for this 6-4, 210-pound purple zone menace and complement for Garrett Wilson and Adonai Mitchell.
Washington extensive receiver Denzel Boston operating with the ball during Pro Day. AP
24. Browns
WR Oman Cooper Jr., Indiana
A pleasing shock for Monken that Darren Mougey handed on Mendoza’s clutch go-to man. Help for DeShaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders.
25. Bears
DE T.J. Parker, Clemson
A 6-4, 263-pound bookend for Montez Sweat to juice the go rush (35 sacks).
26. Bills
Edge Malachi Lawrence, UCF
An upside 6-4 ¹/₂, 253-pound, long-armed bookend with for Greg Rousseau for new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard’s 3-4 with A.J. Espenesa on the road.
27. 49ers
OT Max Iheanachor, Arizona State
Best obtainable 6-6, 330-pound Nigerian with tantalizing upside instruments to presumably develop into Trent Williams’ inheritor obvious.
28. Texans
OT Blake Miller, Clemson
A reliable 6-7, 317-pound Ironman who missed precisely one observe could be the RT of the future.
29. Chiefs
CB Jermod McCoy, Tennessee
Steve Spagnuolo wants replacements for Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson, and this elite stud would have been the first nook off the board if he hadn’t missed 2025 with a torn ACL.
Quarterback Ty Simpson talks with the media during Alabama’s NFL soccer professional day, Wednesday, March 25, 2026. AP
30. Dolphins
CB Chris Johnson, San Diego State
Rookie head coach Jeff Hafley inherits an injury-ravaged secondary that hasn’t changed Jalen Ramsey.
31. Patriots
S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo
A rangy, big hitter with Kevin Byard III turning 33 in August.
32. Cardinals (from Seahawks)
QB Ty Simpson, Alabama
Rookie head coach Mike LaFleur can groom his potential QB of the future behind Jacoby Brissett.
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