The 2026 NFL Draft is just around the corner, and speculation is heating up regarding trades and player selections. With five teams, including the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys, holding two first-round picks, many expect a flurry of trades during the first round. Chiefs general manager Brett Veach anticipates an “entertaining” night, noting that the lack of top-tier quarterbacks could lead to unexpected draft moves. Notably, Jermod McCoy, a cornerback from Tennessee, is facing uncertainty due to an ACL injury, which may cause him to slip out of the first round despite being a top talent. The Cincinnati Bengals, picking at No. 10, are expected to prioritize defensive players, with Caleb Downs being a consensus favorite. However, there are discussions about potentially selecting an offensive tackle, reflecting the team's need to protect quarterback Joe Burrow. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz has dismissed trade rumors regarding wide receiver Quentin Johnston, emphasizing the team's confidence in their current wide receiver lineup. As the draft approaches, teams are weighing their options carefully, making this year’s draft a highly anticipated event.