Many believe Arch Manning could be the first pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. But according to one analyst he might not be there.

On Thursday, ESPN's Jordan Reid started to think ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft, releasing a mock. He did not have Arch Manning in his mock draft and instead had Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. as the first Longhorn player selected.

Jalen Milroe still insists the Seahawks told him they considered him the best quarterback in the NFL draft. Here's what he needs to work on to prove that he is.

Expectations are high for first-round pick Grey Zabel, who is going to be wearing Steve Hutchinson's legendary No. 76 jersey. The Seahawks identified Zabel as an ideal fit for Klint Kubiak's zone-based offense. He'll be the starter at left guard, and it's worth monitoring his start at rookie minicamp.

For all the million-dollar smiles Jalen Milroe flashed following his first practice with the Seahawks, it's clear Seattle's third-round draft pick means business. Milroe's diligent approach stems from his being raised by military parents.

Ewers was the No. 1-ranked QB in the 2021 recruiting class. Caleb Williams was No. 2. Drake Maye was No. 4. J.J. McCarthy was No. 6. Jaxson Dart was No. 13. LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier, who some NFL personnel people I’ve talked to consider a potential first-rounder in 2026, was No. 19. Sanders was No. 37. Riley Leonard was No. 58.