Draft day diamonds are often found in the later rounds, and the New York Giants might have just unearthed a few gems on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft. While early-round selections grab the headlines, it's the overlooked late-round picks who frequently build the most enduring careers—and the Giants' three sixth-round selections each bring a unique blend of potential and opportunity.

Leading the pack is defensive tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis, selected 186th overall. At 6-foot-3¾ and 328 pounds, he's built like a true nose tackle—and with Dexter Lawrence now in Cincinnati, the path to early playing time is wide open. If he can plug the middle and command double teams, he could become an immediate rotational force on the defensive line.

Offensive lineman J.C. Davis, picked 192nd overall, offers a different kind of value. A collegiate left tackle with the versatility to back up four positions, Davis is the kind of long-term investment that pays off when injuries inevitably strike. Don't expect him to start Week 1, but if he develops, he could anchor the line for years to come.

Then there's linebacker Jack Kelly, the 193rd pick. He might be the sleeper of the group. While his early contributions will likely come on special teams, Kelly has the grit and instincts to push veterans like Micah McFadden or Darius Muasau for a roster spot. If he outperforms his draft stock, don't be surprised to see him become a fan favorite.

So, which of these Day 3 picks will have the best NFL career? Cast your vote and tell us what you think.