Atlanta Falcons 2026 way-too-early mock draft tracker

Atlanta Falcons 2026 way-too-early mock draft tracker
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Sickos Unite. The 2026 Draft is going to be here before you know it.

Welcome to the middle of OTAs, where everything is magnified by 100, partly because we can only watch the Atlanta Braves hover around .500 for so long. While the Atlanta Falcons haven’t given us much more to celebrate as of late, if anything at all, there is optimism to be had surrounding quarterback Michael Penix, Jr. and this young offense. With OTAs in full swing, there is a lot of good feeling surrounding what the 2025 Falcons can look like.

Does that mean that it’s too early to look at what the 2026 Falcons could be looking for? Some may say that it’s way too early. That doesn’t mean that we can’t look at some of the names that Falcons fans could potentially hear called next April.

Due to Atlanta’s decision to deal their first-round pick to the Los Angeles Chargers, the only names we could find were from three-round mock drafts from Pro Football & Sports Network and College Football Network.

While it’s not as extensive as the haul for other teams, it does give a succinct look at a few names the Falcons to target in the 2026 NFL draft. So, let’s get right to it.

Ian Cummings, Pro Football & Sports Network, April 26th

42) Clemson DT DeMonte Capehart

The Falcons will need to completely overhaul their interior defensive line in 2026. DeMonte Capehart can be a nice central piece as an explosive, powerful linear nose tackle at 6’5″, 315 pounds. His motor runs hot, his power output blasts opponents off the line, and he can stack-and-shed.

74) Texas A&M OT Trey Zuhn

Jacob Infante, Pro Football & Sports Network, May 3rd

42) Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq

74) Texas A&M WR Kevin Concepcion

Joe DeLeone, Pro Football & Sports Network, May 10th

42) Cincinnati DT Dontay Corleone

74) Michigan LB Jaishawn Barham

Brentley Weissman, Pro Football & Sports Network, May 17th

42) Alabama LB Deontae Lawson

74) Alabama WR Germie Bernard

Jacob Infante, Pro Football & Sports Network, May 24th

42) Alabama C Parker Brailsford

74) Georgia WR Zachariah Branch

Max Dorsey, College Football Network, May 25th

42) Texas Tech David Bailey

74) Clemson OT Tristan Leigh