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Locked On NFL Draft podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the National Football League Draft and all over the NFL. Hosted by Damian Parson, national scout at The Draft Network, and Keith Sanchez, a senior draft analyst for the Draft Network and 2019 LSU National Football Champion, the Locked On NFL Draft podcast brings the NFL draft to life daily with expert, local analysis, opinions, breaking news, special guests, and coverage of all aspects of the NFL and every college prospect. The Locked...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Film-based debate turns prospect traits, scheme fit, and developmental questions into clear NFL Draft projections.
Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez turn NFL Draft evaluation into a working conversation, testing rankings and projections against film, physical traits, injuries, scheme fit, and developmental upside.
One quarterback lands fourth and eighth on separate lists; your draft group chat has company.
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Quarterback fit talk that keeps scheme, role, and landing spots front and center.
Locked On NFL Draft spends this episode on quarterback pairings, and its value is in the fit questions it keeps returning to. Ty Simpson and Garrett Nussmeier start the discussion, then the scope widens to run threat, backup value, and the way different systems can reshape a…
A high-upside tight end prospect with standout athletic tools, though catch-point and blocking questions remain.
Locked On NFL Draft presents Eli Stowers as an elite athlete and a tight end prospect who can change what a defense has to account for. His size, explosiveness, and movement skills are the main selling points, and the conversation keeps circling back to how easily he can…
A draft discussion that treats defense as a real first-round answer.
The episode follows a post-free agency mock draft where the Washington Commanders land Caleb Downs, and the hosts treat that pick as a clean defensive fit.
A brisk post-combine mock draft with sharp team-fit talk and a few head-scratching picks.
This post-scouting combine mock draft has a clear pulse, especially once the talk shifts to how certain picks could alter team needs and why the Rams' selections land with such force.
A useful tight end scouting report that pairs high-end upside with concentration questions.
The piece gives Kenyon Sadiq a clear, practical scouting frame: elite athleticism, versatility, and raw strength all point to a player who could reshape an NFL passing game. It also keeps the upside grounded by noting the concentration drops that surfaced on a couple of catches.
A first-round cornerback case shaped by role fit and a real size concern.
Avion Terrell is framed as a first-round prospect with a real path to becoming a plus-level NFL starting cornerback, and Damian Parsons and Keith Sanchez build that case around role and fit.
A focused safety breakdown built around man coverage, cushion, and role fit.
This episode gives Dylan Thilleman a clean draft-room read, with the focus kept on man coverage, cushion, hip turn, and how his speed shows up when he is playing from 10 to 12 yards deep.
A brisk mock draft that makes the Cardinals quarterback swing feel earned.
The episode frames a post-free-agency mock draft as an actual roster problem, not just a thought experiment. The Cardinals discussion is the clearest example: Ty Simpson at third overall sounds aggressive at first, but the reasoning around Kyler Murray, the bridge options, and a…
New York sports arguments, served hot.
Sports-business careers, compressed into usable lessons.
Friday afternoon sports argument, Southern California accent included.
Capital Region sports talk with national range.
Mostly sports, fully invested.
Devin Moore needs more eyes.
Hosts Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez analyze quarterback performances from the NFL Scouting Combine, highlighting Ty Simpson as the emerging QB2, Talon Green's developmental potential, and surprises like Garrett Nussmeyer's recovery and Haynes King's athletic testing.
Damian Parson analyzes Texas A&M pass rusher Cassius Howell post-NFL combine, praising his elite pass-rush skills but highlighting critical flaws like short arm length, inconsistent sack production, and poor run defense.
Damian Parsons and Keith Sanchez open with a post-free-agency mock draft.
Damian Parson analyzes standout cornerback performances from the NFL Scouting Combine, highlighting D'Angelo Ponds' record vertical jump, Dalen Everett's speed, and other prospects like Malik Muhammad and Ephesians Price Sock who boosted their draft stocks through athletic testing and fluid drills.
Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez break down Vanderbilt tight end Eli Stowers through his elite athletic profile.
Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez open with their post-free-agency mock draft and land fast on Caleb Downs to the Commanders.
