No. 11: Miami Dolphins – Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The word "need" is thrown around often when talking about the draft, but Miami's requirement for receivers is so far beyond that. As it stands, Malik Willis is throwing to a handful of NFL journeymen and rotational players, a far cry from the usual supporting cast of a QB making as much as he is. Tyson is physically dominating and will be a playmaking presence if he can stay healthy, checking several boxes in South Beach.
No. 12: Dallas Cowboys – Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn
Faulk hasn't been projected this high very often, but he has the makeup of a player that NFL teams routinely covet more than the general media. He's an elite run defender who can anchor a front seven immediately, something Dallas could use after trading away Osa Odighizuwa. His pass-rush tools are a work in progress, but the Cowboys have had loads of success in their player development, making him a possible every-down game-changer.
No. 13: Los Angeles Rams (via ATL) – Makai Lemon, WR, USC
Davante Adams' future, even if he isn't traded this offseason, doesn't appear to be with Los Angeles long-term. Lemon's versatility and tactical takedowns of defenders fit seamlessly with the Sean McVay scheme. He would find plenty of favorable matchups next to Puka Nacua and have the chance to continue their offensive prowess.
No. 14: Baltimore Ravens – Spencer Fano, OT/C, Utah
Fano's positional projection has been a major point of emphasis in the pre-draft process, whether he ends up as a tackle or sliding inside to center. If it's the former, Baltimore would have itself a stalwart on the exterior offensive line. The latter is an instant, high-upside replacement for Tyler Linderbaum, giving them the chance to make their offensive transition smooth.
No. 15: Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
A polarizing prospect whose position on NFL teams' draft board is likely as inconsistent as they come, McCoy remains a top talent in the class. Tampa Bay will have to find a succession plan for veteran Jamel Dean, who was their top outside corner in 2025 before departing, and the Tennessee product has a skillset worth betting on.