NFL Mock Draft: Edge Rushers, QBs Dominate

0:00It's March 4th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to Stay Locked in All Season, a new mob drive from Fox Sports after the NFL Combine shakes up projections for the 2026 draft. It shows teams loading up on edge rushers and versatile defenders early, while quarterbacks and offensive linemen stay in high demand. The Las Vegas Raiders grab Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, first overall for his poise and arm strength. Right behind him, defenses dominate with Ohio State edge rusher Arville Reese going to the New York Jets at number two. Arizona takes Texas Tech's David Bailey third, and Miami's Rubin Bane Jr. lands with the Tennessee Titans 4th. These picks highlight how athletic pass rushers with quick bursts are rising fast. Fans and scouts love how the Combine backed up these prospects college tape, showing elite speed and power. For teens like the Jets and Cardinals, these guys could transform weak fronts and boost pressure on quarterbacks.

1:00It's all about building tough defenses in a past first league. Later rounds mix it up, with the New York Giants selecting Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs at five for his range in the secondary. Cleveland Browns add Utah Tackle Spencer Fano, sixth to shore up their line, followed by more playmakers like a linebacker to Washington and a running, back to New Orleans. With pro days and workouts still coming, expect the board to shift more. This draft class buzzes with talent ready to make an impact right away. Appreciation to our sponsor for back in this episode. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, solypillow.com