With the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine now underway, some of the top prospects in the country can put on a top performance and rise up the NFL Draft boards. At the end of the day, though, the film is more important and does not lie.
The draft class this year is deep at a few positions, but the overall talent of the class just isn't that special, so that could force teams to get more aggressive in free agency and with major trades. There could be a ton of trades when free agency begins in just over a week.
Keeping with this idea, our latest NFL mock draft is four rounds long and has multiple blockbuster trades. Let's get into it here.
Updated 4-Round NFL Mock Draft with multiple major trades
1. Las Vegas Raiders - Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
The Raiders should be selecting Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick. He can win from the pocket and does have ideal size for the position. He's not going to make a ton happen with his legs, but that's not the first job of the quarterback.
2. New York Jets - Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State
Arvell Reese put on a show at the NFL Combine, and this might be the spot for him. He's not going first overall obviously, but he's definitely going in the top-5.
3. Arizona Cardinals - David Bailey, EDGE, Texas Tech
David Bailey was a hyper-productive pass-rusher in college and could go to a team that needs talent just about everywhere.
4. Tennessee Titans - Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
Caleb Downs is one of those defensive backs who can do a bit of everything, so while this might not be a sexy pick, it's going to be a great one.
5. New York Giants - Jeremiah Love, RB, Notre Dame
Jeremiyah Love could be a huge boost for the Giants offense and the development of Jaxson Dart.
6. Cleveland Browns - Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
The entire Browns offensive line is set to hit free agency this offseason, so every spot along the offensive line is a massive need for this team. The Browns get an ideal player in Spencer Fano, who has day one starting ability. This could be a longer rebuild for Cleveland given the circumstances.
7. Washington Commanders - Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
Sonny Styles also put on a huge show at the NFL Combine, and there is no chance he doesn't go in the top 10 picks, at least in my view. The Washington Commanders would be getting a hyper-athletic, potentially Pro Bowl-level player here with Styles. Washington does need a bit of everything roster-wise, too.
8. New Orleans Saints - Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
Carnell Tate profiles as yet another no. 1 wide receiver who comes from Ohio State. The New Orleans Saints pair him up with fellow OSU wide receiver Chris Olave and boost the offense that much more for Tyler Shough, who played well down the stretch in 2025.
9. Kansas City Chiefs - Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
The Kansas City Chiefs snag Peter Woods at pick nine in our latest mock draft. Woods is a versatile defensive tackle and a much-needed boost to a limp, uninspiring defensive line room. The Chiefs do still need to add some offensive weapons, though.
10. Cincinnati Bengals - Rueben Bain Jr., EDGE, Miami (FL)
Rueben Bain Jr. slides a bit, but not too much. His arm length is absolutely a concern, but he's a good football player, and teams need to draft those players. The Cincinnati Bengals don't have much going for them on the defensive side of the ball and simply need to stack that unit with as many competent players as possible.
11. Miami Dolphins - Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami (FL)
Francis Mauigoa might have to kick inside to guard at the NFL level, but either way, the Miami Dolphins have to get more stout in the trenches. The main knock on this team, besides the quarterback play, has been the team's inability to play well when the weather gets cold. Bringing in more talent in the trenches is one of the best ways to reverse that harsh truth.
12. Dallas Cowboys - Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
The Dallas Cowboys could truly take any position on the defensive side of the ball here at pick 12, and it would make a lot of sense. Dallas takes Mansoor Delane from LSU and gets a day one starter at cornerback, and Christian Parker continues to see major change for his new defense.
13. Los Angeles Rams - Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah
Another Utah tackle going high in Round 1, the Los Angeles Rams build on a strength and take Caleb Lomu. The Rams do a bit of forward-thinking here, as tackle isn't quite an urgent need, but every NFL team has to go through some offensive line needs at some point,
14. Baltimore Ravens - Keldric Faulk, EDGE, Auburn
Keldric Faulk doesn't seem to be the most fluid of athletes, but he's got great size for a defensive lineman in the NFL and is a steal for the Baltimore Ravens at pick 14. With Jesse Minter as the new head coach, there will most definitely be a defensive influence this coming offseason.
15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon
Kenyon Sadiq is the best tight end in the class. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could lose Cade Otton in free agency, and if that's the case, Sadiq becomes a logical choice for the NFC South club.