James Yarko, Damian Parsons, and Keith Sanchez open with Dylan Thilleman in the safety conversation.
Locked On NFL Draft centers on Damian Parsons and Keith Sanchez debating trade-up and trade-down scenarios involving the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, and San Francisco 49ers.
Damian Parson spends this Locked On NFL Draft bonus episode arguing that Fernando Mendoza, not Ty Simpson, should remain QB1.
Damian Parsons says the Chiefs-Rams trade sends Trent McDuffie to Los Angeles and gives Kansas City two first-round picks, changing how both teams approach the 2026 NFL Draft.
Kenyon Sadiq’s Oregon profile centers on a 6-foot-3, 241-pound frame, a 4.39 forty, a 43.5-inch vertical, and 26 bench reps.
Mike Washington Jr gets the headline after Damian Parsons treats his athletic testing as top four running back proof.
Makai Lemon can make a top-10 case.
Locked On NFL Draft centers on why Georgia tight end Oscar Delp is viewed as a high-end 2026 prospect despite limited usage at Georgia.
Damian Parson calls Jeremiah Love a top-five pick after the first wave of NFL free agency, pointing to the Commanders at No.
Drew Allar’s Combine and pro day workouts pushed his NFL Draft stock upward, with Damian Parson citing a near-elite arm, functional mobility, and a possible second-round grade.
Damian Parson argues that Ohio State's Arvell Reese, listed at 6'4" and 241 pounds with a 4.46 forty, is being undervalued if he is treated as just a linebacker.
Locked On NFL Draft breaks down LSU cornerback Mansour Delane as a 2026 prospect with top-tier coverage tape but some physical questions.
The hosts break down their top 10 quarterback prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft, focusing on the debate between Garrett Nussmeier and Ty Simpson for the QB2 spot.
The host previews the NFL Scouting Combine for wide receivers and running backs, focusing on key prospects like Makai Lemon, Jeremiah Love, and Cardinal Tate, while analyzing their testing strategies and draft implications.
Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez break down Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles' scouting report, highlighting his elite athleticism, versatility in coverage, and potential as a top-five NFL Draft pick.
The hosts reveal their post-NFL Scouting Combine big board 2.0, discussing top prospects like Jeremiah Love, who is now considered an elite running back, and analyze risers and fallers including Jordan Tyson and Ruben Bain, with insights on combine performances and draft evaluations.
Locked On NFL Draft ranks its 2026 top-10 running backs and puts Jadarian Price, Mike Washington Jr., and Jeremiah Love at the center of the discussion.
Chris Brazell II is framed as a 6'4", roughly 200-pound Tennessee receiver who ran a 4.37 at the combine and showed more than straight-line speed.
Perfect prospect pairings, right up front.
Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez break down USC wide receiver Mekhi Lemon as one of the best receivers in the NFL draft.
The episode opens with the familiar Locked On network framing before Damian Parsons and Keith Sanchez turn to Clemson corner Avion Terrell.
The hosts work through a post-combine mock draft with a few Rams picks that are bound to get people talking and debating.
Hosts Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez reveal their final top 10 quarterback rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft, discussing the top prospects and their traits.
Hosts break down the scouting report for Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods, discussing his pros, cons, and NFL comparisons.
Hosts discuss potential NFL trades, including the Bears trading for Dexter Lawrence and the Patriots pursuing A.J.
Hosts debate which prospects to draft in a 'this or that' format, comparing players like Caleb Downs and Keontae Scott.
A mock draft special where experts make first-round picks for all 32 NFL teams with analysis.
Hosts Damian Parson and Keith Sanchez present their first-round NFL mock draft, analyzing picks 22-30 and discussing potential replacements for A.J.
Hosts break down picks 11-21 of their first round NFL mock draft, discussing player selections and draft strategy.
Hosts discuss a 2026 NFL mock draft, analyzing top picks including David Bailey and Arvel Rees.
Hosts break down Texas A&M wide receiver KC Concepcion's NFL draft prospects, including pros, cons, grade, and team fits.
Host Damian Parson closes out his 2026 first round mock draft, discussing picks 22-32 and how the Patriots could draft an explosive playmaker for Drake May.