NFL Mock Draft: Raiders, Jets, and More

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News Today Football Coverage, powered by AI. With free agency in the rearview mirror, NFL teens are eyeing the 2026 draft set for Pittsburgh in just one month. Our latest mock draft factors in the scouting combine, key trades, and early college pro days projecting how each squad shores up weaknesses. The Las Vegas Raiders lead off by grabbing Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza at number one to finally fix their signal callers spot. Earlier this week, we saw the New York Jets snag Texas Tech Edge-Rusher David Bailey and number two to bolster their shaky secondary while Arizona and Tennessee follow with Miami's Ruben Bane Jr. in Ohio State's Carnell Tate. Ohio State prospects dominate early with linebacker Arville Reese to the Giants at five and more, buck eyes like sunny styles and safety Caleb Downs, heading to New Orleans and Cincinnati later in the top 10. Fans are buzzing about how these picks match real needs, like the chief stumping their

1:00tackle and taking Miami's Frances Mauigua at nine, or the Browns doubling up on Utah's Caleb Lomu and Texas A&M's Kevin Concepcion for line and receiver help. Teens like the Jets and Cowboys grab multiple first round talents, addressing past rush and trenches. Meanwhile, pro days are shaking things up, boosting guys like Arizona State's Jordan Tyson to Washington at seven and Clemson's Dylan Thenderman two, Tampa Bay at 15. Running back Jeremiah Love might not last to Minnesota at 18, and veterans like the Eagles plan ahead with Alabama's Caden Proctor. As workouts wrap and boards finalize, expect trades to flip this script before Pittsburgh lights up next month.