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We’re here to share our NFL draft odds series, make a No. 4 Overall pick prediction, and pick while analyzing the chances.
The NFL Draft is here, and there are many things to discuss, especially regarding the top four picks. We’re here to share our NFL draft odds series, make a No. 4 Overall pick prediction, and pick while analyzing the chances.
The NFL draft is here, and it’s time to speculate where players will wind up. Moreover, the talk of the town is what will happen in the top five because the quarterback class is not as deep, but other positions have a lot of talent available. Despite the lack of quarterback talent, the cupboard is not bare in this class.
We’re here to analyze the top three players who could be picked in the fourth spot. Outside the top three, the rest are long shots, so while you can always bank on surprises, these seem locked in at that spot.
The New England Patriots currently have the fourth pick in the draft. They could make a pick or trade back for an extra pick and use it to further their team. If they don’t trade, some good talent should be available for the Patriots, specifically for a team trying to get younger.
Here are the NFL Odds, courtesy of FanDuel.
Will Campbell: -700
Ashton Jeanty: +700
Abdul Carter: +1200
Armand Membou: +1500
Jalon Walker: +1900
Will Campbell is the highest-rated offensive lineman in this draft. He is highly versatile and can play across the line. He is very athletic and was one of the most productive offensive linemen in the country last season at LSU. His size is also a massive difference maker, standing at 6-6 and weighing 323 pounds. The Patriots need all the help they can get on the offensive line, especially to protect Drake Maye and keep him upright. Campbell is versatile enough to play multiple positions on the line, but he will most likely play at left tackle. This pick is not flashy, but it is a much-needed upgrade from where the Patriots were last season along the line.
Abdul Carter is easily the best defensive player in the NFL Draft. He’s a 6-3, 259-pound edge rusher for the Nittany Lions. The Philly native was dominant during his time with Penn State. He had 173 total tackles, 23 sacks, five forced fumbles, and one interception in his college career.
Carter is the most NFL-ready prospect in the NFL Draft, and to be honest, it would be a surprise if Carter fell this far. There’s a chance that quarterbacks go one, two, and three, and then in that instance, Carter would go because he’s the most talented player available. He is a game-wrecker, and I would expect Carter to go in the top three,...
