Mar 9, 2026 · 59 min · 31 segments
PFF's Max Chadwick and Dalton Wasserman do a mock draft where they only select offensive players. Dominate your fantasy league: http://fantasy.pff.com/ Download the PFF App…
Dalton WassermanHost
Max ChadwickHost
... of the ball, even the best teams in football, right? When you think about Seattle and LA and New England, teams like that, they have needs on both sides of the ball, right? The other thing too that'll be fun about this one is that we have long considered this a defense-heavy draft class, right? That the defensive side of the ball is the better ball...
is the better one, but it's gonna be fun to get into the depth of this class, especially since we usually only do first round mocks here.
Okay, the second half of this mock draft, we're gonna see some names obviously you won't probably, probably won't see in the first round.
But just to highlight some of those needs and what teams could do on day two and three, I think it's gonna be a really fun exercise.
... yesterday shaking up the first round with Trent McDuffie going to the Rams, or I should say earlier this week with Trent Mc- Trent McDuffie going to the Rams, and the Chiefs of all teams getting a second first round pick.
So I'm, I'm excited to kind of go into this with you guys, uh, today, and obviously this one's gonna be different than a lot of the mock drafts we'll do.
We're actually gonna do an all defense only mock draft coming out, uh, pretty soon too.
So I know we've been kind of doing the same mock draft over and over and over again.
So Dalton, let's pull up the beautiful PFF mock draft simulator right now, which you can get of course for 25% off when you use the promo code PFFCFB25.
You also get access to all the same grades, data, and analytics that every NFL team and every college football team uses too.
... of the ball, even the best teams in football, right? When you think about Seattle and LA and New England, teams like that, they have needs on both sides of the ball, right? The other thing too that'll be fun about this one is that we have long considered this a defense-heavy draft class, right? That the defensive side of the ball is the better ball...
is the better one, but it's gonna be fun to get into the depth of this class, especially since we usually only do first round mocks here.
Okay, the second half of this mock draft, we're gonna see some names obviously you won't probably, probably won't see in the first round.
But just to highlight some of those needs and what teams could do on day two and three, I think it's gonna be a really fun exercise.
... yesterday shaking up the first round with Trent McDuffie going to the Rams, or I should say earlier this week with Trent Mc- Trent McDuffie going to the Rams, and the Chiefs of all teams getting a second first round pick.
So I'm, I'm excited to kind of go into this with you guys, uh, today, and obviously this one's gonna be different than a lot of the mock drafts we'll do.
We're actually gonna do an all defense only mock draft coming out, uh, pretty soon too.
So I know we've been kind of doing the same mock draft over and over and over again.
So Dalton, let's pull up the beautiful PFF mock draft simulator right now, which you can get of course for 25% off when you use the promo code PFFCFB25.
You also get access to all the same grades, data, and analytics that every NFL team and every college football team uses too.
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