eNFL 2027 Draft!

1. Atlanta - DE Malcolm Robbins - A great pick to replace traded away Hall of Fame DE Leland Perez.  Without Perez on the other side, Falcons' DE Ahmad Thomas dropped from 12.0 sacks to 0.5 sacks on the year.  Robbins will make the whole DL better.

2. NY Jets - CB Xavier Jackson - Paired with CB Rondell Ferguson, the Jets now have the best young CB tandem in the league.

3.  Denver - DT Tyson Williams - While the Broncos really had hopped DE Malcolm Robbins dropped, they settle for the 6-0, 280 lb DT, who it would appear will make a quick move to end.

4. Tampa Bay - T Quinn Winders - The Buc's starting left tackle gave up 18 sacks last year, 60+ over the last five years.  Winders is exactly what they needed.

5. Cincinnati - WR Nathan Finley - Another perfect fit.  The Bengals have had big time receivers over the years.  Finley will renew that tradition.

6. Indianapolis - S Rashad Bradley - A safety at 1.6 is high, but Bradley has off-the-chart talent, maybe one of the best safety prospects the league has seen.

7.  Buffalo - OLB Kevin Givens - High volatility, no workout, but looks like an elite linebacker.  The Bills' defense gets even better. 

8. New England - QB Quentin James - A bit of a surprise here.  This could go badly.  Time will tell.

9. Detroit - DT Travis Harper - Can't complain about getting the highest rated player in the draft at 1.9.  Not the biggest need, but the best choice.

10. Atlanta - DT Darius Kingston - Wow.  First DE Malcolm Robbins, now Kingston.  Can't ask for a better foundation for a rebuilding defense.

11. Indianapolis - OLB Norman Joseph - The last of the elite players.  Like the Falcons, the Colts are fortunate to pick up two start defensive players.

12. Dallas - S Maurice Clifton - Obviously a good player, but maybe a bit of a reach at this point.  

13.  Chicago - G Floyd Tarver - The Bears already have one of the best guards in the league.  Now they have two of the best guards in the league.

14.  Cleveland - WR Markus Woods - A running back in the 1st round last year, a wide receiver this year.  Browns are ready to take back the North.

15.  Philadelphia - QB Greg Brock - The Eagles fill their biggest need with the highest rated quarterback in the draft.  He's got a lot going for him, unfortunately avoiding sacks isn't one of them.

16. Washington - OLB Richie Caswell - Hard to tell what to make of Caswell.  He's a steal if he keeps his ratings, but he might fizzle.

17.  Pittsburgh - QB Donald Forbes - With QB Horace Burden in his 12th year, the Steelers pick his heir apparent.   He's raw but will not be pressed into action right away.  

18. NY Giants - QB Aaron Everson - The run on quarterbacks is in full swing with the Giants picking up Everson after QB Milo Tucker's devastating knee injury last year.

19. Green Bay - S Ian Herndon - He didn't work out at the combine.  He looks good and help but be a great addition to the Packers' decimated DB corps.

20. Carolina - ILB Jerry Reese - The Panthers jump at a strong, fast, and smart linebacker to plug somewhere into thiere 3-4 defense. 

21. San Francisco - RB Andre Gray - Fast and elusive, Gray gets the nod before a bunch of higher rated running backs.  He turns out to be the only RB drafted in the 1st round.

22. Tampa Bay - WR Anthony Hayes - The Bucs go with Hayes to fill the shoes of traded WR Rodney Williamson.  Those are some big shoes to fill. 

23. Jacksonville - CB Phillip Kay - The Jags add to what is already one of the team's strengths.

24. Houston - WR Darryl Horton - Horton will join Stanford Morris to give the Texans a good pair of young receivers.

25. San Francisco - DE Raymond Wilkes - The 49ers must be thrilled that Wilkes fell this far.  He was projected as a top-10 pick in one of the mock drafts.

26. Chicago - QB Chris Wilkerson - Although he's got the size to play linebacker -- he's 6-4, 246 lbs -- he could be a pleasant surprise behind center.

27. Baltimore - DE Lawrence Revis - Like the 49ers, the Ravens benefit from falling defensive ends and pick up a great value late in the 1st round.

28. San Diego - CB D.J. Travers - The AFC West's scramble for cornerbacks continues.

29. Minnesota - S Erron Lusher - At 6-1. 233 lbs, and with great agility, Lusher will be like an extra linebacker.

30. Oakland - ILB Patrick Hudson - Although his ratings look lousy, the Raiders hope he can live up to his position as the highest rated ILB in the draft.

31. Kansas City - CB J.B. Abraham - The AFC West's scramble for cornerbacks continues.

32. New Orleans - QB Jackie Hackett - With QB Marcus Barker in his 11th year, the Champs take their quarterback of the future.