2019 NFL Mock Draft: Nick Bosa falls to No. 2, Kyler Murray in top 10

4. Oakland Raiders: Clelin Ferrell, EDGE, Clemson

This class is full of players who can get the job done on the defensive line, which is why three of the first four picks in this mock are defensive linemen. This time, it’s Clelin Ferrell who gets his name called by the Oakland Raiders.

Oakland needs a pass rusher after shipping off Khalil Mack last season, and Ferrell gives them a player with a great first step as well as any moves that he can use to get after the quarterback according to Joe Marino from The Draft Network.

"“As a pass rusher, Ferrell illustrates multiple ways to generate consistent pressure on the quarterback but it all stems from his first step quickness and economy of motion to get home. His steps and stride length are in unison with his plan of attack and it makes him highly effective. His go-to move is a chop-rip that is executed with precise timing to counter the offensive tackles punch and diminishing his surface area that enables him to corner the edge track. Ferrell also showcases a potent spin and inside moves to complement his variety of hand techniques to soften angles and get after the passer.” — Marino, The Draft Network"

Ferrell won’t replace Mack’s production as a rookie, but he has the skillset to develop into a legitimate threat nonetheless.