We are officially less than a week away from the 2026 NHL Draft. Getting sick of the mock drafts yet?

While most NHL experts so far have focused solely on the first round, The Athletic’s Corey Pronman went all the way on Thursday, mock drafting all 224 picks. Pronman only offered explanations for the first round of picks, but made the full set of selections. This includes all 11 of the Calgary Flames‘ picks in this year’s draft, stacked in the early rounds with two in the first, four in the second, and two in the third.

Leading things off for Calgary, Pronman has the Flames taking Viggo Björck at sixth overall:

There’s been much debate over the past month on who Calgary should select at sixth overall, but it seems like Björck is starting to gain some traction as a real top contender. Last season with the Swedish Hockey League’s Djurgårdens IF, he registered six goals and nine assists. The 5-foot-9 forward also tallied three goals and six assists in his IIHF World Juniors debut earlier this year, en route to a gold medal finish.

Later in the first round, Pronman has Calgary targeting Medicine Hat Tigers forward Liam Ruck:

Ruck had an explosive year in the WHL, tallying 45 goals and 59 assists in 68 games, well exceeding his 41 point total from the year prior. His twin brother, Markus, also plays with the Tigers, and put up 21 goals and 87 assists this past year.

In the second round, Pronman has Calgary selecting Björck’s teammate LW Marcus Nordmark (Djurgårdens IF) at 35th overall, G Tobias Trejbal at 36th, C Egor Shilov at 51st, and C Thomas Vandenberg at 55th. Pronman has Markus Ruck going to the Pittsburgh Penguins at 54th, one pick before the Flames. Then, in the third round, Pronman has the Flames going for C Zachary Lansard at 65th overall, then D Vladimir Dravecky at 68th. Calgary’s selections in the mock draft round out with LW Pierce Mbuyi in the fourth round, D Sean Burick in the fifth round, and D Matvei Karasyov in the sixth round.