Jahan Dotson is one of the top receivers in the 2022 NFL Draft class. After a great career at Penn State, he now looks to be selected fairly early on in the draft.
Pitt has had no shortage of players to enter the NFL and proceed to have hall of fame careers. Dan Marino, Larry Fitzgerald, Darrelle Revis, and currently Aaron Donald come to mind.
James Skalski is the ultimate college football player. The sixth-year senior was the alpha on Clemson’s defense for years and the unit’s captain. Producing as Skalski did for such a long time at the college level is crazy.
The NFL has thankfully seen an influx of talent along the offensive line in recent years. The trend continues this year, with Evan Neal, Ikem Ekwonu, and Charles Cross consistently mocked in the top ten. Cross has been marked as a potential top ten choice, so let’s see if the tape backs that claim.
After excellent performances in collegiate all-star games, Cole Kelley has received some draft hype. Most recently, he won the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Most Valuable Player award.
Desmond Ridder and five other quarterbacks all have a case to be the first quarterback selected in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The collegiate all-star games have wrapped up and the National Football Association season is almost finished leaving many eyes looking toward the draft. Multiple players could be selected first overall, and there is little consensus opinion this year.
The 2022 NFL Draft has a ton of mid-major talent on the come-up. Teams like Cincinnati are producing early-round picks all over the board. However, almost no one would think that the 3-9 Colorado State Rams would have a potential early selection in tight end Trey McBride.
Kenyon Green, the AP All-American Guard out of Texas A&M and Humble, Texas, is one of the best interior linemen in this class. Green is a fascinating prospect in this draft class, with a lot of the hype from his versatility and ability to run block with the best of them.
Aqeel Glass stood out in the National Football Players Association Collegiate Bowl, and in a weak 2022 quarterback class he is rising up boards. He came into college as a two-star quarterback with three college offers and impressed at Alabama A&M.
North Dakota State’s Christian Watson has all of these intangibles. The former two-star receiver stands at 6’4″ and has true 4.4 speed. Watson’s stock has soared because of his recent Senior Bowl success.
Chase Garbers enters the 2022 National Football Association Draft with some question marks around his name. The California product was impressive when playing in his first three years of college, but he has not progressed as some hoped.
Jahan Dotson is one of the top receivers in the 2022 NFL Draft class. After a great career at Penn State, he now looks to be selected fairly early on in the draft.
Pitt has had no shortage of players to enter the NFL and proceed to have hall of fame careers. Dan Marino, Larry Fitzgerald, Darrelle Revis, and currently Aaron Donald come to mind.
James Skalski is the ultimate college football player. The sixth-year senior was the alpha on Clemson’s defense for years and the unit’s captain. Producing as Skalski did for such a long time at the college level is crazy.
The NFL has thankfully seen an influx of talent along the offensive line in recent years. The trend continues this year, with Evan Neal, Ikem Ekwonu, and Charles Cross consistently mocked in the top ten. Cross has been marked as a potential top ten choice, so let’s see if the tape backs that claim.
After excellent performances in collegiate all-star games, Cole Kelley has received some draft hype. Most recently, he won the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Most Valuable Player award.
Desmond Ridder and five other quarterbacks all have a case to be the first quarterback selected in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The collegiate all-star games have wrapped up and the National Football Association season is almost finished leaving many eyes looking toward the draft. Multiple players could be selected first overall, and there is little consensus opinion this year.
The 2022 NFL Draft has a ton of mid-major talent on the come-up. Teams like Cincinnati are producing early-round picks all over the board. However, almost no one would think that the 3-9 Colorado State Rams would have a potential early selection in tight end Trey McBride.
Kenyon Green, the AP All-American Guard out of Texas A&M and Humble, Texas, is one of the best interior linemen in this class. Green is a fascinating prospect in this draft class, with a lot of the hype from his versatility and ability to run block with the best of them.
Aqeel Glass stood out in the National Football Players Association Collegiate Bowl, and in a weak 2022 quarterback class he is rising up boards. He came into college as a two-star quarterback with three college offers and impressed at Alabama A&M.
North Dakota State’s Christian Watson has all of these intangibles. The former two-star receiver stands at 6’4″ and has true 4.4 speed. Watson’s stock has soared because of his recent Senior Bowl success.
Chase Garbers enters the 2022 National Football Association Draft with some question marks around his name. The California product was impressive when playing in his first three years of college, but he has not progressed as some hoped.
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