TheNFL scouting combine finished upover the weekend. We saw players such as Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq andArkansas QB Taylen Greenboost their draft stock with record-breaking performances, and we saw others — such asMiamiedge rusher Rueben Bain Jr.'s arm length measurements — come up a bit short.
And with all that also comes a fresh batch of mock drafts from across the football media landscape. TheLos Angeles Ramsare in prime position to swing big with multiple first round picks for the first time since they were in St. Louis, but will they?
USA TODAY Sports:"LA had the league's No. 1 passing game in 2025 – in large part due to Puka Nacua's heroics. But Davante Adams, 33, was the only other productive wideout and battled injuries late in the season and is only under contract for one more year. Boston (6-4, 212) is the kind of supersized red-zone target (20 TD catches since 2024) and boundary receiver who could provide an easy transition from Adams while perfectly complementing Nacua."—Nate Davis
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CBS Sports:"The Rams need to bolster their secondary, and Hood is a physical, ultra-competitive press-man specialist with elite perimeter run-support skills."— Ryan Wilson
1. Las Vegas Raiders – Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
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2. New York Jets – OLB/DE David Bailey, Texas Tech
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3. Arizona Cardinals – OLB/DE Arvell Reese, Ohio State
USA TODAY Sports:"An organization that hasn't had multiple first-round picks since 2014 is in the enviable position of bolstering the roster around QB Matthew Stafford in a bid to make up just a bit of ground on the Super Bowl champion Seahawks … or maybe use some of that capital on a successor for Stafford. Simpson might be that guy even though injuries and inconsistency – including an atypically weaker Crimson Tide roster – caused him to tail off after a strong start in 2025.
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"With only 15 college starts, landing in a spot where he could sit and watch for a year or two – or three – while absorbing first-class tutelage would be hugely beneficial." —Nate Davis
ESPN:"If we're going strictly by talent, McCoy is a top-10 prospect in this class. But he hasn't played a game since 2024, missing all of last season after suffering an ACL tear in January 2025. We're still not sure where he's at in his recovery, as he did not participate in testing or drills at the combine.
"This gives the Rams -- who haven't drafted a corner in the first round since 2006 or before Day 3 since 2019 -- the potential to get a steal here. McCoy is an easy mover who has squeaky-clean technique. All eyes will be on Tennessee's pro day on March 31, when McCoy is expected to participate in a full workout." — Jordan Reid
