2026 NFL Draft Thread

[1984Echoes]

5 hours ago, Nate7474 said:

Honestly linebacker isn’t a stretch to be the pick. Anzalone is probably not back and we could use a a replacement. Someone like Reese(doubtful) or Styles could easily be the selection. With that said I like OT there and look for a DE in the second. 

I'm the other way around.

[Nate7474]

34 minutes ago, 1984Echoes said:

I'm the other way around.

Either way is fine. I just think you’re more likely to find a good rotational DE in the 2nd then a day one starter at left tackle. 

[RatkoVarda]

one extreme is bring back Decker and Ragnow and keep it all the same for a year - Decker-Mahogany-Ragnow-Ratledge-Sewell

the other extreme is both go, Sewell slides to Goff's blind side, Ratledge moves to C, and Mahogany flips to RG, 100% turnover - Sewell-Frazier-Ratledge-Mahogany-Rookie

if Brad tells us he really likes Eguakun's and Manu's progress, I'm gonna lose it

[Shinzaki]

Need to draft a OT (on top of the vet we sign..Decker aint coming back) LB, S, DE and TE in whatever order makes sense.  Carter Smith from IU looks like a  good mid round OT/IOL prospect.   I like the safety from Toledo McNeil Warren in the 2nd rd or Genisis Smith in a later round

[lordstanley]

The Giants’ win over Dallas dropped them from #2 for the draft to #5. 

Edited Monday at 01:19 AM by lordstanley

[Tenacious D]

Have to assume we won’t have Decker, Glasgow, Joseph. Branch, Anzalone and LaPorta next season. Need to identity their replacements.

[MichiganCardinal]

1 hour ago, Tenacious D said:

Have to assume we won’t have Decker, Glasgow, Joseph. Branch, Anzalone and LaPorta next season. Need to identity their replacements.

I expect Joseph will be back. Branch should be back by Thanksgiving. Though can’t foresee whether either be their former self.

LaPorta should be back. My understanding is that it’s just a tricky situation and a dangerous injury so they’re being careful.

I’m holding out hope there is a call between Decker and Ragnow where both agree to give it one more go. And then the call gets detailed in the documentary made about the 2026-2027 Detroit Lions.