2014 NFL Mock Draft: Latest Predictions for Rounds 4-7

Any team can stumble into a Pro Bowler in the first round of the NFL draft. The teams that experience the most success are the ones who can find valuable picks on the third and final day of the draft. 

Yes, most of the big-name stars of the college game are long gone by the time teams step to the podium in the fourth round. But names such as Richard Sherman, who was a fifth-round pick, can wind up being an integral part of a Super Bowl-winning franchise. 

Here's a look at how the final rounds could play out (based on this mock that I wrote for Rounds 2 and 3).

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
101.	Texans	Loucheiz Purifoy	CB	Florida
102.	Redskins	Ed Reynolds	S	Stanford
103.	Falcons	Kelcy Quarles	DT	South Carolina
104.	Jets (from TB)	Trevor Reilly	DE/OLB	Utah
105.	Jaguars	Victor Hampton	CB	South Carolina
106.	Browns	Yawin Smallwood	ILB	Connecticut
107.	Raiders	Anthony Johnson	DT	LSU
108.	Seahawks*	Jackson Jeffcoat	DE/OLB	Texas
109.	Bills	Chris Smith	DE	Arkansas
110.	Rams	AJ McCarron	QB	Alabama
111.	Lions	Christian Kirksey	OLB	Iowa
112.	Titans	Lache Seastrunk	RB	Oregon
113.	Giants	E.J. Gaines	CB	Missouri
114.	Jaguars (from BAL)	Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona
115.	Jets	Robert Herron	WR	Wyoming
116.	Dolphins	Terrance Mitchell	CB	Oregon
117.	Bears	Jordan Zumwalt	LB	UCLA
118.	Steelers	Josh Huff	WR	Oregon
119.	Cowboys	Craig Loston	S	LSU
120.	Cardinals	Jared Abbrederis	WR	Wisconsin
121.	Packers	Daniel McCullers	NT	Tennessee
122.	Eagles	Mike Davis	WR	Texas
123.	Bengals	Terrance West	RB	Towson
124.	Chiefs	Anthony Steen	OG	Alabama
125.	Chargers	Bruce Ellington	WR	South Carolina
126.	Saints	Devonta Freeman	RB	Florida State
127.	Browns (from IND)	Michael Sam	DE/OLB	Missouri
128.	Panthers	Ross Cockrell	CB	Duke
129.	49ers	Charles Sims	RB	West Virginia
130.	Patriots	Josh Mauro	DE	Stanford
131.	Broncos	Christian Jones	LB	Florida State
132.	Seahawks	Brandon Thomas	OG	Clemson
133.	Lions	Rashaad Reynolds	CB	Oregon State
134.	Ravens	Ahmad Dixon	S	Baylor
135.	Texans	Ryan Grant	WR	Tulane
136.	Lions	Jordan Tripp	LB	Montana
137.	Jets	Aaron Murray	QB	Georgia
138.	Ravens	Arthur Lynch	TE	Georgia
139.	Falcons	Dion Bailey	S	USC
140.	Patriots	James Hurst	OT	North Carolina

Sleeper Watch: Jackson Jeffcoat, DE/OLB

If Jackson Jeffcoat makes it all the way to the Seattle Seahawks in the fourth round, the rest of the league had better watch out. The senior defensive end has always been extremely talented, but as Bleacher Report's Matt Miller points out, it's tough to evaluate him because he's constantly dealt with injuries. 

The good news about going to a place such as Seattle as late as the fourth round is that it will give Jeffcoat time to learn the pro game while resting his body. After years of needing to be "the man" who can get to the quarterback, Jeffcoat will simply be an understudy in one of the best defensive lines in the league. 

Once the Seahawks are forced to part ways with the current line, they will have Jeffcoat waiting in the wings to produce like a star. 

