2015 NFL Mock Draft: Updated Outlook for Rounds 4-7

Two days down, one to go at the 2015 NFL draft. The first 99 picks have come and gone in Chicago, leaving a number of questions hanging on the board.

How far will T.J. Clemmings' slide go? Do the Cleveland Browns know wide receiver is a position on the football field? How long can the Dallas Cowboys wait to draft a running back before our Adrian Peterson sirens start blaring? Oh, right. The last one has been going off since Thursday.

While those are less high-profile questions than the ones we were asking in Round 1, their importance is not to be trivialized. We don't need to rattle off a list of Hall of Fame names who were third-day picks at this point. We all know gems can be found here, even if it's often amid a pile of rubble.

With that in mind, let's take a look at a complete mock of the final four rounds for Saturday and highlight the best players still lingering on the board. 

Mock Draft

Round	Pick	Team	Selection
Round	Pick	Team	Selection
Round	Pick	Team	Selection
Round	Pick	Team	Selection
4	100	Tennessee Titans	OT T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh
4	101	New England Patriots	DL Michael Bennett, Ohio State
4	102	Oakland Raiders	RB Jay Ajayi, Boise State
4	103	Jacksonville Jaguars	DT Grady Jarrett, Clemson
4	104	New York Jets	QB Bryce Petty, Baylor
4	105	Washington Redskins	OT Daryl Williams, Oklahoma
4	106	Chicago Bears	LB Kwon Alexander, LSU
4	107	Atlanta Falcons	WR Rashad Greene, Florida State
4	108	Tennessee Titans	S Anthony Harris, Virginia
4	109	Indianapolis Colts	DE Trey Flowers, Arkansas
4	110	Minnesota Vikings	WR Justin Hardy, East Carolina
4	111	Cleveland Browns	WR Stefon Diggs, Maryland
4	112	Washington Redskins	RB David Cobb, Minnesota
4	113	Philadelphia Eagles	CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon
4	114	Miami Dolphins	LB Hayes Pullard, USC
4	115	Cleveland Browns	QB Brett Hundley, UCLA
4	116	Cleveland Browns	WR Jamison Crowder, Duke
4	117	San Francisco 49ers	OG Tre Jackson, Florida State
4	118	Kansas City Chiefs	OT Tyrus Thompson, Oklahoma
4	119	St. Louis Rams	WR Tre McBride, William & Mary
4	120	Cincinnati Bengals	DT Gabe Wright, Auburn
4	121	Pittsburgh Steelers	DT Marcus Hardison, Arizona State
4	122	Baltimore Ravens	RB Buck Allen, USC
4	123	Arizona Cardinals	C B.J. Finney, Kansas State
4	124	Carolina Panthers	S James Sample, Louisville
4	125	Baltimore Ravens	DE Za'Darius Smith, Kentucky
4	126	San Francisco 49ers	LB Davis Tull, Chattanooga
4	127	Dallas Cowboys	RB Jeremy Langford, Michigan State
4	128	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE Anthony Chickillo, Miami (Fla.)
4	129	Green Bay Packers	S Adrian Amos, Penn State
4	130	Seattle Seahawks	CB Jacorey Shepherd, Kansas
4	131	New England Patriots	WR Dez Lewis, Central Arkansas
4	132	San Francisco 49ers	G Antoine Everett, McNee State
4	133	Denver Broncos	G Quinton Spain, West Virginia
4	134	Seattle Seahawks	OT La'El Collins, LSU
4	135	Cincinnati Bengals	S Ibraheim Campbell, Northwestern
4	136	Baltimore Ravens	CB Doran Grant, Ohio State
5	137	Minnesota Vikings	RB Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn
5	138	Tennessee Titans	CB Kevin White, TCU
