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According to our fellow locked on host here at the end of March doing a mock drive here

to wrap up the month, Jeremiah Love is likely going to be available at number seven.

But I'm still not sold, the commanders have to take him if he is.

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Our final mock drive Monday of the month of March, we're going back to the office of

side of things, but it's not running back from Notre Dame, Jeremiah Love, and we enlist

the help of other locked on host, you see who might be available at number seven, besides

the Notre Dame running back and getting right to it here, our mock drive Monday, final

mock drive Monday of the month of March looks like this, wide receiver, carnel, Tate out

of Ohio State at number seven, then at number 76, that's right, number 76, not 71, 76,

we'll get to that here just a little bit, center, Connor, Lou, out of Auburn, number 147,

Nicholas Singleton running back out of Penn State, number 161, Ephesians, Prysock, corner

back out of Washington, number 187, Traymore Linebacker from Texas, number 209, Robert Spears,

Jennings, safety out of Oklahoma, and in number 223, we go Domani, Jackson, corner back,

out of Alabama, that is how this final mock drive Monday of the month of March, panned

out, and like I said, got a little bit of hope, or a little bit of hope, a little bit of

hope from our fellow locked on a host here, from the network what I did is, because of

wash manners or drafting, number seven overall, so it's not that big of an undertaking, although

it is a little bit of undertaking, went out and listed the help of some of my fellow

locked on hosts here to do this week's mock draft, starting off with number one, obviously

Fernando Mendoza, quarterback out of Indiana, and your boy, Q of locked on Raiders, Las Vegas

radio, all that stuff, did have a whole lot to say, basically, you know, this is kind of,

it's the pick that the Raiders are going to make, right, like that's what's going to

happen here, so we don't need to dive into that, too, too, too deeply. So for a lot of

people, the 2026 NFL draft really starts with the New York Jets, some people that actually

starts with the Tennessee Titans, and what they decide to do, but the New York Jets here,

John Butchgo, of locked on Jets, came through into selection that he made for the team,

that he covers for this network, David Bailey, edge rusher out of Texas Tech, and I know

that there's a good amount of you out there who love David Bailey, thought that he might

be there number seven, he comes off the board here personally, I had to go on our Val Reese,

but I'm not locked on Jets host, and I believe I do not pay near as much attention to the

New York Jets as John Butchgo, so he goes there, and what he said to me was, quote, there's

no quarterback worth taking seventh and overall agreed, and the Jets desperately need edge

rusher help. I think Bailey is less of a project than our Val Reese and is likely to be

a truly elite past rusher than Ruben Bane, Jr. So that is end quote, that is why John Butchgo

of locked on Jets goes that direction, so that brings us up to number three, the Arizona

Cardinals, and Alex Clancy of locked on Cardinals goes Francis, Maui Goa, offensive tackle

out of Miami, Florida, says quote, while some may see it as a reach at three, Maui Goa

is set to be the top right tackle in the draft for years, the Arizona Cardinals have struggled

to put together and above average, online, Paris Johnson Jr. needs a book and run

in May, and Maui Goa is size and strength make him a great to counterpart and quote,

Paris Johnson is their left tackle there for the Arizona Cardinals. So no matter who is

going to be the quarterback right now, it looks like Kobe Percent will see how the future

unfolds and all that stuff for the Cardinals. Alex Clancy locked on Cardinals has them

going tackle, which means after the first three picks, you have no Ohio State Buckais

coming off the board. You got all these Buckais, it's not a single one coming off the board

in the first three picks. Fourth overall pick, Tennessee Titans, this is where I had kind

of long thought that Jeremiah love might end up. Instead of going Jeremiah love, Tyler

Rowland of locked on Titans goes Arvel Reese, he takes advantage of that fall edge rusher

linebacker, whatever you want to call him, defender. He's a defender at a Ohio State

Tyler Rowland saying quote, Reese may be a project, but he's a project that Titans should

invest in. Robert Salah is one of the most creative and successful defensive minds in

the NFL. So if anyone can solve the Reese puzzle, it's Salah. Reese would immediately boost

the Titans defense as a chess piece who can double as a stack linebacker on early downs and

then be a speed rusher on passing downs. Many Titans fans will pine for Jeremiah love,

but Reese has the same game changing ability on defense. And quote, so that's why Tyler

