2025 NFL Mock Draft: Round 4

The Titans need to add one more offensive line to protect Cam Ward.

Charles Grant was a consistent blocker with quickness and athleticism, but level of competition is a question mark.

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Pick change; previously Jabbar Muhammad, CB

The Browns will be looking to address their defensive interior at some point.

Deone Walker is a massive nose tackle, but he can generate pressure on the quarterback despite his size.

Pick change; previously Carson Vinson, OT

The Giants can’t go too long without addressing their poor offensive line.

Jalen Rivers is a versatile blocker who played both tackle and guard at Miami.

Pick change; previously Javontez Spraggins, G

One of the many things wrong with New England’s roster is a weak receiving corps. They also need a tight end for the future.

Gunnar Helm was a dangerous seam weapon for Texas.

Pick change; previously Tre Harris, WR

Jacksonville is really hurting at receiver aside from Brian Thomas Jr.

Jaylin Lane projects as a slot receiver in the NFL.

Pick change; previously Lathan Ransom, S

The Raiders will be drafting a quarterback at some point to develop behind Geno Smith.

Will Howard has an above-average arm, plus accuracy, and solid mobility.

Pick change; previously Fentrell Cypress, CB

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

Bradyn Swinson has a good combination of speed and strength.

Pick change; previously Jared Ivey, DE

Safety has been a problem area for the Jets for quite some time.

Andrew Mukuba is seen as a riser who has had some great performances in his final year.

Pick change; previously Fadil Diggs, DE

Cornerback isn’t one of the biggest defensive needs the Panthers have, but it must be addressed.

Quincy Riley should be a versatile cornerback at the next level.

Pick change; previously Bru McCoy, WR

The Saints need multiple cornerbacks to compensate for their recent departures.

Caleb Ransaw played very well for Tulane, but level of competition is a question mark.

Pick change; previously Ty Hamilton, DT

The 49ers need to find a new potential successor for Trent Williams after losing Jaylon Moore.

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

Pick change; previously Josaiah Stewart, DE/OLB

The Panthers signed a couple of defensive tackles this offseason, but they could stand to add one more.

Warren Brinson has been a rotational player with some upside.

Pick change; previously Carson Schwesinger, LB

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

Princely Umanmielen has good size, as well as speed and athleticism off the edge.

Pick change; previously Kaimon Rucker, DE

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

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

Pick change; previously Logan Brown, OT

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

Jeffery Bassa was a solid contributor for Oregon. He’s an instinctive and quick linebacker.

It shouldn’t surprise anyone if the Falcons double up on players who can get to the quarterback.

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

Pick change; previously Billy Bowman, S

The Bengals really miss Jessie Bates. They should look into taking a safety earlier.

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

Pick change; previously Tate Ratledge, G

The Titans need to find help for their defensive line.

Cam Jackson is a huge nose tackle who doesn’t provide much of a pass rush.

Pick change; previously Wyatt Milum, G/OT

It shouldn’t surprise anyone if the Buccaneers obtain multiple linebackers, given that they’ll have nothing there once Lavonte David retires.

Demetrius Knight was highly productive at both Charlotte and then South Carolina.

Pick change; previously Tory Horton, WR

Evan Engram was signed, but he’s in his 30s. A long-term solution at tight end is needed.

Terrance Ferguson was a quality contributor for Oregon.

Pick change; previously Tory Horton, WR

The Steelers will have to find a potential franchise quarterback at some point.

Pick change; previously Xavier Restrepo, WR

The Packers need multiple speedy receivers with Christian Watson injured.

Tory Horton is a tall and fast receiver.

Pick change; previously Jah Joyner, DE

The Chargers have an issue at cornerback that they could address as early as Round 1.

Zy Alexander has great size and was able to create plenty of turnovers.

Pick change; previously Isaac TeSlaa, WR

The Jaguars lost Evan Engram, so here’s someone who could potentially replace him.

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

Pick change; previously Damien Martinez, RB

The Rams will be looking for a quarterback to groom at some point this weekend.

Riley Leonard has plus size, arm strength, and accuracy.

Pick change; previously Nazir Stackhouse, DT

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

Pick change; previously Donovan Edwards, RB

The Ravens need better safety play so they can move Kyle Hamilton back to linebacker.

Billy Bowman is a gambler who makes big plays, but allows some big plays as well.

Pick change; previously KeAndre Lambert-Smith, WR

The Lions will be looking for help on the defensive line with Alim McNeill nursing an injury.

C.J. West is a quick, strong, and thick defensive tackle.

Pick change; previously Evan Stewart, WR

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.

With 10 picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Bills could look into double dipping at cornerback.

Dorian Strong has nice size and high potential.

Pick change; previously Luke Kendra, G

The Chiefs will be looking to increase their competition behind Isiah Pacheco.

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

Pick change; previously Mitchell Evans, TE

Mekhi Becton is gone, so he’ll need to be replaced. Either way, the Eagles are always eager to add depth to their offensive line.

Dylan Fairchild is a nasty blocker who is equal at pass protection and run blocking.

Pick change; previously Tonka Hemingway, DT

The Dolphins will be looking to add at least two cornerbacks, given their severe issues at the position.

There might be some speed concerns with Denzel Burke, but he’s a tough tackler.

Pick change; previously Caleb Ransaw, S

The Ravens need a new kicker to replace Justin Tucker.

Ryan Fitzgerald was 13-of-13 last year, including 5-of-5 from 50-plus.

Pick change; previously Barrett Carter, LB

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.

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

Pick change; previously Nohl Williams, CB

Kyle Shanahan loves drafting running backs in the middle rounds.

Woody Marks is a strongly built runner who excels as a receiver out of the backfield.

Pick change; previously Bhayshul Tuten, RB