The 6th Annual SR.com "Official" Mock Draft 4th Round: Complete (1 Viewer)

[Rugger]

1(98)Jacksonville Brian Schwenke, C, Cal
2(99)Kansas City John Bostic, ILB, Florida
3(100)Tampa Bay (from Oakland) Chris Faulk OT LSU
4(101)Philadelphia Jordan Reed, TE, Florida
5(102)Minnesota (from Detroit) Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma
6(103)Arizona Brian Winters, OG, Kent State
7(104)Cleveland Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
8(105)Philadelphia Shawn Williams, S, Georgia
9(106)Houston* (from Jets) Stedman Bailey WR West Virginia
10(107)Tennessee Chase Thomas, LB, Stanford
11(108)Cleveland (from Carolina) Nico Johnson LBer, Alabama
12(109)New Orleans Kwame Geathers DT, Georgia
13(110)San Diego David Quessenberry OG/C San Jose St
14(111)San Francisco (from Miami) Marcus Lattimore RB, USCe
15(112)Oakland (from Tampa Bay) Bennie Logan, DT, LSU
16(113)St. Louis Sean Porter, LB, Texas A&M
17(114)Dallas Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
18(115)Pittsburgh Sanders Commings, CB, Georgia
19(116)New York Giants Oday Aboushi, OT, Virginia
20(117)Chicago Lawrence Okoye, Athlete, United Kingdom
21(118)Cincinnati Chris Harper, WR, Kansas State
22(119)Washington Josh Evans, S, Florida
23(120)Minnesota Montori Hughes, DT, Tennessee-Martin
24(121)Indianapolis Aaron Mellette, WR, Elon
25(122)Green Bay William Gholston DE/OLB Michigan St.
26(123)Seattle Akeem Spence, DT, Illinois
27(124)Houston TJ Barnes, NT, Georgia Tech
28(125)Denver Will Davis, CB, Utah State
29(126)Tampa Bay (from New England) Johnathan Franklin RB, UCLA
30(127)Chicago (from Atlanta) Mark Harrison, WR, Rutgers
31(128)Miami (from San Francisco) Joseph Randle RB OK St.
32(129)Cincinnati (from Baltimore) Everett Dawkins, DT, FSU
33(130)Baltimore (Comp) Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas
34(131)San Francisco (Comp) DeVonte Holloman, OLB, South Carolina
35(132)Detroit (Comp) Tharold Simon, CB, LSU
36(133)Atlanta (Comp) Quanterus Smith, DE, Western Kentucky

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[Rugger]

I do not know all of the trade that apply to this round, so let me know if I need to update any of the picks.

 

[Lipstead Hock]

Oakland's 4th (pick 100) is on the trade block.

 

[IceHot]

4-8 Philadelphia (from Bills Mock Trade)
4-9 Houston (from Jets Mock trade)
4-30 Chicago (from Atlanta Mock trade)
4-32 Cincinnati (from Bengals Mock Trade)

We will be a spectator for this round...

 

[TheRealJRad]

With the 98th pick in the 2013 SR "Experts" Mock, the Jacksonville Jaguars select:

Brian Schwenke, Center, Cal

With Meester already 36, we can ease Schwenke in as our center if the future. Full writeup after work.

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[bornnraisedwhodat]

Oakland's 4th (pick 100) is on the trade block.

Check ya inbox

 

[Saints420Fan]

Schwenke was high on my board

 

[GreMillionaire]

Same, I was aiming for Schwenke at 9.

 

[FootballLady]

With the 99th selection in the 2013 NFL "Experts" Mock Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select...

John Bostic, ILB, Florida

STRENGTHS: Instinctive, physical football player who doesn't back down from a challenge. Reads the action well and is faster to the ball than he might appear on the track. Closes with aggression, bringing his hips and driving through the ball-carrier to flash the ability to make the big hit. Seems to enjoy the physicality of the game, rushing to take on fullbacks and pulling linemen.

Does a nice job of keeping square and taking on blocks aggressively, rarely losing ground. Slides off blocks to make the tackle if the ball-carrier gets close. Good strength for the drag down tackle. Keeps his eyes on the quarterback when dropping into coverage and shows some understanding of route development, slipping into holes to thwart passing opportunities. Good ball skills for the position. Times his blitzes well.

Natural special teams candidate due to his aggression, physicality. Vocal team leader.

WEAKNESSES: While Bostic is quick to take on blockers, he isn't necessarily quick to shed them. Appears to have shorter than ideal arms and will lose sight of the ball when battling with blockers. Appears to possess just adequate sideline-to-sideline speed and may struggle to protect the edge against speedier NFL ballcarriers.

A bit stiff in his upper body and can be eluded in the open field. Relies on his eyes rather than athleticism when in coverage and will likely struggle in this area in the NFL, making him likely a two-down linebacker.

COMPARES TO: David Hawthorne, ILB, New Orleans Saints -- Just as "The Heater" has done for the Saints and previously the Seattle Seahawks, Bostic will make a club as an effective run-stuffing middle linebacker despite a lack of top-notch speed.

Jon Bostic Big Hit on Teddy Bridgewater in 2013 Allstate Sugar Bowl - YouTube

 

[TheRealJRad]

Schwenke was high on my board

Wad either him or I was trading back for an RB. Couldn't decide on an RB, so Schwenke took it down.

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[FootballLady]

Kansas City Chiefs Draft thus far:

Round 1 Luke Joeckel, OT
Round 2 traded away for Alex Smith
Round 3 JJ Wilcox, SS
Round 3 Marquise Goodwin, WR
Round 4 Jon Bostic, ILB

 

[Rugger]

Kansas City Chiefs Draft thus far:

Round 1 Luke Joeckel, OT
Round 2 traded away for Alex Smith
Round 3 JJ Wilcox, SS
Round 3 Marquise Goodwin, WR
Round 4 Jon Bostic, ILB

Very good as always FBL. Very productive college players. Goodwinis interesting to me. A lot of people see another Travon Austin in him.

 

[treeduck]

Kansas City Chiefs Draft thus far:

Round 1 Luke Joeckel, OT
Round 2 traded away for Alex Smith
Round 3 JJ Wilcox, SS
Round 3 Marquise Goodwin, WR
Round 4 Jon Bostic, ILB

Nice!

 

[Lipstead Hock]

Trade comin'

 

[RaginCajun83]

You guys are killing me today, late 3rd and now 4th

 

[FootballLady]

Very good as always FBL. Very productive college players. Goodwinis interesting to me. A lot of people see another Travon Austin in him.

I was going to type that he was the poor man's Travon Austin when I did the write up!

The one thing I absolutely love about this mock draft process is that it allows me to learn a thing or two about athletes I would not have heard of otherwise. Take, JJ Wilcox, for example. To me, he's the Jimmy Graham of this year's draft. HUGE upside if his mind is right. Without the research I had to do on defensive backs, I'd have never heard of him.