Rowland goes Arvel Reese, which means New York Giants, like that's kind of like if you're

a Jeremiah love guy for the Washington commanders, this is kind of where you're like, okay, like

do where do they go? And they go basically the way that I think they're going to go in

the real thing, which is linebacker, sunny style, out of Ohio State Patricia trainer of

locked on Giants, making that pick. And she says quote, sure, Jeremiah love would be the

sexier pick for the Giants. But remember, head coach John Harbaw believed in the three

pillars of football, which are stop the run, rush the passer and run the ball. The Giants

will do two of those three on a fairly consistent basis in recent years, but the one area they consistently

have struggled with achieving consistency in is stopping the run styles can help them with

that a converted safety of cells and space styles has elite level speed that will help him

with filling gaps quickly and roaming signline to signline to prevent opposing running backs

and turning the corner and breaking into the second level. And quote, and I'll tie right

now. It definitely fits the bill. You'll look at what the Eagles like to do a safe one.

They like to get them out there on the edge. If they can certainly can run him up the middle

as well. Dallas Cowboys trying to do some of that. The Washington commanders certainly

look like they're going to try to do some of that. So it definitely fits the division that

they're going to play in. So Jeremiah love continuing to fall here. Number six now Cleveland

Browns are on the clock. Spencer German locked on Browns take Spencer Fano offensive tackle

at a Utah says quote, the Browns have two glaring needs at the moment tackle and wide receiver.

And while trading back, maybe the best way to maximize the pick, finishing off this

online rebuild with a player who has experienced it both right and left tackle is worth it. A lot

has been said about Fano's arm length. And a buddy has yet let us isn't the block the

least high brushers. Cleveland fills a major hole and circle back on a wide receiver with

their second first round pick. And quote, it's pretty good observation there from Spencer

German. There were some news coming out Sunday night here shortly before we went live here

at the Cleveland Browns. We're supposed to be signing edge rusher AJ Fanesa, but decided

to back out of signing him after his physical. So maybe, maybe they they might go edge here

Ruben Bay and junior potentially going to be an option there for the Cleveland Browns.

But bottom line is that's how the first six picks go. Thanks to our fellow locked on

host here on the network. Of course, that's just a little bit of taste. We'll have our network

wide special coming out in the month of April where we all go through picks, but there

will be some trades and all that kind of stuff. So the top five prospects, really six

prospects as I go to I go five position groups, six players running back. Jeremiah love

from Notre Dame. Obviously is right there at the top of that list. You've got edge rusher

Ruben Bay and junior out of Miami, Florida. You got safety Caleb Downs out of Ohio State.

You got corner bag man, sort of lane out of LSU. You got wire to your car and altates

out of Ohio State. So that's our five. We stick there with five. We're not going to bring

in that six one. So those are the five guys that you have on this list. Three out of those

five are defensive players, which would tell you that there's about a 60% chance that

the washed manager can go defense here in this situation. But instead, I'm actually going

to go offense with car and altate. And I think that's something that we need to acknowledge

here because Spencer German, when I did do this exercise, when I first texted me, actually

texted me back and said, can I trade and you know, put a laugh, laugh out loud or something

like that on there. And look, we're not trying to make this too complicated because we've

got the full mock draft from the network coming up. That's where we can get a little bit

complicated. But made Spencer pick at six. That's the direction that he went. Certainly you

can see for no being available at, you know, 10, 11, 12, something like that. So potentially

could see the Cleveland Brown straight out of their hands. That leads us to the next

point of this conversation because I can already see and hear some of the comments saying,

why would you take car and altate at number seven when you can just trade back and still

probably get him? Well, the reason I'm going to tell you that is because I talked to

not one, but two Saints beat reporters, including locked on Saints, host, Ross Jackson, who

told me that if the Washington commanders pass up on car and altate number seven, there's

a very good chance he's coming off the board. That number eights to the Northern Saints.

