NFL Draft Day 3 Steals: Fantasy Upside

0:00On April 26, day three of the NFL draft drops him intriguing late-round picks with real fantasy upside, especially for patient drafters. Teams like the Bills snagged wide-out Skyler Bell at Pick 125, a UConn standout with elite college efficiency metrics that scream slot. Weapon for Josh Allen, over in Kansas City, the Chiefs grabbed running back Image Johnson at 161, a Nebraska beast who led the nation in rushing last year, and could spell Ken Walker if injuries hit. Meanwhile, the Broncos doubled down on their backfield mess by taking Jonah Coleman at 108, a Washington product with 25 rushing. Scores over two seasons who might bury RJ Harby's workhorse streams. The Titans added Penn State runner Nick Singleton at 165, a versatile pass catcher who could lead Frog Tajay Spears in a crowd of group. While Jacksonville's Tanner Kozio at 164 brings monster-tight end production from Houston

1:00to challenge Brenson's change. Fantasy managers are buzzing about these rookies' paths to touches, but not all fit seamlessly. Think Jets quarterback Cade Klebnik at 110, a total. DUDD who won't touch Geno Smith or Raven's wide-out Elijah Sarat at 115, buried in a run first attack behind Z Flowers. That's very. Bell and Johnson look like training camp risers, but Denver's crowded RB Roomsbell's Committee Chaos for Owners. New details emerge on Titans 2. The Broncos Justin Jolie at 152 boasts strong slot efficiency over King and Sadiq and Raven's Rookie. Matthew Hivner at 133 Eyes snaps with Isaiah, likely gone. Charger Speaster Brennan Thompson at 105, Mike Carver-Roll under Mike Wing Daniel if he bokes up. Keep an eye on these Day 3 Steels as camps heat up. They could flip late rounds into gold for zero RB strategies or PPR builds. That's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered and always on.