This weekend could be one of the biggest in decades for the Miami Hurricanes .
The 2026 NFL Draft is nearly here, and the Hurricanes have over 10 players who are ready to be drafted. Seven are projected to go through the three-day process, while others could sneak up in the later rounds.
The Hurricanes are expected to have three players go in the first round, starting with Rueben Bain Jr. or Francis Mauigoa . Later on in the draft, Akheem Mesidor is expected to be next.
(This will be updated throughout the entire 2026 NFL Draft)
Where:Pittsburgh, PA
When:Thursday, April 23 - Saturday, April 25
Thursday, April 23 -Round: 8 PM ET
Friday, April 24 -Rounds 2-3: 7 PM ET
Saturday, April 25 -Rounds 4-7: 12:00 PM ET
TV: NFL Network, ABC, ESPN, and ESPN Deportes.
The New York added more protection for Jaxson Dart by drafting Mauigoa with the No. 10 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. He is expected to move inside and play guard.
The Buccaneers stayed patient and land one of the best pass rushers in the draft selecting Rueben Bain Jr with the No. 15 pick.
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The Cardinals take a chance on their future quarterback in Carson Beck. Beck is coming off one of his better seasons as a quarterback, but not his best. He led the Canes to the National Championship.
Bell has one of the best potentials in the draft, and getting selected by the Eagles, who have a track record of having great offensive lines. He is a sneaky player who could get more run in the future for the team after some development.
Thomas, being the first DB off the board for the Canes, was a shock, but the Vikings is the perfect place for the heat-seeking missile.
Many expected Scott to be the first off the board for the Canes, but in the end, he was the second and joins Bain in Tampa.
James Brockermeyer , C: Atlanta Falcons
Wesley Bissainthe, LB: Kansas City Chiefs
Keelan Marion , WR/KR: Atlanta Falcons
David Blay Jr., DT: New England Patriots
This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/miami as List of Every Miami Hurricane Player Picked in 2026 NFL Draft and Where They're Headed .