16. New York Jets - Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
The New York Jets now flip to the offensive side of the ball and take Jordyn Tyson from Arizona State. Outside of Garrett Wilson, the Jets don't have much else at wide receiver, but they appear poised to keep running back Breece Hall in the mix, so if nothing else, the weaponry could be in a solid spot, especially if Mason Taylor takes a step forward in year two.
17. Detroit Lions - Makai Lemon, WR, USC
Speaking of wide receivers, the Detroit Lions passing attack was a bit top-heavy in 2025, and it's never, ever a bad idea to build on a strength in the NFL. While the Lions do need some defensive help, the idea of taking Makai Lemon here and supercharging the offense is hard for General Manager Brad Holmes to pass up.
18. Minnesota Vikings - Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee
Jermod McCoy is someone who could be both the best player available at this point and a major position of need for the Minnesota Vikings. Brian Flores is back in the picture as the defensive coordinator, and the Vikings are going to win with defense in 2026. It'd be malpractice if they didn't aggressively fill needs in the secondary.
19. Carolina Panthers - Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
The younger brother of AJ Terrell, Avieon Terrell can likely play in the slot or on the outside, and this type of versatility would be extremely welcome in any NFL defense. The Carolina Panthers snag him at pick 19.
20. Dallas Cowboys - Kayden McDonald, DT, Ohio State
Dallas taking two defensive prospects with picks 12 and 20 makes a lot of sense, and while the defensive tackle room is already pretty stocked up after the major Quinnen Williams trade, there is never such a thing as too many competent defensive tackles.
Steelers trade pick 21 to Dolphins for WR Jaylen Waddle
21. Miami Dolphins - Denzel Boston, WR, Washington
Our first major move, the Pittsburgh Steelers pony up a first-round pick, acquiring wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. The Miami Dolphins have clearly entered into a massive rebuild, and an outright release of Tua Tagovailoa could be on the horizon. The Dolphins might end up having to eat about $100 million in dead money, so this team isn't competing anytime soon.
In the meantime, they should trade some key veterans who could be worth a bit on the trade market, like Waddle. The Steelers get another stud receiver for the room and instantly elevate whoever is playing quarterback in 2026.
22. Los Angeles Chargers - Caleb Banks, DT, Florida
Caleb Banks' measurables are off the charts. His ceiling could be an eventual top-10 player at the position in a few years. He is a bit raw, but you can't teach the size and athleticism, so this is a great pick for the Los Angeles Chargers near the bottom of Round 1.
23. Philadelphia Eagles - Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama
Kadyn Proctor might be a tackle in the NFL, but he might also be a guard. Either way, the Philadelphia Eagles do have a bit of a need on the offensive line and could take Proctor with the idea that he is going to be a starter somewhere along the offensive line at some point.
24. Cleveland Browns - Ahkeem Mesidor, EDGE, Miami (FL)
The Browns now flip to the defensive side of the ball and beef up the pass rush with Ahkeem Mesidor, the second first-round pass-rusher from Miami.
Bears trade pick 25 and 2027 1st-round pick to Raiders for EDGE Maxx Crosby
25. Las Vegas Raiders - Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia
Our second major pick sees the Raiders parting with Maxx Crosby for two first-round picks, which would be a great haul for Vegas. This thrusts them back into the first round, where they take Georgia tackle Monroe Freeling. The name of the game now is building around Mendoza as aggressively as possible.
26. Buffalo Bills - CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
CJ Allen might be the smartest player in the entire NFL Draft class. Not only is Allen going to be a good pro, but the Buffalo Bills do have a rather urgent need at linebacker. This fit makes all the sense in the world.
27. San Francisco 49ers - TJ Parker, EDGE, Clemson
The defensive line is going to be a major point of emphasis for the San Francisco 49ers this offseason. They start things off in this mock draft with TJ Parker, a pass-rusher from Clemson.
Texans trade pick 28 to Dolphins for RB De’Von Achane
28. Miami Dolphins - Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama
Yet another major move here for the Dolphins, as they are able to pry a first-round pick from the Houston Texans and send De'Von Achane to Houston. The Texans get an elite linebacker to make things flow nicer on offense, and Miami is selecting in the first round for the third time in our latest mock draft.
