Saints' NFL Draft: Top Day Three Targets for Secondary

0:00It's April 5th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The 2026 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and it's a massive moment for the New Orleans Saints. Even with Tyler's show stepping up and the team trending up, they need a solid class to push for NFC South Dominance in real playoff runs next year. They're starting outside corners, Kool-Aid McKinsey and Quincy Riley look good to go. But any injury or dip in play could derail the defense. That's why snagging depth pieces with those day three picks makes perfect sense. Both starters are under six feet, which has been a problem matching up against bigger wide receivers. The Saints craved taller corners with length to thrive in Darren Staley's zone heavy scheme mixed with man coverage. Top day three targets include Florida's Devon Moore at six with three, bringing that size and scheme fit. Arkansas's Julia Neal stands out even more with elite length, hand size, speed from his 440-top tackling skills and a senior bull nod.

1:02Then there's Stephen F. Austin's Charlie Demings, another senior bull standout who blazed a 441-40 and matches the ideal build. Adding one of these guys shores up the secondary risks and elevates the whole unit, setting the Saints up strong for contention.