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Final 2026 Live NFL Mock Draft Underdog Staff
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327: Leicester Goes Down Greg Crone
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Ep. 260: Trouble in Queens? Michael Dault
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Episode 369: KEVIN! Chase Madorsky
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Getting Comfy in the 2026 Season Jaela Wesley
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464: I Don’t Care For Rory Matt Crone
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NBA Playoffs, MLB Early Season, NFL Draft Stacey Collier
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S11E5: NHL and NBA Playoffs Greg Crone
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326: A Couple of #1 Picks Chris Horwedel
0:17 — The episode opens with an introduction to the live NFL mock draft format, with Chris Horwedel setting expectations, encouraging trades, and referencing odds from oddsmakers throughout the show.
1:42 — The No. 1 overall pick discussion centers on quarterback Fernando Mendoza, including his fit with the Raiders, comparisons to steady franchise QBs, and how he could reshape the offense.
4:35 — The No. 2 pick focuses on the Jets’ decision between pass rush prospects, highlighting the contrast between a safer option and a higher-upside defensive playmaker.
6:17 — A major trade shakes up the draft as the Panthers move up to No. 3, followed by a breakdown of the cost and the addition of a high-impact defensive piece.
7:57 — The Titans’ selection at No. 4 centers on a dynamic running back, with discussion of how dual-threat backs are valued in today’s NFL and how they support young quarterbacks.
9:34 — The Giants’ No. 5 pick introduces a surprising defensive selection, along with discussion of team needs, draft strategy, and how boards can fall unpredictably.
11:24 — Another trade sees the Cowboys move up to No. 6, with analysis of their aggressive strategy and the addition of a defensive leader to anchor the unit.
12:59 — Picks No. 7–10 cover offensive weapons, defensive backs, and continued Ohio State representation, with teams addressing key roster needs on both sides of the ball.
17:01 — A series of trades involving the Browns and Steelers highlights long-term draft strategy, including stockpiling future picks and reshaping roster timelines.
19:53 — Mid-first round picks (13–18) focus on offensive line help, wide receivers, and defensive upgrades, with emphasis on value, positional needs, and player development outlooks.
24:53 — Late first-round selections (19–24) continue to build around team identity, including defensive line additions, offensive playmakers, and roster depth moves.
29:53 — The final stretch (25–32) features a mix of defensive prospects, offensive line depth, and a notable late running back selection, reflecting teams targeting upside and long-term contributors.
39:29 — The episode closes with a look at NFL Draft prop bets, including player draft position over/unders and betting value insights based on trends and projections from oddsmakers.
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