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
141.	Texans	Andre Williams	RB	Boston College
142.	Redskins	Chris Davis	CB	Auburn
143.	Buccaneers	Lamin Barrow	ILB	LSU
144.	Jaguars	Adrian Hubbard	OLB	Alabama
145.	Vikings*	TJ Jones	WR	Notre Dame
146.	Seahawks (from OAK)	Chris Watt	OG	Notre Dame
147.	Falcons	Bryan Stork	OC	Florida State
148.	Vikings	Prince Shembo	OLB	Notre Dame
149.	Bills	Nevin Lawson	CB	Utah State
150.	Jaguars (from DET)	Deion Belue	CB	Alabama
151.	Titans	Antone Exum	CB	Virginia Tech
152.	Giants	Charles Leno Jr.	OT	Boise State
153.	Rams	Devin Street	WR	Pitt
154.	Jets	Justin Ellis	NT	Louisiana Tech
155.	Dolphins	James Wilder Jr.	RB	Florida State
156.	Bears	James White	RB	Wisconsin
157.	Steelers	Michael Schofield	OT	Michigan
158.	Cowboys	Morgan Breslin	OLB	USC
159.	Jaguars (from BAL)	Brandon Coleman	WR	Rutgers
160.	Cardinals	George Uko	DT	USC
161.	Packers	Jon Halapio	OG	Florida
162.	Eagles	Jalen Saunders	WR	Oklahoma
163.	Chiefs	Marcel Jensen	TE	Fresno State
164.	Bengals	Kenny Ladler	S	Vanderbilt
165.	Chargers	David Fales	QB	San Jose State
166.	Colts	James Gayle	DE/OLB	Virginia Tech
167.	Saints	Bennett Jackson	CB	Notre Dame
168.	Panthers	Ronald Powell	OLB	Florida
169.	Saints (from NE via PHI)	Ed Stinson	DE	Alabama
170.	49ers	Preston Brown	ILB	Louisville
171.	Broncos	Seantrel Henderson	OT	Miami (FL)
172.	Seahawks	Joe Jon Duncan	TE	Dixie State
173.	Steelers	Vinnie Sunseri	S	Alabama
174.	Giants	Ricardo Allen	CB	Purdue
175.	Ravens	Ryan Carrethers	DT	Arkansas State
176.	Packers	Jeff Janis	WR	Saginaw Valley State

Sleeper Watch: Brandon Coleman, WR

Any time you have receivers going in the fifth round, they are far from a sure thing, but Brandon Coleman has tremendous potential. At 6'5", 225 pounds, Coleman has the prototypical build to be a deadly receiver in the end zone. 

Pairing him up with newly acquired quarterback prospect Blake Bortles, who also has a game that must grow into his build, could be the connection the Jaguars need to ignite their offense.  

Ryan Riddle of Bleacher Report compares Coleman to a receiver who went much earlier in the draft. 

