2026 Las Vegas Raiders Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 6 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: July 27, 2026Overview
Las Vegas Raiders enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 6 selections. Biggest needs: Offensive Tackle, NT, Defensive Line.
Complete Draft Class:LSU
— Grade A
Indiana
— Grade B
Louisville
— Grade B-
Penn State
— Grade C
Notre Dame
— Grade C
Arkansas
— Grade C-
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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #6 - Las Vegas Raiders: Jordan Seaton, Offensive Tackle,
LSU
Rank: #7 overall | Grade: A Why This Pick:Critical need filled. Las Vegas Raiders desperately needed Offensive Tackle help (need #1), and Jordan Seaton was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.
The Fit:Jordan Seaton brings immediate impact to Las Vegas Raiders. Jordan Seaton profiles as one of the headline offensive tackles of the 2027 class, a former consensus five-star and the No. 1 OT in his recruiting class who was thrown into the fire as a true freshman protecting Shedeur Sanders' blindside at Colorado... His best trait—elite pass protection: only 5 sacks allowed on 940 career pass-blocking snaps and a 79.7 career pass-block grade—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Will Campbell (former five-star LSU left tackle who started immediately as a young blindside protector with elite movement)-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #38 - Las Vegas Raiders: Nick Marsh, Wide Receiver,
Indiana
Rank: #37 overall | Grade: B Why This Pick:Addresses key depth concern. While Wide Receiver wasn't the top priority, Nick Marsh's talent at #37 overall was too good to pass up. Sometimes value trumps need.
The Fit:Nick Marsh brings immediate impact to Las Vegas Raiders. Nick Marsh is a big-bodied boundary receiver who spent two years as the entire passing game at Michigan State before transferring to Indiana for 2026. At 6-foot-3 and 203 pounds with a listed 4.38 forty, he pairs a rare frame-and-speed combination th... His best trait—rare 6-foot-3, 203-pound frame paired with elite timed speed at a listed 4.38 forty—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Keon Coleman (reasoning: big-framed boundary X whose contested-catch reputation outran his actual catch-point conversion, with tools ahead of efficiency)-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #70 - Las Vegas Raiders: Clev Lubin, Edge Rusher,
Louisville
Rank: #71 overall | Grade: B- Why This Pick:Addresses key depth concern. While Edge Rusher wasn't the top priority, Clev Lubin's talent at #71 overall was too good to pass up. Sometimes value trumps need.
The Fit:Clev Lubin brings immediate impact to Las Vegas Raiders. A productive, high-motor edge rusher who arrived at Louisville from Coastal Carolina and immediately proved his breakout was no fluke. After pressuring quarterbacks on 22.2% of his pass-rush snaps for Coastal in 2024, Lubin posted a 21.3% pressure ra... His best trait—elite, relentless motor with second-effort production—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Josaiah Stewart (Kiper's comp-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #106: Marcus Neal Jr (Safety,Penn State
) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
Pick #146: Christian Gray (Cornerback,Notre Dame
) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
Pick #187: Malachi Breland (Offensive Guard,Arkansas
) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
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Draft Class Summary
Overall Grade: B | 6 positions addressed across 6 picks.---