Ty Simpson is a developmental quarterback, but the Dolphins took a worthwhile, bold swing.
Rams trade pick 29 to Chiefs for CB Trent McDuffie
29. Kansas City Chiefs - KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
The Chiefs part with cornerback Trent McDuffie, but they get a first-round pick back in the deal. In this mock, McDuffie heads to the Rams and becomes a long-term fixture for the secondary. The Rams would be getting an instant-impact player at a huge position of need, and the Chiefs can flip McDuffie for KC Concepcion, a receiver who is simply elite with the ball in his hands.
30. Denver Broncos - Lee Hunter, DT, Texas Tech
The Denver Broncos need to get a bit more stout against the run along the defensive line. Yes, it's a great unit, but it leaves a bit of meat on the bone, especially later in the season. Lee Hunter is a massive human being and someone who could simply plug holes on defense for Vance Joseph's unit.
The Broncos should also sniff the trade market at some point for an upgrade on the offensive side of the ball, as Bo Nix needs another reliable weapon.
31. New England Patriots - Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
The New England Patriots get a long, rangy safety with Emmanuel McNeil-Warren. I have heard a lot of people mention that McNeil-Warren could be going a lot higher in the 2026 NFL Draft if he was from a bigger school, which could indicate that the Patriots are getting a steal here.
32. Seattle Seahawks - Brandon Cisse, CB, South Carolina
With Riq Woolen and Josh Jobe both set to be free agents, the Seattle Seahawks will need to address the cornerback room, even if it might not feel like a need at the moment. Brandon Cisse is the choice here for the Super Bowl champions. Let's get into our Round 2 predictions.
Round 2
33. New York Jets - Colton Hood, CB, Tennessee
Another cornerback off the board, the Jets get things started in Round 2 with Colton Hood. The Jets obviously traded Sauce Gardner, so the backend of the defense becomes a notable need for this franchise. The Jets have a ton of NFL Draft capital over the next two years and could really make sweeping changes.
34. Arizona Cardinals - Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon
The Arizona Cardinals got a first-round-caliber player in Dillon Thieneman in the second round. Sure, the Cards don't necessarily have quarterback clarity, but beefing up the defense should indirectly help out the offense. Arizona is expected to not only move on from Kyler Murray, but perhaps also then pursue someone like Malik Willis in free agency.
35. Tennessee Titans - Cashius Howell, EDGE, Texas A&M
The Titans keep up the roster rebuild and add Cashius Howell. Tennessee recently traded T'Vondre Sweat to the New York Jets for Jermaine Johnson, so the defensive line could get a bit of a makeover here. I wouldn't sleep on Tennessee breaking out a bit in 2026.
36. Las Vegas Raiders - Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana
The Las Vegas Raiders make a smart move to reunite Mendoza with a collegiate teammate in Omar Cooper Jr. The Raiders need to ensure every single avenue is exhausted to build around Mendoza, as this could finally be the quarterback this team has been searching for. It's never a bad idea to bring familiarity from college into the NFL.
37. New York Giants - Max Iheanachor, OT, Arizona State
In keeping with the Giants getting aggressive on offense, the team takes some tackle help, grabbing Max Iheanachor from Arizona State at pick 37. Like the Raiders with Mendoza, the Giants need to aggressively build around Jaxson Dart at all costs, and with John Harbaugh as the head coach, things could really begin to work out well for this franchise.
38. Houston Texans - Vega Ioane, OG, Penn State
After trading their first-round pick for Achane, the Texans get a slam-dunk guard in Vega Ioane. He's a day one starter along the interior, and in my eyes, is one of the few 'can't-miss' prospects in the entire class. Achane and Ioane for Houston in this mock draft is an incredible haul thus far.
39. Cleveland Browns - Zion Young, EDGE, Missouri
Zion Young has the tools and traits to be an every-down pass-rusher in the NFL, so this is another wise pick for the Browns, who already added to the rush earlier with Mesidor. As we have said, it's never a bad idea to build on a strength. Cleveland could win games because of their defense in 2026.
