Overview
- Las Vegas traded former No. 7 pick Tyree Wilson and No. 219 to New Orleans for No. 150 on Day 3, then used that fifth-rounder to draft Arizona safety Dalton Johnson.
- The Saints framed the move as a reclamation bet for their pass rush as Wilson joins Chase Young and Carl Granderson, while Day‑3 picks targeted speed and trenches with names like Jeremiah Wright, Bryce Lance, Barion Brown, Lorenzo Styles Jr., and TJ Hall.
- San Francisco expanded its rookie class to eight through trade downs, headlined by WR De'Zhaun Stribling, EDGE Romello Height, and RB Kaelon Black to bolster depth across the roster.
- Post‑draft report cards highlighted early winners such as the Browns, Cowboys, and Chiefs, with skepticism directed at perceived reaches by the Rams and 49ers despite added volume.
- Notable undrafted additions began to surface, including RB Roman Hemby to the Raiders and RB Jaydn Ott to the Chiefs, offering low‑cost competition for roster spots ahead of rookie minicamps.