NFL Draft Rounds 4-7: Top Prospects & Steals

0:00On April 25th, rounds 4 through 7 of the 2026 NFL Draftfire up at noon eastern on Saturday and the board stacked with talent. Cornerback Jermann McCoy from Tennessee tops the list at number 12 after a torn ACL last year, but he's 6 foot 1, wiring with burst speed and 4 picks in 2024. Plenty of quarterbacks linger 2 like Garrett Newsmeyer from LSU at number 100. Plenty's re-stacked the top 250 prospects post-rounds 1 through 3, spotlighting corners like Hiante Scott from Miami at 56-A, tough nickel ready for run and pass. Why receiver shine with Dion Berks from Oklahoma at 58 who blaze the 4.340 and Brennan Thompson from Mississippi State at time, 76 with a 4.26 dash for big plays, fans and scouts buzz over the value, as edges like Danny Dennis Sutton from Penn State at 65 brings size and power

1:00at 6 foot 6, 200. 56 pounds, injuries hit some by Carol Perkins from LSU dropping after an ACL tear, but his speed and versatility remain. Running backs and tight ends at depth, with guys like Mike Washington from Arkansas timing 4.33. New gyms emerge lower, like lefty QB Cole Payton from North Dakota State at 153. A dual threat with 31 rushing scores in college. Kikers and punters even crack the top 250, showing every round matters. Sin is like Conor Lou from Auburn, pre-injury top guy, could start soon. Keep eyes peeled as these prospects find homes. Draft day magic keeps delivering steels all weekend, I'm Cory with the story. That's your NFL news today update, AI powered and always on.