40. Kansas City Chiefs - R Mason Thomas, EDGE, Oklahoma
The Chiefs also get in on the pass rush fun after trading away McDuffie to the Rams earlier in this mock. R Mason Thomas is one of the many day one/day two-ish pass-rushers who are going to make an impact in the NFL.
41. Cincinnati Bengals - Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas
The Bengals are going to keep wasting away the prime Joe Burrow if they don’t make a notable investment on the defensive side of the ball, and that’s been the theme thus far in this mock draft. Anthony Hill Jr. could actually go in the first round, but he drops to pick 41, where Cincy makes the move.
Hill can do a bit of everything well, but does need a bit of refinement. The potential and upside are very obviously there, though.
42. New Orleans Saints - Christen Miller, DT, Georgia
Christen Miller, a defensive tackle from Georgia, is headed to the Saints at pick 42. After grabbing a receiver in Round 1, General Manager Mickey Loomis flips to the other side of the ball and addresses a unit that does need some youth.
Don’t sleep on the Saints, as this team all of a sudden has the pieces needed to really make a run at the NFC South title in the 2026 NFL Season.
43. Miami Dolphins - Blake Miller, OT, Clemson
Miami has gotten to work big-time in this mock draft, trading both Waddle and Achane for first-round picks. It’s a clear sign of what could be to come, and this is obviously going to be a years-long rebuild for the Phins, especially if one of Waddle or Achane is indeed traded.
The Dolphins grab Blake Miller from Clemson. Miller was starting a ton of games in college and does at least bring a high floor into the NFL. Miami has to build this thing from the inside out.
44. New York Jets - Emmanuel Pregnon, OG, Oregon
The Jets grab Emmanuel Pregnon from Oregon, a solid guard prospect. New York needs to set the stage to some degree for a massive quarterback investment, likely coming in the 2027 NFL Draft. The ideal scenario here is that the front office adds enough pieces to essentially insert a rookie quarterback into the mix and enjoy that development after 2026.
45. Baltimore Ravens - Chris Bell, WR, Louisville
Chris Bell is a first-round prospect, but a late-season torn ACL will almost certainly hurt his NFL Draft stock, unfortunately. However, a team like the Ravens could take advantage about halfway through the second round.
Bell does profile as a WR1 in the NFL if he hits his ceiling, and it’s always felt like Baltimore has been missing that type of player on offense. They could be patient with Bell coming back from this injury, but reap the benefits rather quickly.
46. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - D’Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana
D’Angelo Ponds is one of those players who is going to make an NFL team very happy. Yes, the size is a concern, but Ponds is a pure slot cornerback and really has a lot of nice qualities about him. He plays bigger than his size, and there is something to be said about some of these undersized defensive backs, as they kind of play with a chip on their shoulder and tend to make plays when a team needs it the most.
Ponds did have a nice vertical jump, for what that is worth. The Bucs would be getting a darn good football player at pick 46 if Ponds was available.
47. Indianapolis Colts - Jake Golday, LB, Cincinnati
One of the many solid linebacker prospects this year, Jake Golday finds his way to the Indianapolis Colts, and because of the Gardner trade, the Colts are without a first-round pick. The Colts also do have a ton of free agent linebackers, so while GM Chris Ballard could simply retain one or more of them, adding some young talent to the room is a wise idea here.
With Daniel Jones likely back in the picture, the Colts are surely going to try and go all-in again this season.
48. Atlanta Falcons - Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama
Germie Bernard is a rock-solid WR2 player in the NFL, and this could be the type of piece the Atlanta Falcons are missing. Atlanta also does not have a first-round pick, but the offense has a ton of encouraging players and could see one of the missing pieces enter the equation with Bernard.
49. Minnesota Vikings - AJ Haulcy, S, LSU
Again, keeping with adding to the secondary, the Vikings take AJ Haulcy from LSU and add two really nice prospects at positions of need at cornerback and safety. The Vikings do have the luxury to perhaps draft for need, as they are bound to have already made a notable quarterback move before the draft rolls around.
This feels like a ‘win or else’ type of season for the Vikings, but that’s more than OK.
50. Detroit Lions - Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
Chris Johnson is one of the many intriguing cornerback prospects this year. He heads to the Lions at pick 50. Detroit took a wide receiver in Round 1 and are now looking to the defensive side of the ball.
