2026 Draft: Rounds 4-7 Sat.9am/12pm.
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2026 Draft: Rounds 4-7 Sat.9am/12pm.
Round #4 is on the clock. We have six picks:
Round 4: Pick 102
Round 4: No. 134
Round 5: No. 175
Round 6: No. 185
Round 6: No. 208
Round 7: No. 219
Round 4: Pick 102
Round 4: No. 134
Round 5: No. 175
Round 6: No. 185
Round 6: No. 208
Round 7: No. 219
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Check out the size of his lower body...bruising RB who also has speed.RunOverByHubbard wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 10:17 am Looks like a great pick to me. Big guy 6'1" and 233 lbs and fast -- run the fastest time for a RB at the combine with a 4.33. Power and speed. The guy on ESPN says he ranked Washington as this 3rd best RB on the board. What's not to like?
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So, we lost a 6th round pick but we have some picks left to get DT, CB, and LB. maybe a backup QB too? But I don't like flyers on late round QBs. They are almost always just camp arms and we can get those in many ways.
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Pro Comparison: Latavius Murray
Summary
Mike Washington Jr. is a bigger running back, which can make it more difficult for him to sink and change directions, but he contributes on all three downs. He has the size to be a feature back in the NFL and the burst to go the distance once he hits daylight.
About
2025: 167 carries, 1,070 yards, 8 TD
Career: Led team in rushing at Arkansas (2025), New Mexico State (2024), Buffalo (2022)
Strengths
Good top-end speed and builds it quickly.
Does a good job pressing the gap and breaking defenders down in space before making his cut.
Good vision and size to force third-level defenders into business decisions.
Weaknesses
Seven fumbles over the past two seasons.
Not as physically imposing as his size would suggest.
Modest pass-catching production.
Combine Data
40-yard dash: 4.33 seconds
Vertical jump: 39 inches
Broad jump: 10 feet, 8 inches
Summary
Mike Washington Jr. is a bigger running back, which can make it more difficult for him to sink and change directions, but he contributes on all three downs. He has the size to be a feature back in the NFL and the burst to go the distance once he hits daylight.
About
2025: 167 carries, 1,070 yards, 8 TD
Career: Led team in rushing at Arkansas (2025), New Mexico State (2024), Buffalo (2022)
Strengths
Good top-end speed and builds it quickly.
Does a good job pressing the gap and breaking defenders down in space before making his cut.
Good vision and size to force third-level defenders into business decisions.
Weaknesses
Seven fumbles over the past two seasons.
Not as physically imposing as his size would suggest.
Modest pass-catching production.
Combine Data
40-yard dash: 4.33 seconds
Vertical jump: 39 inches
Broad jump: 10 feet, 8 inches
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Agreed. If you look at Seattle last year, both Walker and Charbonnet were a huge part of their offense. While Walker had over 1000 yards rushing, Charbonnet wasn't that far behind at 750. They really ran a 2 headed dragon in the backfieldAttyla wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 10:17 am We need that guy, Washington is going to make some mean two RB sets and a great relief for Jeanty
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Someone is gonna love the Murray comparison & start Mike Washington Jr threadRunOverByHubbard wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 10:21 am Pro Comparison: Latavius Murray
Summary
Mike Washington Jr. is a bigger running back, which can make it more difficult for him to sink and change directions, but he contributes on all three downs. He has the size to be a feature back in the NFL and the burst to go the distance once he hits daylight.
About
2025: 167 carries, 1,070 yards, 8 TD
Career: Led team in rushing at Arkansas (2025), New Mexico State (2024), Buffalo (2022)
Strengths
Good top-end speed and builds it quickly.
Does a good job pressing the gap and breaking defenders down in space before making his cut.
Good vision and size to force third-level defenders into business decisions.
Weaknesses
Seven fumbles over the past two seasons.
Not as physically imposing as his size would suggest.
Modest pass-catching production.
Combine Data
40-yard dash: 4.33 seconds
Vertical jump: 39 inches
Broad jump: 10 feet, 8 inches
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Plus Jeanty >>>> Walker & Washington >>>>>>>> CharbonnetBotesBoats wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 10:22 am Agreed. If you look at Seattle last year, both Walker and Charbonnet were a huge part of their offense. While Walker had over 1000 yards rushing, Charbonnet wasn't that far behind at 750. They really ran a 2 headed dragon in the backfield
I'm not a Charbonnet fan lol. Walker I like but, Jeanty is way better
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185 is still there
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Besides getting Mendoza, this is my favorite pick of the draft. He fits a need and I love the way he looks in highlights. He can run over people and run away from people. Great combo.
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....I knew you could do it!!!!
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