2022 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Nick Cross
April 28, 2022
Nick Cross is another Day 2 sleeper to keep an eye out for.
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Nick Cross is another Day 2 sleeper to keep an eye out for.
After having a breakout season in 2021, Mario Goodrich is one of the more underrated cornerbacks in the NFL Draft.
Former four-star recruit Josh Paschal played five seasons in Lexington, KY.
After a breakout 2021 campaign, Verone McKinley saw his stock his to one of the better safety prospects in the 2022 NFL Draft.
One player all teams should be taking note of when looking at Chenal is Jack Sanborn.
Hassan Haskins was a solid three-year starter for Michigan and is one of the most bruising backs in the 2022 NFL Draft.
While everyone is finalizing more of the big-name guys, some of the smaller names are lost in the woodwork, including Washington State’s Jaylen Watson.
Zamir White was a five-star recruit coming out of high school in North Carolina and ranked as the No. 1 running back in the nation.
Another day, and another scouting report with a sleeper at the wide receiver position.
Drake Jackson has been a well-known name in this year’s draft cycle.
Often referred to as a “positionless” player, Luketa showed off his versatility in 2021 as he lined up on the edge for Penn State.
The cornerback landscape in this year’s NFL Draft appears to be loaded with talent.
Nick Cross is another Day 2 sleeper to keep an eye out for.
After having a breakout season in 2021, Mario Goodrich is one of the more underrated cornerbacks in the NFL Draft.
Former four-star recruit Josh Paschal played five seasons in Lexington, KY.
After a breakout 2021 campaign, Verone McKinley saw his stock his to one of the better safety prospects in the 2022 NFL Draft.
One player all teams should be taking note of when looking at Chenal is Jack Sanborn.
Hassan Haskins was a solid three-year starter for Michigan and is one of the most bruising backs in the 2022 NFL Draft.
While everyone is finalizing more of the big-name guys, some of the smaller names are lost in the woodwork, including Washington State’s Jaylen Watson.
Zamir White was a five-star recruit coming out of high school in North Carolina and ranked as the No. 1 running back in the nation.
Another day, and another scouting report with a sleeper at the wide receiver position.
Drake Jackson has been a well-known name in this year’s draft cycle.
Often referred to as a “positionless” player, Luketa showed off his versatility in 2021 as he lined up on the edge for Penn State.
The cornerback landscape in this year’s NFL Draft appears to be loaded with talent.
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