Will Pitt Players Get Drafted on Day Three?

Will we see one member of the Pitt Panthers drafted today?

Two?

Perhaps three or four?

Let's discuss five Panthers, starting with a four-year contributor and former Buffalo commit.

Gavin Bartholomew

Through the first four rounds at his position, Colston Loveland (Michigan) was picked before Tyler Warren (PSU) at No. 14, an unexpected development.

Mason Taylor was next at No. 42 to the Jets. The Rams claimed Terrance Ferguson (Oregon) four picks later, and the Seahawks swooped in to draft one of Cam Ward's favorite targets tight end Elijah Arroyo (Miami) another four picks later.

You may not be familiar with him, but Harold Fannin Jr. logged more than 1,500 receiving yards last season for Bowling Green. You can be sure the Cleveland Browns were well aware of that production when the organization drafted him in the third round.

Five tight ends are off the board, but many talented hopefuls remain, including Mitchell Evans out of Notre Dame, Jake Briningstool from Clemson, Thomas Fidone II from his home-state Huskers, and so on.

The tight end market is less watered down, but the waiting game remains.

Konata Mumpfield

Three receivers came off the board in the first round before the frequency of picks at that position increased thereafter. Four pass-catchers were selected in Round Two followed by a half-dozen in Round Three.

The Cardinals, the Bills, the highly active Browns (five picks already in the books), the Cowboys, the Saints, the Jets, the Steelers, the Seahawks, and the Titans are all considered to be in the market for a receiver moving forward.

Yet more than 10 pass-catchers rank above Mumpfield according to popular draft hubs.

At the same time, those rankings consistently do not match up with when and where many players are selected. So, buckle up.