GM Brad Holmes has built one heck of a team, as the Lions main issue these past two seasons were simply mounting injuries. Even just staying healthy will go a long way for this team’s chances at success in 2026 and beyond.
51. Carolina Panthers - Gabe Jacas, EDGE, Illinois
The Panthers have seemingly need pass rush help for years now. GM Dan Morgan continues to hone in on the defensive line and takes Gabe Jacas from Illinois at pick 51. Jacas had 19 sacks these past two seasons, so hopefully for the Panthers, the great collegiate production is able to translate into the NFL.
If Bryce Young takes another step forward in 2026, the Panthers could truly win double-digit games. That seems to be a big ‘if,’ though.
52. Green Bay Packers - Chase Bisontis, OG, Texas A&M
The Green Bay Packers also do not have a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Green Bay swung a major trade for Micah Parsons, but he tore his ACL late in the 2025 season. It was a brutal blow, but on paper, the Packers are good enough to win the NFC North this year.
Green Bay bolsters a weaker offensive line with Chase Bisontis, as the Aaron Banks era got off to a rocky start in 2025.
53. Pittsburgh Steelers - Keith Abney II, CB, Arizona State
Keith Abney has an insane level of competitive toughness and just does not ever give up on a single rep. He plays at 110 percent all the time and is going to make a defense happy. There is a little bit of ‘boom or bust’ with Abney, but Round 2 is a great spot for him.
The Steelers make the move and add young talent to their secondary, a unit that hasn’t always seen that young talent enter the mix.
54. Philadelphia Eagles - Keionte Scott, CB, Miami (FL)
Keeping with cornerbacks heading to the state of Pennsylvania, the Eagles take Keionte Scott at pick 54. It was abundantly clear that cornerback was a rather major need for the Eagles during the 2025 NFL Season, and they were making moves in-season to try to shore up the weakness.
Howie Roseman, the team’s stellar GM, attacks needs aggressively, which is precisely why the Eagles are typically among the best teams in the NFL.
55. Los Angeles Chargers - Chris Brazzell II, WR, Tennessee
Chris Brazzell is going to help this offense a ton if the LA Chargers get him at pick 55. Brazzell is a downfield target, and with Justin Herbert having one of the biggest arms in the NFL, this could be a match made in heaven. The Chargers hired Mike McDaniel as the new offensive coordinator, and he’s surely going to use Herbert’s strengths frequently.
56. Jacksonville Jaguars - Derrick Moore, EDGE, Michigan
The Jaguars do need some help in the trenches overall. The team won 13 games despite not having the best talent ever, so this is going to be a pretty major offseason for GM James Gladstone, who does seem to have something special brewing. The Jags stopped the run well in 2025, and Trevor Lawrence really began to heat up toward the end. Jacksonville could again be a top team in 2026 if they hit this offseason the right way.
57. Chicago Bears - LT Overton, EDGE, Alabama
LT Overton is one of the many draftable pass rushers here in the 2026 NFL Draft. After making a major trade earlier in this draft for Crosby, the Bears further reinforce the defensive line here. Last offseason, we saw Chicago do a similar thing with the interior of the offensive line.
Head coach Ben Johnson is clearly close to being in charge and is going to want this defensive line to be a lot more aggressive in 2026 and beyond. If they can sure that up, the Bears could emerge as a juggernaut.
58. San Francisco 49ers - Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas Tech
Jacon Rodriguez had himself one heck of an NFL Combine performance, and it would not shock if me if he ended up going a lot higher than this. Rodriguez is a bit undersized, but he makes up for it with uncanny athleticism at the position.
The 49ers need to stack as much defensive talent as possible this offseason, but this team did somehow manage to win 12 games in 2025, so the infrastructure is there.
59. Houston Texans - Max Klare, TE, Ohio State
Max Klare is another offensive weapon for the Texans here. It’s been an offensive focus for Houston in our latest mock draft, and I don’t believe that’s a bad idea. After trading their first-rounder for Achane, taking Ioane earlier, the Texans continue to add to the offense and take Klare from Ohio State, clearly wanting to build around CJ Stroud.
