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Mock Draft Highlights Titans Chargers Dolphins

PUBLISHED Oct 14, 2026, 11:34 AM ET

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Bleacher Report’s 2027 NFL Mock Draft, released one month before the trade deadline, reshapes expectations for the upcoming season. The Titans’ top pick, wide receiver Jeremiah Smith from Ohio State, is projected to become the team’s primary target, pairing with Carnell Tate for a dynamic duo. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers, struggling after an 0‑5 start, see cornerback Leonard Moore as a potential replacement for Donte Jackson, offering a blend of size and technique. The Dolphins’ provisional quarterback, Malik Willis, faces scrutiny as the franchise seeks a long‑term solution, while Houston’s offensive line remains a concern after trading Laremy Tunsil. These projections underscore how draft positioning can pivot team strategies as the trade window approaches. The mock draft also spotlights emerging talent such as Malik Willis and the Chargers’ cornerback, illustrating the league’s shifting focus toward versatile, high‑impact players.

By Elena V. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

On August 27 2026 B/R releases 2027 mock draft, projecting top picks.
On September 22 2026 B/R updates 2027 draft big board, ranking Jeremiah Smith.
On September 22 2026 B/R highlights Leonard Moore as top cornerback prospect.

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