New Orleans Saints Post Free Agency 2022 Seven Round Mock Draft
April 6, 2022
No matter how you see it, the New Orleans Saints’ trade is for the current as Mickey Loomis proves he wants to win now.
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No matter how you see it, the New Orleans Saints’ trade is for the current as Mickey Loomis proves he wants to win now.
We are now entering the home stretch of the 2021 NFL season, meaning the draft is near. In this mock, the draft is filled with prospects at wide receiver, offensive line, edge, and cornerback. All of those position groups are looking strong for the 2022 draft.
Knee-deep into October, it is not uncommon for a mock draft to flow in. A lot looks different from what we saw earlier in the year, but we still see some very talented players firmly at the top.
Teams will be looking for their next superstar to elevate their franchise to perennial contenders and hopefully World Series Champions. While the players selected this year will vary from All-Star to career minor leaguer, they all have the potential to be difference makers.
Every year we obsess over mock drafts wondering who our favorite team is going to pick. We spend months watching college athletes, the best up-and-coming football players in the world. When draft night comes up, we spend hours stressing about which player our team will pick. Then, particularly when you get to day three, all bets are off. We begin to look for one thing: the best name picked.
As Canton-bound Drew Brees rides off into the sunset, the Saints have a ton of work to do in the draft. So, let’s take a look at what April’s draft might look like for the Black and Gold.
The 2020 NFL season is over. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are Super Bowl champions for the second time in team history. With that said, the NFL now turns to the offseason. In this mock, the trades of Deshaun Watson and Carson Wentz are held off until compensation details become more clear with the potential trades. This two-round mock features 13 trades, including three in the top ten.
One week closer to the NFL draft, and teams are starting to show their deficiencies. In this mock draft, there are new players as analysts now have an idea of the risers and fallers in this class. Overall, this draft is offensive heavy and has several first-rounders who will be instant starters. The weapons in this draft are dynamic and will change offenses for the better. Additionally, there are four quarterbacks now projected to be top ten selections. The order is based on the website Tankathon, which uses the strength of schedule (SOS) and up to date records to determine the draft order.
We are now almost halfway through the NFL season. In two short months, only 14 teams will be playing while the other 18 will be looking ahead to the offseason. The holes on each roster are becoming more obvious as time goes on, and while free agency can fill those voids, most teams look to build through the draft. The draft order for this mock was based on The Draft Network’s mock draft machine order. Let’s get it started.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
After a week of football, we finally know what some teams look like. The draft order is now updated after the first 16 games and has been reflected in this mock.
The Bengals are just hours away from making their selection, so Andersen Pickard shares one final version of his NFL mock draft.
No matter how you see it, the New Orleans Saints’ trade is for the current as Mickey Loomis proves he wants to win now.
We are now entering the home stretch of the 2021 NFL season, meaning the draft is near. In this mock, the draft is filled with prospects at wide receiver, offensive line, edge, and cornerback. All of those position groups are looking strong for the 2022 draft.
Knee-deep into October, it is not uncommon for a mock draft to flow in. A lot looks different from what we saw earlier in the year, but we still see some very talented players firmly at the top.
Teams will be looking for their next superstar to elevate their franchise to perennial contenders and hopefully World Series Champions. While the players selected this year will vary from All-Star to career minor leaguer, they all have the potential to be difference makers.
Every year we obsess over mock drafts wondering who our favorite team is going to pick. We spend months watching college athletes, the best up-and-coming football players in the world. When draft night comes up, we spend hours stressing about which player our team will pick. Then, particularly when you get to day three, all bets are off. We begin to look for one thing: the best name picked.
As Canton-bound Drew Brees rides off into the sunset, the Saints have a ton of work to do in the draft. So, let’s take a look at what April’s draft might look like for the Black and Gold.
The 2020 NFL season is over. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are Super Bowl champions for the second time in team history. With that said, the NFL now turns to the offseason. In this mock, the trades of Deshaun Watson and Carson Wentz are held off until compensation details become more clear with the potential trades. This two-round mock features 13 trades, including three in the top ten.
One week closer to the NFL draft, and teams are starting to show their deficiencies. In this mock draft, there are new players as analysts now have an idea of the risers and fallers in this class. Overall, this draft is offensive heavy and has several first-rounders who will be instant starters. The weapons in this draft are dynamic and will change offenses for the better. Additionally, there are four quarterbacks now projected to be top ten selections. The order is based on the website Tankathon, which uses the strength of schedule (SOS) and up to date records to determine the draft order.
We are now almost halfway through the NFL season. In two short months, only 14 teams will be playing while the other 18 will be looking ahead to the offseason. The holes on each roster are becoming more obvious as time goes on, and while free agency can fill those voids, most teams look to build through the draft. The draft order for this mock was based on The Draft Network’s mock draft machine order. Let’s get it started.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
After a week of football, we finally know what some teams look like. The draft order is now updated after the first 16 games and has been reflected in this mock.
The Bengals are just hours away from making their selection, so Andersen Pickard shares one final version of his NFL mock draft.
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