Denver Broncos 2022 NFL Draft Recap
May 7, 2022
The Denver Broncos were in a tough spot to start the 2022 NFL Draft.
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The Denver Broncos were in a tough spot to start the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Jacksonville Jaguars began with 12 picks in the 2022 NFL Draft but would trade-up twice throughout.
The San Francisco 49ers had a draft that left the fan base scratching their heads.
After vastly improving their offensive line in free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals turned their attention to the draft.
It’s been a busy offseason for the Las Vegas Raiders, highlighted by a trade for star receiver Davante Adams.
Instead of making a first-round pick, the Arizona Cardinals traded the No. 23 pick to the Baltimore Ravens for Marquise Brown and the No. 100 pick.
Looking to add to one of the most complete rosters in the game, the franchise had multiple needs as they hope to push through in the ultra-competitive AFC.
Yet again, the Panthers ceased a dreadful 5-12 season, which endured the wrath of the NFC South.
It was an interesting three days this past weekend for the New England Patriots and their fans.
The Buccaneers need this draft to be an instant success similar to the 2020 class, so that they can win another Super Bowl.
Did Los Angeles do enough to address their needs?
Once again, the Rams treated the draft as a nonessential process to team building.
The Denver Broncos were in a tough spot to start the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Jacksonville Jaguars began with 12 picks in the 2022 NFL Draft but would trade-up twice throughout.
The San Francisco 49ers had a draft that left the fan base scratching their heads.
After vastly improving their offensive line in free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals turned their attention to the draft.
It’s been a busy offseason for the Las Vegas Raiders, highlighted by a trade for star receiver Davante Adams.
Instead of making a first-round pick, the Arizona Cardinals traded the No. 23 pick to the Baltimore Ravens for Marquise Brown and the No. 100 pick.
Looking to add to one of the most complete rosters in the game, the franchise had multiple needs as they hope to push through in the ultra-competitive AFC.
Yet again, the Panthers ceased a dreadful 5-12 season, which endured the wrath of the NFC South.
It was an interesting three days this past weekend for the New England Patriots and their fans.
The Buccaneers need this draft to be an instant success similar to the 2020 class, so that they can win another Super Bowl.
Did Los Angeles do enough to address their needs?
Once again, the Rams treated the draft as a nonessential process to team building.
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