60. Buffalo Bills - Davison Igbinosun, CB, Ohio State
Buffalo has needs all over the defensive side of the ball. They took Allen, the linebacker from Georgia, in Round 1 of our latest mock draft. Now, here in the second round, they address the secondary and take Davison Igbinosun from Ohio State.
While it wasn’t necessarily the defense that ended things for the Bills, that unit just wasn’t all that consistent in 2025. I would expect a ton of new faces on that side of the ball this offseason.
61. Los Angeles Rams - Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia
If you’re the Rams, why not continue to build on a strength after addressing the urgent roster needs? We saw Los Angeles throw the ball all over the place in 2025, and with Matthew Stafford not getting any younger, it would be a smart idea for GM Les Snead to perhaps build for the future a bit.
But at the same time, the Rams can get some immediate production as well. LA takes Zachariah Branch from Georgia at pick 62 and adds another passing weapon for Stafford and Sean McVay.
Broncos trade pick 62 to Eagles for WR AJ Brown
62. Philadelphia Eagles - Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana
Another major trade here, the Broncos send pick 62 to the Eagles, getting AJ Brown back in the deal. For the Broncos, they finally give their quarterback a legitimate weapon, and what this acquisition also does is it pushes guys like Courtland Sutton and Troy Franklin down one spot on the depth chart, which is where they should be.
Sutton is best as a no.2, and with Brown now in the picture in our latest mock, the Broncos could finally see the passing attack taking a massive leap forward in 2026. This could be a missing piece for Denver, but the team does also need some running back help.
Philly gets a solid possession receiver in Elijah Sarratt in the trade.
Patriots trade pick 63 to Cowboys for WR George Pickens
63. Dallas Cowboys - Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson
The Cowboys get in on the trade fun and send George Pickens to the Patriots for pick 63. The Cowboys have tagged Pickens, which is something that most of us saw coming, and it seems like they would be open to trading Pickens for the right price.
Because it’s Dallas, not a lot would surprise us, frankly. Dallas takes Antonio Williams from Clemson to at least replace Pickens with a wide receiver, and the Patriots get that elite downfield weapon for Drake Maye, but Pickens is also, simply, one of the very best in the NFL.
New England would have that missing weapon on offense if they swung a Pickens’ trade.
64. Seattle Seahawks - Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame
Kenneth Walker III is set to be a free agent this offseason, and there is no guarantee that the Seahawks bring him back. If not, they could turn to the 2026 NFL Draft and take Jadarian Price, who has some Javonte Williams to his game and could be a three-down back in the NFL.
Round 3
65. Arizona Cardinals - Connor Lew, OC, Auburn
66. Tennessee Titans - Emmett Johnson, RB, Nebraska
67. Las Vegas Raiders - Kamari Ramsey, S, USC
68. Philadelphia Eagles - Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt
69. Houston Texans - Darrell Jackson Jr, DT, Florida State
70. Cleveland Browns - Caleb Tiernan, OT, Northwestern
71. Washington Commanders - Sam Hecht, OC, Kansas State
72. Cincinnati Bengals - Devin Moore, CB, Florida
73. New Orleans Saints - Gennings Dunker, OT, Iowa
74. Kansas City Chiefs - Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame
75. Miami Dolphins - Michael Trigg, TE, Baylor
76. Pittsburgh Steelers - Domonique Orange, DT, Iowa State
77. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Deontae Lawson, LB, Alabama
78. Indianapolis Colts - Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU
79. Atlanta Falcons - Carson Beck, QB, Miami (FL)
80. Baltimore Ravens - Malik Muhammad, CB, Texas
81. Jacksonville Jaguars - Keylan Rutledge, OG, Georgia Tech
82. Minnesota Vikings - Gracen Halton, DT, Oklahoma
83. Carolina Panthers - Justin Joly, TE, NC State
84. Green Bay Packers - Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke
85. Pittsburgh Steelers - Zakee Wheatley, S, Penn State
86. Los Angeles Chargers - Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
87. Miami Dolphins - Jonah Coleman, RB, Washington
88. Jacksonville Jaguars - Genesis Smith, S, Arizona
89. Chicago Bears - Dametrious Crownover, OT, Texas A&M
90. Miami Dolphins - Joshua Josephs, EDGE, Tennessee
91. Buffalo Bills - Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC
92. San Francisco 49ers - Brenen Thompson, WR, Mississippi State
93. Los Angeles Rams - Will Lee III, CB, Texas A&M
94. Denver Broncos - Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State
95. New England Patriots - Austin Barber, OT, Florida
96. Seattle Seahawks - Skyler Bell, WR, UConn
97. Minnesota Vikings - Ted Hurts, WR, Georgia State
98. Philadelphia Eagles - Romello Height, EDGE, Texas Tech
99. Pittsburgh Steelers - Treydan Stukes, CB, Arizona
100. Jacksonville Jaguars - Mike Washington Jr, RB, Arkansas
We won’t talk about every pick here, but the two quarterbacks going in back-to-back picks are worth mentioning. Neither Indianapolis nor Atlanta has strong long-term quarterback clarity, so each team taking a swing on a quarterback in Round 3 simply cannot hurt.
