Third Round
3.65 | AZ: CB Keionte Scott, Miami
Scott is nearly 25 and a slot exclusive cornerback, but a team looking for an upgrade on the inside could take him much higher than this. Arizona gets a steal.
3.66 | TEN: CB Chris Johnson, San Diego State
Tennessee adds a cornerback after releasing L’Jarius Sneed.
3.67 | LV: WR Germie Bernard, Alabama
Bernard isn’t likely to be a superstar, but he’s a reliable and sure-handed option for Mendoza with inside/outside flexibility.
3.68 | PHI: ED Dani Dennis-Sutton, Penn State
The Eagles fortify the edge after losing Jaelan Phillips.
3.69 | HOU: RB Mike Washington Jr., Arkansas
After prioritizing the offensive line, Houston finds itself a new starting running back.
3.70 | CLE: CB D’Angelo Ponds, Indiana
Ponds is an upgrade over nickel back Myles Darden, and would likely be a first round pick if it wasn’t for his size.
3.71 | WAS: WR Antonio Williams, Clemson
Terry McLaurin isn’t getting any younger, and it’s a ragtag group behind him. Williams has 130 catches for 1,508 yards and 15 touchdowns over the last two seasons.
3.72 | CIN: CB Davison Igbinosun, Ohio State
The Buckeye adds size to a Bengals’ room full of nickel backs.
3.73 | NO: ED Joshua Josephs, Tennessee
The Vol sports a 21.3% pass rush win rate and a basketball wingspan.
3.74 | KC: ED Romello Height, Texas Tech
Height will be 26 by the end of his rookie year and played opposite David Bailey, but still managed 10 sacks.
3.75 | MIA: TE Sam Roush, Stanford
Roush’s athletic block and YAC style is similar to Tucker Kraft’s, and Miami’s staff is largely made up of ex-Green Bay coaches.
3.76 | PIT: ED Derrick Moore, Michigan
Moore, who had 11 sacks last year, would be a nice depth addition behind T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith.
3.77 | TB: LB Kyle Louis, Pittsburgh
Soon to be 32-year-old Alex Anzalone is the Buccaneers immediate replacement for Lavonte David, but Louis helps the future of the position.
3.78 | IND: WR Bryce Lance, North Dakota State
Selecting an athletic outside threat to replace Michael Pittman Jr. seems a wise idea.
3.79 | ATL: DT Domonique Orange, Iowa State
Atlanta invested in the edge last year, and they complement that with a selection to boost the IDL.
3.80 | BAL: DT Darrell Jackson Jr, Florida State
Baltimore needs significant upgrading in the tranches on both sides of the ball.
3.81 | JAX: LB Anthony Hill Jr., Texas
After losing Devin Lloyd, the Jaguars add the athletic Hill, who had a ridiculous 113 tackles, and 8 sacks in 2024.
3.82 | MIN: C Connor Lew, Auburn
Blake Brandel allowed the highest pressure rate of any center last season.
3.83 | CAR: WR Malachi Fields, Notre Dame
Dave Canales has an affinity for big bodied wide outs: Tet McMillan, Jalen Coker, and Xavier Legette are all at least 6-foot-3. 6-foot-4 Fields joins the ranks.
3.84 | GB: CB Chandler Rivers, Duke
The Packers have lost Jaire Alexander, Eric Stokes, and Nate Hobbs over the last two seasons. Fixing the position for the long haul would pay dividends.
3.85 | PIT: WR Deion Burks, Oklahoma
DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman are outside options, but Roman Wilson hasn’t proven he can be a reliable slot. Burks replaces new Giant Calvin Austin.
3.86 | LAC: ED Jaishawn Barham, Michigan
The Michigan to L.A. pipeline continues with Barham.
3.87 | MIA: CB Devin Moore, Florida
After adding Cisse at No. 30, Moore adds to a secondary in need of talent.
3.88 | JAX: SAF Zakee Wheatley, Penn State
After addressing center and linebacker, the Jaguars can make something of a luxury pick.
3.89 | CHI: C Trey Zuhn, Texas A&M
The Bears find their long term replacement for Garrett Bradbury.
3.90 | MIA: DT Xzavian Harris, Ole Miss
Off the field issues are legitimate, but Harris could make a dynamic duo with Kenneth Grant.
3.91 | BUF: WR Chris Brazzell II, Tennessee
Tyrell Shavers has been a nice deep threat, but Brazzell would be an upgrade.
3.92 | DET (via DAL): LB Deontae Lawson, Alabama
After losing Anzalone, the Lions add Lawson to their ranks, who had 80 tackles last year.
3.93 | LAR: QB Drew Allar, Penn State
Allar was once a five star recruit, and there’s no one better than Sean McVay to try and get the most out of him.
3.94 | MIA: WR Ted Hurst, Georgia State
Miami uses one of the selections they acquired from the Jaylen Waddle trade to strengthen the position.
3.95 | NE: RB Jonah Coleman, Washington
Coleman’s three down upside could see him go in the top 100 despite his stature.
3.96 | SEA: RB Kaytron Allen, Penn State
Zach Charbonnet will be the lead back, but Allen offers a change of pace.
3.97c | MIN: DT DeMonte Capehart, Clemson
Capehart is a plus athlete that could replace Javon Hargrave.
3.98c | PHI: OT Markel Bell, Miami
Lane Johnson isn’t getting any younger, and Bell’s size makes him an appealing developmental option.
3.99c | PIT: LB Taurean York, Texas A&M
Patrick Queen was disappointing in 2025, and Payton Wilson wasn’t much better. York is a talented player that falls due to size concerns.
3.100c | JAX: Max Klare, Ohio State
Klare would add to Trevor Lawrence’s cache of receiving options.