NFL Draft Fantasy Impact: Stars & Busts

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Day 2 and 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft delivered some massive value plays and total reaches. Teens grabbed just three running backs through the first 100 picks, tying the lowest ever in the common draft era. But why receivers hit 17 and tied ends 9? Both record since 1967. Some run started with the Minnesota Viking snagging linebacker Jake Golday from Cincinnati at Pick 51. He's a former edge rusher, who fits perfect in Brian Flores' aggressive scheme, rushing the passer from the second level. Cleveland Brown's got safety and manual McNeill Warren from Toledo at 58, a borderline first round talent who forces fumbles and covers big. Meanwhile, the New York Giants landed wide receiver Malachi Fields from Notre Dame at 74, a six foot five beast averaging 15 yards per catch. Jacksonville Jaguar scooped

1:00defensive guard Emanuel Pregnant from Oregon at 88, the top graded powerful lineman who fell way too far. Raiders added offensive lineman Trey Zoon, the third from Texas A&M at 91, with elite pass blocking, head scratchers had folks scratching their heads, like the San Francisco 49ers taking wide receiver Dejan Stribbling from Ole Miss at 33, despite a stacked receiver room and him being just the 120th prospect. Jaguar's reach for tied-in Nate Bore-Curture from Texas A&M at 56, a solid blocker but older rookie behind backups. Texans grabbed tied-in Marlin Klein from Michigan at 59, with four tied-ins already, and dolphins wide receiver Caleb Douglas from Texas. Tech at 75, outside most top 200 boards. CBS sports expert Mike Renner graded those home runs all A's and A pluses for scheme fits and steel value, while head scratchers landed C's and D's. For poor, roster matches, as the draft

2:01rolls into later rounds, these picks show teams hunting immediate impact amid the positional