Looking Ahead to the 2027 NFL Draft
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https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2027-nfl-draft-prospects-32-future-stars-could-top-2026/
Add in Texas A&M Bama transfer WR Isaiah Horton. And 19 of 32 from the SEC excluding Horton.
16 of 32 from the SEC? The world gets reset correctly again. LOL!
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I'm already bracing myself for the idea that the Browns might have to part with their 2028 first round pick next year to get themselves a QB.
Push comes to shove, I still think the Browns are a 6-8 win team this coming season, but I don't see them losing their way into a top QB falling into their laps. Now, there's always a chance they really like a guy like Julian Sayin, etc that aren't bonafide top 5 guys.
I'm still not sold on Arch Manning.
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6-8 wins put us in the middle of the first.
Let’s say 15.
Our 15th overall, a 2027 3rd, two 2027 4ths and a 2028 1st round pick gets us to 3-5.
we would be left with 1,2,4,5,5,6,7,7 in 2027
If we are not inside the top 8 it will be very difficult not to give up 2028 first round pick.
Assuming a team wants to leave the Top 10 because I see some really good talent in the top 10
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I'm already bracing myself for the idea that the Browns might have to part with their 2028 first round pick next year to get themselves a QB.
Push comes to shove, I still think the Browns are a 6-8 win team this coming season, but I don't see them losing their way into a top QB falling into their laps. Now, there's always a chance they really like a guy like Julian Sayin, etc that aren't bonafide top 5 guys.
I'm still not sold on Arch Manning.
I'm already bracing myself for the idea that the Browns might have to part with their 2028 first round pick next year to get themselves a QB.
Push comes to shove, I still think the Browns are a 6-8 win team this coming season, but I don't see them losing their way into a top QB falling into their laps. Now, there's always a chance they really like a guy like Julian Sayin, etc that aren't bonafide top 5 guys.
I'm still not sold on Arch Manning.
yeah I'm not big on Arch either... I think Sayin and Moore are better prospects at this point...
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I'm already bracing myself for the idea that the Browns might have to part with their 2028 first round pick next year to get themselves a QB.
Push comes to shove, I still think the Browns are a 6-8 win team this coming season, but I don't see them losing their way into a top QB falling into their laps. Now, there's always a chance they really like a guy like Julian Sayin, etc that aren't bonafide top 5 guys.
I'm still not sold on Arch Manning.
yeah I'm not big on Arch either... I think Sayin and Moore are better prospects at this point...
yeah I'm not big on Arch either... I think Sayin and Moore are better prospects at this point...
Honestly there isn't anyone I'm really high on... yet.
I'm not a big fan of Sayin and Moore's size. Both are less than imposing.
Edit: Just looked up a top QB prospects of the '27 Draft, Moore is listed at 6'3. That's surprising to me, I thought he looked like he was 6'1 tops. Physically, I love LaNorris Sellers of South Carolina, he reminds me a lot of Steve McNair, but SC's offense last season was honestly offensive to watch. I was hoping he would transfer to a better program that could get him more pro-ready. I'm still intrigued by him.
Sayin or Notre Dame's QB CJ Carr might be guys that fall into our laps, without us having to trade away picks to get them. I don't think we'll be in the running to get Manning or Moore, most likely the worst teams are going to be teams that need a QB.
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Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
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Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
For the NFL though this is good news.
The more QBs coming into the league with 30+ starts, the better.
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Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
For the NFL though this is good news.
The more QBs coming into the league with 30+ starts, the better.
For the NFL though this is good news.
The more QBs coming into the league with 30+ starts, the better.
Yeah it is more growth and development and tape on them. The other positive most of them bounce around so you can see them in different systems.
Off the field we need to study the hell out of this next class assemble the team now to do it…and on the field give Shedur the snaps instead of you know who - McShay had a post draft segment about how he believes Watson will be our QB
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yeah I'm not big on Arch either... I think Sayin and Moore are better prospects at this point...
Honestly there isn't anyone I'm really high on... yet.
I'm not a big fan of Sayin and Moore's size. Both are less than imposing.
Edit: Just looked up a top QB prospects of the '27 Draft, Moore is listed at 6'3. That's surprising to me, I thought he looked like he was 6'1 tops. Physically, I love LaNorris Sellers of South Carolina, he reminds me a lot of Steve McNair, but SC's offense last season was honestly offensive to watch. I was hoping he would transfer to a better program that could get him more pro-ready. I'm still intrigued by him.
Sayin or Notre Dame's QB CJ Carr might be guys that fall into our laps, without us having to trade away picks to get them. I don't think we'll be in the running to get Manning or Moore, most likely the worst teams are going to be teams that need a QB.
Honestly there isn't anyone I'm really high on... yet.
I'm not a big fan of Sayin and Moore's size. Both are less than imposing.
Edit: Just looked up a top QB prospects of the '27 Draft, Moore is listed at 6'3. That's surprising to me, I thought he looked like he was 6'1 tops. Physically, I love LaNorris Sellers of South Carolina, he reminds me a lot of Steve McNair, but SC's offense last season was honestly offensive to watch. I was hoping he would transfer to a better program that could get him more pro-ready. I'm still intrigued by him.