5	139	Jacksonville Jaguars	S Clayton Geathers, UCF
5	140	Oakland Raiders	LB Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
5	141	Washington Redskins	S Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State
5	142	Chicago Bears	DE B.J. Dubose, Louisville
5	143	Detroit Lions	TE Nick O'Leary, Florida State
5	144	New York Giants	RB Mike Davis, South Carolina
5	145	Miami Dolphins	S Gerod Holliman, Louisville
5	146	Atlanta Falcons	DT Darius Philon, Arkansas
5	147	Cleveland Browns	OT Austin Shepherd, Alabama
5	148	New Orleans Saints	G Josue Matias, Florida State
5	149	Miami Dolphins	G Jamil Douglas, Arizona State
5	150	Miami Dolphins	WR Darren Waller, Georgia Tech
5	151	San Francisco 49ers	CB Bobby McCain, Memphis
5	152	New York Jets	C Reese Dismukes, Auburn
5	153	San Diego Chargers	LB Bryce Hager, Baylor
5	154	New Orleans Saints	S Durell Eskridge, Syracuse
5	155	Buffalo Bills	DE Lynden Trail, Norfolk State
5	156	Miami Dolphins	LB Xzavier Dickson, Alabama
5	157	Cincinnati Bengals	QB Brandon Bridge, South Alabama
5	158	Arizona Cardinals	DE Corey Crawford, Clemson
5	159	Arizona Cardinals	G Mark Glowinski, West Virginia
5	160	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR Kenny Bell, Nebraska
5	161	Carolina Panthers	G Jarvis Harrison, Texas A&M
5	162	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	LB Jake Ryan, Michigan
5	163	Dallas Cowboys	CB Lorenzo Doss, Tulane
5	164	Denver Broncos	LB Ben Heeney, Kansas
5	165	Indianapolis Colts	WR Dezmin Lewis, Central Arkansas
5	166	Green Bay Packers	TE Ben Koyack, Notre Dame
5	167	Washington Redskins	C Andy Gallik, Boston College
5	168	Detroit Lions	G Arie Kouandjio, Alabama
5*	169	Carolina Panthers	OT Corey Robinson, South Carolina
5*	170	Seattle Seahawks	LB Markus Golden, Missouri
5*	171	Baltimore Ravens	LB Mike Hull, Penn State
5*	172	Kansas City Chiefs	DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches, Southern Miss
5*	173	Kansas City Chiefs	LB Ramik Wilson, Georgia
5*	174	Carolina Panthers	RB Tyler Varga, Yale
5*	175	Houston Texans	TE Jean Sifrin, UMass
5*	176	Baltimore Ravens	LB Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil, Maryland
6	177	Tennessee Titans	WR Deandre Smelter, Georgia Tech
6	178	New England Patriots	TE Nick Boyle, Delaware
6	179	Oakland Raiders	G Trenton Brown, Florida
6	180	Jacksonville Jaguars	C Shaquille Mason, Georgia Tech
6	181	Washington Redskins	RB Karlos Williams, Florida State
6	182	Washington Redskins	DT Joey Mbu, Houston
6	183	Chicago Bears	LB J.R. Tavai, USC
6	184	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR Rannell Hall, UCF
6	185	Atlanta Falcons	LB Edmond Robinson, Newberry
6	186	New York Giants	CB Randall Evans, Kansas State
6	187	New Orleans Saints	LB Deiontrez Mount, Louisville
6	188	Buffalo Bills	CB/QB Nick Marshall, Auburn
6	189	Cleveland Browns	DE Cedric Reed, Texas
6	190	San Francisco 49ers	WR Mario Alford, West Virginia
6	191	Philadelphia Eagles	S Anthony Jefferson, UCLA
6	192	San Diego Chargers	G Cody Wichmann, Fresno State
6	193	Kansas City Chiefs	DE Zack Wagenmann, Montana
6	194	Buffalo Bills	WR Antwan Goodley, Baylor
6	195	Cleveland Browns	S Chris Hackett, TCU
6	196	Philadelphia Eagles	RB Terrence Magee, LSU
