The 2019 NFL Draft will conclude Saturday in Nashville, and we haven’t yet reached the halfway point of the draft, with 151 selections left to be made. The fourth round of the 2019 NFL Draft will begin at 12:00 p.m. ET on ESPN, ABC and NFL Network. Here is the full order at the start of Day 3. Teams will have five minutes to make each selection in Rounds 4-7. The Cincinnati Bengals have the most Day 3 picks of any team with 10, followed by the Vikings with 9. The Cardinals, Falcons, Patriots and Redskins all have 7 selections to start Saturday. Round 4: 103. Cardinals: WR Hakeem Butler, Iowa State 104. Bengals: QB Ryan Finley, NC State 105. Saints: S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Florida, 106. Raiders: DE Maxx Crosby, Eastern Michigan 107. Buccaneers: DE Anthony Nelson, Iowa 108. Giants: CB Julian Love, Notre Dame 109. Colts: S Khari Willis, Michigan State 110. 49ers: P Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah 111. Falcons: CB Kendall Sheffield, Ohio State 112. Redskins: RB Bryce Love, Stanford 113. Ravens: RB Justice Hill, Oklahoma State 114. Vikings: OG Dru Samia, Oklahoma 115. Panthers: LB Christian Miller, Alabama 116. Titans: S Amani Hooker, Iowa 117. Lions: DE Austin Bryant, Clemson 118. Patriots: G Hjalte Froholdt, Arkansas 119. Browns: S Sheldrick Redwine, Miami 120. Seahawks: WR Gary Jennings Jr., West Virginia 121. Jets: TE Trevon Wesco, West Virginia 122. Steelers: RB Benny Snell Jr., Kentucky 123. Ravens: G Ben Powers, Oklahoma 124. Seahawks: G Phil Haynes, Wake Forest 125. Bengals: DT Renell Wren, Arizona State 126. Bears: WR Riley Ridley, Georga 127. Ravens: CB Iman Marshall, CB 128. Cowboys: RB Tony Pollard, Memphis 129. Raiders: CB Isaiah Johnson, Houston 130. Chargers: LB Drue Tranquill, Notre Dame 131. Redskins: OG Wes Martin, Indiana 132. Seahawks: S Ugochukwu Amadi, Oregon 133. Patriots: QB Jarrett Stidham, Auburn 134. Rams: DT Greg Gaints, Washington 135. Falcons: DE John Cominsky, Charleston 136. Bengals: OG Michael Jordan, Ohio State 137. Raiders: TE Foster Moreau, LSU 138. Eagles: DE Shareef Miler, Penn State Round 5: 139. Cardinals: S Deionte Thompson, Alabama 140. Jaguars: RB Ryquell Armstead, Temple 141. Steelers: TE Zach Gentry, Michigan 142. Seahawks: LB Ben Burr-Kirven, Washington 143. Giants: LB Ryan Connelly, Wisconsin 144. Colts: S Marvin Tell III, USC 145. Buccaneers: K Matt Gay, Utah 146. Lions: CB Amani Oruwariye, Penn State 147. Bills: LB Vosean Joseph, Florida 148. 49ers: LB Dre Greenlaw, Arkansas 149. Raiders: WR Hunter Renfrow, Clemson 150. Packers: DT Kingsley Keke, Texas A&M 151. Dolphins: LB Andrew Van Ginkel, Wisconsin 152. Falcons: RB Qadree Ollison, Pitt 153. Redskins: OG Ross Pierschbacher, Alabama 154. Panthers: RB Jordan Scarlett, Florida 155. Browns: LB Mack Wilson, Alabama 156. Broncos: LB Justin Hollins, Oregon 157. Jets: LB Blake Cashman, Minnesota 158. Cowboys: CB Michael Jackson, Miami 159. Patriots: DT Byron Cowart, Maryland 160. Ravens: DT Daylon Mack, Texas A&M 161. Texans: DE Charles Omenihu, Texas 162. Vikings: LB Cameron Smith, USC 163. Patriots: P Jake Bailey, Stanford 164. Colts: LB E.J. Speed, Tarleton State 165. Cowboys: DE Joe Jackson, Miami 166. Chargers: QB Easton Stick, North Dakota State 167. Eagles: QB Clayton Thorson, Northwestern 168. Titans: LB D’Andre Walker, Georgia 169. Rams: OT David Edwards, Wisconsin 170. Browns: K Austin Seibert, Oklahoma 171. Giants: WR Darius Slayton, Auburn 172. Falcons: CB Jordan Miller, Washington 173. Redskins: LB Cole Holcomb, North Carolina Round 6: 174. Cardinals: WR Keesean Johnson, Fresno State 175. Steelers: LB Sutton Smith, Northern Illinois 176. 49ers: TE Kaden Smith, Stanford 177. Saints: S Saquan Hampton, Rutgers 178. Jaguars: QB Gardner Minshew, Washington State 179. Cardinals: C Lamont Gaillard, Georgia 180. Giants: CB Corey Ballentine, Washburn 181. Bills: S Jaquan Johnson, Miami 182. Bengals: RB Trayveon Williams, Texas A&M 183. 