2025 NFL Draft No. 4 Overall Pick Odds: Will Campbell favored

The New England Patriots own the No. 4 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and the franchise could go in many directions at that spot.

The Pats, under new head coach and former All-Pro linebacker Mike Vrabel, could decide to protect quarterback Drake Maye with an offensive lineman, help boost the QB's production with a wide receiver, ease his burden with an every-down running back, or build up the defensive side of the ball. Or, they could trade down in an effort to address multiple needs.

Here, we'll list and break down the odds for who will be selected fourth overall in the draft.

2025 NFL Draft No. 4 Overall Pick Odds

Will Campbell	-420
Abdul Carter	+850
Ashton Jeanty	+1000
Armand Membou	+1200
Jalon Walker	+1400
Mason Graham	+2000
Shedeur Sanders	+2500

Former LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell (-420) is the favorite to be picked fourth overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The New England Patriots allowed a pressure rate of 23.7 percent — eighth-highest in the NFL last season — and picking one of the highest-rated offensive linemen in the draft would help address that.

Campbell allowed just four sacks, 13 QB hits, and 32 hurries across his 38 career games in three seasons at LSU. He earned All-American honors in 2024 and All-SEC first-team honors in both 2023 and 2024. While much has been made over his arm length in the build toward the draft, it isn't expected to prevent teams from selecting him.

Second in the odds is Abdul Carter (+850), the former Penn State linebacker/edge rusher who had 12.0 sacks in 2024 and led the nation with 24 tackles for loss.

Carter won the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year Award and earned All-American honors this past season. He has drawn comparisons to another former Penn State linebacker-turned-edge rusher, two-time NFL All-Pro Micah Parsons.

Former Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty (+1000) is third in the odds. He led the nation in rushing attempts and yards while scoring 30 total touchdowns. He projects as an instant-impact, every-down back at the NFL level.

Former Missouri OT Armand Membou has the fourth-shortest odds to go fourth overall (+1200). Membou, standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 325 pounds, had the third-highest Pro Football Focus grade among Power 4 offensive tackles in 2024 and allowed just three sacks in 35 career games.

Georgia LB/edge rusher Jalon Walker (+1400) is next, followed by Michigan DT Mason Graham (+2000) and Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders (+2500). The fact that Sanders is not far from the favorites in this market indicates the possibility that the Patriots trade back.

Beyond that group of players are former Colorado CB/WR Travis Hunter (+4000), Texas OT Kelvin Banks (+5000), and Penn State TE Tyler Warren (+7500).

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Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.