On Day 3 of the draft, NFL talent evaluators can flex their scouting muscles. With plenty of high-potential prospects left on board for Rounds 4-7, general managers can still find starting-caliber playmakers to fill roster needs.
Prospects with good upside fall for a variety of reasons, including inconsistent collegiate production, a recent injury, a poor showing at the NFL Scouting Combine or non-prototypical measurements at their positions.
Beyond those question marks and missteps, players find a way to succeed in the heat of competition. Late-rounders who contend for open roster spots have a chance to start Week 1 of the 2020 campaign if they're able to fast-track their learning curves and show off impressive traits.