Day Three NFL Draft Steals Set to Shine

0:00On April 25, day three of the 2026 NFL draft always drops hidden gyms, and this year is no different with four late-round steals primed. To ball out as rookies, Las Vegas snacks corner Jermod McCoy at pick 101 in round four after his shocking slide from top 10 projections. Buffalo grabbed wide-out Skyler Bell at 125, Tampa Bay took corner Kionte Scott at 116, and Cincinnati landed center Connor Luat, 128. McCoy's fall came from injury worries, like a possible bone plug surgery after his ACL fix, but his speed and ball skills make him a boundary starter. For the Raiders, if he stays healthy, these picks fell further than expected, due to medical flags or size concerns, yet their athleticism screams immediate impact. Fans and scouts are buzzing because these guys landed in perfect spots. McCoy joins a secondary-needing playmakers, while Bell's 4.40. Speed could still target from Josh Allen and Buffalo.

1:02Scott's blitzing fits Todd Bowles' aggressive scheme in Tampa, and Luat's polish has Bengals eyes on upgrading their line fast. Ongoing chatter points to Bell, challenging for outside reps right away, Scott racking up sacks from the slot, and Luat pushing veteran Ted Carus, despite his own ACL recovery. The team sees starter potential without the early round price tag. Keep an eye on these Day 3 diamonds, they're set to rewrite rookie narratives, and light up Sundays before we know it. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.