2027 NFL Mock Draft November 4

The 2026 football season is here, but it is never too early to look ahead. Here is the 2027 NFL Mock Draft November 4.

Note: This draft order is based on current draft order.

1. Los Angeles Chargers– Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State Buckeyes

Smith is the best player in the class and the Chargers need a game-changing wide receiver. A trade could be considered if teams are willing to move up for one of the quarterbacks, but if not, the Chargers can feel happy with Smith.

2. Tennessee Titans– Colin Simmons, EDGE, Texas Longhorns

The Titans could be persuaded to move off of Cam Ward at quarterback, but he has shown flashes. Simmons could really improve the pass rush as a great athlete.

3. Miami Dolphins– Drew Mestemaker, QB, Oklahoma State Cowboys

Miami signed Malik Willis and he is playing decently, but they need a quarterback of the future. Mestemaker has adjusted to the power conference level well and has good arm talent.

4. New York Jets (via IND)- Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Moore is a shutdown corner who has performed well against some talented draft prospects. The Jets need defensive help and taking Moore can really help the secondary.

5. Philadelphia Eagles– Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU Tigers

The Eagles will need to figure out whether Jalen Hurts is going to be their quarterback long-term, but regardless, the offensive line needs to be improved. Seaton is a great pass blocker who can improve the unit immediately.

6. New York Jets– Darian Mensah, QB, Miami Hurricanes

The Jets will need to use their first-round draft capital to select or trade for a quarterback. Mensah doesn’t have the strongest arm, but he is accurate and protects the football.

7. Houston Texans– William Echoles, DL, Ole Miss Rebels

Houston hasn’t had great defensive play this season, at least relative to expectations. Getting Echoles to disrupt things on the interior could help raise the level of play. A trade down in order to get more picks and selecting offensive linemen is also in play.

8. New Orleans Saints– KJ Bolden, S, Georgia Bulldogs

There are other needs, but the Saints can shore up the back end of their defense with the selection of Bolden. Bolden is a good athlete who can be used in a variety of ways.

9. Washington Commanders– Charlie Becker, WR, Indiana Hoosiers

Washington could use another weapon for Jayden Daniels to use. Becker can win downfield with good speed and contested catch ability, which should open up more for the entire offense.

10. New York Jets (via DAL)- Chris Cole, LB, Georgia Bulldogs

After selecting Mensah and Moore, the Jets can get another defender. Demario Davis was signed, but he is aging. Cole is an athletic, versatile linebacker who can make plays all over.

11. Arizona Cardinals– CJ Carr, QB, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Arizona will want to get a franchise quarterback and it could be Carr. The Notre Dame quarterback has done a good job of playing with accuracy and anticipation. He can look off defenders well, too.

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers– Xavier Gilliam, DL, Tennessee Volunteers

The Buccaneers could use an interior player like Gilliam, who can rush the quarterback well. He has some good pass-rush moves and uses his movement abilities well.

13. Atlanta Falcons– Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina Gamecocks

Stewart gets pressure; he just needs to finish plays more. He has plenty of physical traits to work with and can improve the Falcons’ pass rush.

14. Las Vegas Raiders– Ashton Hampton, CB, Clemson Tigers

Las Vegas has had bad defensive play and could use a quality corner to slow the bleeding. Hampton has played aggressive coverage and held up well this season.

15. Baltimore Ravens– Ellis Robinson, CB, Georgia Bulldogs

Robinson has plenty of experience in the SEC and has performed well. The Ravens will need some secondary help this offseason and Robinson would be good value in the middle of the first round.

16. Cleveland Browns (via LAR)- Arch Manning, QB, Texas Longhorns

The Browns still need a franchise quarterback. Manning has displayed good physical tools, but has been inconsistent. He could be worth picking in the middle to late first round, but whether he is entering the draft, or would play for Cleveland, remains a question.

17. Seattle Seahawks– Cam Coleman, WR, Texas Longhorns

Adding another receiver outside of Jaxson Smith-Njigba could really help the offense. Coleman has struggled with some drops, but has made some big plays for Texas this year as well.

18. Cleveland Browns– Yhonzae Pierre, EDGE, Alabama Crimson Tide

Cleveland can get an edge rusher to pair across from Jared Verse in Pierre. He is a bit undersized, but has good quickness on the edge to help offset that.

19. Carolina Panthers– Greg Johnson, IOL, Minnesota Golden Gophers

Johnson can maul people on the interior and help out a Carolina offensive line that has struggled this season.

20. Dallas Cowboys (via GB)- Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State Bulldogs

Jones has great size, which helps him disrupt plays. The Cowboys need to take a lot of defensive players in this draft.

21. New England Patriots– Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas Longhorns

The Patriots can use a new right tackle and Goosby could be that. He is currently out for the season with an injury, but was a projected first-round pick before that, so if his injury is cleared, he could still be worth this pick.

22. New York Giants– Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana Hoosiers

Marsh has been a bit overlooked, as he plays on the same team as Becker, but he has been good as well. He has never had the greatest quarterback play, but could help give another option for the Giants outside of Malik Nabers at wide receiver.

23. Cincinnati Bengals– David Stone, DL, Oklahoma Sooners

Stone has battled injury this season, but when healthy, he has used his athleticism well on the interior. While the Bengals have some defensive line depth now, they may need more next season.

24. Kansas City Chiefs-Trey’Dez Green, TE, LSU Tigers

The Chiefs can use an impactful pass-catcher and Green is a mismatch for most defenders. With Travis Kelce mulling retirement, he can be the replacement.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars– KJ Duff, WR, Rutgers Scarlet Knights

Duff is a huge target who can make contested catches. If the Jaguars decide to move on from Brian Thomas Jr., Duff could really complement the receivers already on the roster.

26. Detroit Lions– Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, LB, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

The Lions need help on defense and Jack Campbell had a severe injury in Week 9. Viliamu-Asa has plays fast and could improve the defense.

27. Pittsburgh Steelers– Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Ole Miss Rebels

Aaron Rodgers is likely in his last season. The Steelers seem to like Drew Allar and Will Howard, but could opt for a different option at quarterback. While short and an older prospect, Chambliss plays with anticipation, has arm talent and can make plays out of structure.

28. Tennessee Titans (via CHI)- Zeroue Williams, OT, Utah Utes

Williams has been a riser because of his size and smooth footwork. The Titans need to improve the offensive line to help out the quarterback.

29. Denver Broncos– Jamari Johnson, TE, Oregon Ducks

The Broncos could use a threat at tight end to open things up for the offense. Johnson can block and is a good receiver, making him able to play on the line or off of it.

30. Minnesota Vikings– Jadan Baugh, RB, Florida Gators

Minnesota is likely out of range to take one of the top quarterbacks in the class, but they can improve the run game with the selection of Baugh. Baugh is a big, powerful back who has some quickness.

31. San Francisco 49ers– Boubacar Traore, EDGE, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

The 49ers could use a good pass rusher across from Nick Bosa and Traore could fill that void. He has solid athleticism and has some production this season.

32. Buffalo Bills– Brauntae Johnson, S, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Johnson has battled injury, but is a versatile safety. Improving the defense has to happen for the Bills to reach their full potential.

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