Trevor Sikkema details the top-10 rookie classes in 2025 by PFF WAA and WAR.

Trevor Sikkema re-ranks the 2025 NFL Draft's quarterbacks after their rookie years.

Now that the divisional round of the NFL playoffs is here, draft season has also arrived for all but eight teams. Here’s one ideal 2026 NFL Draft prospect for all 32 NFL teams. 

Only eight teams remain in the hunt for a Super Bowl. The rest of the NFL is focused on the offseason and improving through free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders invest in Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick while the Kansas City Chiefs grab their bell-cow running back at No. 9 overall.

This tool lets you sort prospects by PFF grade, snaps and WAA, all while viewing Trevor Sikkema’s expert analysis for the top players. Build your own fully customizable draft board that saves automatically in your browser: add scouting notes, reorder rankings anytime, download your full board and even share a top-10 image — all with direct links to player profiles for deeper evaluation.

Overall, this class blends blue-chip defensive playmakers, a deep perimeter talent pool and a more meaningful cluster of quarterbacks worthy of early consideration than last cycle.

Betting the NFL playoffs doesn’t have to mean choosing between short-priced favorites or pure long shots. By comparing market-implied Super Bowl probabilities to the probabilities derived from PFF’s NFL Power Rankings, we can identify value across multiple tiers of the odds board.

As the bracket narrows, the number of future NFL matchups only increases, and this round features several marquee showdowns. Here are 10 prospects from the 2026 NFL Draft class to watch closely in the quarterfinals.

Las Vegas resets at quarterback by landing Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza, a poised and efficient passer whose ball security stands in sharp contrast to the Raiders’ recent struggles at the position. New York follows by adding Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, giving Jaxson Dart a much-needed running mate alongside Malik Nabers as the Giants look to climb out of the league’s bottom tier in receiving production.

After Tua Tagovailoa's benching, the Dolphins get aggressive to secure their next starting quarterback: Indiana's Heisman-winning Fernando Mendoza.

The Jets trade up for quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who ranks fifth among FBS quarterbacks in PFF passing grade (90.5) and leads the nation with 33 passing touchdowns. The Vikings, meanwhile, land running back Jeremiyah Love, whose 95.2 PFF overall grade since 2024 is the highest among all running backs in college football.

The Cardinals land their quarterback of the future in Fernando Mendoza at No. 7, then turn their attention to rebuilding the secondary with ball-hawking corner Keith Abney II and versatile safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.

The Rams trade up to secure QB Fernando Mendoza as their franchise cornerstone. Meanwhile, the Cowboys add a major offensive weapon by selecting Jeremiyah Love, a dynamic three-down back built to transform their run game.

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Las Vegas shores up multiple needs with a well-rounded group of selections, adding proven college standouts who can step in and contribute early.

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To get a sense of where each franchise might be leaning, we turned to the PFF Mock Draft Simulator to identify the most popular selections among fanbases. From potential franchise quarterbacks to game-changing defenders, here’s a look at the picks fans are making the most — with some analysis from PFF’s Lead Draft Analyst Trevor Sikkema’s big board on each player.