2020 Round 4 NFL Mock Draft: Jaguars stop Jacob Eason’s slide, Jake Fromm lands as Kirk Cousins’ backup

The Bengals have to address the offensive line at this point to help build around Joe Burrow.

Washington must address its secondary, and Hall is an instinctive playmaker with outstanding size.

Davis gives the Lions a well-rounded downfield threat to complement Kenny Golladay.

There’s no reason Weaver should still be available. He’s the exact type of polished edge rusher the Giants need.

Pride is a supremely light-footed, fluid cornerback who just needs to find the football more frequently as it’s arriving.

Gandy-Golden gives the Chargers another rebounder on the outside to pair with Mike Williams.

Bartch is a refined pass protector with good size and balance. He’s just making a gigantic jump in competition.

Bryant is a YAC-monster at the tight end spot and has the on-field speed to stretch the seam. Fun addition to the Cardinals offense.

Anae isn’t a superb athlete but is a hand-work magician on the outside.

Eason’s slide finally stops with Jacksonville, who bring in the big-armed quarterback to improve a QB depth chart that features just Gardner Minshew and Joshua Dobbs.

The Vikings could use another edge rusher, and Willekes has an advanced pass-rush move toolbox.

Davis-Gaither gives the Broncos more athleticism at the second level of their defense.

Dye gives Dan Quinn more legitimate coverage ability at the linebacker spot.

Scott has rapid footwork and starting-caliber speed to go along with phenomenal play against the run.

Fotu gives the Raiders intimidating size and some upfield rushing ability.

More defensive end depth for the Colts as Justin Houston enters a contract year.

Not your typical Wisconsin blocker, yet there is the natural movement ability with Biadasz that he could ultimately be Dallas’ starting center.

Adeniji is a college tackle likely to convert to guard in the NFL and his combination of strength and movement skills should entice the Steelers.

The Jets could use more interior disruptors on defense, and Lynch has high-end athleticism for the defensive tackle spot.

Sean McVay would be drawn to Pinter’s awesome athletic gifts in the trenches.

Jackson is an scrappy, in-your-face cornerback who competes for the football in any situation and has the athleticism needed to start in the NFL.

Hodgins won’t have to be a major contributor as a rookie yet will give the Bills size at the receiver spot.

Reed is a stocky YAC machine at the receiver spot.

Another defensive back for Minnesota. Wallace has magnificent versatility from the safety spot.

Here’s some edge-rusher depth for the Cardinals in the middle of the draft.

Fromm is a Kirk Cousins type of quarterback that’d make sense in Minnesota as a backup.

Smaller safety with freaky speed, playmaking ability, and tackling prowess.

Benjamin gives the Falcons a pass-catching back behind Todd Gurley.

More running back depth for the Steelers because James Conner is in a contract year.

Hill is a savvy route runner who’ll win underneath for Tua Tagovailoa.

The Jaguars have to plan for the future at offensive tackle, and despite his inconsistencies, Charles has the length and athleticism to be a star.

There was speculation about the Chiefs trading up for a receiver in Round 1. Instead, they wait and get another burner to add to the offense.

Lemieux gives the Raiders a reliable, versatile interior lineman for depth.

Brooks makes tons of plays in the box because of his instincts, short-area quickness and hustle. There are some quality plays in coverage on film too.

McFarland is naturally elusive and can hit home runs down the field.

Taylor has unbelievable physical tools to be molding into a stellar pass protector. He’s worth the pick here for the Redskins.

The Ravens add more length to their cornerback room with Green.

Driscoll is a movement specialist who can play tackle or guard. Nice depth for Seattle.

Why not double up on receiver for the Eagles? Johnson is a sleeper who can flourish out of the slot.

Kareem has lead pipes for arms he uses well to work around the corner.