RPO Football’s 2023 NFL Mock Draft – Day 3 – Rounds 4-7
After 103 selections in the first three round, we have made it to Day 3! Day 3 includes Rounds 4 through 7 of the NFL Draft.
On Monday we released NFL mock draft for Day 1, Round 1.
On Wednesday we released NFL mock draft for Day 2, Round 2-3.
Last year Day 3 of the NFL Draft was filled with hidden gems. Running backs Dameon Pierce (4th round selection) and Tyler Allgeier (5th round selection) showed promise at some point during the season. Cornerback Tariq Woolen (5th round selection) showed a lot of teams missed out on him in as an addition to their secondary. Honestly, I think Woolen should have won Defensive Rookie Player of the Year, but that award went to first round selection Sauce Gardner.
If we are talking about gems, we cannot leave our Mr. Irrelevant or the final pick of last year’s draft Quarterback Brock Purdy. The point is draft capital does matter, but at the same time some players when given the opportunity rise above what their draft capital was. Since there are so many picks, I am only going to go over three selections for each round.
NFL Mock Draft Round 4
104- Chicago – S JL Skinner – Boise St
105- Houston – WR Parker Washington – Penn St
106- Arizona – OT Jaelyn Duncan – Maryland
107- Indianapolis – OG Emil Ekiyor Jr – Alabama
108- New England – OT Zion Nelson – Miami
109- Denver – S Brandon Joseph – Notre Dame
110- Las Vegas – RB DeWayne McBride – UAB – McBride rose on everybody’s board, as he should. Yes, the Raiders still have Jacobs, but behind him it is slim. Zamir White is promising, but he has also already had two ACL injuries. McBride can handle the workload or split carries with Jacobs to save energy for both.
111- Atlanta – OT Antonio Mafi – UCLA
112- Cleveland – CB Mekhi Garner – LSU
113- New York Jets – WR Andrei Iosivas – Princeton
114- Atlanta – OG Braeden Daniels – Utah
115- Carolina – TE Tucker Kraft – San Dakota St
116- New Orleans – RB Chase Brown – Illinois
117- Green Bay – S Sydney Brown – Illinois – A safety that will probably earn his flowers on special teams first. His speed and ability to attack the run at the line though could have shine if pushed into the opportunity.
118- New England – CB Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson – TCU
119- Washington – RB Evan Hull – Northwestern
120- Minnesota – RB Sean Tucker – Syracuse
121- Pittsburgh – RB Kenny McIntosh – Georgia
122- Jacksonville – EDGE Adetomiwa Adebawore – Northwestern
123- Kansas City – WR Rashee Rice – SMU – Rice was promising all season, but after a poor performance at the Senior Bowl it is possible he slid some draft boards. A solid Wide Receiver that with Mahomes at the helm could become a steal of the draft.
124- Seattle – WR Trey Palmer – Nebraska
125- Baltimore – RB Tank Bigsby – Auburn
126- Los Angeles Chargers – WR Rakim Jarrett – Maryland
127- Cleveland – C/OL Olusegun Oluwatimi – Michigan
128- Jacksonville – TE Cameron Latu – Alabama
129- New York Giants – RB Zach Evans – Ole Miss
130- Dallas – WR Michael Wilson – Stanford
131- Buffalo – S Ji’Ayir Brown – Penn St
132- Cincinnati – CB Riley Moss – Iowa
133- Carolina – C/OL Ricky Stromberg – Arkansas
134- Chicago – Edge Karl Brooks – Bowling Green
135- Kansas City – OT Wanya Morris – Oklahoma
136- *New England – OT Ryan Hayes – Michigan
NFL Mock Draft Round 5
138- Chicago – TE Jahleel Billingsley – Texas
140- Buffalo – OG Juice Scruggs – Penn State
141- Indianapolis – DL Byron Young – TENN
142- Denver – EDGE KJ Henry – Clemson
143- Cleveland – QB Clayton Tune – Houston – Watson should receive the full year as a starter, but after losing back up Jacoby Brissett the team desperately needs a leader if things go south for Watson. Tune has the leadership ability, and his patience to go through his progressions should transition well into the pro levels.
