Despite losing star defensive lineman Poona Ford and Morgan Fox to free agency, the Chargers’ interior defense remains a big need. That’s why they reach for a physical run-stuffing lineman with their best player available pick. Graham combines speed to evade blocks and strength to overpower offensive linemen.
The Raiders are looking for more than a replacement for RT Kolton Miller, and they might not have to look far from home for it. Banks meets both LT and DT measurables, and his ability to move around the formation will make him a valuable addition to the Raiders’ offense.
Round 4 features a mix of established elite dual-threats and new-age route runners seeking to become high-volume target earners. Grok takes note of the Cowboys’ anemic running back corps, and they land a potential touch-count dominator in Jeanty.
The Broncos’ newest starting quarterback needs help in the air. With the aging Trevor Siemian out of the picture, it’s time to install a younger signal caller behind Brock Osweiler. That’s why Ogbah fits the bill, as he offers an ideal combination of athleticism and skill to excel in Denver’s zone-based system.
The Cardinals’ offense lacked enough explosive plays last season to compete against the league’s top defenses. That’s why they take the biggest playmaker in this year’s draft, a dual-threat threat with the size and power to create mismatches on every level. He can also work in the slot as well, and his versatility will allow Arizona to spread the field in a variety of ways.