Daniel Jeremiah Ranks Best Prospects Available on Big Board for 2026 NFL Draft Day 3

With the first two nights of the 2026 NFL draft in the rearview mirror, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah unveiled his list of the best players still available heading into Day 3.

Here are his top 10 remaining prospects along with their rankings on Jeremiah's final big board.

1. Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy (No. 19 overall)
2. Miami CB Keionte Scott (No. 53 overall)
3. Pittsburgh LB Kyle Louis (No. 55 overall)
4. Oklahoma WR Deion Burks (No. 70 overall)
5. Kansas State OL Sam Hecht (No. 72 overall)
6. South Carolina CB Jalon Kilgore (No. 76 overall)
7. Tennessee EDGE Joshua Josephs (No. 78 overall)
8. Arkansas RB Mike Washington Jr. (No. 79 overall)
9. Indiana WR Elijah Sarratt (No. 80 overall)
10. Arizona S Genesis Smith (No. 88 overall)

Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy is still the top player available on Jeremiah's board. He's also the best player remaining on the big board from Bleacher Report's NFL Scouting Department, as he's listed at No. 11 overall.

McCoy recorded nine passes defended and four interceptions during his 2024 campaign with the Volunteers, but missed the entire 2025 season after suffering a torn ACL.

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that there's concern among teams regarding a bone plug that was used to repair a cartilage defect in McCoy's knee. Some of the doctors that have seen his scans are concerned that the cornerback will need another surgery to replace the bone plug, which would result in an extensive recovery.

For teams that are still searching for another weapon in their passing attack, Oklahoma wide receiver Deion Burks is still available.

Burks hauled in 57 receptions for 620 yards and four touchdowns during his senior season as a member of the Sooners.

Tennessee edge-rusher Joshua Josephs is also an intriguing option that's still on the board. Josephs compiled 33 tackles, six tackles for loss, four sacks, three forced fumbles and three passes defended during the 2025 season.

The 2026 draft will conclude on Saturday, with the fourth round beginning at 12 p.m. ET.