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Pick #	Team	Player	Pos.	College
1	Tennessee Titans	Cam Ward	QB	Miami
2	Cleveland Browns	Travis Hunter	WR/CB	Colorado
3	New York Giants	Abdul Carter	EDGE	Penn State
4	New England Patriots	Will Campbell	OT/G	LSU
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	Ashton Jeanty	RB	Boise State
6	Las Vegas Raiders	Armand Membou	OT	Missouri
7	New York Jets	Tyler Warren	TE	Penn State
8	Carolina Panthers	Jalon Walker	EDGE	Georgia
9	New Orleans Saints	Tetairoa McMillan	WR	Arizona
10	Chicago Bears	Mason Graham	DL	Michigan
11	San Francisco 49ers	Walter Nolen	DL	Ole Miss
12	Dallas Cowboys	Matthew Golden	WR	Texas
13	Miami Dolphins	Will Johnson	CB	Michigan
14	Indianapolis Colts	Colston Loveland	TE	Michigan
15	Atlanta Falcons	Mykel Williams	EDGE	Georgia
16	Arizona Cardinals	Jahdae Barron	CB	Texas
17	Cincinnati Bengals	Mike Green	EDGE	Marshall
18	Seattle Seahawks	Grey Zabel	G/C	No. Dakota St.
19	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jihaad Campbell	LB	Alabama
20	Denver Broncos	Omarion Hampton	RB	North Carolina
21	Philadelphia Eagles (fr.Pit )	Josh Simmons	OT	Ohio State
22	Los Angeles Chargers	Kenneth Grant	DL	Michigan
23	Green Bay Packers	Maxwell Hairston	CB	Kentucky
24	Minnesota Vikings	Derrick Harmon	DL	Oregon
25	Houston Texans	Kelvin Banks	OT/G	Texas
26	New York Giants (fr. Rams)	Jaxson Dart	QB	Ole Miss
27	Baltimore Ravens	Malaki Starks	SAF	Georgia
28	Detroit Lions	Shemar Stewart	EDGE	Texas A&M
29	Washington Commanders	Tyler Booker	OG	Alabama
30	Buffalo Bills	Nick Emmanwori	SAF	South Carolina
31	Kansas City Chiefs	Josh Conerly	OT	Oregon
32	Pittsburgh Steelers (fr. Phil)	Emeka Egbuka	WR	Ohio State

TRADES:

The Eagles, in pursuit of offensive line consistency as well as using some of their nice abundance of picks in the next couple of drafts, move up to get an offensive tackle with huge upside. The Eagles move from No. 32 to No. 21 to get Josh Simmons and give the Steelers pick No.64.

The Steelers are shallow on picks and would like to move down. In this scenario, it's likely that the Steelers would also flip a higher pick for a slightly lower pick to even it out (Ex: Steelers 4th at No. 123 for one of the Eagles 5th rounders. This also could be a development if they trade away George Pickens; in fact the team would be more likely to stick and pick at No. 21 (still with Egbuka) if they use Pickens as a way to accumulate additional draft capital. None the less, this trade is put into the mock draft to illustrate a) The Eagles potential desire to move up and use some capital, and b) the Steelers need to accumulate capital.

Trade #2: The Texans might sit in a nice spot at No. 26 overall if they wish to fall out of the Night One and grab some additional Night Two draft capital. Here, the Giants make the call to move up and give up a future pick to grab Jaxson Dart. In this mock draft, only two quarterbacks go in the first round, as Shedeur Sanders must wait for Night Two.

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