
NFL Draft Day 3: Top Stars Still Waiting
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Day three of the 2026 NFL Draft is filled with surprises as top college stars like Diego Pavia, Skyler Bell, and Bishop Fitzgerald remain unselected. Despite their impressive stats, teams are hesitant due to nitpicks. Edge rushers and defensive backs also showcase their skills, while specialists like Brett Thorson could make a significant impact. As round four picks approach, these proven producers could spark roster changes, making the draft an exciting event to watch.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NFL Draft Day 3: Top Stars Still Waiting. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25, day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft is here, and it's wild top college stars like Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia, the Heisman runner-up who led his team to 10 wins, UConn receiver Skyler Bell with 101 catches and USC safety bishop Fitzgerald with 5. Interceptions are still waiting, all first team all Americans yet no one's called their name through three rounds. According to the surprise, Indiana's Elijah Serrette, who topped the country with 15 touchdown grabs and root to a national title, joins quarterbacks, like Arkansas's athletic-freak tailing green and Clemson's Cade Clubnic on the board. Running back shine too, Nebraska's Emmett Johnson own 37% of his team's yards, and Penn State's K-Tron Allen is the all-time, Russia there. Fans and scouts are buzzing because these players crushed it, Pavia threw for over 3,000 yards, and ran for 862, Bell. Halled in 13 scores, but knit picks like size, turnovers, or late season dips have
teams hesitating, it's creating real value for squads hunting bargains. Now, edge rushes like Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton with 17 sacks over two years, Ohio State's Caden Curry's 11 sacks and defensive. Backs including Duke's Chandler Rivers with seven picks highlight the depth. Don't sleep on specialists like Georgia punner Brett Thorsten, the Ray Guy winner averaging 45 yards of boot. Team start round four picks soon, so these proven producers could spark roster flips, watch close as the board clears and futures get made. Stay locked in with NFL news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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