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Only the No. 1 and No. 2 overall picks are set in stone as we approach Week 17 of the 2020 NFL season, but the projected 2021 NFL Draft order still presents ample opportunity to attack storylines and narratives as we approach the offseason. The Atlanta Falcons could be in a position to take the heir apparent to veteran quarterback Matt Ryan. The Cincinnati Bengals may reunite former LSU wideout Ja’Marr Chase with Joe Burrow if they’re indeed out of the Penei Sewell sweepstakes. The Denver Broncos and San Francisco 49ers could swing the bat on first-round quarterbacks despite drafting outside the top 10. Below is a 2021 NFL Mock Draft based on the current projected draft order that doesn’t project what I think teams will do but instead should do if I were making the picks for all 32 NFL teams.

We’re back with PFF Mock Draft 3, the first offseason look at the NFL and NFL draft landscape. While we’re much later in the process than our previous September and October mock drafts, some of the new names from each of them lived up to the hype, while others dropped off and potentially out of the first round after their respective 2018 seasons. As usual, the draft order is in place to where each team has now officially been slated to select up to Pick 28, while the final four picks are an estimate based on final Super Bowl odds from our PFF Forecast team. This mock draft also takes into account all of the 2019 NFL Draft early declarations for underclassmen who had to officially declare their intentions for entering the draft as of Monday, January 14.

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