2024 NFL Mock Draft for Round 4: Son of Hall of Famer finds home, Aaron Rodgers gets backup QB and more picks

Darn good football player in the slot with plus ball skills. The Panthers could use more defenders who can take the football away.

Length and awesome athletic skill at the boundary cornerback spot for Mike Macdonald in Seattle.

Why not reunite Walker with Drake Maye in New England? Love his ability to get vertical and track the football over his shoulder.

Cardinals get a receiver many mocked in the late first or early second with downfield acumen.

Tampa doesn’t have elite athletic chops or speed but suffocates at the line of scrimmage plays with great physicality in the route.

Gray is one of the younger but more polished off-ball linebackers in the class.

Not one human on Earth would fault the Giants for adding more to the offensive line.

Dorlus is a do-everything disruptor up front and that’s what the Vikings need on defense.

Taylor-Demerson is one of the most explosive, rangy free safeties in the class. Would be fun next to Jessie Bates III.

Abrams-Draine is a feisty nickel Jim Harbaugh will get Mike Sainristil vibes from.

Wingo can win with first-step quickness and flashed some hand work. He plays with high energy like everyone else on the Jets defensive line.

The longtime star at Wake Forest lands with the Raiders in hopes of giving the defense more turnover-creation ability.

Mustapha plays with his hair on fire at safety and can align in the slot. Ravens-type supercharged defensive back.

The former Alabama cornerback thrived at Oregon thanks to his immense size and physical traits.

Given the uncertain future of Trey Hendrickson, the Bengals address the edge-rusher spot with a raw but athletic specimen in Booker.

Multi-year starter with serious power and explosiveness to give the Jaguars depth and a future starter at center or guard

Smith-Wade is another one of the many sudden, pesky slot cornerbacks in this class. He can learn from Kenny Moore in Indianapolis.

Interior offensive line fortification for the Seahawks with the SEC battle-tested center.

The Steelers love their TE1 but grab the highly athletic Johnson as an upside-based TE2.

Brade is a sizable, well-rounded safety who will add more of a physical presence to the Eagles safety room.

How about a receiver who can go up and get it and get open for Bo Nix?

The Troy standout is the type of pass-rushing specialist the Bears could use opposite Montez Sweat.

More weaponry for Jalen Hurts with the enormous rebounder in Wilson on the outside.

Given Dre Greenlaw’s injury, the 49ers get a cerebral off-ball linebacker for depth purposes.

Trotter Jr. is a rocket to the football and flashed some coverage ability in 2023 at Clemson.

Now that Drake Maye is in the mix, it’s all about building around him.

Randolph is a sleek and slippery interior rusher with upside and plenty of experience.

Thrash is a bit skinny, but he’s sudden and flexible, so he gets open. Then he morphs into a running back after the catch.

Hicks is too big and too athletic for the Jets to pass on him here.

The plan would be to make Williams a linebacker full time. He has reasonable coverage talent for that position, too.

More downfield options for Patrick Mahomes. Rice isn’t a get-open type but has long-striding speed.

Stover will have no qualms about being a TE3 or TE2 and do the dirty work as a blocker. His burst and fluidity give him some receiving upside too.

Irving didn’t test well but is a nightmare to corral in space an awesome in the screen game.

Rattler was once viewed as a potential first-round pick and can learn behind Aaron Rodgers for a season.

Allen can take some of the short-yardage workload away from Christian McCaffrey and stand in as a sturdy pass protector.