The Fashion of the 2026 NFL Draft
It's vibrant!
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It's vibrant!
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They're a vision, as always.
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The WNBA draftees may have outdone them!
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But we DO have some fashion highlights.
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Courtesy of one Sauce Gardner.
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As usual, honestly.
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View the gallery This year's draft, despite having a shock at No. 6 (see below), suffered from a lack of really flashy talent at skill positions -- which, for however much linemen are essential building blocks, tend to be the players that spark the most interest and speculation. The
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It's the best-suited day of the year.
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View the gallery It's the most wonderful time of the year. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery Three of the top four picksĀ skipped the dog-and-pony show in Chicago in favor of watching it at home -- though Jameis Winston did it with his trademark subtlety, by putting a step-and-repeat and a red carpet OUTSIDE HIS HOUSE. Have fun with that
View GalleryView the gallery Anthony Barr was not picked first. He did not attend the draft, or at least, he's not in our subscription. He did, however, days before, attend an event at a Subway store that had SCULPTED HIM OUT OF VEGETABLES. (Apparently this has happened to other
View GalleryView the gallery The draft has gotten increasingly boring now that almost every pick is preceded by footage of the player talking on the phone, and high-fiving people, and being handed a hat. I like SUSPENSE, which directly goes against ESPN's apparent mandate to create interesting programming.
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View the gallery I didn't get to see the NFL Draft this year (usually I watch the whole thing -- for real -- because I am insane), so I had to document the outfits of the top 10 picks (and then notable others) by relying on whatever photo scraps I
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