The PlayerProfiler and RotoUnderworld maestro of opportunities, head game analyst, and NFL draft analyst Cody Carpentier is back with the 3.0 version of his 2022 NFL Mock Draft to update movement from College Football Bowl Season. In 2021, Cody predicted 8 of 32 picks in Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft and looks to return and improve even more in 2022. Look for more Mock Drafts in the Dynasty Deluxe section under NFL Draft Index. Aside from NFL Mock Draft Data, you can find 2022 Rookie Mock Draft ADP (SuperFlex and 1QB) as well as Dynasty Mock Draft ADP (SuperFlex and 1QB), a Dynasty League Trade Finder App, Rankings, Trade Analyzer, and the Brand New Dynasty Dominator Reloaded. With the NFL Regular Season wrapped up, Coaches and GM’s fired – it’s officially DRAFT SEASON, so sit down, lock in and stay on the lookout for more, and MORE 2022 Rookie Prospect information.
Cody’s 2022 NFL Draft Team Offseason Needs/Breakdown
Projected Trade 1: Pittsburgh Steelers give Pick 20, 84, and 2023 1st and 3rd. New York Giants give Pick 5 and 2023 Round 7.
Projected Trade 2: Philadelphia Eagles give Pick 16. Denver Broncos give Pick 40 and 2023 1st Round Pick.
Round 1 (Pick 1-32)
No. 1 – Jacksonville Jaguars – Evan Neal, OT – Alabama
notes: The Jaguars need a Left Tackle, more than an EDGE rusher. Cam Robinson will be a free agent, and will not return to Duval.
No. 2 – Detroit Lions – Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE – Michigan
No. 3 – Houston Texans – Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE – Oregon
No. 4 – New York Jets – Ikem Ekwonu, OT – NC State
No. 5 – Pittsburgh Steelers – Kenny Pickett, QB – Pittsburgh
notes: Pittsburgh trades up from pick No. 20 to No. 5 to obtain the future of the franchise.
No. 6 – Carolina Panthers – Sam Howell, QB – North Carolina
No. 7 – New York Giants – Charles Cross, OT – Mississippi State
Charles Cross is a beast pic.twitter.com/3UtV780g67
— Charles Power (@CharlesPower) September 26, 2020
No. 8 – Atlanta Falcons – David Ojabo, EDGE – Michigan
No. 9 – Denver Broncos – Trevor Penning, OT – Northern Iowa
notes: Possibly the most underrated lineman in the entire NFL Draft… until the Senior Bowl, give it time.
No. 10 – New York Jets – George Karlaftis, EDGE – Purdue
notes: Robert Salah gets his Nick Bosa east coast with pick no. 10, after complementing the offensive line at No. 4.
No. 11 – Washington – Kyle Hamilton, S – Notre Dame
No. 12 – Minnesota Vikings – Derek Stingley, CB – LSU
No. 13 – Cleveland Browns – Jordan Davis, DT – Georgia
notes: The run-stopping monster has led the Georgia Bulldogs dominant defense all season.
No. 14 – Baltimore Ravens – Kaiir Elam, CB – Florida
No. 15 – Philadelphia Eagles – Ahmed Gardner, CB – Cincinnati
No. 16 – Denver Broncos – Matt Corral, QB – Ole Miss
Matt Corral Advanced Stats & Metrics Profile
No. 17 – Los Angeles Chargers – Garrett Wilson, WR – Ohio State
No. 18 – New Orleans Saints – Malik Willis, QB – Liberty
notes: Do I “like” Willis in New Orleans? No. Do I “love” Willis in New Orleans.. YES!! Malik Willis, Alvin Kamara, Michael Thomas… in 2023, let’s hope he can progress nicely!