49ers: OT Justin Skule, Vanderbilt 184. Lions: WR Travis Fulgham, Old Dominion 185. Packers: CB Ka’dar Hollman, Toledo 186. Lions: RB Ty Johnson, Maryland 187. Broncos: Juwann Winfree, Colorado 188. Titans: LB David Long Jr, West Virginia 189. Browns: OT Drew Forbes, Southeast Missouri State 190. Vikings: DT Armon Watts, Arkansas 191. Vikings: S Marcus Epps, Wyoming 192. Steelers: DT Isaiah Buggs, Alabama 193. Vikings: OT Olisaemeka Udoh, Elon 194. Packers: RB Dexter Williams, Notre Dame 195. Texans: CB Xavier Crawford, Central Michigan 196. Jets: CB Blessuan Austin, Rutgers 197. Ravens: QB Trace McSorley, Penn State 198. 49ers: CB Tim Harris, Virginia 199. Colts: LB Gerri Green, Mississippi State 200. Chargers: LB Emeke Egbule, Houston 201. Chiefs: CB Rashad Fenton, South Carolina 202. Dolphins: OT Isaiah Price, Ohio State 203. Falcons: RB Marcus Green, UL Monroe 204. Seahawks: RB Travis Homer, Miami 205. Bears: CB Duke Shelley, Kansas State 206. Redskins: WR Kelvin Harmon, NC State 207. Steelers: LB Ulysees Gilbert III, Akron 208. Buccaneers: WR Scott Miller, Bowling Green 209. Seahawks: DT Demarcus Christmas, Florida State 210. Bengals: LB Deshaun Davis, Auburn 211. Bengals: RB Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma 212. Panthers: OT Dennis Daley, South Carolina 213. Cowboys: S Donovan Wilson, Texas A&M 214. Chiefs: RB Darwin Thompson, Utah State Round 7: 215. Buccaneers: DT Terry Beckner Jr., Missouri 216. Chiefs: C Nick Allegretti, Illinois 217. Vikings: CB Kris Boyd, Texas 218. Cowboys: RB Mike Weber, Ohio State 219. Steelers: OG Derwin Gray, Maryland 220. Texans: RB Cullen Gillaspia, Texas A&M 221. Browns: CB Donnie Lewis Jr., Tulane 222. Bears: RB Kerrith Whyte Jr., Florida Atlantic 223. Bengals: CB Jordan Brown, South Dakota State 224. Lions: TE Isaac Nauta, Georgia 225. Bills: LB Darryl Johnson Jr., North Carolina A&T 226. Packers: LB Ty Summers, TCU 227. Redskins: CB Jimmy Moreland, James Madison 228. Bills: TE Tommy Sweeney, Boston College 229. Lions: DT PJ Johnson, Arizona 230. Raiders: DE Quinton Bell, Prairie View 231. Saints: TE Alize Mack, Notre Dame 232. Giants: OG George Asafo-Adjei, Kentucky 233. Dolphins: FB Chandler Cox, Auburn 234. Dolphins: RB Myles Gaskin, Washington 235. Jaguars: DT Dontavius Russell, Auburn 236. Seahawks: WR John Ursua, Hawai’i 237. Panthers: WR Terry Godwin, Georgia 238. Bears: CB Stephen Denmark, Valdosta State 239. Vikings: WR Dillon Mitchell, Oregon 240. Colts: OT Jackson Barton, Utah 241. Cowboys: DE Jalen Jelks, Oregon 242. Chargers: DT Cortez Broughton, Cincinnati 243. Rams: S Nick Scott, Penn State 244.<doc-sep>As things currently stand, the Pittsburgh Steelers will be one of the busiest franchises during Day 3 of the 2019 NFL Draft. The AFC North franchise has six picks remaining after kicking things off with Michigan linebacker Devin Bush on Thursday night. Friday’s second and third rounds saw Pittsburgh grab Toledo receiver Dionate Johnson and Michigan State corner Justin Layne. Round 4 starts the final day of selections, as 152 picks will be made once the first is sent in to the league just after Noon ET. ESPN and NFL Network will televise Rounds 4-7 from Nashville, Tenn. The Steelers start with the No. 122 overall selection, and then have five picks over the final three rounds. Here’s a look at the rest of the Steelers’ picks: Rd. 1, No. 10 overall (via Denver Broncos) - Devin Bush, LB, Michigan Rd. 3, No. 66 - Dionate Johnson, WR, Toledo Rd. 3, No. 83 - Justin Layne, CB, Michigan State Rd. 4, No. 122 Rd. 5, No. 141 Rd. 6, No. 175 Rd. 6, No. 192 Rd. 6, No. 207 Rd. 7, No. 219<doc-sep>Here’s what up next for the Giants and Jets in Rounds 4-7 of the NFL draft on Friday: Giants Fourth round: 108 Fifth round: 143 Fifth round: 171 Sixth round: 180 Seventh round: 232 Seventh round: 245 • Giants’ NFL Draft tracker: Live round-by-round picks and analysis The Giants have six picks set up for them Saturday. At some point, they have to take an offensive lineman, right? The first three rounds came and went, the Giants added four players and Chad Wheeler remains their best option at right tackle. General manager Dave Gettleman declared this draft “thick’’ when it comes to offensive tackles, meaning he sees it as one of the deepest positions. The goal of finding a tackle capable of competing for a starting job starts up again in the fourth round. “There still are tackles on the board that we like,’’ Gettleman said. There is a comfort level with starting receivers