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2026 NFL mock draft: Jordan Reid's predictions for 257 picks - ESPN

The 2026 NFL draft gets rolling Thursday from Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. ET (on ESPN/ABC/ESPN App), so it's time for me to unveil my last mock draft, and every selection is accounted for.

That's right, this seven-round mock draft features 257 prospects who I believe will be selected this week. I've compiled these projections based on my latest intel from conversations with sources throughout the league, months of scouting the entire class and examining each team's biggest positional needs. I didn't project any trades, but that doesn't mean there won't be surprises and intrigue.

So here it is: seven rounds, 257 picks and a lot of predictions for prospects' new homes. We'll start things off with the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 1. Compensatory picks are marked with an asterisk.

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Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana

You can write this pick in Sharpie. The Raiders have been searching for a franchise QB, and Mendoza has the size, arm strength and decision-making ability to be their long-term starter. Mendoza's resiliency helped him overcome several moments of adversity last season and position himself as the No. 1 pick. He finished with an FBS-high 41 touchdown passes to only six interceptions while leading the Hoosiers to a historic 16-0 record and a national championship.

Field Yates and Ben Solak discuss what makes Fernando Mendoza the top player in the 2026 NFL draft.

Arvell Reese, LB/Edge, Ohio State

The pick comes down to Reese vs. Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey. I believe the Jets would prefer Reese's upside even though Bailey is a more polished pass rusher right now. Reese is an interchangeable player with explosive power who has the

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