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
177.	Texans	Brandon Linder	OG	Miami
178.	Redskins	Marion Grice	RB	Arizona State
179.	Jaguars	Isaiah Lewis	S	Michigan State
180.	Browns	Tyler Larsen	OC	Utah State
181.	Texans (from OAK)	Michael Campanaro	WR	Wake Forest
182.	Falcons	Antonio Andrews	RB	Western Kentucky
183.	Bears (from TB)	Marqueston Huff	S	Wyoming
184.	Vikings	Tyler Gaffney	RB	Stanford
185.	Buccaneers (from BUF)	Brett Smith	QB	Wyoming
186.	Titans	J.C. Copeland	FB	LSU
187.	Giants	Cassius Marsh	DE	UCLA
188.	Rams	Matt Patchan	OT	Boston College
189.	Lions	Brent Urban	DE	Virginia
190.	Dolphins	Kasim Edebali	OLB	Boston College
191.	Bears	Kevin Norwood	WR	Alabama
192.	Steelers	Rob Blanchflower	TE	UMass
193.	Chiefs (from DAL)	Shamar Stephen	DT	Connecticut
194.	Ravens	Russell Bodine	OG	North Carolina
195.	Jets	Jay Prosch	FB	Auburn
196.	Cardinals	Rajion Neal	RB	Tennessee
197.	Packers	Alden Darby	S	Arizona State
198.	Patriots (from PHI)	Aaron Lynch	DE/OLB	USF
199.	Bengals	Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina
200.	Chiefs	Devekeyan Lattimore	LB	USF
201.	Chargers	Deandre Coleman	DT	Cal
202.	Saints	Jemea Thomas	S	Georgia Tech
203.	Colts	DeAnthony Thomas	RB/WR	Oregon
204.	Panthers	Cody Hoffman	WR	BYU
205.	Jaguars (from SF)	Khairi Fortt	OLB	Cal
206.	Patriots	L'Damian Washington	WR	Missouri
207.	Broncos	Denicos Allen	OLB	Michigan State
208.	Seahawks	Bene Benwikere	CB	San Jose State
209.	Jets	Corey Linsley	OC	Ohio State
210.	Jets	Taylor Hart	DE	Oregon
211.	Texans	Howard Jones	OLB	Shepherd
212.	Bengals	Kadeem Edwards	OG	Tennessee State
213.	Jets	Jeremiah George	ILB	Iowa State
214.	Rams	Andre Hal	CB	Vanderbilt
215.	Steelers	Jerick McKinnon	RB	Georgia Southern
216.	Texans	Richard Rodgers	TE	Cal
217.	Redskins	Calvin Barnett	DT	Oklahoma State
218.	Browns	Jacob Pedersen	TE	Wisconsin
219.	Raiders	Aaron Colvin	CB	Oklahoma
220.	Falcons	Kevin Pierre-Louis	LB	Boston College
221.	Buccaneers	Jonathan Brown	LB	Illinois
222.	Jaguars	Dontae Johnson	FS	North Carolina State
223.	Vikings	Andrew Jackson	ILB	Western Kentucky
224.	Bills	Jay Bromley	DT	Syracuse
225.	Panthers (from NYG)	John Urschel	OG	Penn State
226.	Rams	Storm Johnson	RB	UCF
227.	Lions	Ethan Westbrooks	DE	West Texas A&M
228.	Titans	Josh Stewart	WR	Oklahoma State
229.	Cowboys (from CHI)	Tevin Reese	WR	Baylor
230.	Steelers	Shaquelle Evans	WR	UCLA
231.	Cowboys	Tyler Starr	OLB	South Dakota
232.	Colts (from BAL)	Spencer Long	OG	Nebraska
233.	Jets	Xavier Grimble	TE	USC
234.	Dolphins	Jordan Najvar	TE	Baylor
235.	Raiders (from ARZ)	Ryan Hewitt	FB	Stanford
236.	Packers	Ryan Groy	OG	Wisconsin
237.	Eagles	Tre Boston	S	North Carolina
238.	Cowboys (from KC)	Lavelle Westbrooks	CB	Georgia Southern
239.	Bengals	Kerry Hyder	DT	Texas Tech
240.	Chargers	Justin Britt	OT	Missouri
241.	Rams (from IND)	Hakeem Smith	S	Louisville
242.	49ers (from NO)	Carrington Byndom	CB	Texas
243.	49ers (from CAR)	Trey Millard	FB	Oklahoma
244.	Patriots	Wesley Johnson	OT	Vanderbilt
245.	49ers	Eathyn Manumaleuna	DT	BYU
246.	Broncos	Max Bullough	ILB	Michigan State
247.	Seahawks	Charles Sawyer	CB	Ole Miss
248.	Cowboys	Avery Williamson	ILB	Kentucky
249.	Rams	Kevin Pamphile	OT	Purdue
250.	Rams	Jake Murphy	TE	Utah
251.	Cowboys	Zach Fulton	OG	Tennessee
252.	Bengals	Blake Annen	TE	Cincinnati
253.	Falcons	Lonnie Ballentine	S	Memphis
254.	Cowboys	Will Smith	OLB	Texas Tech
255.	Falcons	Chandler Jones	WR	San Jose State
256.	Texans	Quincy Enunwa	WR	Nebraska

Sleeper Alert: DeAnthony Thomas and Tevin Reese

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Coming in as the final sleepers in the last two rounds are two players who were extremely dangerous in the college game, DeAnthony Thomas and Tevin Reese. The problem, of course, is that their blazing speed is overshadowed by their slight frames. 

DeAnthony Thomas weighs in at just 174 pounds, but he has the elusiveness to make sure that defenders will rarely get a clean hit on him. 

That ability to suddenly change direction makes him comparable to a poor man's Darren Sproles. That's a lot of value for someone in the sixth or seventh round. 

Reese isn't quite the change-of-direction athlete Thomas is, but his 4.46 speed makes him a viable deep threat. At just 163 pounds, he'll need to add bulk to his frame, but he could make an impact as an over- the-top kind of receiver.