However, had this conversation with him about Man's Sword of Lane previously. And if the

watchman is passed up on Man's Sword of Lane, there is actually a likelihood that the Saints

don't go up there and take him. So the fact that the Northern Saints could potentially

be sitting behind the watchman is looking for car and altates means that I believe the

Northern Saints are definitely a threat to potentially move up with the Cleveland Browns

at number six. So if you're in Cleveland Browns, if you can move from six to eights, you

know the commanders aren't taking that tackle. So if you can move to eight and still get

your tackle that you want and collect a little bit more draft capital to do so, you're

probably going to do that. And who knows, I got to mention this last week with the whole

John Lynch thing. John Lynch has a little bit of a knack for trading back one spot and

it drives fan base is crazy when they see their team move up. It's just one spot because

they wonder what the point was. Don't be surprised with Cleveland Browns. If they get a call

from the Northern Saints, they call out and Peter said, Hey, dude, we're about to move

back with the Northern Saints, but you can come back up. You can come up one spot too.

You just got to come up with a little bit of draft capital back. I don't know if I would

recommend it, but that is something that we need to be aware of. Cleveland Browns, I think,

is a they are a really good spots to potentially trade back just like I think the Washington

commanders are in a good position to trade back as well. So I think six and seven, if I had

to predict where the first trade of the first Browns is going to go, I'm probably predicting

it's going to go with one of those two picks, but in this mock just because it's too hard

again, like I said, put all that together on short notes. We don't have any trades that

have a seven. That means Tate is there and we're taking him over Jeremiah Love and all

those other players, those defenders. Why? That's coming up next on today's episode of

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So moving on with our mock draft here, by the time we get to pick number seven, a lot of guys

are off the board, David Bailey's off the board, sunny styles is off the board,

few people are off the board, running back, Jeremiah loves still there, Ed Russha Rubin,

Bane Jr. Still there, safety Caleb down, still there, cornerback, man sort of laying still there,

wide receiver, carnal tape, still there, we go carnal tape. And this one, we're going back to

the offense. And again, we're going to say, why don't you just trade back? And if you're going

after carnal tape, you really can't trade back because New Orleans Saints, like I said,

not one, but two beat reporters. And look, the reporters aren't perfect. We're not infallible.

We can be wrong certainly. But both of the beat reporters that I talked to and I talked to

them separately. I didn't talk to them at the same time. And like that, they both pretty much

immediately said to me, yeah, dude, he's going at number eight if he's sitting there. So,

you got five or six players at the top of the board. We're going five here and in this mock.

I like some grabbing carnal tape. And no, it's not just because he spent time with the watchman

or his brass because they also spent time with Caleb down to spend time with Sonny. So they

even spent time with our about recent, our about Reese's and coming near them. So while it was

interesting that they spent as much time as they did with carnal tapes, that is not the

lone reason. And no, not because I got a one on one with them. So now all of a sudden, I'm star

struck. He's my favorite player ever. No, carnal tape is definitely a player that has been on our

radar. If you're never there and you've been through these mock drafts with me, you already know

that because this isn't the first time he's been our mock draft pick, except now we're doing it

without the trade back because again, now we've got new information. And that's what we always

talk about every single one of these. We have new information that we're folding in and see how

it changes things. Knowing that the Noreland Saints, again, according to our two sources that

cover the team daily, say that he's probably coming off the board. If you want carnal tape,

you got to go carnal tapes. And I think he's obviously the best guy for this team in this position

right now. You talk about best player available. You talk about filling needs. I've always told you guys,

it's more of a vend diagram. And you want to nail a player that's right in that middle part.

