Atlanta Falcons' No-Trade Mock Draft: Rebuilding Key Spots

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The 2026 NFL Combine wrapped up last weekend featuring one of the most athletic draft classes in years. Testing numbers now shape team plans more than ever, especially for the Atlanta Falcons and their new front office crew, with just five picks on hand round two pick 48, round three pick 79, round four pick 114, round six pick 196, and round seven pick 231. This no trade mock draft shows how they could rebuild key spots after the Indianapolis workouts. Top priority hits early with edge rusher needs, spiking after Ricky James per's juniors arrest, and pending free agents. At pick 48, UCF standout Malachi Lawrence slides in perfectly. This 6'4, 253 pound athlete exploded at the combine, bringing advanced pass rush moves and length to pair with Jalon. Walker right away.

1:01Meanwhile, the receiver group stays deep into day two, so Atlanta grabs Tennessee's Chris Purcell, the second at 79. His 4.3740 yard dash highlights speed on a 6'5 frame, stretching fields for stars like Drake London and Kyle Pitts. Even if press coverage needs work. On day three, Clemson defensive tackle, Demonte K Part, lands at 114 after a strong combine showing. His 6'5, 313 pound billpluds run gaps with power and long arms, fitting the Falcon's young D-line trend. Later picks at Oregon's slot corner, Jadon Kennedy, for a secondary depth amid injuries, and Indiana tight in Riley, Noah Kowski as a gritty blocker if. Veterans like Charlie Warner depart. These selections target immediate holes, while banking on combine risers for value. As for agency Looms, Atlanta's board has shifted, setting up an aggressive rebuild around Michael Pinnock's junior and the offense. D&N is sponsored by our partner.

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