NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal 40s and Free Agents: Gregg Has Thoughts About DJ's Mock Draft 3.0
Mar 17, 2026
Daniel Jeremiah, veteran NFL analyst and former scout, brings sharp mock-draft expertise and player evaluation. He walks through top changes in DJ's Mock Draft 3.0. They debate surprising rises and drops, scheme fits for key prospects, and which picks land or miss on draft night.
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Titans Would Prioritize Offense To Support Young QB
- Daniel Jeremiah moved Jeremiah Love to No. 4 for the Titans because they spent heavily on defense and need to support QB Will Levis with offensive playmakers.
- Jeremiah framed the pick as both best-player-available and signaling commitment to Cam Ward's development and fan-facing marketing in a new stadium context.
Jets Could Value Versatile Edge Over Pure Rusher
- Jeremiah put Arvel Reese at No. 2 to fit a 3-4, multiple-scheme Jets that value versatility and coverage ability from edge players.
- He noted the Jets can play the long game with draft capital and need a player who can drop into coverage, not just an immediate pass-rusher.
Browns Could Gamble On Receiver Before Tackle
- Jeremiah called Cleveland a gamble who might take receiver Carnell Tate at No. 6 to prioritize offense despite needing a left tackle.
- He argued taking a receiver first is a bet on order of operations and Cleveland possibly moving up later for a tackle.