There are still picks to be made in the 2023 NFL Draft.
NFL mock draft 2023: Fourth-round projections
There are still picks to be made, so there is still time for a mock draft
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Mark Schofield is a former college quarterback and attorney covering the NFL and F1.
Which means there is still time to put together a mock draft.
The draft turns to Saturday, as all 32 NFL teams now focus on finding some late-round value and potentially the next Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Tom Brady, Julian Edelman or [insert your favorite Day Three pick from NFL Draft history here].
However, there are still some players remaining on the board that experts and evaluators assumed would be coming off the board before Day Three. Among those players still available are Georgia cornerback Kelee Ringo, Northwestern pass rusher Adetomiwa Adebawore, Ohio State offensive tackle Dawand Jones, Alabama linebacker Henry To’oTo’o, and Utah cornerback Clark Phillips III.
Where might those prospects, and others, fall on Saturday? Here is just one look at how the fourth round of the 2023 NFL Draft could unfold:
2023 NFL Mock Draft: Fourth-Round Projection
Pick | Team | Pick | Position | School |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1(103) | Chicago Bears | Adetomiwa Adebawore | EDGE | Northwestern |
| 2(104) | Houston Texans | Clark Phillips III | CB | Utah |
| 3(105) | Houston Texans | Chandler Zavala | OG | NC State |
| 4(106) | Indianapolis Colts | Nick Herbig | OLB | Wisconsin |
| 5(107) | New England Patriots | Dawand Jones | OT | Ohio State |
| 6(108) | Seattle Seahawks | Luke Wypler | C | Ohio State |
| 7(109) | Las Vegas Raiders | Darius Rush | CB | South Carolina |
| 8(110) | Indianapolis Colts | Braeden Daniels | OG | Utah |
| 9(111) | Cleveland Browns | Henry To'oTo'o | LB | Alabama |
| 10(112) | New York Jets | Blake Freeland | OT | BYU |
| 11(113) | Atlanta Falcons | Tyler Scott | WR | Cincinnati |
| 12(114) | Carolina Panthers | Moro Ojorno | DE | Texas |
| 13(115) | New Orleans Saints | Will Mallory | TE | Miami |
| 14(116) | Green Bay Packers | Antonio Johnson | S | Texas A&M |
| 15(117) | New England Patriots | Charlie Jones | WR | Purdue |
| 16(118) | Washington Commanders | Carter Warren | OT | Pittsburgh |
| 17(119) | Minnesota Vikings | Jake Haener | QB | Fresno State |
| 18(120) | New England Patriots | Cameron Young | DT | Mississippi State |
| 19(121) | Jacksonville Jaguars | Kelee Ringo | CB | Georgia |
| 20(122) | Arizona Cardinals | Scott Matlock | DT | Boise State |
| 21(123) | Seattle Seahawks | Dorian Thompson-Robinson | QB | UCLA |
| 22(124) | Baltimore Ravens | Nick Saldiveri | OT | Old Dominion |
| 23(125) | Los Angeles Chargers | Roschon Johnson | RB | Texas |
| 24(126) | Cleveland Browns | Jaquelin Roy | DT | LSU |
| 25(127) | Jacksonville Jaguars | A.T. Perry | WR | Wake Forest |
| 26(128) | Los Angeles Rams | Jakorian Bennett | CB | Maryland |
| 27(129) | Dallas Cowboys | Israel Abanikanda | RB | Pittsburgh |
| 28(130) | Jacksonville Jaguars | K.J. Henry | DE | Clemson |
| 29(131) | Cincinnati Bengals | Zach Kuntz | TE | Old Dominion |
| 30(132) | Pittsburgh Steelers | Parker Washington | WR | Penn State |
| 31(133) | Chicago Bears | DeWayne McBride | RB | UAB |
| 32(134) | Kansas City Chiefs | Josh Whyle | TE | Cincinnati |
| 33(135) | New England Patriots | Andre Carter II | OLB | Army |
Kelee Ringo comes off the board to Jacksonville
Despite entering 2023 as one of the top prospects at the cornerback position, Georgia CB Kelee Ringo has slid down into Day Three range. This might be because of his change-of-direction skills, as Ringo is more of a straight-line runner than a shifty cover corner, and when you consider some of the quick receivers he might see in the NFL — or revisit some of what he saw in the SEC or against Ohio State — concerns arise.
Still, his press coverage chops and physical style of play are a strong building block, and the Jaguars take a chance on his potential.
Two quarterbacks come off the board
Jake Haener from Fresno State and Dorian Thompson-Robinson are two of my favorite QB prospects on Day Three, and given that it would not surprise me to see both drafted early on Saturday. Haener might be a near-ideal fit for Kevin O’Connell, and his accuracy — combined with his competitive toughness — gives him a shot to develop beyond the “backup/spot-starter” mold.
As for Thompson-Robinson, I’ve long thought that if the Seattle Seahawks passed on an early QB option, that he would be the developmental option the organization would target later in the draft. I went as far to say that Seattle would do it on Day Two, but instead they land him here on Day Three.
Bill Belichick adds a player from a service academy
Andre Carter II just feels like a player Bill Belichick would add here on Day Three, right?
Carter received some first-round attention early in the draft process, with Mel Kiper Jr. at one point ranking him as his OLB2 behind only Will Anderson Jr. However, Carter’s draft stock took a hit after he struggled against tougher competition in Mobile during Senior Bowl practices.
But something about him just screams “Belichick Day Three selection.”
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