Not that vend diagram because while you need a lot of good players, the bottom line is I think that

when you look at consistently good players, they have top-end players at edge. They have top-end

players at the wide receiver position. And of course, you always want to have a quarterback. The

washcomers believe they have a quarterback and Jane Daniels. I believe they have a quarterback and

Jane Daniels. Hopefully most of you believe they have a quarterback and Jane Daniels. If you don't,

I don't know what to say with this, a whole different conversation. We're not going to have it right

now. But outside of that, if you need, if you can open holes, like I'll just tell you this,

my biggest reason for not going to Jeremiah Love here is the running back position is so

dependent. I go back to Ashton Gentia. I go back to Safe Juan Barkley in a couple of the down

years with New York Giants. I go back to pretty much every running back in the National Football League,

except for one or two here and there. And they're dependent players. You have to be able to create

holes for them. You have to be able to create space for them. Well, here's the thing. From seeing

Bill for one year, and we watch the tape, obviously, if him coming out of college and covering

Rashad White for a couple of years, airwriters in Tampa, even though he's not a premier back, a

primary back, whatever. It's on you right now. If you can create holes for Jeremiah Love, you can

create holes for Bill. You can create holes for Rashad White. And you saw this offensive line.

Granted Tyler Beodish doesn't going to be here, but the rest of this offensive line intact. And

you saw them open up holes for Bill. You saw them open up holes for Chris Rodriguez Jr. without the

threat of them being three down backs, without the threat of their quarterbacks being under center,

and having that hard play action and those types of things. So again, if you can create space for

Jeremiah Love, you're going to be able to create space for these other backs to operate. Remember,

one of the things that Bill has that is very underrated is a great vision. We saw that from the

very first time we saw him on the practice field, great, great vision out of him. So if you find,

if you build like if you build a hole, he's going to find it kind of to steal from a baseball

reference. So that's why we're kind of coming off the Jeremiah Love Train. You have one

and a possible top end edge with the Daffy Oway on the roster at Doran's Arms Show. We're playing

a little spade's map here with the edge position. Come back from his injury. Absolutely, but when

you count the D-Lime and on the roster, you got a Daffy Oway, Dietrich Wise, Yvonne Kenlock,

Doran Payne, Johnny Newton, Doran's Arms Show, and Kalebont Chase on Charles and Manahue,

Tim Settle. That's nine players who are returning starters or newly signed free agents who are

newly signed to a way in a way that you expect that they have a very good shot of making the initial

53 man roster, right? Never say never, but all those things. That's nine guys. And you haven't even

gotten to Drake Jackson, who you know and Adam Peters loves. You haven't gotten to

Jementation on Baptiste who's coming off of an injury of his own, but has shown some really good

flashes before he getting hurt. You haven't talked about Ricky Barber who did really well in his

opportunities in 2025. Haven't talked about Shy Tuddle who the team brought back. So I just don't

see the room. Even if you trade Doran Payne, you still have a ton of defensive linemen already.

And you have more honestly already that you can say I can see him making the 53. Then they're

probably going to keep on the 53. Even if you trade away Doran Payne. So, no to David Bailey,

no to Ruben, Jant Bane, Jr. there. I just I see a too much of a clog, too much of a top heaviness

going on there. David Bailey is off the board now. We don't know why I said that. Ruben, Ben,

Jr. We're not going to go there again. Just too much of a clog of the top there. So really

you have three names remaining after that. Man sort of lane, Caleb Downs, Karnel Tate. Only one of

those guys can create on his own bottom line. All three are dependent to a certain extent,

right? All three of those guys played dependent positions. But receivers can help create opportunities

for themselves. They can create opportunities for others. And I think David Blow's offense needs

that field stretcher, opposite of Terry McCloren. They also need a Terry McCloren successor.

All right, we've talked about this. They've got a natural outbuilt into the contract after 2027.

They've got a out that they can actually have in 2026 after 2026 as well. So they need somebody

who can be a running mate to Terry right now. Yes, but they also need a guy who can feasibly,

potentially become that new Terry McCloren when it comes time for Terry McCloren to stop being

Terry McCloren for the Washington commanders at a man sort of lane on the other side of the ball.

