TDR Show: Way-Too-Early 2027 Rookie Mock Draft

Kevin and Jay dropped their latest TDR podcast covering a 2027 Rookie Mock Draft!

In this episode of The Devy Royale, we took our first swing at projecting the 2027 rookie class with a Way-Too-Early 2-Round Rookie Mock Draft. If you're building for the future, stacking picks, or just love getting ahead in devy, this episode is for you.

We broke it all down: Round 1 featured full player-by-player analysis, diving into both film and analytics to spotlight potential first-round NFL Draft talent. These are the players who could anchor your dynasty roster in just a couple of years.

Round 2 moved fast, but the takeaways are no less important, highlighting values, pick strategy, and how devy risers could reshape 2027 rookie boards.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:

• Full 2-Round 2027 Rookie Mock Draft

• In-depth breakdowns of every Round 1 prospect

• Quick-hit reactions from Round 2

• Strategy tips for 2027 rookie picks and devy trades

• Long-term devy outlooks to monitor

🥇 Round 1

1.01 – Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State
Jay opens the draft with the best devy WR in the country. Dominant size-speed combo with polish — a future top-5 NFL pick if he stays healthy.

1.02 – Arch Manning, QB, Texas
Kevin bets on pedigree and opportunity. Arch has the name value and now needs to back it up with a breakout this season.

1.03 – Ryan Williams, WR, Alabama
Jay lands a young alpha WR. Ryan reclassified early and still cooked SEC defenders — smooth mover with WR1 upside.

1.04 – DJ Lagway, QB, Florida
Kevin grabs upside at QB. Lagway has dual-threat traits and the kind of tools that make him an intriguing long-term devy stash.

1.05 – Cam Coleman, WR, Auburn
Jay locks in a potential riser. Cam’s already showing WR1 flashes with elite athleticism and deep-threat ability.

1.06 – TJ Moore, WR, Clemson
Kevin scoops the versatile Clemson playmaker. Moore’s ability to win inside and outside could make him a dynasty gem.

1.07 – Bryant Wesco, WR, Clemson
Jay doubles up on Tigers WRs. Wesco’s route running and acceleration scream Sunday potential.

1.08 – Ryan Wingo, WR, Texas
Kevin adds another SEC weapon. Wingo has raw traits and early playing time — he’s one breakout away from skyrocketing.

1.09 – Nick Marsh, WR, Michigan State
Jay gets aggressive with Marsh. Big, physical WR who could feast with volume and red-zone targets in the Big Ten.

1.10 – Nate Frazier, RB, Georgia
Kevin targets one of the most electric backs in the country. Frazier’s burst and vision make him a home-run hitter.

1.11 – Julian Sayin, QB, Ohio State
Jay takes another swing at QB. Sayin is fundamentally sound and will have the weapons at OSU to shine.

1.12 – Caden Durham, RB, LSU
Kevin rounds out Round 1 with a verified track athlete and violent runner. If Durham can develop as a receiver, he’ll be a complete back.

🥈 Round 2

2.01 – James Peoples, RB, Ohio State (Jay)
2.02 – Malcolm Simmons, WR, Auburn (Kevin)
2.03 – Mylan Graham, WR, Ohio State (Jay)
2.04 – Isaac Brown, RB, Louisville (Kevin)
2.05 – Dylan Raiola, QB, Nebraska (Jay)
2.06 – Demond Williams, QB, Washington (Kevin)
2.07 – Jadan Baugh, RB, Florida (Jay)
2.08 – Jordan Lyle, RB, Miami (Kevin)
2.09 – Jordan Marshall, RB, Michigan (Jay)
2.10 – Quinton Martin Jr., RB, Penn State (Kevin)
2.11 – Taylor Tatum, RB, Oklahoma (Jay)
2.12 – Micah Hudson, WR, Texas A&M (Kevin)

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