Where local athletes are projected in the NFL draft, week 4

SALT LAKE CITY — The NFL Draft is now a week away and the draft boards are all pretty much set, with the local athletes having a decent understanding of their spot in the draft.

Despite the draft being so close, many athletes are still moving around a lot.

To see the selections from the week prior, click here.

This week, ESPN's Mel Kiper and Todd McShay combined their draft projections, complete the first three rounds of the draft. McShay was responsible for selecting the odd picks, while Kiper was responsible for selecting the even picks.

In the ESPN projections, Kyle Van Noy dropped 12 spots to No. 36 from No. 24, Keith McGill went up 12 spots to No. 58 from No. 70 and Xavier Su'a-Filo dropped 17 spots from No. 42 to No. 59.

Not a lot changed in the Walter Football projections, with Trevor Reilly moving up two spots from No. 63 to No. 65, while Nevin Lawson dropped eight spots from No. 174. to No. 182.

Draft Tek also saw some movement, with McGill dropping two spots from No. 63 to No. 65, Larsen dropping 26 spots from No. 126 to No. 152, Reilly dropping 10 spots from No. 165 to No. 175, Cody Hoffman dropping 15 spots from No. 173 to No. 198 , and Jake Murphy moving up one spot to No. 235 from No. 236.

Each NFL analyst evaluates the local athletes differently, so I've gone through the various draft boards for you and have them listed below (some do not go through all seven rounds of the draft).

This is likely the last draft projections article, but check back before the draft for any changes. Players not listed will likely have to go through free agency to get on an NFL team.

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