2026 NFL Mock Draft: Round 7

Marvin Harrison Jr. continues to disappoint, so here’s another receiver for Arizona.

Reggie Virgil is a very tall receiver who can make big plays downfield, but he’s extremely thin and needs to bulk up quite a bit.

Here’s another edge rusher for the Cowboys, who really need to fix their pass-rushing woes.

Nyjalik Kelly is a lengthy edge rusher who can move well, but is a bit undersized and saw his production plummet toward the end of his collegiate career.

The Raiders signed some linebackers this offseason, but they still need depth at the position.

Jack Dingle is a good athlete, but can sometimes be caught out of position.

The Bills haven’t addressed their cornerbacks yet, which they’ll have to do at some point.

Jaylon Guilbeau displayed terrific coverage ability at times.

The Bengals need to draft multiple defensive tackles.

Landon Robinson is explosive off the snap, but struggles in run defense and is not lengthy at all.

Another cornerback makes sense for the Lions, who had severe injury issues at the position.

Andre Fuller is well built and fast, but is extremely raw.

The Redskins need to address their defensive backfield at least twice.

Domani Jackson had a disappointing start to his collegiate career, but has the upside to meet expectations.

It would be surprising if the Steelers didn’t use two picks on cornerbacks.

Ephesians Prysock is a tall and lenghty cornerback who can match up with big wide receivers.

The Titans could use another defensive lineman to bolster their stop unit.

Jordan Van Den Berg is a world-class athlete, but is very raw.

Jake Browning failed, so here’s a potential backup for the future.

Athan Kaliakmanis has plus intermediate accuracy and a quick release.

It would be useless to say that the Dolphins need help at defensive tackle because they need upgrades everywhere.

Rene Konga is an explosive athlete with pass-rushing upside, but is very raw.

The Jets are expected to draft multiple linebackers, given that Demario Davis is nearing the end of his career.

Khalil Jacobs is a speedy linebacker who will likely be a core special-teamer.

The Buccaneers need more depth for their secondary.

Cole Wisniewski is an instinctive safety, but needs to bulk up.

Jonnu Smith is gone, so the Steelers may bring in another tight end.

John Michael Gyllenborg has a nice blend of size and speed.

The Falcons figure to double up on tackles because of their big need at the position.

Alan Herron has tons of starting experience, but can be beaten easily by speed rushers.

You can never have enough talented pass rushers in the loaded NFC West.

Kyle Louis is a versatile linebacker with strong pass-rushing ability, but he’s undersized.

The Jaguars can’t have enough good cornerbacks against Josh Allen.

Damari Brown is a tall (6-foot-2) cornerback, but has speed concerns.

Christian Darrisaw is great, but is way too injury prone.

The aptly named Diego Pounds is a heavy tackle who played on the blind side in college. He has a ton of experience.

The Vikings could obtain two cornerbacks at the very least.

Julian Neal is a well-rounded cornerback with good size.

Here’s a player for safety depth and special teams help.

Jacob Thomas is a raw, but athletic safety.

Two receivers make sense for the Steelers in this draft, given their lack of depth at the position.

Jeff Caldwell is a massive, lengthy receiver with great speed. However, he’s a poor route runner who drops lots of passes.

The Dolphins are expected to draft a developmental quarterback at some point.

Mark Gronowski is a dual-threat quarterback with accuracy woes.

Ben Johnson will likely draft a running back most years in the late rounds.

Robert Henry is a small running back, but he’s an explosive athlete with upside.

It goes without saying that protecting Trevor Lawrence is paramount.

Ethan Onianwa is a huge tackle who may have to move inside.

The Bears need to add as much talent to their defensive line as possible.

Anterio Thompson is a fast and strong athlete, but must improve his technique.

The Jets can’t have enough quality pass rushers to vanquish Drake Maye and Josh Allen.

Cian Stone is an explosive but raw edge rusher.

Here’s some defensive depth and special teams help.

Justin Jefferson moves well in coverage, but is undersized.

The Vikings could stand to add a tight end after losing one on the open market.

Lance Mason is a sound receiver, but has athletic and blocking limitations.

Here’s some secondary and special teams help.

Devon Marshall is small, but explosive.

The Broncos have a great pass rush, but could use some depth in the area.

Mikail Kamara is undersized, but he’s explosive and possesses plenty of pass-rushing moves.

The Patriots could stand to add depth in their secondary, which is a weakness right now.

Malik Spencer can play multiple spots in the secondary, but struggles with speed.

The Browns should add another tackle to make sure they can protect their quarterback.

Keegan Trost has short arms and can be beaten by speed rushers.

The Colts could easily address linebacker much earlier, given how much of a weakness it is.

Bryce Boettcher is undersized, but can cover well and seldom misses tackles.

Multiple receivers are needed to improve Baltimore’s roster.

Dillon Bell is a Deebo Samuel-type player who can play receiver, running back, and kick returner.

Linebacker is a big weakness for the Rams, so they could double up at the position.

Xavien Sorey is a bit undersized, but he was a highly productive linebacker for Arkansas.

The Rams love using three-tight end formations, so here’s another one for them.

Jack Velling was a touchdown machine at Oregon State, showing some impressive receiving ability. He’s lackluster as a blocker.

The Ravens haven’t drafted a linebacker yet, so here’s a depth piece and special teams help.

Jackson Kuwatch needs to be developed, but tested well at his pro day.

The Colts haven’t added depth to their secondary just yet.

Hezekiah Masses is a lengthy cornerback, but he is frail and commits lots of penalties.

The Packers will need as much cornerback help to deal with Caleb Williams and Jared Goff.

Malcolm Dewalt is a very speedy cornerback who needs to be developed.

The Broncos lost a talented defensive lineman, so they could add a couple of players at the position.

Nick Barnett is a stout defensive tackle, but doesn’t have much quickness. He’s also raw and inexperienced.

The Broncos could stand to add some offensive line depth in the final round.

Josh Gesky is a stout lineman who can play guard and center.