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The two thousand twenty six NFL Draft rolls into Day Three, and the talent still on the board is turning heads. Teams hunting for value in rounds four through seven have real options remaining, and with late-round picks historically producing starters, every front office is doing the math right now on who slips and why.
Speaking of front offices doing the math, Cleveland is feeling good about their early haul. The Browns grabbed Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston at thirty nine overall, going back to back at twenty four and thirty nine to overhaul a passing game that was genuinely painful to watch last season. Boston brings size, athleticism, and the kind of upside Andrew Berry has been hunting for.
Meanwhile in Minnesota, the Vikings brass described trading edge rusher Jonathan Greenard as a somber moment, and that word says everything. You don't call a roster move somber unless it hurt to make it. Minnesota clearly believes the return value justified the decision, but losing a proven pass rusher mid-rebuild is never clean business, no matter how you frame it.
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