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Draft Analyst As we hurtle toward the 2026 NFL Draft this week in Pittsburgh, here is my fourth and final forecast of the opening 32 picks. I'm projecting four trades on Thursday night, with the Cowboys making a significant splash in the top 10 and the Jets ultimately taking a third bite at the first-round apple. Programming note: Tune in for live coverage of Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft beginning at 8 p.m. ET on April 23 on NFL Network, NFL+, the NFL Channel, ABC, ESPN and ESPN Deportes. Mendoza has the opportunity to take in advice from Tom Brady and learn from Kirk Cousins as he grows into the "face of the franchise" role in Las Vegas. The Jets go with the here-and-now pass rusher over the potential of Arvell Reese. Bailey attacks the pocket like a slashing guard on the basketball court. It turns out the late smoke comes from a fire. If the Cardinals can't trade the pick, they stick and take their best available, regardless of positional value. Tennessee could take Arvell Reese but instead opts for his Ohio State teammate. Styles is the type of versatile, traits-based linebacker that new head coach Robert Saleh covets. John Harbaugh values the safety position and is looking to create a strong culture in the building. Downs makes plenty of sense here for the Giants. PROJECTED TRADE WITH BROWNS Reese's slide comes to an end, as the Cowboys jump up and try to hit another home run with a linebacker/edge hybrid who has a chance to light up quarterbacks with his rush. The Ohio State run continues with a fourth straight Buckeye flying off the board. The Jayden Daniels hype has cooled down after an injury-riddled sophomore campaign, but giving the quarterback a premium running mate for Terry McLaurin (another Buckeye!) could heat the offense back up again. There is a chance Tyson goes earlier than this, but if he's still available, the Saints could have an easy selection, giving Tyler Shough a second legitimate weapon alongside resurgent receiver Chris Olave. Pass rusher and right tackle are obviously in play here, but cornerback is also a clear need in Kansas City. Following the departures of Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson, the Chiefs pounce on the draft's top cover man with their initial first-round pick. With their second top-10 pick, the Giants take the first offensive lineman. Mauigoa is a pedigreed prospect who should offer high-level guard/tackle flexibility. The Dolphins have so many top-100 picks that they could easily jump up in this draft and target a preferred prospect. If they sit tight and Bain is still available at No. 11, it's a perfect match, with the local product staying in Miami. PROJECTED TRADE WITH COWBOYS Fano is the most position-versatile offensive lineman in this draft. He played both tackle spots at Utah, and the arm-length concerns are mitigated by his advanced timing and hand usage. We've all been mocking receivers here throughout the pre-draft process, but the reality is that Les Snead and Sean McVay typically find wid