No. 19 – Philadelphia Eagles – Nakobe Dean, LB – Georgia
No. 20 – New York Giants – Tyler Linderbaum, OL – Iowa
No. 21 – New England Patriots – Devin Lloyd, LB – Utah
No. 22 – Miami Dolphins – Darian Kinnard – OT – Kentucky
No. 23 – Las Vegas Raiders – Chris Olave, WR – Ohio State
Chris Olave Advanced Stats & Metrics Profile
No. 24 – Arizona Cardinals – Andrew Booth, CB – Clemson
No. 25 – Cincinnati Bengals – Derion Kendrick, CB – Georgia
No. 26 – Buffalo Bills – DeMarvin Leal, DL – Texas A&M
No. 27 – Detroit Lions – Treylon Burks, WR – Arkansas
Treylon Burks, this is insane. pic.twitter.com/uSyVwybTnN
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) October 17, 2020
No. 28 – Dallas Cowboys – Brandon Smith, LB – Penn State
notes: Micah Parsons college teammate, and prior to Parsons 2020 Opt-Out, was thought to be the “Best LB Duo” in College Football.
No. 29 – Kansas City Chiefs – Jameson Williams, WR – Alabama
notes: The Combine would have helped Jameson vault into the Top 15, maybe Top 10… but instead the Champs get the real Tyreek Hill counterpart.
No. 30 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jermaine Johnson, EDGE – Florida State
No. 31 – Tennessee Titans – Christian Harris, LB – Alabama
No. 32 – Green Bay Packers – George Pickens, WR – Georgia
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Round 2 (Pick 33-64)
No. 33 – Jacksonville Jaguars – Kenyon Green, OL – Texas A&M
No. 34 – Detroit Lions – Carson Strong, QB – Nevada
No. 35 – New York Jets – Travon Walker, DL – Georgia
No. 36 – New York Giants – Myjai Sanders, EDGE – Cincinnati
No. 37 – Houston Texans – Roger McCreary, CB – Auburn
No. 38 – New York Jets – Jordan Battle, S – Alabama
No. 39 – Chicago Bears – Drake London, WR – USC
No. 40 – Philadelphia Eagles – Jaquan Brisker, S – Penn State
No. 41 – Seattle Seahawks – Coby Bryant, CB – Cincinnati
No. 42 – Washington – Desmond Ridder, QB – Cincinnati
No. 43 – Atlanta Falcons – Jahan Dotson, WR – Penn State
No. 44 – Cleveland Browns – Jamaree Salyer, OL – Georgia
No. 45 – Baltimore Ravens – Devonte Wyatt, DL – Georgia
No. 46 – Minnesota Vikings – Zion Johnson, OL – Boston College
No. 47 – Indianapolis Colts – Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT – Ohio State
No. 48 – Los Angeles Chargers – Daniel Faalele, OT – Minnesota
Minnesota RT Daniel Faalele has a huge 6’8” frame and his long arms really show up in pass pro.
High ceiling player pic.twitter.com/wMGaLXJTT8
— Bobby Skinner (@BobbySkinner_) January 3, 2022
No. 49 – New Orleans Saints – Daxton Hill, S – Michigan
No. 50 – Miami Dolphins – Drake Jackson, EDGE – USC
No. 51 – Philadelphia Eagles – Kingsley Enagbare, EDGE – South Carolina
No. 52 – Pittsburgh Steelers – Sean Rhyan, OT – UCLA
No. 53 – San Francisco 49ers -Trent McDuffie, CB – Washington
No. 54 – Las Vegas Raiders – Henry To’oTo’o, LB – Alabama
No. 55 – New England Patriots – Phidarian Mathis, DL – Alabama
No. 56 – Arizona Cardinals – Isaiah Spiller, RB – Texas A&M
No. 57 – Cincinnati Bengals – Ed Ingram, OL – LSU
No. 58 – Buffalo Bills – John Metchie, WR – Alabama
No. 59 – Dallas Cowboys – Kyler Gordon, CB – Washington