Sterling Shepard and Golden Tate, but both are under six-foot tall. There is a need for a tall receiver and that could be an option on Day 3, as could a safety. Jets Fourth round: 105 Fifth round: None Sixth round: 196 Seventh round: None The Jets only enter the third day of the draft with two picks after trading their seventh-round pick to the Vikings to move up a spot in the third round on Friday. That could lead to Mike Maccagnan trading back to acquire more picks on Saturday. The Jets still have a need at cornerback and center, but it is hard to find many impact players this late in the draft. Georgia’s Lamont Gaillard is the best center available. Notre Dame’s Julian Love is the best cornerback. • Jets’ NFL Draft tracker: Live round-by-round picks and analysis<doc-sep>Unless a trade happens, Jets fans will have to wait quite a while to see their team make a pick on the second night of the 2019 NFL Draft. The Jets do own two picks tonight, but the first selection is not until pick 68 which comes in the third round. Which players should you be rooting to slide? Here are some of the best players available according to SB Nation’s Dan Kadar. Offensive Line Cody Ford, Oklahoma (19th best overall player in this year’s class) Jawaan Taylor, Florida (22nd) Dalton Risner, Kansas State (27th) Erik McCoy, Texas A&M (44th) Greg Little, Ole Miss (45th) Yodny Cajuste, West Virginia (56th) Elgton Jenkins, Mississippi State (61st) Edge Rusher Jachai Polite, Florida (49th) Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech (50th) Zach Allen, Boston College (51st) Cornerback Byron Murphy, Washington (17th) Greedy Williams, LSU (25th) Rock Ya-Sin, Temple (41st) Sean Bunting, Central Michigan (58th) Justin Layne, Michigan State (67th) Julian Love, Notre Dame (68th) ......................... There also are a lot of good players at positions that aren’t glaring needs such as wide receiver. To see Kadar’s full list of best available players click here.<doc-sep>
The third day of the NFL draft brought even more Pittsburgh Steelers for Steeler Nation to cheer for. The list includes a punishing rusher, a couple of sack masters and a 6’8” TE. But with that, it serves up more players to serve as instant rivals to boo. Here’s who each team welcomed to oppose Pittsburgh as new members of the AFC North. GM Eric DeCosta continued to upgrade the offense in a big way. The Ravens got even speedier with Justice Hill and added, not just a backup QB, but a possible offensive weapon in Penn State’s Trace McSorley. All in all, it was a pretty solid first draft for DeCosta. Ravens have the potential to be epic on offense, but their defense was pretty close to being ignored. Round 4 Pick 113 RB Justice Hill - Oklahoma State Round 4 Pick 123 OL Ben Powers - Oklahoma Round 4 Pick 127 CB Iman Marshall - USC Round 5 Pick 160 DL Daylon Mack - Texas A&M Round 6 Pick 197 QB Trace McSorley - Penn State After so many years of appropriately being labeled so, the Browns are working hard to no longer be mistakes by the lake. After no First Round selections, GM Phillip Dorsey looked to follow up a solid Day 2 by bolstering their defense. The Browns picked up Mack Wilson, who could be a find in Round 5 and added to an already strong secondary. Round 4 Pick 119 S Sheldrick Redwine - Miami, Fla Round 5 Pick 155 ILB Mack Wilson - Alabama Round 5 Pick 170 K Austin Seibert - Oklahoma Round 6 Pick 189 OL Drew Forbes - Southeast Missouri State Round 7 Pick 221 CB Donnie Lewis Jr. - Tulane Most notably, the Bengals picked up depth at QB and OL with Michael Jordan. It was kind of an underwhelming draft up top for Cincy, but they added decent depth on Day Three.o Round 4 Pick 104 QB Ryan Finley - North Carolina State Round 4 Pick 125 DL Renell Wren - Arizona State Round 4 Pick 136 OL Michael Jordan - Ohio State Round 6 Pick 182 RB Trayveon Williams - Texas A&M Round 6 Pick 210 LB Deshaun Davis - Auburn Round 6 Pick 211 RB Rodney Anderson- Oklahoma Round 7 Pick 223 CB Jordan Brown - San Diego State How many of the above will haunt the dreams of Steeler Nation and who? That question will take a bit to be answered. But to quote Timbuk3 from 1986, “The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades”.