Doesn't improve your pass rush at all. And kind of like Jeremiah Love, if you've got enough

pass rush on this team, which they've got these 9, 10, 11, D lineman that you can project being

on the roster, that's going to allow your aggressive DBs. Trey Ames, Mikey Saint or Silla,

Mike Robertson, and now a color witherspoon to play that way. And each of those guys has shown

the ability to play that way and do it well if there is a pass rush in front of them. So again,

man, sort of lane, you'd love to have him. I love to have him. I think it's a great player,

but he doesn't add anything to your defense. He just takes advantage of what you've already got

on your defense. If you believe these guys can already take advantage of it, you kind of already

have that that quality, right? Adding Caleb down. So that does help your defense actually make

sure defense better helps it from a cause and effect type of standpoint, right? He can cause

some things. He can also take advantage of some things that are caused by other people.

Adding tape helps your offense from that same cause and effects type of stance. So for me,

the debate really falls down to those two guys. Caleb Downs can car and L tape, but don't forget

that Dorontay Jones and his introductory press conference on his own, unprompted,

brought up Juan Martin by name multiple times and about how much he wants to use him.

The Juan Martin we saw at Illinois is not the same Juan Martin we have seen in Washington. We've

seen flashes. I think in large part, in my opinion, due to being miscast, he's not been able to

showcase everything he's capable of doing. If Dorontay Jones is going to cast him differently,

then I think that absolutely makes a difference. They also just extended Jeremy Reeves.

You know, Percy Butler is loved on that roster and in that room,

Will Harris isn't likely going anywhere. So you got five safeties with those three guys.

You've also got Martin and you got Nick Cross. So again, five safeties is exactly how many they had

on the active roster last year. So you've kind of got this log jam at the position if you go there

in the first round. They've also had five cornerbacks to the initial 53. You got Amos,

Saint or still, Robertson and Witherspoon right now. That's four. Now if Juan is moving more into

the slot, then maybe that's five there. So basically you've got room for one more DB. But remember,

Dorontay Jones is also very complimentary of Tyler Owens. So I'm not saying no jobs can be open.

I'm just saying that if you're going to go top pick, usually what you want to do is go top pick to

a place where you can say, this is exactly how we're going to use this guy. Not he's going to come

in and compete and maybe this guy or maybe that guy or maybe this guy. First round picks are

supposed to be solidified. We know where they're going. I would consider a cornerback,

less the cornerback room, less crowded in the safety room, which fits man's sort of lane. But

the bottom line up front is you have no future number one potential corner. You've got two

future potential number or receiver. You have no future potential number one receiver for this

wash commander's team. You have two potential number one corners on the defense in tray Amos and

Mikey Saint or still as far as I'm concerned. You have no top shelf number two player on the defense

are on the one in the receiver room. Keep flipping these. Sorry, but you got two very solid top

shelf potential players in the cornerback room. And I would say one, you got one potential top

shelf safety in Nick Cross, one really good safety potential in Juan Martin and one veteran leader

Will Harris along with Jeremy Reeves, so on and so forth. So given all that, I think Tate and Delayner

basically the two that you're really arguing between and they represent the groups that need the

most out of this selection. And Tate is the one who I can say can create on his own and take advantage

of other people's creations, giving you a shot of the future along with right now in 2026. So

it's not to say that I don't like man's sort of lane. Obviously I do. He's been on plenty of

our mock drafts. I love Jeremy. I love the low Caleb downs. I do. I like all of them equally

at this stage. I think it's really the point where I look at the players being the best available.

Combat that with the combine that with the team's most glaring need. Being a receiver to produce

with Jaden Daniels moving into the future. He's got no running mates moving into the future.

To me at number seven, because New Orleans is waiting there at number eight to take him if you don't,

it picks gotta be carnal Tate. But this is mock draft Monday and mock draft is a full mock draft,

not mock first round Monday. So let's get to the rest of our mock draft coming up next right now

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Commanders for W USA 9 dot com. Now we made the first pick carnal Tate number seven overall

at 71. I see an opportunity to move back. Northwestern offensive tackle Caleb Tiernan

is the top player on the board at number 71 and the Steelers need a young tackle to develop

for their offensive line knowing that. And then you got Laramie Tonsley got Josh Carly Jr.

