2025 NFL Mock Draft: Round 4

The Titans cut Chidobe Awuzie, so they’ll need a new cornerback across from L’Jarius Sneed.

Jabbar Muhammad has great instincts, but lacks strength.

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Jedrick Wills is as good as gone, so the Browns will need a new left tackle.

Carson Vinson shined in the agility drills at the combine.

The Giants could stand to add some depth on the defensive line.

T.J. Sanders had a breakout ’23 season. He possesses a ton of upside.

One of the many things wrong with New England’s roster is a weak receiving corps.

Tre Harris is a big receiver who makes contested catches.

Jacksonville has struggled against the pass for many years and desperately needs help at safety.

Lathan Ransom moved from cornerback to safety. He has plus cover skills, but dealt with an injury in ’23.

The Raiders had one of the weaker cornerback groups in the NFL last year, so they could double up on cornerbacks.

Fentrell Cypress has been a solid contributor with lots of pass-breakups.

Joey Bosa is obviously a short-term solution at defensive end.

Jared Ivey is a quick and strong defensive lineman who can play in both the 4-3 and 3-4.

Haason Reddick didn’t pan out in New York, so the Jets will have to find a new edge rusher.

Fadil Diggs was somewhat productive at Texas A&M. He has lots of upside going to Syracuse.

It wouldn’t hurt if the Panthers added another weapon for Bryce Young.

Bru McCoy is a 6-foot-3 receiver with plenty of potential.

The Saints had terrible play at defensive tackle last year.

Ty Hamilton has quickness and athleticism to emerge as a starter in the pros.

Despite Nick Bosa’s presence, the 49ers had the ninth-worst pressure rate in the NFL last year.

Josaiah Stewart is undersized, but he’s a dangerous pass rusher.

The Panthers need a linebacker to pair with Josey Jewell.

Carson Schwesinger was a one-year wonder at UCLA, but was very productive thanks to his great instincts.

The Cardinals need to continue to find players who can improve their pass rush.

Kaimon Rucker lacks height and length, but he has good pass-rushing ability.

This pick is obvious, given Miami’s inability to protect Tua Tagovailoa or open running lanes for De’Von Achane.

Logan Brown had the second-best shuttle time for any offensive lineman at the combine.

The Colts had the most missed tackles in the NFL last year, so they’ll need multiple new linebackers.

Danny Stutsman is a very instinctive linebacker.

The Falcons have some issues at cornerback that will have to be resolved this offseason.

Darien Porter was a dependable cover cornerback for Iowa State, but speed is a question mark.

The Bengals had some of the worst guard play in the NFL last year.

Tate Ratledge’s run blocking is ahead of his pass protection right now.

The Titans signed Kevin Zeitler, but he’s obviously not a long-term answer.

Wyatt Milum has the size and ability to be considered at tackle or guard, though the arm length is a concern.

Both Mike Evans and Chris Godwin are getting up there in age, so the Buccaneers may pursue a young receiver.

Tory Horton is a tall and fast receiver.

The Broncos have two talented cornerbacks, but they lack depth at the position, as we saw in a Monday night affair versus Cleveland.

Zah Frazier was one of the fastest cornerbacks at the combine.

The Steelers have a glaring lack of talent at receiver outside of George Pickens and now D.K. Metcalf.

Xavier Restrepo is a shifty slot receiver who made clutch plays.

The Packers need multiple upgrades at cornerback unless Jaire Alexander can suddenly remain healthy.

Jah Joyner is inconsistent and lacks physicality, but he’s fast and possesses upside.

The Chargers don’t have much at receiver outside of Ladd McConkey.

Isaac TeSlaa is a tall receiver who ran like he was riding a rocket at the combine.

Travis Etienne likely won’t be around much longer, so the Jaguars will need to obtain another running back.

Damien Martinez is a big downhill runner who can punish tacklers.

The Rams were weak to the run last year, so they’ll need another defensive tackle.

Nazir Stackhouse is a sound run defender who needs to improve his pass-rushing ability.

The Redskins don’t have the best running game, so they could address this in the middle rounds.

Donovan Edwards has a great combination of size and speed.

The Ravens signed DeAndre Hopkins in what looks like a wasted transaction. They could use another receiver.

KeAndre Lambert-Smith is a quick receiver with plus route-running abilities.

Tim Patrick re-signed, but the Lions may want a third receiver for the long term.

Evan Stewart wasn’t overly productive in school thus far, but he’s flashed some play-making ability at times.

Alvin Kamara spends a lot of time on the injury report. The Saints will need to add a new running back at some point.

D.J. Giddens is a tough runner who showed solid receiving ability last year.

The Bills have a weakness at guard that they’ll need to address at some point.

Luke Kendra is a tough guard whose strength is run blocking.

Given how old Travis Kelce is, the Chiefs will need to add a young tight end.

Mitchell Evans has potential, but he has a recent torn ACL.

The Eagles lost Milton Williams, so here’s a replacement at defensive tackle.

Tonka Hemingway is undersized for the NFL.

Here’s another safety for the Dolphins, who are really hurting at the position.

Caleb Rogers was one of the top performers in the agility drills at the combine.

Speaking of Queen, the Ravens sorely missed his play-making abilities in the middle of the field last year.

Barrett Carter makes splash plays and has nice upside.

It’s about that time for the Seahawks to draft a cornerback. They need a third one to go along with Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen.

Nohl Williams is a tough cornerback with nice size.

Kyle Shanahan loves drafting running backs in the middle rounds.

Bhayshul Tuten has a nose for the end zone and quality receiving ability. He was the fastest running back at the combine.