No. 60 – Denver Broncos – Logan Hall, DL – Houston
No. 61 – Kansas City Chiefs – Nik Bonitto, EDGE – Oklahoma
No. 62 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Breece Hall, RB – Iowa State
No. 63 – Atlanta Falcons – Travis Jones, DL – UConn
No. 64 – Green Bay Packers – Martin Emerson, CB – Mississippi State
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Round 3 (Pick 65-102)
No. 65 – Jacksonville Jaguars – Justyn Ross, WR – Clemson
No. 66 – Detroit Lions – Darrian Beavers, LB – Cincinnati
No. 67 – New York Giants – Jalen Wydermyer, TE – Texas A&M
No. 68 – Houston Texans – Perrion Winfrey, DL – Oklahoma
No. 69 – New York Jets – David Bell, WR – Purdue
No. 70 – Jacksonville Jaguars – Marcus Jones, CB – Houston
No. 71 – Chicago Bears – Bernhard Raimann, OT – Central Michigan
No. 72 – Seattle Seahawks – Jaxson Kirkland, OT – Washington
No. 73 – Washington – Emil Ekiyor, OL – Alabama
No. 74 – Atlanta Falcons – Kenneth Walker, RB – Michigan State
No. 75 – Denver Broncos – Alontae Taylor, CB – Tennessee
No. 76 – Baltimore Ravens – Zach Harrison, EDGE – Ohio State
No. 77 – Minnesota Vikings – Trey McBride, TE – Colorado State
TE Trey McBride (Colorado St) quickly turning into a favorite
6'4 260 Sr
2020 2nd Team MWC
2019 1st Team MWCAthletic/Agile. Competitive Blocker. 3 drops on 103 targets
Fort Morgan HS (Joel Dreessen). Awesome 2-way player. School record for points in bball, HRs in baseball… pic.twitter.com/tMR5BN9uDs
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) May 28, 2021
No. 78 – Cleveland Browns – Damone Clark, LB – LSU
No. 79 – Los Angeles Chargers – Quay Walker, LB – Georgia
No. 80 – Houston Texans – Wan’Dale Robinson, WR – Kentucky
No. 81 – New York Giants – Lewis Cine, S – Georgia
No. 82 – Indianapolis Colts – Josh Jobe, CB – Alabama
No. 83 – Philadelphia Eagles – Jalen Tolbert, WR – South Alabama
No. 84 – New York Giants – Romeo Doubs, WR – Nevada
No. 85 – Las Vegas Raiders – Haskell Garrett, DL – Ohio State
No. 86 – New England Patriots – Mykael Wright, CB – Oregon
No. 87 – San Francisco 49ers – Cameron Thomas, EDGE – San Diego State
No. 88 – Arizona Cardinals – Jaivon Heiligh, WR – Coastal Carolina
No. 89 – Cincinnati Bengals – Abraham Lucas, OT – Washington State
No. 90 – Buffalo Bills – Cole Strange, OL – Chattanooga
No. 91 – Denver Broncos – Verone McKinley, S – Oregon
No. 92 – Dallas Cowboys – Bubba Bolden, S – Miami (FL)
No. 93 – Kansas City Chiefs – Max Mitchell, OT – UL-Lafayette
No. 94 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Skyy Moore, WR – Western Michigan
Oh my. What a grab, Skyy Moore.
TD @WMU_Football! pic.twitter.com/vSG5qSxhiz
— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) October 2, 2021
No. 95 – Tennessee Titans – Isaiah Likely, TE – Coastal Carolina
No. 96 – Green Bay Packers – Josh Paschal, EDGE – Kentucky
No. 97 – Detroit Lions – Smoke Monday, S – Auburn
No. 98 – New Orleans Saints – Tariq Castro-Fields, CB – Penn State
No. 99 – New Orleans Saints – Jaquarii Roberson, WR – Wake Forest
No. 100 – Miami Dolphins – Nolan Smith, EDGE – Georgia
No. 101 – Los Angeles Rams – Tyler Smith, OL – Tulsa
No. 102 – Baltimore Ravens – Rasheed Walker, OT – Penn State