Garrett Nussmeier and Carson Beck come off the board here and would be under zero pressure to win a starting job. This is all about betting for the future, and if it doesn’t work out, there isn’t a huge investment into either player.
Round 4
101. Tennessee Titans - Drew Shelton, OT, Penn State
102. Las Vegas Raiders - Isaiah World, OT, Oregon
103. New York Jets - Bud Clark, S, TCU
104. Arizona Cardinals - Joe Royer, TE, Cincinnati
105. New York Giants - Malachi Lawrence, EDGE, UCF
106. Houston Texans - Jake Slaughter, OC, Florida
107. Cleveland Browns - Brian Parker II, OC, Duke
108. Denver Broncos - Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia
109. Kansas City Chiefs - Dani Dennis-Sutton, EDGE, Penn State
110. Cincinnati Bengals - Jalon Kilgore, S, South Carolina
111. Miami Dolphins - Chris McClellan, DT, Missouri
112. Dallas Cowboys - Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State
113. Indianapolis Colts - Hezekiah Masses, CB, California
114. Atlanta Falcons - Anthony Lucas, EDGE, USC
115. Baltimore Ravens - Taurean York, LB, Texas A&M
116. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Dontay Corleone, DT, Cincinnati
117. Jacksonville Jaguars - Eli Raridon, TE, Notre Dame
118. Detroit Lions - Demond Claiborne, RB, Wake Forest
119. Carolina Panthers - Bryce Lance, WR, North Dakota State
120. Green Bay Packers - Parker Brailsford, OC, Alabama
121. Pittsburgh Steelers - Beau Stephens, OG, Iowa
122. Philadelphia Eagles - Kevin Coleman Jr., WR, Missouri
123. Los Angeles Chargers - Aidan Fisher, LB, Indiana
124. Las Vegas Raiders - Harold Perkins Jr., LB, LSU
125. New England Patriots - Jack Endries, TE, Texas
126. Buffalo Bills - Tim Keenan III, DT, Alabama
127. San Francisco 49ers - Jaeden Roberts, OG, Alabama
128. Houston Texans - Logan Jones, OC, Iowa
129. Chicago Bears - Michael Taaffe, S, Texas
130. Denver Broncos - Jude Bowry, OT, Boston College
131. New England Patriots - Jalen Farmer, OG, Kentucky
132. New Orleans Saints - Tacario Davis, CB, Washington
133. San Francisco 49ers - Rayshaun Benny, DT, Michigan
134. Las Vegas Raiders - Zane Durant, DT, Penn State
135. Pittsburgh Steelers - Taylen Green, QB, Arkansas
136. New Orleans Saints - Kaelon Black, RB, Indiana
137. Philadelphia Eagles - Drew Allar, QB, Penn State
138. San Francisco 49ers - Jaishawn Barham, EDGE, Michigan
We also have here in Round 4, two more quarterbacks going. The Steelers select Taylen Green, and the Eagles take Drew Allar. Both Pittsburgh and Philly would not do themselves any harm by taking a quarterback, especially the Steelers, as Aaron Rodgers could indeed retire this offseason, which would make the position a huge need.
The Eagles tend to always be a step ahead of most things, and with Jalen Hurts not exactly playing that well in 2025, some have begun to wonder if the Eagles could get a bit frisky and put some pressure on Hurts. Allar truly has all the tools to be a franchise passer, but the mechanics are a bit rough and will need to be redone.