Best players still available on Day 3 of the 2023 NFL draft

Cory Kinnan

April 29, 2023 at 7:00 AM·2 min read

We are just one day from the 2023 NFL draft coming to a close. After selecting both Tennessee wide receiver Cedric Tillman and Baylor defensive tackle Siaki Ika, the Cleveland Browns will now come back on the clock tomorrow at noon with six Day 3 picks to work with. This includes a wealth of assets in the fourth and fifth rounds (four total picks in those rounds).

Good news for the Browns: there is still a ton of talent left on the board for them to choose from. Here are some of the best names still on the board the Browns could target on Day 3.

Cincinnati WR Tyler Scott

Ohio State OT Dawand Jones

Northwestern EDGE Adetomiwa Adebawore

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Utah CB Clark Phillips III

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Wisconsin EDGE/LB Nick Herbig

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Texas RB Roschon Johnson

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Texas A&M S Antonio Johnson

TCU CB Tre Tomlinson

Missouri EDGE Isaiah McGuire

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Louisville EDGE/LB Yasir Abdullah

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Florida State S Jammie Robinson

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UAB RB DeWayne McBride

Dec 18, 2021; Shreveport, LA, USA; UAB Blazers running back DeWayne McBride (22) breaks a tackle against the BYU Cougars linebacker Max Tooley (31) during the fourth quarter during the 2021 Independence Bowl at Independence Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports

Boise State S JL Skinner

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Tulane RB Tyjae Spears

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Old Dominion OT Nick Saldiveri

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Pitt RB Israel Abanikanda

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Fresno State QB Jake Haener

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Ole Miss RB Zach Evans

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Old Dominion TE Zack Kuntz

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BYU OT Blake Freeland

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Ohio State IOL Luke Wypler

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Utah OL Braeden Daniels

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NC State OG Chandler Zavala

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Texas DT Moro Ojomo

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Auburn DL Colby Wooden

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Oregon LB Noah Sewell

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Cincinnati LB Ivan Pace

Northwestern CB Cameron Mitchell

Mandatory Credit: Brendan Moran-USA TODAY Sports

Louisville CB Kei'Trel Clark

Ohio State S Ronnie Hickman

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LSU S Jay Ward

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