144- Las Vegas – CB Darius Rush – South Carolina
145- Cleveland – S Rashad Torrence II – Florida
146- New York Jets – QB Stetson Bennett – Georgia
147- Las Vegas – WR Jalen Moreno-Cropper – Fresno St
148- Carolina – WR Dontayvion Wicks – Virginia
149- New Orleans – DT Moro Ojomo – Texas – A potential steal for any team. Ojomo is a strong presence in the middle. He can steer any lineman with his strength or attack any player behind the line with his speed.
150- Tennessee – S Jakorian Bennett – Maryland
151- Chicago – C/OL Alex Forsyth – Oregon
152- Green Bay – WR Puka Nacua – BYU
153- Washington – TE Marshon Ford – Louisville
154- Seattle – RB Erik Gray – Oklahoma
155- Detroit – EDGE/DL Keion White – Georgia Tech
156- Tampa Bay – LB Mike Morris – Michigan
157- Seattle – DT Cameron Young – Mississippi St
158- San Francisco – RB Deuce Vaughn – Kansas St
159- Los Angeles Chargers – S Jartavius Martin – Illinois
160- Baltimore – CB Mekhi Blackmon – USC
161- Minnesota – WR Jake Bobo – UCLA
162- Atlanta – QB Aidan O’Connell – Purdue
163- New York Giants – DT Colby Wooden – Auburn
164- Houston – LB Cam Jones – Indiana
165- Indianapolis – OT Conner Galvin – Baylor
166- Cincinnati – OT Warren McClendon – Georgia
167- San Francisco – TE Luke Schoonmaker – Michigan
168- New Orleans – QB Jake Haener – Fresno St
169- Kansas City – RB Keaton Mitchell – East Carolina
170- *Arizona – DT Gervon Dexter Jr – Florida
171- *Dallas – OLB Ivan Pace Jr – CINCY
172- *Green Bay – LB SirVocea Dennis – Pittsburgh
173- Los Angeles Rams* – T Tyler Steen – Alabama
174- *San Francisco – QB Max Duggan – TCU
175- *Las Vegas – DT Kobie Turner – Wake Forest
176- *Tampa Bay – RB Mohamed Ibrahim – Minnesota
177- *Indianapolis – S Quindell Johnson – Memphis
178- *Los Angeles Rams – CB Terell Smith – Minnesota – The Rams will be on the hunt for a new Cornerback after losing star corner Jalen Ramsey to Miami. Smith may not start out the gate, but with his size and top end speed all he needs is proper coaching at the next level.
NFL Mock Draft Round 6
179- Kansas City – DT Byron Young – Alabama
180- Tampa Bay – LB Mike Jones Jr – LSU
181- Arizona – RB Chris Rodriguez – Kentucky – Running back Keontay Ingram showed promise behind starter James Conner, but this is a depth piece. A strong runner, that what he lacks in initial burst speed he makes up with strength. Any defender will find out how strong he is at first contact.
182- Tampa Bay – OG Chandler Zavala – NC State
183- Los Angeles Rams – S Quindell Johnson – Memphis
184- Detroit – RB Tavion Thomas – Utah
185- New England – QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson – UCLA
186- Jacksonville – TE Payne Durham – Purdue
187- Tennessee – WR Ronnie Bell – Michigan
188- New England – TE Brenton Strange – Penn St
189- Houston – OG Nick Broeker – Ole Miss – Broeker is likely a raw prospect, but at this round he is worth the risk. He understands what needs to be done if called upon to block down the field. Assuming the Texans choose a run first offense with the new regime of coaches this is an excellent addition for depth.
190- Los Angeles Rams – LB Dee Winters – TCU – Winters is a Linebacker that can play inside and outside. That versatility will transition well to a team like the Rams that can package him up in any way to watch him make the play.
