The 2026 NFL draft is just a day away, meaning that dreams are about to come true for a group of ex-LSU Tigers. Despite the disappointing season, there are still a handful of players that teams in the league can't wait to add to their roster.

There are some very interesting cases in the draft class for the Tigers this year. A few wildcards that feel like they could go at any moment, because of a team falling in love with their tools as a prospect.

Here are some team fits for LSU players who are expected to hear their names called during the draft:

Delane is a player that any team would love to add. There is no such thing as having too much talent at cornerback. He is also a versatile defender who would likely shine in any system. These are just a couple of teams that have gaping holes at corner and pick in or around the top-10.

Nussmeier could end up mostly getting past the unfortunate injury that messed up his final year in Baton Rouge. While he likely won't be a first-round pick, he could end up in one of a couple of situations where he gets some early playing time.

If Haulcy ends up going to the right team with the right defensive scheme, he could end up as a future All-Pro. While he's not the best athlete, he is super smart, plays with a very high motor and hits hard. He is better in zone, but can cover tight ends like a linebacker in man.

Perkins has the most to gain/lose based on where he is drafted. It doesn't take much time watching him to tell that he's a special athlete. He took over games often at LSU, but he isn't an easy player to translate to the NFL. He's a tweener in both size and skill, which means he needs to go somewhere that knows how to get the most out of his athleticism.

Of all the Tigers wide receivers who were supposed to showcase high-end speed at the combine, Thomas was the only one to actually do it. He's a bit undersized, but running a 4.28 makes up for that. He will be a valuable weapon on special teams and can be productive in the right offense.