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Daniel Jeremiah 2026 NFL Mock Draft 1.0 Reaction

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Jordan Tyson could be a top-10 pick if the Combine medicals check out.

Trevor Sick and Connor Rogers open by congratulating the Seattle Seahawks. They keep coming back to the idea that team building only matters because the goal is to win. John Schneider gets plenty of praise in that stretch. The hosts call him a Hall of Fame-level general manager in their view. From there, the show settles into a live, chat-shaped conversation. A bit about Gatorade cans, plastic liners, and nostalgia turns into a running joke. The detour stays playful. The tone remains warm and quick. The main focus is their reaction to a mock draft and the board they had worked through earlier. The big reveal for them was Jermon McCoy. Mansour Delane followed at No. 12. Trevor had Ty Simpson at No. 13 for the Rams. Matthew Stafford has since said he is coming back for another year, so that changes the quarterback conversation. They still wonder if quarterback could be back on the table at No. 29 if Mendoza is the only one left. The board keeps moving through several team fits. Spencer Fano goes to the Ravens. Catch Sal lands with the Bucs. Mekhi Lemon goes to the Jets. Caden Proctor ends up with the Lions. Jeremiah Love joins the Vikings. Peter Woods fits the Panthers. TJ Parker goes to the Dallas Cowboys. Colton Hood becomes another point of debate. One host is higher on him than the other. The more optimistic view sees him as an early Day 2 corner. The other says 12 is high and may be the highest slot he has seen for Hood in any mock. The episode closes with the usual thank-you and subscribe reminder.

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A lively mock-draft reaction that blends team-building talk with loose, personality-driven banter.

Trevor Sick and Connor Rogers use the mock-draft reaction to dig into team building, not just slotting names on a board. The Seahawks and John Schneider give the discussion its spine, and the focus stays on why each pick might make sense rather than on a quick recap.

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