Jermod McCoy is one of the top names left at the 2026 NFL Draft, but fans are wondering why the Tennessee star hasn’t been selected. The former SEC standout is still available for NFL teams heading into the final

Tennessee Volunteers cornerback Jermod McCoy is still available entering Round 4 of the 2026 NFL Draft, but the Dallas Cowboys don't appear interested on stopping his fall.

Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy is among the top NFL prospects still waiting to be drafted. McCoy missed last season with a torn ACL but was ranked as the 11th-best player in the draft by ESPN's Jeff Legwold.

Beyond McCoy, LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier also fell far, to the Kansas City Chiefs at 249 in the seventh round. Miami cornerback Keionte Scott went 116th to Tampa Bay and Penn State edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton went 120th to Green Bay. Finally, the honor of Mr. Irrelevant went to Buffalo’s Red Murdock.

Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy was not picked in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Though the speculations around his draft were viral, the player went unsold. According to ESPN.com, McCoy was the best player available for the first day of the draft.

Jermod McCoy is getting new attention in the 2026 NFL Draft conversation after his connection with Patrick Mahomes came back into focus. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and McCoy share early ties from their school days and multi-sport backgrounds,