The Commanders and Magnus Anderson say you can't have a young tackle either, but knowing that

you can get a fifth round pick tax out of the deal. I believe you can tax the Steelers enough

that you can get the fifth round pick number 161 move back to number 76 and end up gaining that

pick. And if there's a bidding war for Tiernan because he's the top tackled up on the board,

then you might be able to get even more. But I'm not going to go too crazy here. Small tax

for the Pittsburgh Steelers sends Washington's pick number 71 to the Pittsburgh Steelers

number 76 and number 161. And at number 76, I'm now good taking Conor Lou center out of Auburn,

even though we're taking him coming off of a torn ACL. So he's likely going to need some time to

really get going, really get his NFL legs underneath them because you're getting that fifth round

pick on top of it. And you got Nick Allegretti and you potentially have Brandon Coleman come in

there and try to compete for that position. I'm more comfortable bringing Conor Lou in who

without the ACL would probably be a much earlier third round pick or even a late second round pick.

Lance Zerline's NFL.com profile just because I haven't done full workups of all these players yet.

We're going to lean on Lance a little bit. Quote, natural bender with better foot quickness and

athleticism than he shows in the Auburn run scheme. He has strong hands and a strong cord to neutralize.

He can bump and climb with good fluidity. End quote. Now at 147, we go back to the running

back room. Here, this is actually where we add to the running back room. I know the watchmeers

have already added a lot to the running back room this off season. I told you when they brought

back Jeremy and Nick Nichols, I just I kind of see a lot of redundancy there. And when you look

at it, man, 2027, the watchmeers have one running back under contracts. That is your quarry cross

camera. I think they got to change that. So Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton. I think

he's kind of my David Blau project, right? If I if I'm dead, when I think one of the things I

want to do is tell my coordinators like, you need a project every year. Whether it be a draft pick,

a UDFA, you need a project. You need a guy that you take under your wing and say, this is going

to be what we work on. Penn State running back. Nicholas Singleton. I think can be that guy for

David Blauzerlein says, quote, his size and speed will get attention. But it's ability to return

kicks and play on third downs. But ultimately earned him a roster spot as an RB three. End quote. I

think it's great competition for that group there. And in 2027, the name of his possibility that

bill and Nicholas Singleton are a very good duo for the Washington community. Moving to number 161,

we go Washington corner back. Ephesians price stock. Zerlein says of him, quote, he stays more

connected when he can press and displays good acceleration, make up speed. When needed, his

traits and field awareness fit well with short zone shell coverages. End quote, 187. We come back

on the board. Texas linebacker, Trey Moore, who Zerlein says, quote, more showed potential at

off-ball linebacker. But questions persist about his pursuit speed and ability to cover in the NFL.

Some teams might label him a tweener. But I see a versatile prospect who's competitive and feel

for the game show allow him to translate no matter what position he plays. So you like that

versatility. You like that athleticism from from price stock. You like the length and the and

just just fits everything that I think you look for in a Doronte Jones defensive back 209.

Robert Spears Jennings, the athletic safety out of Oklahoma. He's been kind of a common

player on our mock draft. Zerlein says, quote, he has the size and toughness of a pro safety.

He's quick to dive in and fill the run near the line. End quote, and then 223. This is our Doronte

Jones project. If we want to call that Alabama corner back to Monty Jackson, like I said, true

teaching project for Doronte Jones has all the tech has all the tools, I should say, need some

confidence, need some technique, need some education. This is where Doronte Jones turns on his teaching

chops and makes this thing happen. Zerlein says, quote, Jackson is a smooth athlete with good size

and elite track speed and totality. The playing production have failed to match the trade

stadium back to his days at USC. But his 2024 take gives evaluators the best look at his ceiling.

And that is our mock draft Monday here to wrap up the month of March. Carnell Tates,

Connor Lou, Nicholas Singleton, Ephesians, Priceock, Traymore, Robert Spears, Jennings,

the Monty, Jackson. Next time on Lockdown Commanders, we are here in Phoenix for the league meetings.

So we're going to talk about some of the things the league meetings are going on. Some of the things

that are going on at the meetings, including breakfast with Dan Quinn Monday morning. So as soon as

I have time after the breakfast, I'm going to sit down and record a little thing for you on what we

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