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NFL Network's Rhett Lewis analyzes Las Vegas Raiders' 2026 draft haul, led by Fernando Mendoza at quarterback, with Treydan Stukes at safety, Keyron Crawford and Trey Zuhn III boosting the defense and line depth, plus additional roles for Jermod McCoy, Mike Washington Jr., Dalton Johnson, Hezekiah Masses, Malik Benson, and Brandon Cleveland as developing contributors.
Las Vegas wrapped up the 2026 NFL Draft with 10 selections across seven rounds, led by No. 1 overall QB Fernando Mendoza and notable picks including Treydan Stukes, Keyron Crawford, Trey Zuhn III, Jermod McCoy, Mike Washington Jr., Dalton Johnson, Hezekiah Masses, Malik Benson, and Brandon Cleveland, signaling upgrades at multiple positions for the Raiders' 2026 roster.
Las Vegas used Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft to add three versatile rookies—Treydan Stukes, Keyron Crawford and Trey Zuhn III—after trading with Houston to move up to No. 38 and acquire No. 91. GMs John Spytek and Brian Stark highlighted Stukes’ versatility in the secondary and strong ball skills, Zuhn’s cross‑positional OL versatility, and Crawford’s untapped edge‑rush potential and late-blooming development. Leadership and character are a through-line, with Stukes and Zuhn captains and the front office stressing players who love the game and lead by example.
The Las Vegas Raiders drafted Arizona safety Treydan Stukes with the No. 38 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. A former walk-on from Litchfield Park, AZ, Stukes developed into a ballhawking defender, posting seven interceptions and 22 pass deflections over his final four college seasons and a standout 2025 campaign with four interceptions and 24 solo tackles. He earned multiple All-American honors, posted a 4.33 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, and brings versatility to the Raiders’ secondary, having played safety, nickelback, and outside corner.
In a three-round mock ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, Dallas trades up in Round 1 to select Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles, then adds Texas A&M edge Cashius Howell in Round 2 and Arizona defensive back Treydan Stukes in Round 3, all with a defense-first plan that involves trading away two first-round picks to secure a higher pick and a future third for a stronger unit in 2026.