Predicted 2018 NFL Draft Order: Week 4
By Jon Dove
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21. Seattle Seahawks
It’ll be interesting to see how the Seattle Seahawks plan to operate their offense moving forward. The running game has continued to struggle, but Russell Wilson did some damage against the Tennessee Titans this weekend. Seattle may need to put the ball in Wilson’s hands and allow him to attack through the air.
22. Minnesota Vikings
Case Keenum is neither the quarterback we saw struggle mightily two weeks ago nor the one who looked like an elite player this past week. However, he is a serviceable backup who is capable of keeping the Minnesota Vikings afloat until Sam Bradford is back in the lineup.
23. Tennessee Titans
The Tennessee Titans are on a good path and should be in contention to win the AFC South all season long. Marcus Mariota is having a strong season and the offensive line continues to open running lanes for DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry.
24. Oakland Raiders
Derek Carr and the Oakland Raiders put up a dud against the Washington Redskins. They seemed out of sync from the opening play which was an interception by Carr. These types of performances happen to even the best teams in the league. The Raiders will try to avoid back to back losses this week when they face the Denver Broncos.