Ceraulo laid –275 (one unit) on Armand Membou to be the second offensive lineman drafted. His blueprint: if draft boards follow the consensus order—Will Campbell first, Membou second—the wager is simply a push against his hedge on Campbell. If Jacksonville or Las Vegas shockingly prefers Membou’s higher athletic ceiling and selects him first, Campbell would slide to second, turning this ticket into a loser but triggering the hedge. Ceraulo believes only OT Taliese Banks could ruin the plan by sneaking into the top two, but sees that scenario as unlikely.

Evan Abrams suggested sprinkling on the first offensive lineman market where Cooper Campbell is the heavy favorite. Abrams sees legitimate chaos potential at pick 4, with New England openly shopping the slot and tackle-needy teams lurking. He grabbed Armand Membu at 9-to-1 and Kelvin Banks Jr. at 30-to-1 as alternate first-OL tickets, arguing that both prospects have interviewed well and fit inside-zone systems employed by several trade-up candidates. Abrams pointed out that most mocks underestimated last year’s Paris Johnson jump and believes a similar surprise could unfold if a team covets Membu’s athletic profile or Banks’ elite pass-pro tape. Because the market implies less than a 10% chance Campbell is passed over, Abrams feels the payout justifies a small speculative wager.

Jonathan Jones projected that the Jets will select Missouri right tackle Armand Mimbu at No. 7 to finish the offensive‑line rebuild they have been chasing for three off‑seasons. Jones said New York’s front office views Mimbu as the second‑best tackle in the class and loves that he is only 20 years old yet already carries 34‑inch arms and NFL‑ready core strength. He would slide in on the right side next to Elijah Vera‑Tucker while last year’s first‑rounder Olu Fashanu holds down the left, giving new quarterback Justin Fields two bookend pillars. Jones acknowledged some buzz that Aaron Glenn might bang the table for a Branch‑style safety, but he emphasized every Jets source he spoke with ranked trench help above secondary toys. Bettors looking at draft position props should treat Mimbu’s over/under of 8.5 as a strong under.

Thor Nystrom projected Missouri left tackle Armand Mambou to fall to Chicago at pick 10 and called the current +280 price on Mambou “after the 6th pick” a gift. Thor argued the Bears already shored up their interior line in free agency and now view tackle as the final offensive‑line piece in front of Caleb Williams. Because Jacksonville appears locked onto a defensive lineman and both Las Vegas and the Jets have bigger needs inside, Nystrom believes Mambou’s most realistic landing spots now start at No. 7 and stretch to Chicago at No. 10. He advised bettors to grab any Over 6.5 or ‘Exact Team – Bears’ Mambou props before the market reacts to the slide chatter.