191- Cleveland – DT Keondre Cobrun – Texas
192- Los Angeles Rams – WR Jayden Reed – Michigan St
193- New England – TE Davis Allen – Clemson
194- Washington – CB Kei’Trel Clark – Louisville
195- Detroit – QB Adrian Martinez – Kansas State
196- Denver – RB Camerun Peoples – Appalachian St
197- Tampa Bay – WR Elijah Higgins – Stanford
198- Miami – OLB Nick Hampton – Appalachian St
199- Seattle – RB Xazavian Valladay – Arizona St
200- Baltimore – WR Charlie Jones – Purdue
201- Los Angeles Chargers – OT Carter Warren – Pittsburgh
202- Houston – WR Dontay Demus Jr. – Maryland
203- Jacksonville – LB Yasir Abdullah – Louisville
204- Houston – DT Zacch Pickens – South Carolina
205- Las Vegas – DL Jalen Redmond – Oklahoma
206- Buffalo – Edge Jose Ramirez – Eastern Michigan
207- Cincinnati – RB Travis Dye – USC
208- New York Jets – LB Mohamoud Diabete – Utah
209- Jacksonville – RB Lew Nichols III – Central Michigan
210- New York Giants – Edge Habakkuk Baldonado – Pittsburgh
211- *New England – S DeMarcco Hellams – Alabama
212- *Minnesota – EDGE Isaiah McGuire – Missouri
213- *Dallas – WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton – West Virginia
214- *Arizona – EDGE Brenton Cox Jr – Florida
215- *Las Vegas – CB Sterling Thomas V – UAB
216- *Washington WR Justin Shorter – Florida
217- *San Francisco – RB Tiyon Evans – Louisville
218- *Kansas City – TE Josh Whyle – Cincinnati
NFL Mock Draft Round 7
221- Kansas City – T Asim Richards – UNC
222- Philadelphia – RB Jarek Broussard – Michigan St
223- Las Vegas – OG Kendall Randolph – Alabama
224- Indianapolis – S Trey Dean III – Florida
225- San Francisco – Edge Robert Beal Jr – Georgia
226- Los Angeles Rams – OLB Aubrey Miller Jr – Jackson St
227- Atlanta – EDGE Villami Fehoko – San Jose State
228- Atlanta – OL Caleb Murphy – Indiana
229- Jacksonville – DT Karl Brooks – Bowling Green
230- New Orleans – QB Malik Cunningham – Louisville
231- Tennessee – WR Jadon Haselwood – Arkansas – A less attractive version of Wide Receiver Treylon Burks. Haselwood has the size to be a solid possession Wide Receiver out the slot. The Titans were hurt for depth pieces at this position, and this late in the draft Haselwood will not steer them in the wrong direction.
232- Cleveland – WR Keytaon Thompson – Virginia
233- Houston – TE Will Mallory – Miami
234- Las Vegas – WR Mitchell Tinsley – Penn St
235- Green Bay – TE Travis Vokolek – Nebraska
236- Washington – RB Deneric Prince – Tulsa
237- Pittsburgh – OG Jon Gaines – UCLA
238- Green Bay – WR/KR Derius Davis – TCU
239- Indianapolis – WR Tre Tucker – Cincinnati – Tucker is a small speed threat. The Colts drafted 6’3 Wide Receiver Alec Pierce last year to pair with 6’4 Wide Receiver Michael Pittman. Put Tucker in between these two Giants and let him feast. Or just let him showcase his speed on special teams.
240- Seattle – OG Jordan McFadden – Clemson
241- Miami – C/OL Brett Neilon – USC
242- Los Angeles Chargers – DT Brodric Martin – Western Kentucky
243- New York Giants – WR Matt Landers – Arkansas
244- Pittsburgh – EDGE Yaya Diabe – Louisville
245- Green Bay – S Chamarri Conner – Virginia Tech
246- New York Giants – OG Anthony Bradford – LSU
247- Dallas – K Jake Moody – Michigan
248- New England – DT Jonah Tavai – SD State
249- Cincinnati – DL DJ Dale – Alabama
250- San Francisco – CB Rejzohn Wright – Oregon St
251- Philadelphia – WR Antoine Green – UNC
252- Kansas City – WR Jacob Copeland – Maryland
253- *Kansas City – S AJ Finley – Ole Miss
254- *Tampa Bay – S Jordan Howden – Minnesota
255- *New York Giants – Edge Thomas Incoom – Central Michigan
256- *San Francisco – OL Henry Bainvalu – Washington
257- *Green Bay – TE Blake Whiteheart – Wake Forest
258- *New Orleans – WR Joseph Ngata – Clemson
259- *Chicago – EDGE Derek Parish – Houston – One of my favorite prospects of this draft class. Parish has the strength to push through any defender, and the speed to know when to adjust off his blockers.
260- *Houston – TE Noah Gindorff – North Dakota St
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