Jordyn Tyson — 2026 NFL Mock Draft Roundup 1.0

More was expected from Marvin Harrison Jr., but he had a solid (albeit unspectacular) rookie campaign. And it's reasonable to expect a big step forward in his second season. That said, the Cardinals could use an upgrade opposite MHJ and add one from right in their backyard. The Colorado transfer had a breakout season for the Sun Devils last season (75/1,101/10) and was at his best at the end of the season — 125-plus yards in each of his final three games played.

Terrell (5-11, 180 pounds) is the brother of Tigers legend and first-round NFL Pro Bowler, A.J. Terrell. The Second Team All-ACC selection recorded 13 PBU, three forced fumbles, two interceptions and 64 tackles as a complete corner and should be an anchor for the Cowboys' secondary for years to come.

While he missed ASU's final two games with an injury, Tyson had a phenomenal second half of 2024 and could be the best receiver in the country, not named Jeremiah Smith. The fact that he's a Dallas-area native will only enhance his value in the eyes of the Cowboys, who finally appease their fans by drafting a high-profile offensive weapon.

Tyson began his college career at Colorado but exploded this past season at Arizona State, earning AP All-American honors with 75 catches for 1,101 yards and 10 scores. He has terrific linear speed, reminding me of former Sun Devils standout Brandon Aiyuk in many ways.