The Chargers are currently slated to have a busy Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Bolts made their first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on Thursday selecting Miami edge rusher Akheem Mesidor with the No. 22 overall pick. They followed it up with the selection of offensive lineman Jake Slaughter in Round 2.

But with a pair of trade downs, one with the Patriots and Browns on Day 2, the Chargers currently hold seven picks on Day 3.

All news, analysis and information can be found at the Chargers Draft Hub.

Here are NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah's top players remaining for Day 3:

Jermod McCoy, Tennessee CB (ranked 19^th overall)

Jeremiah's take: "McCoy had an outstanding 2024 season but missed the entire '25 campaign due to an ACL tear. He is at his best in press coverage, effectively landing his one-hand jam while maintaining balance to stay on the hip and mirror. He is always under control with his movement. In zone coverage, he will set traps, knowing he can sink back and recover to make plays on the ball. His ability to elevate and play the ball is impressive. He is a capable tackler in space, but he lacks the physicality and effort to be a force player against the run. He was consistently dominant in 2024, except in the playoff game against Ohio State, where Jeremiah Smith beat him for a touchdown on a fade and drew a penalty in the end zone. Overall, McCoy has the speed, movement and ball skills to start Day 1."

Keionte Scott, Miami CB (ranked 53rd overall)

Kyle Louis, Pittsburgh LB (ranked 55th overall)

Deion Burks, Oklahoma WR (ranked 70th overall)

Sam Hecht, Kansas State IOL (ranked 72nd overall)

Jalon Kilgore, South Carolina CB (ranked 76th overall)

Joshua Josephs, Tennessee EDGE (ranked 78th overall)

Mike Washington, Jr., Arkansas RB (ranked 79th overall)

Elijah Sarratt, Indiana WR (ranked 80th overall)

Genesis Smith, Arizona S (ranked 88th overall)

Kaleb Proctor, Southeastern Louisiana DT (ranked 89th overall)

Travis Burke, Memphis OT (ranked 93rd overall)

Jalen Farmer, Kentucky IOL (ranked 95th overall)

Brenen Thompson, Mississippi State WR (ranked 97th overall)

Bryce Lance, North Dakota State WR (ranked 99th overall)

Devin Moore, Florida CB (ranked 100th overall)

Garrett Nussmeier, LSU QB (ranked 101st overall)

Bryce Boettcher, Oregon LB (ranked 102nd overall)

Malik Muhammad, Texas CB (ranked 104th overall)

Gracen Halton, Oklahoma DT (ranked 105th overall)

Harold Perkins, Jr., LSU LB (ranked 106th overall)

Dani Dennis-Sutton, Penn State EDGE (ranked 107th overall)

Max Llewellyn, Iowa EDGE (ranked 108th overall)

Cyrus Allen, Cincinnati LB (ranked 110th overall)

Dametrious Crownover, Texas A&M OT (ranked 111th overall)

Kendrick Law, Kentucky WR (ranked 112th overall)

Zane Durant, Penn State DT (ranked 113th overall)

Justin Jefferson, Alabama LB (ranked 115th overall)

Kage Casey, Boise State OT (ranked 116th overall)

Nicholas Singleton, Penn State RB (ranked 117th overall)