Sayin or Notre Dame's QB CJ Carr might be guys that fall into our laps, without us having to trade away picks to get them. I don't think we'll be in the running to get Manning or Moore, most likely the worst teams are going to be teams that need a QB.
The thing that draws me to Sayin is the accuracy and his ability to read coverages.. no hes not the most physically gifted.. I want to see growth.. But I'm not sure Arthur Smith spells QB guru to me.. He ran a conservative predictable offense in Pittsburgh.. The other part that bothered me was when Hartline announced he was leaving.. It seemed like the kid lost some juice. I'm very interested to see how it unfolds...
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Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
Mensah from The U.
^^ This is the correct answer. Mensah is walking into 2027 as my projected QB1
The thing that draws me to Sayin is the accuracy and his ability to read coverages..
I'll have some all-22 on this later in the off-season. But just a foreshadowing. Completion % Does not = accuracy. And many Buckeye fans are going to be surprised at the amount of mistakes Julian not only made, but repeated later in the season. (The pick against *ich was a similar boundary rotation that he throw an INT on a few weeks later against Miami)
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For the NFL though this is good news.
The more QBs coming into the league with 30+ starts, the better.
Yeah it is more growth and development and tape on them. The other positive most of them bounce around so you can see them in different systems.
Off the field we need to study the hell out of this next class assemble the team now to do it…and on the field give Shedur the snaps instead of you know who - McShay had a post draft segment about how he believes Watson will be our QB
McShay had a post draft segment about how he believes Watson will be our QB
I'm on that train of thought also. We heard many times last season about how good Watson was in the QB film room and how good he was at mentoring Shedeur. Of course Monken was not privy to any of that. But if Watson absorbs the playbook install quickly and demonstrates it on the practice field and meeting room, and is once again mentoring the younger QB's, I believe he'll name him the starter. Monken is not Stefanski. He's not tied to any of the QB's, with the possible exception being Green...but he's not naming Green the starter that's for sure.
I think that we, as fans, have got to put aside our hatred of Watson and all of his baggage (the legal, moral & trade costs) and try to see the situation through Monken's eyes. He's not some young buck. He wants to win now. I can picture a scene of him telling Berry & Haslem about this year's starting QB. - I don't know right now who'll be the starter...but I'll tell you this, I'm starting the QB who I feel gives us the best chance to win and I don't give a rats ass which one it turns out to be.
Ballpeen calls Sanders, SheDufus. I call Gabriel the Midget. Perhaps the bar is not set too high for Watson to leap over. ( looking forward to hearing nick names for Watson )
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Mensah from The U.
^^ This is the correct answer. Mensah is walking into 2027 as my projected QB1
The thing that draws me to Sayin is the accuracy and his ability to read coverages..
I'll have some all-22 on this later in the off-season. But just a foreshadowing. Completion % Does not = accuracy. And many Buckeye fans are going to be surprised at the amount of mistakes Julian not only made, but repeated later in the season. (The pick against *ich was a similar boundary rotation that he throw an INT on a few weeks later against Miami)
^^ This is the correct answer. Mensah is walking into 2027 as my projected QB1
I'll have some all-22 on this later in the off-season. But just a foreshadowing. Completion % Does not = accuracy. And many Buckeye fans are going to be surprised at the amount of mistakes Julian not only made, but repeated later in the season. (The pick against *ich was a similar boundary rotation that he throw an INT on a few weeks later against Miami)
.. I don't think he was perfect... You missed the part where I said "I want to see growth"..
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Mensah from The U. Josh Hoover Indiana both worth following. Sorsby was another
The problem some of the kids will get 5-7M to transfer and play another year of CFB so it isn’t a slam dunk that a player will enter the 2027 draft.
Sorsby was another
guess he has a gambling problem and is seeking help
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yeah I'm not big on Arch either... I think Sayin and Moore are better prospects at this point...
Honestly there isn't anyone I'm really high on... yet.
I'm not a big fan of Sayin and Moore's size. Both are less than imposing.
Edit: Just looked up a top QB prospects of the '27 Draft, Moore is listed at 6'3. That's surprising to me, I thought he looked like he was 6'1 tops. Physically, I love LaNorris Sellers of South Carolina, he reminds me a lot of Steve McNair, but SC's offense last season was honestly offensive to watch. I was hoping he would transfer to a better program that could get him more pro-ready. I'm still intrigued by him.
Sayin or Notre Dame's QB CJ Carr might be guys that fall into our laps, without us having to trade away picks to get them. I don't think we'll be in the running to get Manning or Moore, most likely the worst teams are going to be teams that need a QB.
'm not a big fan of Sayin and Moore's size. Both are less than imposing.
Agreed!
Was it Indiana or Texas Tech that Moore looked like he was playing with the smallest human hands, turning the ball over/fumbles several times? Moore in AFCN weather games ? He needed to stay a D U C K !
