Dreams will come true this April in the 2022 NFL Draft, Over 260 prospects will hear their name called, as they get their welcome to the pros. Read on to see how three publications think the first 10 picks at the 2022 NFL Draft are going to turn out.
For Walter Football, the talent and potential of Aidan Hutchison is enough reasons for the Jaguars to take the edge rusher despite the team being decent at the position.
“The Jaguars don’t need another edge rusher because they have good talent at the position, but I don’t know how they can pass up on the best prospect in the 2022 NFL Draft.”
Team to Pick
Pick
Jacksonville Jaguars
Aidan Hutchinson
Detroit Lions
Travon Walker
Houston Texans
Evan Neal
New York Jets
Kayvon Thibodeaux
New York Giants
Ikem Ekwonu
Carolina Panthers
Kenny Pickett
New York Giants
Ahmad Gardner
Atlanta Falcons
Jermaine Johnson
Seattle Seahawks
Charles Cross
New York Jets
Derek Stingley
CBS Sports
Jeff Kerr of CBS Sports, meanwhile, has the Jaguars taking an offensive lineman in Evan Neal from Alabama. With Trevor Lawrence still being groomed in the NFL, the Jaguars badly need to protect him if they are to make a leap in 2022. Last season, the Jags were last in the NFL with just 14.9 points per game. Another notable projected pick for Kerr is quarterback Kenny Picketts going to the Carolina Panthers as the sixth pick overall – and first quarterback off the board. The Panthers still have Sam Darnold, but he is not viewed as a long-term answer under center.
Team to Pick
Pick
Jacksonville Jaguars
Evan Neal
Detroit Lions
Kayvon Thibodeaux
Houston Texans
Aidan Hutchinson
New York Jets
Ikem Ekwonu
New York Giants
Charles Cross
Carolina Panthers
Kenny Pickett
New York Giants
Kyle Hamilton
Atlanta Falcons
Garrett Wilson
Seattle Seahawks
Malik Willis
New York Jets
Ahmad Gardner
Sporting News
For Vinnie Iyer of Sporting News, a noteworthy selection he has in his projection is Malik Willis going to the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks, of course, have parted ways this offseason with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson, leaving them with uncertainty under center. They have Drew Lock, but the Seahawks could do better.