6	197	Cincinnati Bengals	WR Titus Davis, Central Michigan
6	198	Arizona Cardinals	TE Blake Bell, Oklahoma
6	199	Pittsburgh Steelers	DT Derrick Lott, Chattanooga
6	200	Detroit Lions	LB Max Valles, Virginia
6	201	St. Louis Rams	CB Tray Walker, Texas Southern
6	202	Cleveland Browns	LB Zach Vigil, Utah State
6	203	Denver Broncos	WR Vince Mayle, Washington State
6	204	Baltimore Ravens	TE Casey Pierce, Kent State
6	205	Indianapolis Colts	K Justin Manton, Louisiana-Monroe
6	206	Green Bay Packers	S John Lowdermilk, Iowa
6	207	Indianapolis Colts	LB Houston Bates, Louisiana Tech
6	208	Tennessee Titans	DT Leterrius Walton, Central Michigan
6*	209	Seattle Seahawks	CB Charles Gaines, Louisville
6*	210	Green Bay Packers	OT Sean Hickey, Syracuse
6*	211	Houston Texans	CB Robertson Daniel, BYU
6*	212	Pittsburgh Steelers	RB Malcolm Brown, Texas
6*	213	Green Bay Packers	DT Bobby Richardson, Indiana
6*	214	Seattle Seahawks	FB Jalston Fowler, Alabama
6*	215	St. Louis Rams	DT Kaleb Eulls, Mississippi State
6*	216	Houston Texans	QB Cody Fajardo, Nevada
6*	217	Kansas City Chiefs	S Erick Dargan, Oregon
7	218	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE Shaquille Riddick, West Virginia
7	219	New England Patriots	CB Quandre Diggs, Texas
7	220	Jacksonville Jaguars	RB Michael Dyer, Louisville
7	221	Oakland Raiders	TE C.J. Uzomah, Auburn
7	222	Washington Redskins	PK Josh Lambo, Texas A&M
7	223	New York Jets	C Nick Easton, Harvard
7	224	New York Jets	WR Austin Hill, Arizona
7	225	Atlanta Falcons	QB Connor Halliday, Washington State
7	226	New York Giants	OT Darryl Baldwin, Ohio State
7	227	St. Louis Rams	G Miles Dieffenbach, Penn State
7	228	Minnesota Vikings	WR Josh Harper, Fresno State
7	229	New York Jets	LB Zach Hodges, Harvard
7	230	New Orleans Saints	RB Akeem Hunt, Purdue
7	231	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR Jake Kumerow, Wisconsin-Whitewater
7	232	Minnesota Vikings	LB Amarlo Herrera, Georgia
7	233	Kansas City Chiefs	QB Taylor Kelly, Arizona State
7	234	Buffalo Bills	OT Kendall Lamm, Appalachian State
7	235	Houston Texans	WR Austin Hill, Arizona
7	236	Dallas Cowboys	C Max Garcia, Florida
7	237	Philadelphia Eagles	CB Jacoby Glenn, UCF
7	238	Cincinnati Bengals	CB Darryl Roberts, Marshall
7	239	Pittsburgh Steelers	S Kyshoen Jarrett, Virginia Tech
7	240	Detroit Lions	S Josh Shaw, USC
7	241	Arizona Cardinals	LB A.J. Tarpley, Stanford
7	242	Carolina Panthers	DT Ellis McCarthy, UCLA
7	243	Dallas Cowboys	LB Tony Washington, Oregon
7	244	Indianapolis Colts	RB Malcolm Agnew, Southern Illinois
7	245	Tennessee Titans	DE Kristjan Sokoli, Buffalo
7	246	San Francisco 49ers	LB Jeff Luc, Cincinnati
7	247	Green Bay Packers	LB Damien Wilson, Minnesota
7	248	Seattle Seahawks	QB Shane Carden, East Carolina
7	249	Atlanta Falcons	DE Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum
7*	250	Denver Broncos	OT Andrew Donnal, Iowa
7*	251	Denver Broncos	DT Louis Trinca-Pasat, Iowa
7*	252	Denver Broncos	RB Trey Williams, Texas A&M
7*	253	New England Patriots	WR Evan Spencer, Ohio State
7*	254	San Francisco 49ers	RB Dominique Brown, Louisville
7*	255	Indianapolis Colts	LB Junior Sylvestre, Toledo
7*	256	Arizona Cardinals	OT Takoby Cofield, Duke