Dane Brugler's Early 2027 Mock
Pick Player 1. Cardinals Arch Manning, QB, Texas 2. Dolphins Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State 3. Browns Dante Moore, QB, Oregon 4. Jets Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame 5. Titans Dylan Stewart, Edge, South Carolina 6. Raiders Cam Coleman, WR, Texas 7. Saints Colin Simmons, Edge, Texas 8. Steelers Drew Mestemaker, QB, Oklahoma State 9. Falcons Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU 10. Panthers A’Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon -
Too early. Also we can't say yet who could be a late-round hit which means we wouldn't have a particular need.
As an example, our 7th rounder from 2024 Jowon Briggs is now the first DL off the bench for the Jets.
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2027 Browns Draft Picks:
(2) First rounders
(1) Second Rounder
(1) Third Rounder
(3) Fourth Rounders
(2) Fifth Rounders
(2) Seventh Rounders -
2027 Browns Draft Picks:
(2) First rounders
(1) Second Rounder
(1) Third Rounder
(3) Fourth Rounders
(2) Fifth Rounders
(2) Seventh RoundersBrowns Draft Picks:
...and if it's a QB that we need in '27 then we have an extra '28 second round pick to sweeten the deal.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
It also depends on how Beck does for the Cards as a newly drafted QB. Personally I think he does better than expected by Brugler.
EDIT: It's not like they drafted a midget like the Browns have done fairly regularly. 6'4" 233 lbs.
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2027 Browns Draft Picks:
(2) First rounders
(1) Second Rounder
(1) Third Rounder
(3) Fourth Rounders
(2) Fifth Rounders
(2) Seventh Rounders2027 Browns Draft Picks:
(2) First rounders
(1) Second Rounder
(1) Third Rounder
(3) Fourth Rounders
(2) Fifth Rounders
(2) Seventh RoundersCopilot gave me this as a trade up package if we pick 10 and Rams pick is 25th overall:
Minimum package
2027 1st (Pick 10)
2027 1st (Pick 25)
2028 1st
2027 2nd
2028 2nd
Going from 5 to 10 or 15…will make a world of difference next year if there is a team that is selling the 1st overall pick. Translation if we are 4-10 with 3 games left - quit trying so hard
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2027 Draft capital with Quarterback as a need
Cleveland Browns (Projected win total: 5.5)
- Round 1
- Round 1 (via Rams)
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 4 (via Giants)
- Round 4 (via Seahawks)
- Round 5
- Round 5 (via Texans)
- Round 7
- Round 7 (via Texans)
The Browns acquired a 2027 first-round pick from the Rams in a move that sent star defensive end Myles Garrett to Los Angeles. They also traded for both Giants’ and Seahawks’ fourth-round picks, the Texans’ fifth-round pick, and traded their sixth- to the Texans in a pick swap for Houston’s seventh. They hold 11 total picks in the 2027 draft.
New York Jets (Projected win total: 5.5)
- Round 1
- Round 1 (via Colts)
- Round 1 (via Cowboys or Packers)
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 6 (via Chiefs)
- Round 6 (via Eagles or Packers)
The Jets own three first-round picks: their own, the Colts', and the lower of either the Cowboys or Packers. They also traded for sixth-round picks from the Chiefs and the Eagles, but traded their seventh- to the Eagles, giving them nine total picks.
Miami Dolphins (Projected win total: 4.5)
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 5 (via Steelers)
- Round 6
- Round 7 (via Giants; conditional)
The Dolphins traded their seventh-round pick to the Steelers in a pick-swap that gained them Pittsburgh’s fifth-, and also traded for the Giants’ seventh-, giving them eight total picks.
Minnesota Vikings (Projected win total: 8.5)
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 3 (via Eagles)
- Round 5
- Round 5 (via Panthers)
- Round 7 (via Eagles)
The Vikings traded for the Eagles’ third-round pick, their fourth-round pick to the Panthers that gained them Carolina’s fifth-, their sixth-round pick to the Patriots, and their seventh-round pick to the Jets. They also traded for the Eagles’ seventh-round pick, giving them seven total picks.
Pittsburgh Steelers (Projected win total: 8.5)
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5 (via Cowboys
- Round 7
- Round 7 (via Dolphins)
The Steelers traded their fifth-round pick to the Dolphins in a pick-swap that gained them Miami’s seventh-. They also swapped their sixth-round pick for the Cowboys’ fifth- in the George Pickens trade, giving them seven total picks.
Arizona Cardinals (Projected win total: 4.5)
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 6
- Round 7
The Cardinals have all seven of their original picks.
Atlanta Falcons (Projected win total: 7.5)
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 6
The Falcons traded their seventh-round pick to the Seahawks, giving them six picks.
Indianapolis Colts (Projected win total: 7.5)
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 6
- Round 7
The Colts traded their first-round pick to the Jets, and own their remaining six selections.
As of June 1st 2026 https://www.si.com/nfl/2027-nfl-draft-team-by-team-picks-and-trades-already-made (Denver? Tennessee?)
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