103 – New Orleans Saints (trade with Chicago Bears): Nick Saldiveri – OT – Old Dominion
An offensive lineman to start this 4th round who will bring his power to the Louisiana side.
104 – Las Vegas Raiders (trade with Houston Texans): Jakorian Bennett – CB – Maryland
He is Maryland’s second cornerback to leave after Deonte Banks, selected in the 1st round. Jakorian Bennett fills an important need in the Raiders’ second defensive curtain.
105 – Philadelphia Eagles (trade with Houston Texans): Kelee Ringo – CB – Georgia
That’s it, the fall of Georgia’s cornerback stops there. He is the third Georgia player selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in this draft.
106 – Indianapolis Colts: Blake Freeland – OT – BYU
A mobile and college-experienced player to protect Anthony Richardson in the near future.
107 – New England Patriots: Jake Andrews – OL – Troy
Capable of playing guard as a center, he will bring his science of blocking to running games.
108 – Seattle Seahawks: Anthony Bradford – OL – LSU
A new interior protection for Geno Smith, even if Anthony Bradford is more specialized in creating gaps for his runners.
109 – Houston Texans: Dylan Horton – EDGE – TCU
Performing well with TCU last year, Dylan Horton will form a tantalizing duo for the future with recent draftee Will Anderson Jr.
110 – Indianapolis Colts: Adetomiwa Adebawore – DT – Northwestern
The defensive lineman’s downfall ends there. Successful during the pre-Draft process, Adetomiwa Adebawore will bring added value to a disappointing pass rush in recent years on the Colts side.
111 – Cleveland Browns: Dawand Jones – OT – Ohio State
The Ohio State mountain has finally found a base. Cleveland bolsters the offensive line with a player who will give competition to Jack Conklin and Jedrick Wills.
112 – New England Patriots (trade with New York Jets): Chad Ryland – K – Maryland
An exchange to go up 8 places to take a kicker. This is what the New England Patriots decided to do with a player who posted 82% success on the Terrapins side.
113 – Atlanta Falcons: Clark Phillips III – BC – Utah
Another player projected in the first 3 rounds sees his fall stop. Small in size but with good instincts, Clark Phillips III reinforces a second defensive curtain that looks great with AJ Terrell and Jeff Okudah.
114 – Carolina Panthers: Chandler Zavala – OL – NC State
An interior offensive lineman remains on the Carolina side to protect Bryce Young.
115 – Chicago Bears (trade with New Orleans Saints): Roschon Johnson – RB – Texas
After the departure of David Montgomery, the running back position is depopulated on the Chicago side. Roschon Johnson will form an enticing committee with D’Onta Foreman and Khalil Herbert.
116 – Green Bay Packers: Colby Wooden – DT – Auburn
After Lukas Van Ness, another player on the defensive line arrives from the Wisconsin side.
117 – New England Patriots: Sidy Sow – OL – Eastern Michigan
Already the Patriots’ 3rd pick in this 4th round with another offensive lineman to give depth to the position.
118 – Washington Commanders: Braeden Daniels – OT – Utah
More specialist in the game of running than on pass protection, Braeden Daniels strengthens a position which was a need on the side of the federal capital.
119 – Kansas City Chiefs (trade with Minnesota Vikings): Chamarri Conner – DB – Virginia Tech
Depth in the second defensive curtain for the defending champions.
120 – New York Jets (trade with New England Patriots): Carter Warren – OT – Pittsburgh
Injured most of the time last season, this physical player will provide the necessary depth on the offensive line to protect Aaron Rodgers.
121 – Jacksonville Jaguars: Ventrell Miller – LB – Florida
An experienced player and very good tackle remains on the Florida side.
122 – Arizona Cardinals: Jon Gaines – OL – UCLA
Small but with a good center of gravity and good mobility, the UCLA player will add value on pass protection for Kyler Murray.
123 – Seattle Seahawks: Cameron Young – DT – Mississippi State
Possessing violent hands and fine athleticism, Cameron Young still needs to polish his finishing quality in the pass rush to become a solid starter in the NFL.
124 – Baltimore Ravens: Tavius Robinson – EDGE – Ole Miss
Author of a very good 2022 season, Tavius Robinson must progress athletically despite very good qualities in the pass rush.
125 – Los Angeles Chargers: Derius Davis – WR – TCU
After Quentin Johnston, another TCU receiver is coming to the Chargers. In the NFL, he will be in charge of returning kicks in addition to being a “gadget” receiver.
126 – Cleveland Browns: Isaiah McGuire – EDGE – Missouri
Another pass rusher arrives on the Ohio side for the 2nd choice of the day for the Browns in this 4th round.
127 – New Orleans Saints (trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars): Jake Haener – QB – Fresno State
The Saints move up to provide depth at quarterback. Jake Haener is a good passer from the pocket who lacks mobility despite having an ideal prototype for the position.
128 – Los Angeles Rams (trade with the New York Giants): Stetson Bennet – QB – Georgia
Double university champion with Georgia, Stetson Bennett will land on the side of the Los Angeles Rams and will give competition to Matthew Stafford. The beautiful story continues for the quarterback.
129 – Dallas Cowboys: Viliami Fehoko – EDGE – San Jose State
A powerful pass rusher is coming from the Texas side. Viliami Fehoko is a good player against the run who will have to polish his technique during opposing passing situations.
130 – Jacksonville Jaguars (trade with the Buffalo Bills): Tyler Lacy – EDGE – Oklahoma State
A better player against the run, Tyler Lacy is a powerful player but lacking in technique.
131 – Cincinnati Bengals: Charlie Jones – WR – Purdue
Best receiver in number of receptions in Division 1 university last year with Purdue, Charlie Jones will bring variety to the committee of targets for Joe Burrow.
132 – Pittsburgh Steelers: Nick Herbig – LB – Wisconsin
A pure pass rusher, the Wisconsin player will learn from TJ Watt to become a solid starter for Mike Tomlin’s defense.
133 – Chicago Bears: Tyler Scott – WR – Cincinnati
A real deep threat, Tyler Scott will give the variety that is lacking on the Bears side at receiver.
134 – Minnesota Vikings (trade with Kansas City Chiefs): Jay Ward – S – LSU
Complementarity at the safety position for the Vikings with an aggressive player, but who lacks physicality and power.
135 – Las Vegas Raiders (trade with New England Patriots): Aidan O’Connell – QB – Purdue
With their 2nd choice in this 4th round, the Raiders went up to select another quarterback, in the person of Aidan O’Connell. Tall and with a good arm, he will give competition to Jimmy Garoppolo.