Best Available Players

1. OT La'el Collins, LSU

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Collins has dropped to the third day for off-the-field reasons. He is set to meet with police in Baton Rouge on Monday regarding the murder of a woman police believe to be his ex-girlfriend, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. He is not currently a suspect in the case, but the timing of the situation has forced teams to re-evaluate whether they want to take the risk.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Collins plans to refuse to sign his contract if drafted Saturday and re-enter the 2016 draft. If he goes undrafted, Collins will immediately become a free agent. All of this has combined to result in an increasingly uncomfortable situation that is difficult to discuss.

It'll be interesting to see if a team decides to roll the dice and convince Collins to sign after the case is wrapped up.

2. OT T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh

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Clemmings has none of Collins' off-the-field issues. He's just dropped for reasons that remain unclear. For most of the process, the Pittsburgh product was viewed as a potential first-rounder. He's already a run-blocking mauler with a ton of potential as a pass protector; at the very worst, he could move inside to guard while his pass-blocking acumen catches up.

For whatever reason, he's slipped through the cracks. Clemmings probably should be the first player off the board Saturday to Tennessee. The Titans already have a left tackle of the future in Taylor Lewan, but Clemmings very easily could fit on the right side, where his issues won't be as troublesome.

Regardless, it's strange to say the least that he's on the board.

3. DT Michael Bennett, Ohio State

Bennett's another guy who's fallen farther than anyone could have expected. He was a borderline first-rounder when the process began. By Thursday, he'd moved into second-round range, but few experts saw Day 3 as a possibility.

Over the last two seasons, Bennett made 14 sacks and 25.5 tackles for loss. His size is less than ideal, and an injury kept him from the combine, but we've seen similar players go earlier. Few defensive tackles—if any—in this class are better pass-rushers, and Bennett would be perfect in a situational role right away. 

The Patriots feel like a natural fit, especially given Bill Belichick's affinity for Urban Meyer players. If Belichick goes all Belichick, another team will swoop in and land a steal.

4. CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon

The NFL is a weird, weird league. On one side, you have Todd Gurley. Gurley plays a position of increasingly lesser importance in the sport, one where the shelf life is nonexistent and the recent history of first-round picks is onerous. While an elite talent, Gurley suffered a torn ACL that left him unable to work out for teams before the draft.

Gurley went 10th.

Ekpre-Olomu, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell, was projected as the No. 12 pick by an insurance agency in charge of a policy Oregon opened on his behalf. Ekpre-Olomu plays a position of extreme importance, perhaps the most important spot in today's pass-happy NFL. But while a special talent, Ekpre-Olomu suffered a torn ACL that left him unable to work out for teams before the draft.

Ekpre-Olomu is still on the board.

Again, the NFL is weird.

5. WR Rashad Greene, Florida State

Greene has been one of the most reliable receivers in college football over the last two seasons. He's probably not going to be a star at the next level, but he projects as a serviceable third wideout who can play slot and outside.

Of the skill-position players left on the board, he's the one I'd bet the most on having a long NFL career. He was one of the Seminoles' vocal leaders amid a tumultuous season, runs crisp routes and plays the game with an admirable intelligence. 

Size and speed are the reasons he's still on the board, which makes sense on the surface. Come September, though, we'll probably all be scratching our heads.

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