In his first mock of the 2026 NFL Draft, Daniel Jeremiah sees the Raiders selecting a new franchise cornerstone, while the Jets are among four teams to pick a wide receiver. Check out his full first-round projection,

NFL Draft order 2026: Updated list of picks for every team after conference championships originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The 2025 NFL season is almost over, which means the 2026 offseason is quickly approaching.

LSU's Garrett Nussmeier has an opportunity to rise in an underwhelming QB class. Which other prospects could open scouts' eyes this week?

The NFL draft order is nearly set. After the New England Patriots beat the Denver Broncos in the AFC championship and the Seattle Seahawks downed the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC championship, all but two picks are confirmed. The loser of the Super Bowl will take the 31st pick, while the winner will get the final pick of the first round.

The 2026 NFL Draft order is almost set at the end of the divisional round. Here's how things look before the conference championship games.

The Chicago Bears might have no choice but to reach on this position in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft.

Dante Moore, Oregon, 6'3, 210 lbs (Projected top 5 pick) Moore is the natural thrower of the group, lofting deep balls with touch and driving intermediate routes with clean mechanics. His game blends smooth pocket movement with the confidence to attack tight windows, giving coordinators freedom to stretch the field horizontally and vertically.

Local officials are using the NFL Scouting Combine as an opportunity to show off the city as they seek to land the NFL Draft in the future.

See what the first-round order would look like if the 2026 NFL Draft took place after Week 16 results. The New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders are in a tight race for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. A handful of three-win teams are close ...

Full 2026 NFL Mock Draft projecting every first-round pick as QB scarcity allows for creative trades and big talent influxes.

Matthew Stafford declined to speculate on his future when asked about his plans for 2026 after the Los Angeles Rams loss in the NFC title game.