Seven-round NFL mock draft, Round 4: Building a win-now team from active players for 2024 season

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Pick
97

Kansas City Chiefs

Charvarius Ward
CB

The Chiefs have re-signed Ward, who has risen to become one of the league’s top corners since departing from Kansas City as a free agent two years prior.

Pick
98

San Francisco 49ers

Bo Nix
QB

It’s not a big leap to compare Brock Purdy to Bo Nix, and Kyle Shanahan should appreciate the rookie’s college experience and moxie.

Pick
99

Baltimore Ravens

Chris Lindstrom
OG

Building a strong line in front of Geno Smith starts with the strong, agile Lindstrom.

Pick
100

Detroit Lions

Derek Stingley Jr.
CB

Stingley has struggled to maintain his health over the last two years, leading to him missing 14 games. However, he possesses the potential to be a top-tier defensive player if he can consistently stay on the field.

Pick
101

Buffalo Bills

Drake Maye
QB

This scenario makes sense, given the number of comparisons between Maye and Josh Allen before this year’s draft.

Pick
102

Houston Texans

Will Levis
QB

The Texans are happy they drafted C.J. Stroud in 2023, but the big-armed Levis could also have been in the conversation. Year 2 is key for the young passer to fulfill his promise.

Pick
103

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Sam Darnold
QB

Tampa Bay took a shot on Baker Mayfield last offseason and does the same in this exercise with Darnold, who some believe is due for a strong year as a starter in Minnesota.

Pick
104

Green Bay Packers

Zay Flowers
WR

Flowers’ speed and strong hands made him the star receiver Lamar Jackson needed in Baltimore last season. He and Justin Fields could build a similar relationship in Green Bay.

Pick
105

Dallas Cowboys

Kevin Dotson
OG

Losing Tyler Smith to the Eagles in Round 3 means the Cowboys will be looking here for a powerful guard like Dotson to dominate in the run game.

Pick
106

Miami Dolphins

Alex Highsmith
Edge

Highsmith has evolved into an outstanding pass rusher in Pittsburgh and his style aligns well with the Dolphins’ scheme.

Pick
107

Philadelphia Eagles

Bryce Young
QB

Young’s first year in Carolina did not go as planned, but the Eagles will try to build around him as they did Jalen Hurts.

Pick
108

Cleveland Browns

DK Metcalf
WR

The Browns have secured an accomplished playmaker in Metcalf, who last season averaged 16.9 yards per catch and has already amassed 43 receiving touchdowns over five seasons.

Pick
109

Pittsburgh Steelers

Kayvon Thibodeaux
Edge

In his second year, Thibodeaux advanced significantly, increasing his sacks from four to 11.5 in the last season. As a former top-five pick, his potential is limitless and the Steelers are eagerly anticipating his full potential being realized in Pittsburgh.

Pick
110

Los Angeles Rams

Paulson Adebo
CB

Following a disappointing sophomore year, Adebo emerged as one of the top-rated corners by PFF in the league in 2023. The Rams are hopeful he will be able to intercept a minimum of four passes again in 2024.

Pick
111

Cincinnati Bengals

Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR

Just as it did in the 2021 NFL Draft, Cincinnati grabs the first rookie receiver off the board, giving quarterback Kyler Murray the big-time playmaker he needs to have a successful 2024.

Pick
112

Seattle Seahawks

George Pickens
WR

Pickens led the NFL with 18.1 yards per reception last year, making him the sort of big-play receiver Tua Tagovailoa needs to take advantage of to help Seattle’s offense stretch the field.

Pick
113

New Orleans Saints

Jermaine Johnson II
Edge

Johnson, a third-year player, aims to rise among the top tier of NFL edge rushers. His substantial size and strength off the edge would be a good match for New Orleans.

Pick
114

Indianapolis Colts

Josh Jacobs
RB

Despite missing four games due to injury last year, Jacobs remains one of the league’s top threats at the rushing/receiving position.

Pick
115

Jacksonville Jaguars

Kyren Williams
RB

Williams emerged as a dual-threat for the Rams in 2023, racking up 1,350 yards of total offense and 15 total scores in merely 12 games.

Pick
116

Las Vegas Raiders

Nico Collins
WR

Last season, Collins demonstrated his proficiency for both downfield playmaking and strong third-down conversions for C.J. Stroud and the Texans, thus elevating his game.

Pick
117

Denver Broncos

Garett Bolles
OT

Denver keeps this home-grown talent in-house, selecting Bolles to protect Brock Purdy.

Pick
118

Minnesota Vikings

Bijan Robinson
RB

As a rookie, Robinson had 272 touches, comprising 214 rushes and 58 receptions, occasionally displaying the potential to become a star.

Pick
119

Atlanta Falcons

Chris Olave
WR

In his first two NFL seasons, Olave has surpassed 1,000 receiving yards each time, though his touchdown tally (nine) is still relatively low. He is expected to play a more significant role in the red zone in his third year.

Pick
120

Chicago Bears

Ed Oliver
DT

Oliver is precisely the kind of 3-technique interior player that the Bears are looking for.

Pick
121

New York Jets

Marlon Humphrey
CB

The Jets are hopeful that the thrice-selected Pro Bowl player will bounce back to health in 2024, following a foot injury that caused him to miss 10 games the previous season.

Pick
122

Tennessee Titans

Calvin Ridley
WR

Ridley’s 2023 performance (1,016 receiving yards, eight scores) backed up his belief that he could return to form after a year and a half away from the game.

Pick
123

New York Giants

Creed Humphrey
C

Humphrey is chosen as a robust yet agile anchor by the Giants, who construct their offensive line from the inside out.

Pick
124

Los Angeles Chargers

Tyler Linderbaum
C

Jim Harbaugh showed he values offensive linemen in the 2024 NFL Draft, selecting tackle Joe Alt fifth overall, so selecting one of the top pivots in the league would be no surprise here.

Pick
125

Washington Commanders

Drake London
WR

Josh Allen ought to take full advantage of London’s size and speed to execute plays in the medium-to-deep range. This strategy would enable the budding receiver to achieve a milestone of 1,000 yards for the first time, having previously recorded 866 receiving yards in 2022 and 905 in 2023.

Pick
126

New England Patriots

Evan Engram
TE

Joe Burrow will appreciate Engram’s ability to move the chains, as he led all tight ends with 114 receptions last season.

Pick
127

Arizona Cardinals

Brian Burns
Edge

My colleague Eric Edholm expects a bounce-back season from Burns in 2024, and I agree.

Pick
128

Carolina Panthers

Tyron Smith
OT

Despite the health issues that have plagued the Hall of Fame-worthy talent, Carolina decides to take a chance on Smith. He hasn’t played more than 13 regular-season games since 2015.

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