NFL Draft Grades: NFC Teams' Wild Swings

0:00It's April 26th. From breaking news to Sunday match-ups, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The 2026 NFL draft just wrapped, and NFC teams had some wild swings in their halls. Standouts like the Cowboys snagged an A-minus with steals at safety and edge, grabbing Caleb Downes at number 11 when he should have gone way higher. Giants pulled an A-minus too, napping Ed rusher Arville Reese at five in tackle Frances Mauigua at 10, both top talents for a medied impact. On the flip, the 49ers bombed with an F, reaching big on receivers and backs that tanked value charts. Meanwhile, Eagles earned a B-plus by loading up weapons for Jalen Hertz, like USC White Out McKay Lemon, at 20 in tight in Eli Stowers and Round. 2. Cardinals drew heat for a D-plus, locking in Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, at 3 with a massive $53 million dollar, fully guaranteed. Deal, more cast and any back ever got, even though their eye and quarterbacks next year.

1:02Rams also landed a D-plus, reaching on Alabama QB tie Simpson at 13, a gamble that doesn't fit their win now by with Stafford on a short leash. Fans and analysts are buzzing over these moves, with Cowboys fans hyped on their defensive reload, ignoring positional value talk this week class. Bears got a C-plus mixing smart safety dillent dynamin at 25, with reaches like receivers avian Thomas way off big boards, Viking state steady at B-minus, betting on injured defensive lineman Kayla Banks at 18, despite his foot surgery, pairing him with Gapstuffer, Dominique Orange for Front 4 Juice. New details show teams like the Saints hitting a B by stacking speed at receiver for Tyler Show, including Arizona State's Jordan Tyson at 8-end, burners like Bryce Lance, Packers quietly built a B-class, starting with corner Brandon Sissy at 52, focusing on physical corners and edge depth without flashy. First rounders, as training can't heat up, these drafts set the stage for NFC battles,

2:05Cowboys and Giants looking loaded, while 49ers and Rams fight uphill too. Best to fire the risks.