In the veteran market, the ‘legal tampering’ period (March 9–11) is expected to be dominated by the fallout from the Indianapolis Colts’ decision to allow Anthony Richardson to seek a trade. While the Raiders are the heavy favorites for Fernando Mendoza at No. 1, the market for a high-ceiling talent like Richardson is heating up, with the Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins reportedly checking in on the asking price. Simultaneously, the New York Jets are positioned as the league’s biggest power brokers; after clearing significant Hoodie shirts through the Jermaine Johnson II trade, they enter March with over $90 million in flexibility and a clear mandate to surrounding their next quarterback with elite veteran playmakers.

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Defensive coordinators around the league are buzzing about the ‘new era’ of interior defensive linemen, led by Florida’s Caleb Banks and his record-breaking Hoodie shirts. At 327 pounds with a wingspan that rivals most offensive tackles, Banks represents the shift toward massive ‘space-eaters’ who also possess the closing speed to chase down mobile quarterbacks. During the on-field drills, Banks showed a ‘swim move’ that was described as ‘violently efficient,’ suggesting he has the potential to be a 17-game starter from his first day in camp. This is particularly relevant for the NFC North teams like the Lions and Packers, who are consistently looking for ways to neutralize the divisional run games. While Banks is the headliner, the depth of the interior class is notable, with several prospects from the Big 12 showing the lateral quickness to play in a 3-4 defensive front. This influx of interior talent is likely to push several high-end edge rushers further down the board as GMs prioritize the ‘engine’ of the defense over the flashy sack specialists on the perimeter.

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The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis moved into its second day of on-field drills on Friday, February 27, with Hoodie shirts shifting to the defensive backs and tight ends. Georgia safety KJ Bolden stole the show early, living up to his elite billing by clocking a blistering 4.33-second 40-yard dash, the fastest time of the weekend so far. Not far behind him, Michigan’s Colston Loveland solidified his status as the consensus TE1, displaying rare fluidity and soft hands during the positional gauntlet drills. These athletic displays follow a historic Thursday for the front seven, where Ohio State’s Sonny Styles set a linebacker record with a 43.5-inch vertical jump and a 4.46-second official 40-yard dash. With Florida’s Caleb Banks also turning heads with a 5.05-second 40-yard dash at 327 pounds, the 2026 defensive class is proving to be an all-time group of athletic ‘freaks’ that is forcing NFL GMs to reconsider their early-round board hierarchies.

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