by Round 4
107. Cincinnati (2-14) – Lynn Bowden Jr. WR Kentucky
108. Washington (3-13) – Van Jefferson WR. Florida
109. Detroit (3-12-1) – Matt Peart OT Connecticut
110. New York Giants (4-11) – Alton Robinson Edge Syracuse
111. Houston – from Miami (5-11) – Amik Robertson CB Louisiana Tech
112. Los Angeles Chargers (5-11) – Jabari Zuniga Edge Florida
113. Carolina (5-11) – Anfernee Jennings Edge Alabama
114. Arizona (5-10-1) – Cheyenne O’Grady TE Arkansas
115. Cleveland (6-10) – Darnay Holmes CB UCLA
The Browns secondary could use another corner, especially with the injury history in the current group. Holmes is one of my favorite DBs in this draft. He is only 5’10” and 192 pounds but is a talented wrap up tackler. He can play on the outside but he is best suited as a nickel corner. He has all the physical gifts but just needs to get more aggressive. If the Browns could light a fire under him, this is a fourth round steal.
116. Jacksonville (6-10) – Eno Benjamin RB Arizona State
117. Tampa Bay (7-9) – Jalen Hurts QB Oklahoma
118. Denver (7-9) – Quintez Cephus WR Wisconsin
119. Atlanta (7-9) – Ben Bredeson OG Michigan
120. New York Jets (7-9) – Ke’Shawn Vaughn RB Vanderbilt
121. Las Vegas (7-9) – Damien Lewis OG LSU
122. Indianapolis (7-9) – Josiah Scott CB Michigan State
123. Dallas (8-8) – Devin Duvernay WR Texas
124. Pittsburgh (8-8) – John Simpson OG Clemson
125. New England – from Chicago (8-8) – Logan Wilson LB Wyoming
126. Los Angeles Rams (9-7) – Terrell Burgess S Utah
127. Philadelphia* (9-7) – Geno Stone S Iowa
128. Buffalo* (10-6) – Willie Gay Jr. LB Mississippi State
129. Baltimore – from New England* (12-4) – Kenny Willekes Edge Michigan State
130. New Orleans* (13-3) – Jake Eason QB Washington
131. Arizona – from Houston* (10-6) – Alex Highsmith Edge Charlotte
132. Minnesota* (10-6) – Antonio Gandy-Golden WR Liberty
134. Seattle* (11-5) – J.R. Reed S Georgia
135. Baltimore* (14-2) – Isaiah Hodgins WR Oregon State
136. Pittsburgh – from Miami via Tennessee* (9-7) – James Lynch DT Baylor
137. Green Bay* (13-3) – Evan Weaver LB California
138. Jacksonville – from Denver via San Francisco* (13-3) – A.J. Green CB Oklahoma State
139. Kansas City* (12-4) – Thaddeus Moss TE LSU
140. Tampa Bay (compensatory) – Brandon Jones S Texas
141. Chicago (compensatory) – Shane Lemieux OG Oregon
142. Miami (compensatory) – Collin Johnson WR Texas
143. Washington (compensatory) – Albert Okwuegbunam TE Missouri
144. Atlanta – from Baltimore (compensatory) – Lamical Perine RB Florida
145. Seattle (compensatory) – Saahdiq Charles OT LSU
146. Philadelphia (compensatory) – Lavert Hill CB Michigan
147. Philadelphia (compensatory) – David Woodward LB Utah State
Do you see a scenario where Dave Gettleman’s old habits get the best of him, and the Giants go for Becton at 4 instead of Wirfs?
Perhaps. Becton is a true left tackle but has great potential. RT seems to be more of a need and I can’t see Becton moving over. Veteran Nate Solder wouldn’t move either. Wills of Alabama would be a smarter option if they don’t go with Wirfs. Probably would be foolish to take Becton.
Finally a NFL Mock Draft from a credible beat reporter who knows his stuff and wasn’t lazy about it. This website has really jumped on my radar the last 6 months since last season began. I loved this draft, and I truly hope several things play out that way as well. We shall see but my cap and respect both go to this young man. I will be sharing this article with everyone I know who would also enjoy it! JOB WELL DONE!